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LUYA International High School

Taiwan, Taoyuan

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees NT$440,000
Ages Not listed
Type Co-educational
Opened 2024
Bus Service No
Availability Not shared by this school
Academic offering
Curriculum IB (MYP), IB (DP)
Strengths Academic Enrichment, Languages, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Cultural and Language, Community and Service, Leadership and Professional
Stages Middle School, Senior Secondary School

3F, No. 498, Section 1, Wenhua North Road, Linkou District, New Taipei City, Taiwan, 244

www.lysh.tyc.edu.tw
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The Essentials

LUYA International High School has instruction in English.

Location
LUYA International High School is located at No. 448, Jia'an Section, Zhongzheng Road, Longtan District, Taoyuan City 325, Taiwan (R.O.C.). The campus sits in southern Taoyuan along Zhongzheng Road in the Longtan area. It is accessible by Taoyuan Bus routes, and a traffic location map is available on the site. The street address and contact details are publicly listed for easy reference.

Stages
LUYA offers grades 7–12. The school presents itself as a 7-12 institution with boarding services.

Type
LUYA operates as an international high school with on-campus boarding for 7–12. Boarding facilities are provided on-site, and dormitory registration allows both male and female students to reside on campus.

Additional learning support
The Counseling Office provides student data management for new and transferring students, group counseling and lectures, and individual counseling. It coordinates with qualified counselors and social workers and offers referral when needed, including support for high‑risk students and collaboration with external professionals.

Country affiliation
Taiwan (Republic of China). The campus address lists Taiwan, and contact details designate Taiwan as the country.

Religious affiliation
Religious affiliation is not stated in LUYA's information pages.

School day structure
Specific daily start and end times are not published on LUYA's information pages. The site does outline program structures and student services but does not provide a timetable.

Bus service
LUYA runs a school bus program with morning routes (Linkou–Longtan Line: Gongyuan Road, Linkou District → Airport Metro A9 Station → LUYA; Taoyuan Line: Taoyuan City Hall → LUYA; Xinzhuang–Shulin Line: Zhongping Road, Xinzhuang → Siwei Road, Xinzhuang → Changshou Street, Shulin → LUYA). Afternoon routes include Linkou–Taoyuan Line (LUYA → South Taoyuan Interchange Exit, Taoyuan District → Airport Metro A9 Station → Gongyuan Road, Linkou) and Xinzhuang–Shulin Line (LUYA → Changshou Street, Shulin → Siwei Road, Xinzhuang). Routes are reviewed annually based on student needs, and a School Bus Registration Form is used to enroll riders.
Diving Deeper
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Fees

Annual tuition at LUYA International High School ranges from TWD 440,000 for 2026/27.

Application fees

- Application fee: TWD 30,000 (first-time applicant). This fee is non‑refundable.

Tuition fees (per term and per year group)

- Tuition: TWD 220,000 per semester. The school operates on two semesters per academic year; therefore the published tuition equals TWD 220,000 per term and TWD 440,000 per year for each enrolled student. No separate, grade‑specific tuition amounts are published.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing frequency: Tuition is listed and charged per semester (two semesters per year).
- The published materials state the per‑semester amounts and describe refund rules; exact invoice due dates, installment options, or detailed payment deadlines are not provided in the published tuition table.

Boarding fees (dormitory)

- Dormitory: The school provides on‑campus dormitory accommodation and a dormitory application/registration process is published.
- No separate boarding fee amount or a published fee table for room/board is provided in the publicly posted dormitory materials.

Other costs and fees (examples and published estimates)

- Textbooks and learning materials: approximate TWD 66,000 per year (published as an approximate annual figure).
- Lunch (meal plan): approximate TWD 12,000 per semester.
- Student insurance: TWD 239 per semester.
- Field trip fee (where applicable): TWD 12,000 per semester.
- Air‑conditioning maintenance fee: TWD 1,000 per semester.
- School bag & uniform: listed as a chargeable item but no specific amount published.

School bus (transport) fees

- School bus is offered as an optional service with published per‑semester fees by zone:
- Zone 1: TWD 8,000 one‑way per semester; TWD 16,000 round‑way per semester.
- Zone 2: TWD 16,500 one‑way per semester; TWD 33,000 round‑way per semester.

Refund information (published refund standard)

- Refunds are governed by a published schedule calculated from the student's actual leave date. Key published points:
- Before registration: all paid items except the new‑student application fee are fully refundable.
- After registration but before classes start: 90% of tuition/fees (excluding the application fee) is refundable; other collected agent/handling fees are fully refundable; overseas‑procured books/software are not refundable.
- After classes start, within the first one‑third of the semester: two‑thirds of tuition/fees (excluding the application fee) refundable; books/software not refundable.
- After classes start between one‑third and two‑thirds of the semester: one‑third refundable (excluding application fee); books/software not refundable.
- After two‑thirds of the semester: no refunds for tuition/fees (agent/handling fees handled case‑by‑case).

Fee payment options

- The published tuition page lists amounts and refund rules but does not specify accepted payment methods (for example, credit card, bank transfer, or other channels are not itemized in the published tuition information).

Summary of unavailable details in the published materials

- The published materials give a clear per‑semester tuition amount and several estimated auxiliary fees, bus fares by zone, and a detailed refund standard. They do not publish (a) separate tuition rates by individual grade/year group, (b) specific boarding (room/board) fee amounts, (c) exact billing due dates or installment schedules, or (d) the list of accepted payment methods. These items are not included in the publicly posted tuition table and dormitory page.
Academics

LUYA International High School teaches IB (MYP), IB (DP).

Curriculum
LUYA International High School serves grades 7–12, with a Year 10 Pre-IB program preparing students for the IB Diploma Programme in Years 11–12. The curriculum is delivered in English within an immersion environment and blends the Taiwan National Curriculum Outline with international IB content, with English-language support as needed. In Year 10, students study Taiwan's 12-year National Education Syllabus alongside Pre-IB subjects to develop content knowledge and inquiry skills for DP. In Years 11–12, students follow the IB Diploma Programme: six subject groups plus the DP core (Theory of Knowledge, Extended Essay, CAS), with a typical requirement of 3 HL and 3 SL subjects; Arts is optional. Assessments include Internal Assessments and external IB exams, with final DP results issued in May and reported in July; LUYA also provides GSAT preparation and counseling for Taiwanese university admissions. Upon graduation, LUYA graduates are positioned to progress to leading universities worldwide.
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Reputation
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Admissions

Admissions
1. Junior High School Admissions Briefing (IBMYP). LUYA provides an IBMYP admissions briefing in two formats: a campus visiting session and an online briefing.

2. Junior High School Admission Application Form. The Junior High School admission uses an Online Registration System. The form collects Applicant Information (name, date of birth, current school and grade), Guardian Information, a Questionnaire, and Supporting Materials uploads, followed by an Agreement before submission.

3. Junior High School Admissions Review Process. Submissions are reviewed by LUYA's Admissions Committee, as indicated on the application form page. The process is described as a committee review rather than a single written test, and applicants should ensure accuracy and completeness to avoid review delays.

4. Senior High School Admissions Briefing (IBDP). LUYA offers a Senior High briefing for the Diploma Programme path in both campus and online formats.

5. Senior High School Admission Application Form. The Senior High admission uses an online application form divided into four sections: Applicant Information, Academic, Guardian, and Materials. The form collects basic student data (names, date of birth, current school and grade), academic interests, and future plans, and requests details about extracurricular activities. It also includes a Materials section for uploading documents and requires confirmation that the information provided will be used for admissions review. Submitting the form triggers a review by LUYA's admissions team, with the expectation that the information will be assessed in relation to LUYA's DP pathway and language‑of‑instruction standards.

6. Senior High School Direct Admission (免試入學). LUYA maintains a direct entry pathway for high school admissions identified as 免試入學 (non‑exam entry). This option provides an alternative to a formal entrance examination, subject to the school's admissions policies and available seats. Families considering this route should review the relevant LUYA pages and timelines for any eligibility criteria and required documents.

Scholarships
There are no published LUYA scholarships described in the public admissions materials.

Waitlist
LUYA does not publish a waitlist or pool system in its admissions materials.
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