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Key facts about our school
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At BISS Puxi our vision is to shape a generation of creative, resilient global citizens, ready to change our world for the better.
Our International School in Puxi, Shanghai delivers an inclusive, rigorous and high-quality British education in a diverse and caring environment.
Our mission is to balance academic success with character building and well-being.
WHAT OUR PARENTS SAY

EXTRAORDINARY LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

Our School Facilities
At BISS Puxi, students benefit from a well-rounded education that includes Physical Education to build health, teamwork, and sportsmanship—supported by excellent facilities.
Classrooms are designed for comfort and engagement, featuring air filtration systems and interactive whiteboards. The Learning Centre offers a warm, resource-rich environment for reading, research, and quiet study, open to both students and parents.
STEAM is at the heart of our curriculum, supported by MIT and brought to life through dedicated centres and fully equipped science labs.
Creative potential is nurtured through specialist spaces including PC labs, Mac suites, a music technology centre, cinema, and film studio.
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SPEAK TO THE BISS PUXI ADMISSIONS TEAM
To help you learn more about our school, we'd love to show you around our beautiful campus. If you can’t visit us in person, we’ll happily arrange a virtual discovery meeting. As well as meeting with our Heads of School, exploring our curricula, and learning about our pioneering collaborations with MIT and The Juilliard School, you’ll also hear from those who are already on their educational journey with us. This will give you an invaluable insight into what the future holds for your child.
- The process begins with a school tour, either in person or online.
- Prospective Early Years students will join their peers for an in-class assessment.
- Your family will meet with the Head of School for either Primary or Secondary.
- You’ll meet with our admissions team to discuss next steps.

DISCOVERY DRIVEN LEARNING
We'll help your child develop the confidence, resilience and creativity they need to make their mark on the world. By introducing them to new and unexpected experiences we aim to unlock their potential, fueling their imagination and ambition.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- How long does The British International School Shanghai admissions process take?
- From getting in touch with our admissions team to the offer of a place, the BISS Puxi admissions process shouldn't take longer than two weeks. This does, however, depend on how quickly you're able to complete our online form and provide the necessary application information.
- Is the process different if my company pays the fees?
- Our aim is to make the process as simple as possible for you, our families. If your company is paying your child’s school fees, our admissions and finance teams will liaise directly with them, allowing you to concentrate on your child’s education and wellbeing.
- Is there a waiting list?
- Possibly, it depends on the year group you’re applying to join. The BISS Puxi admissions team will let you know if there is a waitlist or not, and the likelihood a place will become available for your chosen start date.
- Can my child start in the middle of a term?
- Yes, absolutely. You can apply to join us at any time – we accept new students all year round. That said, we advise new families to try and enrol their child at the start of the school year (every August) if possible. This way, they won’t miss vital teaching and learning time.
- Are children assessed as part of The British International School Shanghai, Puxi admissions process?
- Yes, every child sits an assessment. The type of assessment depends on the age of your child. Our Early Years students, for example, take part in an in-class observation, while prospective Secondary students sit English and Maths tests. Your family may also be invited to an interview with the Head of Primary or Secondary (which can be done either in person or online).




































