ACAMIS Student Leadership Conference

Years 5 and 6 students at BISS participated in the online FOBISIA Maths Codebreaking Challenge. The event gave our students an exciting opportunity to put their mathematical knowledge to work in a setting that felt like a puzzle to solve.

With keynote speakers and interviewers who have themselves studied at Oxford and Cambridge, students were given an authentic insight into the academic environment and the expectations of studying at these universities.

93% of our IGCSE students achieved grades A*-C.

A Level is an advanced level qualification for students typically aged 16 to 19 years, awarded by the education authorities in the United Kingdom.

Leading international schools organisation Nord Anglia Education today announced outstanding International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) results for its Class of 2026, with one in seven students celebrating 40+ points.

Here’s our step-by-step guide on how to apply for your child’s place at a Nord Anglia Education school.

The cohort’s highest score was 44 points, and students achieved 38 subject grades of 7 (the maximum available for each subject). Among the students awarded the IB Diploma, the average score was 35. More than half of our students achieved 35 points or above and 27% reached the highly demanding 40-point threshold.

This quote is attributed to Epictetus, a Greek philosopher who spent his youth as a slave in Rome before gaining freedom after the death of Nero, under whom he served until around 60 AD. Read our Principal's Blog!

The halls of the Primary School came alive with excitement, creativity and entrepreneurship as our Years 4, 5, and 6 students proudly hosted a new initiative: BISS-ness Day. What began six weeks ago as a mathematics project centred around financial literacy transformed into a vibrant marketplace filled with innovation, determination and student agency.

The British International School Shanghai is entering an exciting new phase of development, with major upgrades designed to enrich every stage of school life — from our youngest learners in Early Years to our Senior School students preparing for university.