Huge congratulations to our incredible Class of 2025! Your hard work, curiosity, and resilience have paid off in extraordinary ways—with offers from some of the world’s top universities, including LSE, UCL, KCL, and more!
From Economics to Sports Science, International Politics & Law to Film & Acting, our graduates are chasing their passions across every corner of the globe. Additionally, our cohort have been offered an astounding $2.8 million in scholarships from universities worldwide—primarily from U.S. institutions—in recognition of their academic rigor and well rounded portfolios.
At NAIS Pudong, we believe in nurturing individual brilliance. Whether through the IB curriculum, personalized mentorship, or our tight-knit community, every student’s journey is unique. Today, we celebrate not just their acceptances, but the creativity, grit, and heart that got them there.
Small school, BIG opportunities—and this is only the beginning. Wishing you a future as bright as your potential. Keep shining, graduates!
Nord Anglia International School Shanghai, Pudong (NAIS Pudong) celebrates another exceptional year of International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma results. The Class of 2025 achieved an impressive average score of 37 points, significantly surpassing the global average of 30.58. Among these outstanding results, one student earned a near-perfect 43 points, reflecting both individual dedication and the school’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence.
The choice of education can shape a child’s future. We recently sat down with two families who transferred to NAIS Pudong to hear about their decision-making process, their adaptation journey, and the growth they’ve witnessed in their children. From personalised learning support and an authentic British educational environment to the nurturing of a critical thinking and an open-minded community - let's explore how NAIS Pudong empowers students to thrive in a globalised world.
Last week, as part of the Living Legacies series, our school had the pleasure of welcoming Ms. Chen, an associate professor of economics and parent of an eighth-grade student, to speak to our Grade 10–12 students. In her lecture, Ms. Chen explored the causes and effects of the U.S.–China tariff dispute, blending professional insight with personal experience to bring the topic to life.
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