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If there’s one thing we want families to know as they begin their admissions journey at Nord Anglia International School Shanghai, Pudong, it’s this: we absolutely love your questions.

At NAIS Pudong, our 3Cs, creative, confident and considerate learning, equip students with the skills they need to thrive in tomorrow’s world. Book a tour today.

At Nord Anglia International School Shanghai, Pudong, we believe that where children learn is just as important as what they learn. Step onto our campus, and you will see why.

Neuroscientific research shows that 90% of brain development happens between birth and age five, a critical window for shaping a child’s future. During this time, sensory experiences, social interactions, and cognitive stimulation lay the foundation for learning, emotional regulation, and personality development. With this in mind, we foster a “Teach-Nurture-Care” early education system, where guided, play-based learning and a safe, nurturing environment help every child thrive.

At Nord Anglia International School Shanghai, Pudong, we believe every child deserves to be seen, supported and stretched. Our personalised approach to learning, combined with outstanding teachers and world-class facilities, creates an environment where students flourish—academically, socially and emotionally.

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We're thrilled to announce that Mr Deepak Khadka, our esteemed NAIS Global Campus Lead, has been appointed as the Regional Global Campus Lead for Nord Anglia International Schools in China.

As part of the INSIGHTS series which we’ve featured several times across the academic year, this post feels specifically well timed in today’sever-changing technological world. There is an often recurring debate across the education field related to use of mobile phones both in school and at home, and as per the featured article, I think we can all agree that while the use of technology in school should be embraced when linked to functional learning, the broad use of mobile phones for social sites and general ‘doom scrolling’ when in school should not be permitted; it’s why our school has a policy which prohibits the use of mobile phones during the school day.

Earlier last week we were privileged to be joined on campus by Julian Blissett, the General Manager of General Motors.  Julian came in to talk to students across the school about his career pathway.

We are delighted to announce details of the Summer Camp options which will be available on campus this year. We will run two separate themed options, both of which will provide NAIS Pudong and external students with a plethora of academic and fun activities for a variety of age groups.  Both camp themes aim to build on our values of developing creative, confident and considerate students who are prepared for their futures.

Our Y4, Y5 and Y6 students headed to Nantong last week to immerse themselves in three days of hands-on activities that develop practical skills and teamwork.  From fun games such as archery tag, to boat-building competitions, orienteering, survival skills, and cultural engagement, the event was built around the UN Strategic Development Goals of Quality Education (SDG4), Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG11), and Climate Action (SDG13).

Wednesday 17th and Thursday 18th April - at NAS JiaxingParticipating schools – NAS Jiaxing (Hosts), BISS Puxi, BS Nanjing, NACIS Shanghai, NAIS Pudong, NAS Nantong, NAS Suzhou

Whatever the occasion, whatever your tastes, Shanghai’s booming online food shopping market is certain to have what you’re looking for.

OPENING MINDS, OPENING LIVES (OMOL)- A NAIS PUDONG STUDENT INITIATIVE

Discover the range athletics disciplines NAIS Pudong offer students and the official rules and regulations for FOBISIA athletics competitions.

Learn more about the official rules and regulations for FOBISIA swimming competitions. Swimming is a fun activity offered to NAIS Pudong students.

This very simple question can be very difficult to answer. Indeed, it is the basis of much academic work and there are many eminent theorists in this field, but the most important thing for us is that by answering this question we can understand the basis of great teaching.

At NAIS Pudong, we are proud of having a unique ethos and approach when dealing with languages. We are rich in diversity and want to experience the celebration of different cultures in an environment where the values of global citizenship are promoted and developed within our students.

Supporting children from various backgrounds as all international schools do, creates a range of needs in the students that walk through our doors. Most of the children at NAIS Pudong are what we call EAL learners to some degree or another but what does EAL mean?

Learning outside the classroom supports the development of healthy and active lifestyles by offering children opportunities for physical activity, freedom and movement, and promoting a sense of well-being.