Canadian International School Kunshan (CISK) Shanghai
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About Canadian International School Kunshan (CISK)

Canadian International School Kunshan (CISK) is located at No.555 Chuanshi Road, near Duke Kunshan University and Kunshan High School, with convenient transportation.

Founded in 2012, CISK is a K-12 international school and is the only international school in Kunshan licensed by the Education Bureau of Jiangsu’s provincial government. CISK offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme for students from kindergarten to high school, with English as the language of instruction. The school follows the IB education philosophy to develop international mindset as the core of the school’s culture. CISK focuses on improving students' learning abilities, cultivating their spirit of humanity and innovation, while school also developing students' personalities. The school has a comprehensive curriculum system, so that students can master knowledge, develop their interests and specialties, and so grow into individuals of moral integrity and strong abilities.

CISK is an IB World School under the authorization of the IBO for the Primary Years Programme (PYP), the Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the Diploma Programme (DP). IB World Schools share a common philosophy - a commitment to continually improving the teaching and learning of adverse yet inclusive community of students by delivering challenging, high-quality programmes of international education that share a powerful vision. In addition, CISK is also an A-Level Test Center authorized by the AQA and Cambridge International Examination.

Through the dedication of our teachers, we able to provide outstanding academic programs and an exceptional offering of clubs and school activities. We truly are a welcoming, caring and learning school community with high expectations for all members of our community.

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Ethos Statement

We care about more than just our students’ education, we also teach them how to be balanced members of our worldwide human ecosystem. They are expected to become world citizens who "combine knowledge with practice and only stop at perfection".