ISA Science City Intl School opens its doors

The ISA Science City International School in Guangzhou's Huangpu district, built at a cost of $150 million, opened its doors on Dec 28.

The school will provide K-12 education from kindergarten to senior high school for 2,200 foreign expats' children aged between 2 and 18. It will innovatively integrate the International Baccalaureate system with Chinese fundamental education courses to cultivate students with a global vision.

Professional management teams and educational experts previously working in Harrow School, United World Colleges, Chinese International School and the English Schools Foundation are being brought in to ISA Science City International School.

ISA Science City International School opens its doors on Dec 28.

David Edwards, head of the school, used to be the headmaster of St Kilda Road Campus, the largest and oldest campus of Wesley College in Australia, where he managed more than 1,600 students and nearly 600 employees.

The design of the campus was undertaken by CPG, a leading Singaporean architectural firm, with architects who graduated from the Harvard Graduate School of Design. It retains the site's original mountain and forest landscape to the fullest extent. A track-and-field ground and a football field have been built on the mountaintop.

In addition, the school is equipped with an indoor sports hall, a library, an auditorium for 800 people, a 50-meter Olympic pool, and a 20-meter learner pool. The boarding house boasts contemporary-style bathrooms, kitchenettes, lounges, and designated group study areas.

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