Beijing World Youth Academy

Beijing World Youth Academy (BWYA; Chinese: 北京世青国际学校), founded in 2001, is a private school in Chaoyang District, Beijing, China. It is for students ages 5-18, and offers classes from kindergarten through grade 12. BWYA has 4 campuses, one for the International Baccalaureate (IB) in WangJing, one for the International Education Programme (IN) in Lido, one for the Upper Primary Curriculum (UPC) in Laiguangying, and one for the Lower Primary Curriculum (LPC) in Laiguangying as well. ^[1]

References

^ " welcome to Beijing World Youth Academy." Beijing World Youth Academy. Retrieved on September 28, 2015. Now the WangJing campus will get moved."No. 18 Huajiadi Beili Chaoyang District 100102 Beijing, P.R. China 北京市朝阳区花家地北里18号"

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