HIGH SCHOOL OVERVIEW
WBS's high school section is committed to cultivating future-oriented talents who are adaptable to the requirements of the new era and possess global competence. These students are well-versed in Chinese history and culture, understand the national system, and have a deep patriotic sentiment. Simultaneously, they are proficient in a globally recognized language, have an international perspective, understand global norms, and become outstanding Chinese ambassadors who love their homeland and comprehend the world. Building on the experiences of primary and middle school education, the high school section expands its connections with high-quality resources both domestically and internationally. This includes collaborative curriculum development with renowned domestic and international universities, sister schools in the United States, providing overseas exchange programs, study-abroad courses, and hiring top-notch domestic college admissions guidance. Over the course of three years of high school study, the aim is not only to help students solidify their academic foundations but also to establish cross-cultural adaptability and understanding. The school aims for seamless alignment with international universities in terms of language of instruction, teaching methods, and evaluation systems. The goal is to cultivate globally competent Chinese cultural ambassadors who can "go out and come back," laying a solid foundation for students' long-term development and lifelong happiness.
The liberal arts curriculum system comprehensively helps students establish a solid foundation in high school, discover their future areas of interest, and become lifelong learners.
CURRICULUM ADVANTAGES

Wahaha High School integrates high-quality domestic and international curriculum systems, along with university preparatory courses, to create a liberal arts framework suitable for Chinese students. In addition to core national curriculum subjects, the school incorporates content from international programs, expanding students' knowledge and deepening cross-cultural understanding. Beyond mandatory national curriculum subjects, the school offers elective courses such as Advanced Mathematics, Computer Programming, Critical Reading and Writing in English, Business Studies, Accounting, Economics, Global Perspectives, English Drama, and project-based learning like the Extended Project Qualification. These courses enrich knowledge, stimulate creative thinking, and enhance interdisciplinary learning. During high school, English modules are integrated into subjects like Mathematics and Science. Physical Education and Drama courses are conducted entirely in English, immersing students in real-world academic and daily language use. The school encourages improvement in academic performance through classroom Q&A, bilingual assignments, extracurricular activities, debates, competitions, and international exchanges, focusing on advanced language skills such as academic writing, oral communication, deep reading, and critical thinking. Apart from academics, students can participate in over 50 categories and 90 projects of extracurricular activities. The high school introduces "Survival Skills Abroad" courses like self-defense, video editing, graphic design, baking, and digital fabrication to enhance comprehensive qualities such as physical fitness, teamwork, leadership, critical thinking, and innovation, ensuring holistic development for all students.

FACULTY INTRODUCTION
The high school academic team at Wahaha Bilingual School comprises a group of highly qualified teachers, both Chinese and international, with solid academic backgrounds and a rigorous teaching attitude. These educators have graduated from top-notch universities such as Harvard University, Columbia University, the National University of Singapore, and Zhejiang University, bringing with them years of experience in international education. In terms of teaching methods, the collaboration between Chinese and international teachers fosters a diverse and inclusive approach. The team employs independent and varied teaching strategies, integrating innovative and competency-based instructional models like inquiry-based, interactive, and project-based learning. The use of a diverse student assessment system, emphasizing the process, aims to break away from passive learning situations and inspire students' curiosity and intrinsic motivation. This approach allows students to deeply understand and internalize knowledge, refining it into genuine skills and competencies. The teaching team maintains close communication with renowned universities both domestically and internationally. They engage in sharing experiences, collaboratively develop courses, and conduct joint classes with the "New England Innovation Academy," a sister school in the United States, offering courses such as "Human-Centered Design." The team also organizes interdisciplinary and cross-grade collaborative lesson planning, continually enhancing teachers' academic capabilities and teaching skills. By steadily refining the school's curriculum, they aim to build a first-rate bilingual high school academic team that assists students in gaining admission to their desired top international universities.
EDUCATION RESOURCES
Wahaha Bilingual School possesses first-rate domestic and international educational resources. For example, high school students participate weekly in an online entrepreneurship thinking course conducted in collaboration with Babson College, the top-ranked entrepreneurship education institution in the United States for 27 consecutive years. The school offers synchronized courses with its American sister school, the New England Innovation Academy, facilitating faculty exchanges. Students also have the opportunity to engage in a 3-4 week exchange program at the Boston campus, providing immersive and diverse learning experiences. Collaborating with Westlake University, the high school has formally launched the EcoNect project. Additionally, a partnership with the MIT Edgerton Center for science and technology education marks the center's first and only collaboration with a Chinese school. The school actively expands its international exchange programs and direct admission initiatives, with current partners including the University of Melbourne in Australia, the Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne in Switzerland, North Carolina State University, Augusta University in the United States, among others. Students may also be eligible for recommendations to enter Columbia University and conditional admissions to the University of Washington, Lewis Campus. These collaborations underscore the school's commitment to providing students with a rich and diverse educational experience, blending global perspectives with hands-on learning opportunities.
学术立身
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
博雅课程
LIBERAL ARTS EDUCATION
一人一策
PERSONALIZED APPROACH
链接世界
GLOBAL CONNECTIONS