Beijing Dulwich International School Beijing Dulwich International School (Beijing, China) ranks 89th in the Asia-Pacific region in Oxford and Cambridge University admission statistics. The school's application numbers rank in the top 58% of the AsiaPacific region, with admission numbers in the top 64. The ratio of admissions to applications is 59%. The comprehensive score is 22.83, with a standardized score of 29.21. Beijing Dulwich International School is a prestigious international school established in 2005 as a branch of Dulwich College in the UK. Located in Shunyi District, Beijing, the school enrolls students aged 2 to 18. Currently, the school has approximately 1,500 students from 45 countries and regions. The school operates on a house system, where students are assigned to one of five houses: Allen, Wodehouse, Owens, Soong Ching Ling, and Johnson, to enhance students' sense of belonging. Beijing Dulwich International School is committed to providing excellent academic education and has received authoritative accreditations from the Council of International Schools (CIS), Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), and the National Center for Curriculum and Textbook Development (NCCT) of China's Ministry of Education. The school offers diverse curricula, including IGCSE (for students in grades 10-11), IBDP (for students in grades 12-13), and the newly added A-Level program, providing students with multiple pathways for higher education. Graduates are frequently admitted to world-class universities such as Oxford University, Cambridge University, and Imperial College London, and often receive early admission offers from prestigious institutions like Brown University and Carnegie Mellon University. The school emphasizes holistic education, focusing on five pillars: academics, sports, arts, global citizenship, and extracurricular development, while providing advanced educational resources. The school shares educational resources with Dulwich College London, regularly conducts teacher rotation training, and collaborates with renowned institutions such as Berklee College of Music and the Royal Northern College of Music to offer master classes. The school's facilities are first-class, including two air dome sports halls, a FIFA two-star football field, a natural grass rugby field, the 602 Wodehouse Theatre, the 300-seat Edward Alleyn Theatre, smart computer rooms, and broadcasting studios. Beijing Dulwich International School offers an extremely rich program of Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs), providing over 150 activities spanning academics, creativity, performing arts, and sports. Academic activities include mathematics competitions, Model United Nations, and World Scholar's Cup; creative activities encompass cooking, robotics, computer game development, and photography; performing arts activities include drama club, orchestra, and choir. The school actively participates in international competitions such as ACAMIS and FOBISIA, where students can compete in football, basketball, swimming, and other sports. Additionally, the school hosts annual events like the Dulwich Olympiad and Shakespeare Festival, enhancing students' teamwork and artistic expression. The school also organizes practical trips for students of all grades, including community service and cultural exchange activities, further broadening students' horizons.