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== Facilities == == Facilities ==


The school has a brand new, purpose-built campus. In addition to spacious classrooms, there are also specialty facilities including art rooms, a broadcasting studio, children’s play areas, computer labs, dining room, library/media centres, music rooms, sports field, sports hall, science labs, theatre, and teaching kitchen. On 14 February 2011, the school moved to its brand new, purpose-built campus. In addition to spacious classrooms, there are also specialty facilities including art rooms, a broadcasting studio, children’s play areas, computer labs, dining room, library/media centres, music rooms, sports field, sports hall, science labs, theatre, and a teaching kitchen.


==See also== ==See also==

Revision as of 02:17, 1 February 2011

International, primary school in China
Changsha WES Academy
Location
Dongyi & Beidou Roads,
Xingsha, Changhsa
China
Information
TypeInternational, Primary
Established2010
School districtXingsha
PrincipalDavid Priest
Staff8
GradesYear 1 to 4
Number of students20
Websitehttp://www.cwa-changsha.com

Changsha WES Academy is an international primary school in Changsha, Hunan Province, People's Republic of China.

Changsha WES Academy (CWA) is the first English-speaking international school located in the vicinity of Changsha City.

CWA was established by the Changsha Economic and Technical Development Zone Administrative Council (CETZAC) in co-operation with China-Singapore SIP International Education Services Co. Ltd. (CSIES), to specially cater for the children of expatriate families.

Founded in August 2009, it will open its doors in September 2010 to provide, initially, education for children from Year One (age 6) to Year Four (age 9).

Curriculum

The school follows an inquiry based curriculum and is aiming to seek accreditation from the International Baccalaureate Organisation (IBO) and the Council of International Schools (CIS).

Facilities

On 14 February 2011, the school moved to its brand new, purpose-built campus. In addition to spacious classrooms, there are also specialty facilities including art rooms, a broadcasting studio, children’s play areas, computer labs, dining room, library/media centres, music rooms, sports field, sports hall, science labs, theatre, and a teaching kitchen.

See also

External links

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