Beijing New Talent Academy (BNTA) is an international boarding institute comprised of a bilingual kindergarten, primary school, junior high school, high school, a Cambridge center, an overseas university foundation program, and a Chinese center. On its founding, “love and creation” were taken as essential goals to cultivate the young. The school’s high-quality curriculum and experience allow students to keep pace with international education. Through multi-cultural and character-building courses, children will grow into new talents who are benevolent towards others, responsible for society, creative, knowledgeable, global-minded, and confident.
Founding date: May 2008
Age range: 2-18
Grades offered: Kindergarten to Grade 12
School type: Boarding school
Total area: 11,000sqm
Number of students: 2,200
Is the school accredited by the Ministry of Education? Yes
Foreign passport holders accepted? Yes
Local Chinese students accepted? Yes
Tuition fees (2015-2016 academic year):
• Application fee required for new students (contact school for details)
• Kindergarten: RMB 68,000
• Primary school: RMB 80,000
• Secondary school: RMB 86,000
• Cambridge International Centre: RMB 139,000
Lunch offered: Chinese and western meals (cost included in tuition)
Nationality of students: China, US, South Korea, Canada, Russia, Australia
Primary teaching language: Chinese
Other languages taught: English
Average class size: 25
Average teacher/student ratio: 1:3.5
School hours: 8am-12pm, 2.30-4.30pm
After-school activities: Yes, campus activities and distinctive courses
School facilities: Outdoor playground, two indoor basketball courts, swimming pool, library, 56 piano rooms, lecture theater and hall, calligraphy classroom, pottery studio, specialized English classroom
School nurse or doctor available? Yes, full-time
Contact: 9 Anhua Jie (west of Beijing Capital Airport), Tianzhu Development Zone, Shunyi District (8046 7116/7, 8041 3001, sdm@bjnewtalent.com) www.bjnewtalent.com 顺义天竺开发区安华街9号（首都国际机场西侧）
Word from a Parent:
“My son was brought up in the US from kindergarten to elementary. Because Chinese language and culture are important to us, we decided to send him to high school in China. Yuexiao’s grandmother selected BNTA from among many Beijing schools. When he returned to China in June, he knew only about 300 Chinese characters; by November, he was able to write a 700-word essay with good handwriting and expression. He always mentions Ms. Wang when we talk on the phone. Though he’s far from us, he has his grandparents in Beijing and Ms. Wang at school. This makes me very gratified and grateful.”
– Jinpei Wu (US), father of Yuexiao (age 12)
Photo: Courtesy of BNTA
