Currently, this elite group of scholarship recipients includes founding pupils who have grown with the school, promising newcomers drawn by its philosophy, and British exchange students selected through rigorous international scholarship assessments.
Why are maths lessons at WAS Nanjing so lively? What do LS maths lessons cover? How do Chinese and international teachers conduct collaborative teaching and research? How do we assess children’s maths learning? What targeted measures follow after assessment? …
The launch of Wycombe Abbey School Hong Kong’s Senior School marks an important milestone for our community. As our first cohort of students step into IGCSE and A-Level study, strong leadership is essential to set the right foundations — not just for academic success, but also for preparing students for the demands of university and life beyond.
Stepping off the plane at Pudong Airport, I was greeted by the muggy heat, a stark contrast from the chilly British weather. But more than the weather, I could feel a sense of adventure and the promise of a new frontier in my life, a feeling that still resonates with me.
This year, seven outstanding students from the United Kingdom, selected through the rigorous Wycombe Abbey International Scholarship Programme, will officially join the WASCZ community in September.They will learn and grow alongside local students, sharing experiences and writing their own chapters of youthful endeavour.
Dedicated to academic rigour and the art of education, in August 2025, WAS Nanjing launched the new school year with a two-week series of high-quality, intensive teacher training sessions.
This March, WASCZ hosted the Changzhou Regional Round of the World Scholar’s Cup as an official tournament venue. Our 20 participating teams showcased exceptional academic skills and team spirit, successfully advancing to the Global Round in Shenzhen in August.
WAS Hangzhou pupils achieved A*-A grades in almost 43% of all examinations, maintaining steady improvement from last year. Notably, nearly 19% of grades were A*, doubling UK national averages (where GCSE A*-A stands at approximately 21%).
This year, the Class of 2025 from Wycombe Abbey Schools in Changzhou, Hangzhou, and Nanjing sat for a total of 310 exams across 26 A-Level subjects, achieving impressive results!
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