Construction begins on Wuhan International School
Construction of ISA Wuhan International School began on Saturday in Wuhan, Hubei province, to fulfill the vision of bringing top international education to Central China.
A new project launched by ISA International Education Group, the school is expected to open in September 2022, providing education from kindergarten to high school for about 4,000 students. Designed by Singapore-based CPG Corp, which specializes in designing public buildings and infrastructure, the school will cover an area of about 11 hectares, with a total of more than 1.06 billion yuan ($162 million) invested.
ISA International Education Group has long been developing a network of high-quality schools that integrate an English language curriculum with traditional Chinese culture.
"ISA Wuhan will further improve the level of international education in Wuhan through its facilities, employees and curricula," said Craig Boyce, ISA's director of education.
Zhou Jiaxin contributed to the story.
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