Beijing Normal University Asia-Pacific Experimental School

Beijing Normal University Asia-Pacific Experimental School is located on the east side of Litang Road, directly north of the Olympic Village in Changping District, Beijing, on the south bank of the beautiful Wenyu River, at the tail of the dragon vein on the north side of Beijing's central axis, adjacent to the Future Science City. It covers an area of 80,000 square meters with a building area of 45,000 square meters. In addition to teaching, laboratory, science and technology, information, large indoor and outdoor sports venues, art centers, dormitories, and other building complexes, it relies on a central library with nearly 100,000 books, distributing multi-disciplinary reading rooms, themed resource learning rooms, and an electronic library in a point-like decentralized layout across the campus, forming multiple reading areas. The school was formerly the Employees' Children's School of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation, established in 1992. In 2001, after being taken over by Beijing Normal University, it was sponsored by Beijing Normal University and managed by the Xicheng District Education Commission, evolving into an experimental and demonstrative state-run private school implementing 15-year continuous cultivation. It offers four stages: preschool, primary, junior high, and senior high. As of the end of 2020, it had 89 teaching classes, nearly 2,500 students, and more than 400 faculty and staff members. With a profound cultural heritage, a strong academic atmosphere, beautiful natural surroundings, and excellent air quality, the school has cultivated many outstanding graduates. It is a model school for education and teaching quality on Beijing Normal University's basic education platform and a high-quality educational resource school in Beijing, with its overall educational quality widely recognized by students, parents, and society.