How much is the tuition fee of Jiangjin affiliated school of Beijing Normal University?

Tuition of affiliated school of Jiangjin Beijing Normal University: 8,500 yuan for primary school and 9,500 yuan for junior high school. Located in jiangjin district, Chongqing, the primary school affiliated to Beijing Normal University is officially named Jiangjin Affiliated School of Beijing Normal University. Cost (tuition): 9500 yuan/semester. Jiangjin Affiliated School of Beijing Normal University is a private school with nine-year compulsory education.

Jiangjin Affiliated School of Beijing Normal University is a key project launched by jiangjin district to improve the quality of education in this area and meet the social demand for quality education. It is a high-quality boarding school integrating kindergarten, primary school, junior high school, senior high school and international senior high school.

The school covers an area of 350 mu, with a total construction area of 270,000 square meters and a total investment of 654.38 billion yuan. It has a fully functional and international standard teaching building, laboratory building, art building, science and technology museum, library, gymnasium, swimming pool, playground, student apartment, dining center, expert building and teacher apartment. The scale of running a school is 260 classes and the number of students will reach tens of thousands.

Tuition: Tuition and miscellaneous fees refer to the fees charged by schools to students. In the 1950s, primary and secondary school students in China were free of tuition. The Draft Compulsory Education Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) promulgated by 1986 clearly stipulates that the state implements nine-year compulsory education, and students receiving compulsory education are free of tuition fees.

Therefore, in primary and secondary schools, tuition and miscellaneous fees are a conventional name, which actually only includes miscellaneous fees. All kinds of funds needed for junior colleges and technical secondary schools are allocated by the government, and tuition and fees are not charged, which has played a positive role in the development of higher and technical secondary education in the past.