Academics
basic courses
honors and advanced courses
electives
AP courses
AP exam average score (2026)¹
AP exam scores of 4 or 5 (2023-2026)¹
AP Scholar with Distinction (2026)²
students per class
The BAID Curriculum
BAID's curriculum begins with Basic Courses. Enrichment Courses and Potential Courses extend students' learning. Basic Courses follow national curriculum standards and develop core competencies. Enrichment Courses provide the challenge of AP study, while Potential Courses support individual development and advanced learning for students with exceptional interests and abilities.
Basic Courses
Basic Courses
Enrichment Courses
Enrichment Courses
Potential Courses
Potential Courses
#WeAreBAID
#WeAreBAID | Research Through Art: This year's MFP exhibition brought academic research and artistic creation together as students explored sustainable development.
Ms. Liang Xiao's conversation with me late that night came when I felt most uncertain and helped me recover a sense of direction.
Ms. Ren Jing taught me AP Physics C: Mechanics in G11S1. She answered every question I asked.
With the heavy gold medal in their hands, the students finally realized how far they went.
For the first few days in Paris, we would wake up in the early hours, sometimes around midnight, and begin rehearsing our presentation and reviewing questions. Everyone sat in the small room for entire afternoons. I couldn't even count how many times we practiced the presentation—eventually, I could recite others' parts from memory.
From labs in Beijing to the Jamboree in Paris, the BAID team earned an iGEM Gold Medal after a year of research and collaboration.
Academic Programs
High School Courses
Alongside the full national curriculum, BAID offers 22 AP courses in subjects including mathematics, English, natural sciences, and the arts.
Specialty Courses
With more than 80 PBL-based specialty courses across five series, BAID students put “Better Me, Better World” into practice.
College Counseling
BAID's Center for College Counseling supports students' college applications starting from year 1.
