2020 IHBB Asian Championships History Bowl

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2020 IHBB Asian Championships History Bowl

School # of Teams Qualified Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 1 Beijing Huijia Private School 3 British Vietnamese International School Hanoi 3 Bukit Batok Secondary School 2 Busan Foreign School 1 Cadets-BA 1 Chadwick International School 1 Dalat International School 3 Delta Global School 1 Experimental High School Attached to Beijing Normal University 1 GEMS World Academy 1 German-Swiss International School 2 Harrow International School HK 2 Hong Kong International School 1 Hsinchu International School 1 Hwa Chong Institution 2 India International School in Japan 2 International Christian Academy Hong Kong 2 International Community School Bangkok 3 International School of Manila 1 Kang Chiao International School Taipei 3 La Salle Green Hills 8 Meisha Bilingual School Shenzhen 2 NAIS Pudong 1 Nile C. Kinnick High School 1 NIST International School 3 NPS International School 5 Pakistan Embassy School Beijing 1 Philippine Science 2 Raffles Institution 1 Renaissance College Hong Kong 3 School # of Teams Qualified Ruamrudee International School 3 Saint Maur International School 1 School of the Nations Macau 2 Seoul Foreign School 3 Seoul International School 2 Sha Tin College 3 Shanghai American School - Pudong 1 Shanghai American School - Puxi 2 Shanghai High School - International Division 5 Shanghai World Foreign Language Academy 1 Shenzhen High School of Science 1 Shenzhen International Foundation College 2 Shenzhen Senior High School 2 SMIC 1 South Island School 1 St. Paul American School 1 Stamford American International School 1 Straits International School 2 Taipei European School 2 Taipei Fuhsing Private School 5 The British School in Tokyo 1 The High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China 1 Tsinghua International School 3 Tsukuba International School 1 UIA International School of Tokyo 3 United Nations International School Hanoi 1 Vanke Meisha Academy 3 Wego Private High School 1 West Island School 4 Western Academy of Beijing 1 Yongsan International School of Seoul 1.

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