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Tsinghua University High School North Zhongguancun 1 (a pilot project of Street, Haidian state-run Dong, Wenbo 62797000 international education District services) No.5 Nan’erjie, Zhongguancun No.1 Zhongguancun, 2 Primary School, Haidian state-run Dong, Jing 62564837 Haidian District, District, Beijing Beijing No. 13 Wangheyuan, Wanquan Primary School, 3 Shuguang Garden, state-run Guan, Li 88438653 Haidian District, Beijing Haidian District Peking University Yandongyuan, 4 state-run Gao, Chen 62765752 Elementary School Peking University No.4, Middle Experimental Primary 5 Erligou Street, state-run Ma, Ning 68356551 School of CNU Haidian District Huayuancun No.2 Huayuancun No.2 Primary Primary School, 6 School, Haidian District, No.4 Huayuancun, state-run Du, Jinping 68460626 Beijing Haidian District, Beijing No.5 South Primary School Affiliated to Zhongguancun 7 state-run Cui, Gengxin 68918178 BIT Street, Haidian District Beijing Haidian No.107 West 3rd 8 Experimental Primary Ring Road, Haidian state-run Fu, Ping 68412671 School District, Beijing Liuyi Primary School, Building No.24, 9 state-run Liu, Ping 88123803 Haidian District, Beijing Enjili Community Liangjiadian Primary No.1 Liangjiadian, School Affiliated to Balizhuang Street, 10 state-run Bai, Wenli 88862761 People’s University of Haidian District, China Beijing 1 Dinghuili Primary School, No.18 Dinghui Xili, 11 state-run Lv, Yanhong 88125721 Haidian District, Beijing Haidian District Primary School Affiliated No.16 Wanshousi 12 to Beijing Foreign Studies Beili, Haidian state-run Wang, Fang 68729707 University District Peiying Primary School, No.19 Taiping Road, 13 state-run Guo, Yuanping 68158913 Haidian District, Beijing Haidian District No.35 Jin’gouhe Yuquan Primary School, Shang, 14 Road, Haidian state-run 88269001 Haidian District, Beijing Yuhong District, Beijing Primary School Affiliated No.85 Beixiaguan, 62255246 15 to Beijing Jiaotong Haidian District, state-run Shen, Hui -813 University Beijing Experimental Primary School of Experimental Primary Beijing Normal 16 School of Beijing Normal state-run Ma, Jun 58802084 University, No.19 University Xinjiekouwai Street, Haidian District No.114 Yangfangdian No.4 Primary Yangfangdian Road, 17 School, Haidian District, state-run Yang, Yu 63984084 Haidian District, Beijing Beijing No.1 Houhesi, Beijing Haidian Minzu 18 Deshengmenwai, state-run Wang, Jing 62388656 Primary School Haidian District Xinghuo Primary School, Zhiqiang Beijing Haidian Xinghuo 19 Park, Xinwaidajie, state-run Liu, Qian 62264804 Primary School Haidian District, Beijing Primary Section of No.37 Xueyuan 82317984 20 Experimental School of Road, Haidian state-run Chen, Ruiyun -218 Beihang University District Primary School Affiliated No.3A, Huayuanlu, 21 state-run Li, Jingrong 62056681 to Beijing Medical Haidian District 2 University Jiuyi Primary School, No. 1 Huayuanlu, 22 state-run Zou, Wenyu 62017376 Haidian District, Beijing Haidian District No. 12 South The Chinese Academy of Zhongguancun 23 Agricultural Sciences state-run Wang, Tao 62184719 Street, Haidian Elementary School District No.1A, Xiyuan Xiyuan Primary School, 24 Playground, Haidian state-run Tan, Bing 62881859 Haidian District, Beijing District Tsinghua University Tsinghua University Primary School, in 25 state-run An, Hua 62782241 Primary School the campus of Tsinghua University No.10, North 1 Zhongguancun No.2 Zhongguancun, 52960910 26 Primary School, Haidian state-run Li, Xiang Haidian District, 52960905 District, Beijing Beijing Dongbeiwang Central No.8 West Zhuyuan Deng, 27 Primary School, Haidian Street, Malianwa, state-run 62818743 Yanming District, Beijing Haidian District South Exit of Hanjiachuan, Hongying Primary School, 28 Xibeiwang Town, state-run Wu, Xiaohong 62484606 Haidian District, Beijing Haidian District, Beijing Zhixueyuan Xi’erqi Primary School, 62940447 29 Community, Xi'erqi, state-run Wu, Jinlian Haidian District, Beijing 转 617 Haidian District Experimental Primary Heitacun Village, 30 School Affiliated to Xingshikou Road, state-run Li, Jun 62590462 ESHTTC Haidian District Primary School Affiliated Meng, 31 to Capital Normal No. 9 Tonghui Road state-run 88462596 Xianglan University 3 No. 18 Primary School Affiliated Landianchang Road, 88862781 32 to Renmin University Of state-run Bai, Wenli Haidian District, -3030 China Beijing Zhongguancun No.3 No. 23 33 Primary School, Haidian Wanliuzhonglu, state-run Guo, Jingui 62563118 District, Beijing Haidian District Experimental Primary No. 22A, Zhichunli School of The High School 34 Community, Haidian state-run You, Wenyan 62550591 Affiliated to Renmin District University of China No.49 Northwest 3rd Xiyi Primary School, Wang, 35 Ring Road, Haidian state-run 62652616 Haidian District, Beijing Shaogang District No.3 Experimental Primary No. 20 Chengfulu, 36 School, Haidian District, state-run Fang, Xiang 62323580 Haidian District Beijing No.35 Qinghuadonglu, Primary School Affiliated Haidian District, in 37 to Beijing Forestry state-run Che, Haiying 62338974 the campus of University Beijing Forestry University Primary School Affiliated No. 20 Xueyuanlu, 82381620 38 to China University of state-run Yang, Huilan Haidian District -8085 Petroleum, Beijing Next to the East Gate of the Air Force Yuying Primary School, Equipment Research 39 state-run Zhang, Lixia 82900272 Haidian District, Beijing Institute, Xisanqi Qiaoxi, Haidian District Experimental Primary No.32 Xueqinglu, 40 School Affiliated to China state-run Xiong, Lianju 62327756 Haidian District Agricultural University 41 Dongsheng Experimental West of state-run Li, Jingmin 82170565 4 Primary School, Haidian Bajiajiayuan, District, Beijing Yuequanlu, Haidian District Primary School Affiliated No. 30 Xueyuanlu, 42 to University of Science state-run Wang, Xu 62332661 Haidian District and Technology Beijing No. 14 Taiyangyuan Zhongguancun No.4 Community, West Huang, 43 Primary School, Haidian state-run 82115537 Beisanhuan Road, Baorong District, Beijing Haidian District No.34 Yuxin Garden, West Yuxin Primary School of 44 Jiancaicheng Road, state-run Qu, Huabin 82901364 Capital Normal University Xisanqi, Haidian District No. 11 West 45 Beijing Yuying School Wanshoulu Street, state-run An, Weifen 68228292 Haidian District No.37 The High School Affiliated Zhongguancun 46 to Renmin University of state-run Du, Fang 62513962 Street, Haidian China District, Beijing No. 34 Yuxin Garden, West High School Attached to 47 Jiancaicheng Road, state-run Zhuang, Xuxia 68902903 Capital Normal University Xisanqi, Haidian District No. 1 East High School Affiliated to Chedaogou Road, 48 state-run Zhang, Tiejun 53205726 BIT Haidian District, Beijing Experimental School No. 34 Yuandalu, 49 Affiliated to Haidian state-run Li, Yan 88597624 Haidian District Teachers Training College The High School Affiliated No. 12 Zaojunmiao, 50 state-run Fang, Degui 62166616 to Beijing Jiaotong Haidian District, 5 University Beijing Bejing No.19 High School, No.83 51 Beijing No.19 High School Wanquanhelu, state-run Zhang, Yuhua 82518047 Haidian District, Beijing No. 1 Nanxincun, Xiangshan School South Xiangshan 62591415 52 state-run Huang, Lin Affiliated to ESHTTC Road, Haidian -8309 District Beijing National Day No. 66 Yuquanlu, Chen, 53 state-run 88278453 School Haidian District Zhenjiang No. 82A, The Affiliated High School Daniwanlu, 54 state-run Xu, Hong 58751208 of Peking University Huangzhuang, Haidian District No.6 55 Beijing No.57 High School Beifengwozhonglu, state-run Liu, Fang 63365193 Haidian District The High School Affiliated No. 36 Zhixinlu, 56 to University of Science & state-run Li, Qi 82387532 Haidian District Technology Beijing The High School Affiliated No. 14 Wanshousi 57 to Beijing Foreign Studies Beili, Haidian state-run Song, Nan 68417953 University District, Beijing No. 14, Jia, South Beijing Zhongguancun Kexueyuan Road, 58 state-run Yang, Liang 62569377 High School Haidian District, Beijing Hangcai Avenue, Heping Primary School, Haidian District, 59 state-run Zhen, Haibo 62456331 Haidian District, Beijing Beijing (next to the post office) No. 20 Liu, 88472800 60 Beijing Bayi School Xingshikoulu, state-run Xiaoshuang -8006 Haidian District 6 East of Beijing Sport University, North Tsinghua Zhiqing High 13611160 61 Zhongguancun private Li, Zhilan School 166 Street, Haidian District Shang Li Foreign Beijing Haidianqu Shang Li Language School, 62 private Yu, Lu 62591241 Foreign Language School Sitongbei, South Xiangshan Road No. 46 West Enji Beijing 21st Century 63 Street, Haidian private Yang, Xu 88124903 International School District Beijing Jianhua No. 66 Yuquanlu, 88278410 64 private Jiang Experimental School Haidian District 88279250 Beijing Foreign Languages No. 19 Xi’erqi 65 School, Beijing Foreign Street, Haidian private Tan, Chang 82747002 Studies University District Beijing Haidian Foreign No. 20 88472800 66 Language Experiment Xingshikoulu, private Qian, Bingjie -8006 School Haidian District South of Longquan Driving School, No. Beijing Zhongguancun 66 East Lengquan 67 private Gao, Xiao 58957310 Foreign Language School Road, Xibeiwang, Haidian District, Beijing No. 20 Beijing Haidian 88472800 68 Xingshikoulu, private Qian, Bingjie International School -8006 Haidian District 7 .
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