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Concordia International School Shanghai Named Winner of International School Award 2025

Concordia International School Shanghai received the International School Award 2025 for its student-run social enterprise, Xiaohusai, which supports farmers in Yunnan, China.
Xiaohusai was established in 2016 by students to support local farmers by procuring and selling organic tea at fair prices.
The initiative has impacted around 1,000 villagers and funded the education of local girls through scholarships.
Concordia International School Shanghai emphasizes service learning, preparing students with real business skills and community engagement.

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The Conway Daily Sun

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Concordia International School Shanghai Named Winner of International School Award 2025

SHANGHAI, Feb. 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Concordia International School Shanghai has been honored with the International School Award 2025 for its student-run social enterprise, Xiaohusai, which has been making a difference in China's southwestern Yunnan province. The school is named…

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The Conway Daily Sun

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Concordia International School Shanghai Named Winner of International School Award 2025

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Shanghai Union International School wins the 2025 International School Award

SHANGHAI, Feb. 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Xiaohusai, a social enterprise led by students at Shanghai Concordia International School for Children, has created positive social impact in Yunnan, China, earning the school a 2025 International School Award. Among nearly 200 applications from schools around the world, only 14 schools stood out, and Concordia was among them. The International School Awards are hosted by ISC Research, an international ed…

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