The design of the iconic brick buildings at the heart of the campus is inspired by the Xiaoshan region's history of pottery design and the ancient kilns from 700BC that have been found in the area.

The buildings have been carefully integrated into the peaceful, lush green setting complementing the bio-diverse and visually stunning quality of the site.

With a focus on pastoral care, the boarding campus masterplan language marries a series of truly bilingual school elements with a strong sense of community cohesion

The school’s master plan is focused on creating a strong sense of community cohesion, and the buildings have been designed with the human experience in mind. The lake is the natural heart of the campus, with boarding houses placed around its edge to create a distance between residential and teaching spaces.

The scale and layout of the boarding accommodation reflect Wycombe Abbey’s strong house system, with each “house” having space for one teacher for every eight students and its own front door into its dedicated social space; a home away from home for the boarding students.

A kindergarten is located on the west side of the site, away from the main school, offering a secluded and quieter environment for younger children.

The design of the campus is centred around creating an environment that complements Wycombe Abbey’s ethos of personalized, holistic learning, and pastoral care.