My children used to go to school there. It seems necessary to divide the types of learning. For example, the enlightenment class should be the cheapest. It used to be more than forty but less than fifty-one classes, two classes a week. If the course is arranged on Saturday or Sunday, the price will be higher. Generally, you will be asked to do it for several periods at a time, and he will say that it is cost-effective and give you a discount or something. Less than 3 thousand was paid in the last enlightenment class, but now it should be more. I heard that the price has gone up. In addition, when I was 2 years old, I would suggest adding science or music or English, and I would need extra diplomatic money. These subjects are more expensive. Last time I went to an English experience class, I didn't even have books for a year, and the activity cost was more than 4600 but less than 5000. The teacher's income there is linked to registration, and he has to get a commission. Regardless of the effect of children's early education, I feel that the fees are still very high. People there always say how much the Beijing General School charges. Why didn't she think of the ratio of other people's overall income to local actual consumption? Moreover, if parents don't have time to accompany their children to class and don't review at home, it is better to surf the Internet at home and read books to teach. A class lasts for 45 minutes, and I don't repeat my exercises when I go home. Basically, all your money is in the water! Ask me if you don't understand, it's too profound!