Ealing Chinese School is a non-profit Chinese community school which was formed in 1978. Classes are from Reception for children age 4+ to GCSE/A Level and are conducted in Mandarin Chinese, spoken and written, with simplified characters. Maximum class size is 20. 

London Hackney Chinese Community School was founded in 1987. The school's mission is to promote Chinese language education and Chinese culture.  Mandarin and Cantonese classes are available from Reception to GCSE levels. The school is usually well subscribed and produces consistently good A'level's results.

Haringey Chinese School was established in 1987 and managed by Haringey Chinese Centre which is a non-profit charity organisation. Classes are available from Reception to GCSE levels.

Harrow Chinese School was first established in 1979. It is a non-profit school teaching Chinese in Cantonese and Traditional Writing. Admissions are from age 4+ to GCSE.

Hounslow Chinese School is a non-profit school was founded in early 1977. Mandarin and Cantonese classes are available from Reception to GCSE / A - Levels.

School locations include: Mill Hill - Head office (near Mill Hill Broadway), Southgate (Ashmole Primary School) and  Hampstead. Offers a wide range of Mandarin Learning, Abacus, Baby Mandarin and Little Learner courses from age 1 year old up to A Level. 

Kensington Wade is a private  English Chinese dual language school. It just opened its first nursery and reception class in September 2017 and is now recruiting for places in Nursery, Reception and Year 1.

Little Mandarin Classes provides Mandarin Chinese resources to nurseries, schools & local areas. They have classes for toddlers, preschoolers, KS1 & KS2 children. You can book classes from a term and longer and classes are conducted throughout the year. Click here to see if there are classes available around you. Classes are currently available around SW, Chiswick and Greenwich in London, Harpenden, St Albans & Hitchin.

London Pei Ying Chinese School is a non-profit making educational organisation. Classes are conducted in Mandarin Chinese, spoken and written, with simplified characters. They run classes from Reception to GCSE, as well as adult classes for the HSK syllabus. Anyone interested in learning the Chinese language or about Chinese culture are welcome to join. 

​Phileas Fox is a private multilingual nursery school. Children are taught in English and are exposed to a second language of their choice (including Mandarin Chinese). For children aged 2 - 5 years old.

The QingHua Chinese School is a non-profit school formed in 1984. Adult and children classes available. Children classes start from 4 years old and to GCSE. For adults, classes ranges from beginner to advanced classes. Lessons are conducted in Mandarin Chinese, with English explanation where necessary.

The Watford Chinese Community School was set up in 1998. Classes are taught in Mandarin and Cantonese for all levels, for children as young as three to GCSE, A level and adult mandarin class.

WenLin Chinese School is privately run Chinese school in Balham, London. Adult and children courses available. Children classes start from as early as 1 years old and to GCSE. For adults, classes ranges from beginner to advanced classes. Lessons are conducted in Mandarin Chinese  in simplified characters, with English explanation where necessary. Fees starts from GBP88 per term.

Ying Hua is a Mandarin-English Bilingual Nursery in Hammersmith, London.  Classes are taught bilingually in Mandarin and English for children from 2 to 5 years old.