All Brands Owned by Education in Motion

What does Education in Motion own?

EiM owns and operates a portfolio of seven education brands: Dulwich College International (seven K-12 Colleges and two International High School Programmes in China, South Korea, Singapore, and Thailand from August 2026), Dehong International Chinese Schools (three bilingual schools in China), Green School International (Bali, Indonesia), Sherfield School (Hampshire, UK), Hochalpines Institut Ftan AG (Switzerland), Ignite (outdoor residential programme), and Wo Hui Mandarin (Chinese-language learning platform). The group operates 15 schools across 6 countries with over 11,500 students from more than 70 nationalities. Each brand targets a distinct segment of the premium education market.

Is Education in Motion publicly traded?

No. EiM is a privately held company and is not listed on any stock exchange. The company does not publish public financial reports or disclose annual revenue. In 2024, Hillhouse Investment, a Singapore-headquartered alternative investment manager, became a strategic financial backer. The financial terms of this arrangement were not publicly disclosed by EiM.

Who founded Education in Motion?

Fraser White and Karen Yung founded EiM's first school, Dulwich College International Shanghai, in 2003. White is a qualified lawyer who practiced in Asia for over 15 years, including as managing partner of Clifford Chance's Vietnam and Shanghai offices. He serves as Founder, Chairman, and Chief Executive Officer. The couple started the school because they could not find a suitable education option for their three children in Shanghai.

Where is Education in Motion headquartered?

EiM maintains head offices in Singapore and Shanghai. The Singapore office is located at 101 Thomson Road, United Square, #19-01/05, Singapore 307591. The Shanghai office is at Plaza 66, No. 1266 West Nanjing Road, 11F Office Tower 2, Shanghai 200040. The corporate team of approximately 80 employees is distributed across 11 countries.

How many brands does Education in Motion own?

EiM owns seven education brands: Dulwich College International, Dehong International Chinese Schools, Green School International, Sherfield School, Hochalpines Institut Ftan AG, Ignite, and Wo Hui Mandarin. These brands operate 15 schools across 6 countries. The group's brandSlugs on this site include Sherfield School, which has a dedicated brand page.

Who owns Education in Motion?

EiM is a privately held company. Fraser White, the founder, serves as Chairman and CEO. In 2024, Hillhouse Investment became the primary financial backer, replacing earlier investors including Chinese private equity firm CPE. The exact ownership percentages and structure are not publicly disclosed. EiM has described Hillhouse as one of "a group of long-term-oriented, Asia-based global investors" backing the group.

Has Education in Motion made major acquisitions recently?

In August 2023, EiM acquired Sherfield School in Hampshire, UK, from GEMS Bellevue, a subsidiary of GEMS Education. This marked the group's first school in the United Kingdom. In May 2021, EiM assumed management of Green School International in Bali. The most significant transaction was the 2024 Hillhouse Investment deal, reported at approximately $600 million, which involved a change in the group's financial backing structure.

What is Education in Motion's approach to AI in education?

In January 2026, EiM launched a group-wide AI in education initiative led by Chief Innovation Officer Crispian Farrow, in partnership with Professor Rose Luckin of University College London and her consultancy Educate Ventures Research. The programme aims to develop a scalable AI framework, a research-based AI playbook for teachers, and an age-differentiated curriculum for AI literacy. The Education Advisory Board held its inaugural AI-focused summit in Singapore in April 2026.