In this study, 216 senior high school students in Shanghai International
School were selected as the research objects. The anxiety status of senior high school
students in Shanghai International School was examined by using the anxiety selfrating
scale. The results show that: (1) the anxiety level of high school students in
Shanghai international school is at a high level; (2) There are large differences in
anxiety levels among students with different backgrounds, which are reflected in the
fact that girls are higher than boys, younger students are higher than older students,
and students from single-parent families are higher than students from two-parent
families; (3) Parental relationship and academic performance have significant
influence on the anxiety level of international students; (4) The anxiety of high school
students in international schools affects their physical conditions and interests, so
more attention should be paid to the anxiety of international students. On this basis,
in order to reduce the anxiety level of senior high school students in international schools, it is necessary for schools, families and students themselves to fully cooperate
and make joint efforts.