4–7/F and 11/F, East Wing,
Central Government Offices
2 Tim Mei Avenue, Tamar,
Hong Kong
Education Bureau
EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES IN HONG KONG
English are taught as core subjects in
primary and secondary schools. While
Chinese is the medium of instruction (MOI)
in most primary schools, secondary
schools have implemented the fine-tuned
MOI arrangements from the 2010/11
school year. The MOI arrangements of
secondary schools have hence become
diversified with Chinese and English as the
MOI within and across schools to meet the
ability and learning needs of students and
to increase their exposure to, and use of,
English so as to prepare them for future
studies and careers.
INTRODUCTION
In Hong Kong, children between the
ages of three and five could receive
kindergarten education at kindergartens
which are privately run. Eligible children
between the ages of six and fifteen,
irrespective of sex, ethnic origin, religious
or ethical belief, family status and physical
or mental ability, have the right to enjoy
basic education in public sector schools.
Starting from the 2008/09 school
year, free education has been extended to
include senior secondary education
provided by public sector secondary
schools. From the same school year, the
Government has provided full subvention
for full-time programmes offered by the
Vocational Training Council (VTC) for
Secondary 3 school leavers, making
available an alternative free avenue for
students to further their studies other than
through mainstream education.
Non-Chinese
speaking
(NCS)
children are encouraged to study the local
curriculum to integrate into the community
as early as possible. The Government has
put in place various support measures for
NCS students to help them adapt to the
local education system, details of which
are also available at the website of the
Education Bureau (EDB):
http://www.edb.gov.hk/ncs
The three-year senior secondary
academic structure has been implemented
in Secondary 4 since September 2009,
leading to one public examination at the
end of Secondary 6 - the Hong Kong
Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE)
Examination which replaces the former
Hong Kong Certificate of Education
Examination (HKCEE) and Hong Kong
Advanced Level Examination (HKALE).
SUPPORT SERVICES
ARRIVALS
FOR
NEW
To render timely and appropriate
support to newly arrived children for them
to integrate smoothly into the local
education system and wider community,
the EDB has been providing school
placement services to these children after
their arrival in Hong Kong. They can
choose to enroll into a full-time six-month
Initiation Programme prior to their entry to
mainstream schools. For those who choose
to enter mainstream schools directly, the
The Government’s language policy
is to enable students to be biliterate (to
master written Chinese and English) and
trilingual (to speak fluent Cantonese,
Putonghua and English).
Chinese and
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local schools, the EDB provides
public-sector schools and DSS schools
with the SBSS Grant. Schools can flexibly
make use of the grant to run school-based
support programmes (e.g. supplementary
language classes) for the children.
EDB has commissioned non-governmental
organisations (NGOs) to operate a
part-time 60-hour Induction Programme
for them. Public-sector schools (referring
to government, aided and caput schools)
and schools under the Direct Subsidy
Scheme (DSS), admitting these children
will also be provided with a School-based
Support Scheme (SBSS) Grant to operate
school-based support programmes for
them.
Placement Service
Our school system is open to all
students, including NCS students. For all
students, enquiry about their eligibility to
study in public sector schools in Hong
Kong may be made to the schools directly,
and to the EDB through the enquiry hotline
at 2891 0088 or to the Regional Education
Offices (addresses and telephone numbers
given on page 7). More information about
the placement service is also available at
the EDB website:
http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/student-paren
ts/placement-assistance/about-placement
-assistance/index.html
Initiation Programme
Some schools run full-time 6-month
Initiation Programme for newly arrived
children. The programme provides these
students with real classroom experience so
as to enhance their Chinese and English
language standards, help them adjust to the
local society and foster their personal
development. Placement assistance to
mainstream schools is provided after
completing the programme. The addresses
and telephone numbers of schools
operating the Initiation Programme for
newly arrived NCS children are provided
at Annex I. Full details are also available
at the EDB website:
http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/student-paren
ts/newly-arrived-children/services/index.
html
KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION
Among the 978 kindergartens in the
2014/15 school year, around 104 are
offering non-local curriculum. However,
NCS children are encouraged to enroll in
local kindergartens, which use Chinese as
the medium of instruction, to facilitate
their integration into the community as
early as possible. Some kindergartens
operating with an attached child care
centre
(kindergarten-cum-child
care
centres) also provide child care services for
children aged below 3.
Induction Programme
The EDB also invites NGOs to run a
60-hour Induction Programme for newly
arrived children. The programme contents
include knowing the environment, basic
learning skills and basic Chinese and
English. Further details are also available
at the EDB website:
http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/student-paren
ts/newly-arrived-children/services/index.
html
Enquiry about kindergartens may be
made to the EDB through the enquiry
hotline at 2891 0088 or to the Regional
Education Offices (see page 7) / Joint
Office for Kindergartens and Child Care
Centres at Room 602, 6/F, Cityplaza 3, 14
Taikoo Wan Road, Hong Kong at
3107 2197. The lists of kindergartens and
kindergarten-cum-child care centres are
also available at the EDB website:
School-based Support Scheme Grant
To help newly arrived children to
cope with the learning environment in
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SECONDARY EDUCATION
http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/student-paren
ts/sch-info/sch-search/schlist-by-district/
index.html
Starting with Secondary 1 level from
the 2010/11 school year onwards, all the
existing public sector secondary schools
have been given greater flexibility in
enriching
their
English
learning
environment by introducing different MOI
arrangements to suit different needs of
their students.
Since the 2007/08 school year, the
Government
has
introduced
the
Pre-primary Education Voucher Scheme
(PEVS) to provide direct fee subsidy for
parents. All eligible children attending
kindergarten
classes
in
eligible
kindergartens can make use of the
“education voucher” for school fee
reduction. Interested parents can visit the
following website for further details:
http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/edu-system/pr
eprimary-kindergarten/preprimary-vou
cher/index.html
All eligible Primary 6 students can
be allocated a subsidised Secondary 1
place through the Secondary School Places
Allocation System. They can also choose
to apply for admission to schools joining
the Direct Subsidy Scheme, private schools
and international schools direct.
Eligible parents with financial need
may apply for additional assistance in the
form of fee remission under the
Kindergarten and Child Care Centre Fee
Remission Scheme for their children who
are attending kindergartens joining the
PEVS. For details, parents can visit
http://www.wfsfaa.gov.hk/sfo/eng/schem
es/kinder.htm or call the application
enquiry hotline at 2802 2345.
List of secondary schools offering
language subjects other than Chinese and
English is given at Annex IV. More
information about the examinations is also
available at Hong Kong Examinations and
Assessment Authority (HKEAA) website:
http://www.hkeaa.edu.hk/en/
SUPPORT FOR NCS STUDENTS’
LEARNING OF THE CHINESE
LANGUAGE
List of kindergartens offering
language subjects other than Chinese and
English is given at Annex II.
The Government is committed to
encouraging and supporting the integration
of NCS students into the community,
including facilitating their early adaptation
to the local education system and mastery
of the Chinese language. Capitalising on
the series of support measures which have
been progressively put in place since the
2006/07 school year, the 2014 Policy
Address announced a series of enhanced
measures to step up the support for NCS
students. Specifically, starting from the
2014/15 school year, the “Chinese
Language Curriculum Second Language
Learning
Framework”
(“Learning
Framework”) has been implemented in
primary and secondary schools to help
NCS students overcome the difficulties of
PRIMARY EDUCATION
Among the public sector primary
schools, almost all of them are using
Chinese as the medium of instruction, with
English taught as a core subject from
Primary 1. NCS children are encouraged to
enroll in local primary schools, to facilitate
their integration into the community as
early as possible.
Some primary schools in Hong
Kong are offering language subjects other
than Chinese and English. List of schools
is given at Annex III.
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learning Chinese as a second language
with a view to enabling them to bridge
over to mainstream Chinese Language
classes. Besides, EDB has introduced an
Applied
Learning
Chinese
(for
Non-Chinese Speaking Students) (ApL(C))
subject by phases at the senior secondary
levels starting from the 2014/15 school
year to provide NCS students with an
additional channel to acquire an alternative
recognised qualification to facilitate their
academic and career pursuits in future.
ApL(C) is accepted as an alternative
Chinese qualification for NCS students in
consideration for admission to local
universities and post-secondary institutions,
as well as appointments to the Civil
Service. Complementary support measures
including enhancement in professional
development for Chinese Language
teachers, funding support to schools and
school-based professional support services
are also provided. NCS students are also
encouraged to have early exposure to, and
learning of, Chinese in daily life and at
school.
Support to
students
schools
admitting
Chinese Language Learning Support
Centre
Individual NCS students may join
the remedial courses after school or during
holidays conducted by the Chinese
Language Learning Support Centre (Centre)
commissioned to the University of Hong
Kong. There are around 20 centres in the
2015/16 school year. Apart from running
the support programmes, the Centre also
assists in the development of teaching
resources and organisation of professional
development workshops to render support
to teachers and parents of NCS students.
Summer Bridging Programme
The EDB has invited some schools
to run a 4-week Bridging Programme since
2004 for NCS Primary 1 entrants allocated
centrally through the Primary One
Admission System to local mainstream
schools. Starting from the summer of 2007,
the 4-week Summer Bridging Programme
originally confined to incoming Primary 1
entrants has been extended to cover also
NCS students proceeding to Primary 2,
Primary 3 and Primary 4 in order to help
them consolidate what they have learnt at
Key Learning Stage 1 and prepare them for
transition to Key Learning Stage 2.
Public sector schools and DSS schools
offering local curriculum with the relevant
NCS students are invited each year to
operate the Programme with funding
support by the Government. Starting from
2013, NCS parents are encouraged to join
the Programme with their children to
promote parental support to NCS students
learning the Chinese Language and
home-school cooperation.
NCS
Starting from the 2014/15 school
year, enhanced funding support has been
provided to schools admitting NCS
students to facilitate their implementation
of the “Learning Framework” and creation
of an inclusive learning environment in
schools. Schools receiving the enhanced
funding are required to adopt diversified
modes ofintensive learning and teaching
for their NCS students (including pull-out
learning,
split-class/group
learning,
after-school consolidation, etc.) to enhance
the effectiveness of NCS students’ learning
of the Chinese language and strengthen
communication with NCS parents whereby
NCS students’ Chinese learning would be
better supported through home-school
cooperation.
Pilot Scheme on Workplace Chinese
Language Programme
The Pilot Scheme on Workplace
Chinese Language Programme pegged to
the Qualifications Framework Levels 1 to
3 with a view to enhancing NCS students’
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Referrals
for
special
school
placement services can be forwarded to the
Special Education Services Centres at the
following locations:
competitiveness in the workplace was
rolled out in the 2011/12 school year.
STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
Kowloon Tong Education Services Centre,
Room W240, 2/F, 19 Suffolk Road,
Kowloon Tong, Kowloon
Tel: 3698 3957, Fax: 2711 9644, or
All eligible children with special
educational needs (SEN) have the right to
enjoy equal opportunity to receiving
education in public sector schools in Hong
Kong. Subject to the assessment and
recommendation of the specialists and with
parents’ consent, children (including NCS
children) with more severe or multiple
disabilities are placed in special schools for
intensive support. Other children with SEN
may attend ordinary schools. The EDB
provides public sector schools with
additional resources, teacher training and
professional support to help them support
students with SEN, including NCS
students with SEN. Schools are advised to
deploy their resources flexibly and adopt
the Whole School Approach to catering for
students’ diverse needs. Support measures
implemented by schools include small
group teaching, learning support by
teaching assistants, after-school homework
tutorial classes, instructional, curriculum
and
assessment
accommodations,
individual education plan, etc.
Ha Kwai Chung Special Education
Services Centre,
4/F, 77 Lai Cho Road, Kwai Chung,
New Territories
Tel: 2307 6251, Fax: 2744 5315
Details of the special education
services are available at
http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/edu-system/sp
ecial/overview/factsheet/special-edu-serv
/index.html#2.
The English Schools Foundation (ESF)
All ESF schools provide support for
mainstream classes and learning support
classes for children with special
educational needs according to the needs
of the children after assessment by the ESF
educational psychologist. The children are
normally taught in separate groups by
special education teachers for the basic
subjects, and are integrated into ordinary
class for cultural subjects and general
activities whenever possible. Before a
child is considered for special education
provision in ESF schools, assessment by
the ESF educational psychologist is
required.
The EDB also provides the
following services to students with SEN,
including NCS students with SEN:
--- psychological, audiological and
speech/language assessment*; and
--- aided special school placement services
The 9 ESF primary schools include
Bradbury School, Glenealy School,
Kennedy School, Peak School and Quarry
Bay School on Hong Kong Island, Beacon
Hill School, Clearwater Bay School and
Kowloon Junior School in Kowloon and
Shatin Junior School in the New
Territories for children of primary school
age and the 5 ESF secondary schools
include Island School, South Island School
* Parents of the children in need of the
above assessment service(s) could
approach
the
student
guidance
personnel/guidance teacher/ social worker
of the public sector schools for initial
advice and support. When needed, schools
may refer these students for assessment
and/or placement services.
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qualifications to be accepted and the
minimum grading required, as well as any
specific requirements of individual
undergraduate programmes. Details are
available at JUPAS website:
http://www.jupas.edu.hk/
and West Island School on Hong Kong
Island, King George V School in Kowloon
and Shatin College in the New Territories
for students of secondary school age. For
children requiring more extensive learning
and teaching adjustments, Jockey Club
Sarah Roe School in Kowloon provides a
special curriculum geared to their needs.
For sub-degree programmes, the
revised Common Descriptors for Associate
Degree and Higher Diploma programmes
under the New Academic Structure has
stipulated that institutions will continue to
accept alternative Chinese qualifications
for NCS students.
MULTIPLE PATHWAYS FOR NCS
STUDENTS
Alternative Chinese Qualifications
Details are available at iPASS
website: http://www.ipass.gov.hk
For NCS students who have a late
start in the learning of the Chinese
Language or have not been given full
opportunities to learn the local Chinese
Language curriculum, the Chinese
examinations under the General Certificate
of
Secondary
Education
(GCSE),
International General Certificate of
Secondary Education (IGCSE) and
General Certificate of Education (GCE)
are recognised as alternative Chinese
qualifications for consideration under the
Joint University Programmes Admissions
System (JUPAS) and admission to
sub-degree programmes. Details of these
examinations are available at HKEAA
website:
http://www.hkeaa.edu.hk/en/IPE/gce_gc
se_igcse_ial/
Vocational Education
Some NCS students may be
interested in vocational education. The
VTC offers a wide range of vocational
education and training programmes. All
applicants, irrespective of their race or
ethnic origin, who are able to meet the
admission requirements, will be considered.
The VTC mainly uses English as the
medium
of
instruction
for
its
post-secondary 6 or above level of
programmes which may be supplemented
with Chinese, if necessary. Where
programmes require HKDSE Chinese
Language Level 2 for admission,
alternative language qualifications may be
considered for application by the NCS
students. Hence, NCS students may apply
according to their preference. Detailed
information, including the medium of
instruction, of the vocational education and
training
programmes
suitable
for
secondary school graduates are available at
VTC website:
http://www.vtc.edu.hk/studyat/html/en/i
ndex.html
Eligible NCS school candidates
sitting for the aforesaid international
Chinese examinations are subsidised with
the difference between fee levels of these
examinations and that of the HKDSE
(Chinese Language). NCS students with
financial difficulties will be granted full or
half fee remission of the subsidised
examination fee under the Examination
Fee Remission Scheme.
Other Education Opportunities
Individual
University
Grants
Committee-funded institutions have set out
further details of their requirements,
including the alternative Chinese Language
Hong Kong operates a vibrant
international school sector with a total of
6
51 international schools operating different
curricula such as the national curriculum of
the United Kingdom, the United States,
Australia, Canada, Japan, Korea, Germany,
France, Singapore and others such as the
International Baccalaureate programmes.
They are the primary service providers of
international education services and have
traditionally been meeting the demand
from NCS students and foreign nationals,
most of whom would eventually return to
their home countries for education. A list
of international schools is given at Annex
V. More details on international schools in
Hong Kong are available at the following
website:
http://edb.hkedcity.net/internationalsch
ools
---
Parents may also visit any one of
the four regional education offices for
assistance:
Separately, with their operational
autonomy in terms of medium of
instruction and curriculum design,
individual schools under the Direct
Subsidy Scheme and the Private
Independent School Scheme may also
complement the international school
sector.
---
Hong Kong Regional Education
Office
3/F, Cityplaza 3, 14 Taikoo Wan
Road, Hong Kong
Tel: 2863 4646
---
Kowloon Regional Education
Office
Podium-1/F, East Block, EDB
Kowloon Tong Education Services
Centre, 19 Suffolk Road, Kowloon
Tong, Kowloon Tel: 3698 4108
---
New Territories East Regional
Education Office
22/F, Landmark North, 39 Lung Sum
Avenue, Sheung Shui,
New Territories Tel: 2639 4876
---
New Territories West Regional
Education Office
19/F, Chinachem Tsuen Wan Plaza,
457 Castle Peak Road, Tsuen Wan,
New Territories Tel: 2437 7272
GENERAL ENQUIRIES
On or before arrival in Hong Kong,
parents may either contact:
-----
---
about support services for NCS
students
(Tel:
3540
7447;
Homepage:
http://www.edb.gov.hk/ncs); or
the EDB for general information
about school education in Hong
Kong (Tel: 2891 0088; Homepage:
http://www.edb.gov.hk; E-mail:
edbinfo@edb.gov.hk).
individual schools for admission
details; or
the ESF Central Office, 25/F, Fortis
Centre, 1063 King’s Road, Quarry
Bay, Hong Kong
(Tel: 2574 2351, Fax: 2818 5690;
Homepage:
http://www.esf.edu.hk/our-schools)
for admission to ESF schools; or
the EDB for general information
Education Bureau
October 2015
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Annex I
Schools Operating the Initiation Programme for Newly Arrived NCS
Children in 2015/16 school year
Primary School
School Name
Delia English Primary School &
Kindergarten
Po Leung Kuk Madam Chan Wai
Chow Memorial School (former
name: Portuguese Community
School)
Address
Telephone Number
84-86 Broadway, Mei Foo Sun
Chuen, Kowloon
22
Sheung
Heung
Road,
Tokwawan, Kowloon
2741 6915
Address
Telephone Number
221 Hip Wo Street, Kwun Tong,
Kowloon
2342 3175
Secondary School
School Name
Delia Memorial School (Hip Wo)
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2377 9951
Annex II
Kindergartens Offering Language Subjects other than Chinese and English
in 2015/16 school year
School Name
German Swiss International
School
Korean International School
(KG Section)
La Petite Enfance
Kindergarten
Lycée Français International
(French International School)
Kohitsuji Kindergarten
OISCA Japanese Kindergarten
Tanpopo Kindergarten
Teikyo Hong Kong
Kindergarten
Address
Telephone
Number
162 Pok Fu Lam Road, 2849 6217
Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong
55 Lei King Road, Sai 2569 5500
Wan Ho (IL 8802), Hong
Kong
Unit 5, Unit 6 & Unit 8, 6710 0391
LG/F Office Block One, 92
Siena Avenue, Discovery
Bay, Lantau Island, New
Territories
34 Price Road, Hong 2577 6217
Kong
Shop No. 2B, G/F Site 9 2330 6677
Whampoa
Garden,
Hunghom, Kowloon
G/F, Ming Yuen Mansion, 2775 5899
26-48 Peacock Road,
North Point, Hong Kong
Shop nos. P506-507, 2/F 2567 9848
Po On Mansion, No. 1 Tai
Yue Avenue, Taikoo Shing,
Hong Kong.
81 Sing Woo Road, Happy 2833 9963
Valley, Hong Kong
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Other language
subjects offered
German
Korean
French
French
Japanese
Japanese
Japanese
Japanese
Annex III
Government, Aided and DSS Primary Schools Offering Language Subjects
other than Chinese and English in 2015/16 school year
School Name
Address
Telephone
Number
Delia (Man Kiu) English Cheung On Estate, Phase 2432 5123
Primary School (DSS)
II,
Tsing
Yi,
New
Territories
Diocesan
Boys’
School 131
Argyle
Street, 2624 4292
(DSS)
Mongkok, Kowloon
Hong Kong Taoist Association On Shin Road, Upper 2757 0854
Wun Tsuen School
Ngau Tau Kok Estate,
Kowloon
Islamic
Dharwood
Pau Tsz Lok Estate, Phase I 2320 1300
Memorial Primary School
Tsz Wan Shan, Kowloon
Islamic Primary School
Yau Oi Estate, Phase 1A,
2450 2270
Tuen
Mun,
New
Territories
Li Cheng Uk Government 43 Tonkin Street, Sham 2386 8049
Primary School
Shui Po, Kowloon
Li Sing Tai Hang School
73 Wun Sha Street, Tai 2577 5188
Hang, Hong Kong
Man Kiu Association Primary Upper Ngau Tau
School
Estate, Kowloon
Po Kok Primary School
Kok 2757 0490
11-15 Shan Kwong Road,
Hong Kong
Po Leung Kuk Camoes Tan 6 Hoi Ting Road,
Siu Lin Primary School
Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon
2573 7911
2367 3318
Sir Ellis Kadoorie (Sookunpo) 9 Eastern Hospital Road, 2577 3489
Primary School
Sookunpo, Hong Kong
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Other language
subjects offered
French
French (Core)
Japanese(Elective)
French and Urdu
are offered in
optional interest
groups
Urdu (optional)
Urdu, Nepali and
Hindi are offered in
optional interest
groups
Urdu (P6)
Optional interest
group offered:
Japanese Club
Urdu, Punjabi and
Nepali are offered
in optional interest
groups
Hindi and Japanese
are offered in
optional interest
groups
French, Japanese
and Spanish
(Electives)
Hindi and Urdu are
offered in optional
interest groups
Annex IV
Government, Aided and DSS Secondary Schools Offering Language
Subjects other than Chinese and English in 2015/16 school year
School Name
Caritas Tuen Mun Marden
Foundation
Secondary
School
Delia Memorial School
(Hip Wo)(DSS)
Diocesan Boys’ School
(DSS)
Good Hope School
(DSS)
HKMA David Li Kwok Po
College (DSS)
Islamic
Kasim
Tuet
Memorial College
La Salle College
Po Leung Kuk Ngan Po
Ling College (DSS)
Sir
Ellis
Kadoorie
Secondary School (West
Kowloon)
St. Joseph’s College
Address
Telephone
Number
3 Wong Yin Street, Tuen 2461 0304
Mun,
New Territories
221 Hip Wo Street, Kwun 2342 3198
Tong, Kowloon
131
Argyle
Street, 2711 5191
Mongkok, Kowloon
303 Clear Water Bay Road, 2321 0250
Kowloon
8
Hoi
Wang
Road, 2626 9100
Mongkok (West), Kowloon
22 Tsui Wan Street, Chai 2570 9066
Wan, Hong Kong.
18 La Salle Road, Kowloon
26
Sung
On
Street,
Tokwawan, Kowloon
22 Hoi Fan Road, Tai Kok
Tsui, Kowloon
2338 7171
2462 3932
7 Kennedy Road, Central,
Hong Kong
St
Margaret’s 33 Sham Mong Road, Sham
Co-educational
English Shui Po, Kowloon
Secondary
&
Primary
School (DSS)
2522 1204
St. Paul’s Convent School
(DSS)
YMCA of Hong Kong
Christian College (DSS)
2576 1692
140 Leighton Road,
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
2 Chung Yat Street, Tung
Chung, New Territories
St.
Margaret’s
Girls’ Area 4A, Mei Lam Estate,
College, Hong Kong (DSS) Shatin, New Territories
Rosaryhill School
41B Stubbs Road, Hong
Kong
11
2576 1871
2396 6675
Other
language
subjects offered
Japanese, Urdu
and French
(S4-S6)
French (S1-S6)
French (S1-S6)
French (S1 &S2)
Spanish (S2)
French (S1-S6)
Urdu and Arabic
(S1-S3),
Nepalese (S1-S6)
French (S1-S6)
French (S1-S6)
French, Hindi and
Urdu (S1 – S6)
Spanish (S1)
French (S1–S6)
German (P1-P5 &
S1-S4)
French (P1-S6)
Japanese (P1-S6)
Spanish (P1-S5)
French (S1-S6)
2549 0301
French (S1-S6)
Spanish (S1-S4)
Spanish (After
School)
French (S3 – S6)
2572 0228
Spanish (S1-S2)
2988 8123
Annex V
List of International Schools and Schools under English Schools
Foundation in Hong Kong
Primary-cum-Secondary Schools
School Name
School Website
American International School
Australian International School Hong Kong
Canadian International School
Carmel School
Chinese International School
Christian Alliance P. C. Lau Memorial International
School
Delia School of Canada
Discovery Bay International School
German Swiss International School (English)
German Swiss International School (German)
Harrow International School Hong Kong
Hong Kong Academy
Hong Kong International School
Hong Kong Japanese School
Jockey Club Sarah Roe School
Kellett School
Nord Anglia International School, Hong Kong
Kiangsu & Chekiang Primary School &
Kiangsu-Chekiang College (International Section)
Korean International School (English)
Korean International School (Korean)
Lycée Français International (French)
Lycée Français International (English)
Singapore International School (Hong Kong)
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http://www.ais.edu.hk/
http://www.aishk.edu.hk/
http://www.cdnis.edu.hk/
http://www.carmel.edu.hk/
http://www.cis.edu.hk/
http://www.cais.edu.hk/
http://www.delia.edu.hk/
http://www.dbis.edu.hk/
http://www.gsis.edu.hk/
http://www.gsis.edu.hk/
http://www.harrowschool.hk/
http://www.hkacademy.edu.hk/
http://www.hkis.edu.hk/
http://www.hkjs.edu.hk/
http://www.jcsrs.edu.hk/
http://www.kellettschool.com/
http://www.nais.hk/
http://www.kcis.edu.hk/
http://www.kis.edu.hk/
http://www.kis.edu.hk/
http://www.fis.edu.hk/
http://www.fis.edu.hk/
http://www.singapore.edu.hk/
Primary School
School Name
School Website
Beacon Hill School
http://www.beaconhill.edu.hk/
Bradbury School
http://www.bradbury.edu.hk/
Clearwater Bay School
http://www.cwbs.edu.hk/
Glenealy School
http://www.glenealy.edu.hk/
International College Hong Kong Hong Lok Yuen http://www.hlyis.edu.hk/
(Primary Section)
Japanese International School (English)
http://www.jis.edu.hk/
Japanese International School (Japanese)
http://www.jis.edu.hk/
Kennedy School
http://ks.esf.edu.hk/
Kingston International School
http://www.kingston.edu.hk/
Kowloon Junior School
http://www.kjs.edu.hk/
Lantau International School
http://www.lis.edu.hk/
Norwegian International School
http://www.nis.edu.hk/
Peak School
http://www.ps.edu.hk/
Quarry Bay School
http://www.qbs.edu.hk/
Shatin Junior School
http://www.sjs.edu.hk/
The Harbour School
http://www.ths.edu.hk/
The International Montessori School – an IMEF http://www.ims.edu.hk/
School
Think International School
http://www.think.edu.hk/
Umah International Primary School
http://www.umahhk.com/
Yew Chung International School
http://www.ycis-hk.com
Secondary School
School Name
School Website
Concordia International School
International College Hong Kong (New Territories)
Island School
King George V School
Saint Too Sear Rogers International School
Shatin College
The South Island School
West Island School
http://www.cihs.edu.hk/
http://www.ichk.edu.hk
http://www.island.edu.hk/
http://www.kgv.edu.hk/
http://www.srishk.com/
http://www.shatincollege.edu.hk/
http://www.sis.edu.hk/
http://www.wis.edu.hk/
For updates, please see the latest useful School Lists at
http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/student-parents/ncs-students/useful-school-list/index.html
Position as at October, 2015
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