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INTRODUCTION Examination (HKCEE) and Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination (HKALE). In Hong Kong, children between the ages of three and five could receive The Government’s language policy kindergarten education at kindergartens is to enable students to be biliterate (to which are privately run. The Government master written Chinese and English) and provides 12 years’ free primary and trilingual (to speak fluent , secondary education to all children through Putonghua and English). Chinese and public sector schools, which form the English are taught as core subjects in majority in the school system. These primary and secondary schools. While consist of government schools operated Chinese is the medium of instruction (MOI) directly by the Government and aided in most primary schools, secondary schools that are generally run by religious schools have implemented the fine-tuned or charitable organisations. Eligible MOI arrangements from the 2010/11 children from the age of six, irrespective of school year. The MOI arrangements of sex, ethnic origin, religious or ethical secondary schools have hence become belief, family status and physical or mental diversified with Chinese and English as the ability, have the right to enjoy basic MOI within and across schools to meet the education in public sector schools. To meet ability and learning needs of students and the different needs of students, there are to increase their exposure to, and use of, other types of schools, namely Direct English so as to prepare them for future Subsidy Scheme schools and self-financed studies and careers. private schools. Starting from the 2008/09 school year, the Government has provided The Government ensures equal full subvention for full-time programmes opportunities in school admission for all offered by the Vocational Training Council eligible children (including non-Chinese (VTC) for Secondary 3 school leavers, speaking (NCS) children) in public sector making available an alternative free schools, regardless of their races. The avenue for students to further their studies Education Bureau (EDB) provides various other than through mainstream education. education services for NCS students and supports the work of school administrators, The three-year senior secondary teachers and parents. Parents of NCS curriculum under the New Academic children are encouraged to arrange for their Structure has been implemented in children to study in schools with an Secondary 4 since September 2009, immersed environment leading to one public examination at the as early as possible to facilitate their end of Secondary 6 - the Hong Kong mastery of the Chinese language. The Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) Government has also put in place various Examination which replaces the former support measures for NCS students to help Hong Kong Certificate of Education them adapt to the local education system,

1 details of which are also available at the Induction Programme EDB’s dedicated webpage: https://www.edb.gov.hk/ncs The EDB also invites NGOs to run a 60-hour Induction Programme for newly SUPPORT SERVICES FOR NEW arrived children. The programme contents ARRIVALS include knowing the environment, basic learning skills and basic Chinese and To render timely and appropriate English. Further details are also available support to newly arrived children for them at the EDB website: to integrate smoothly into the local http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/student-parents education system and wider community, /newly-arrived-children/services/index.ht the EDB has been providing school ml placement services to these children after their arrival in Hong Kong. They can School-based Support Scheme Grant choose to enroll into a full-time six-month Initiation Programme prior to their entry to To help newly arrived children to mainstream schools. For those who choose cope with the learning environment in to enter mainstream schools directly, the local schools, the EDB provides public EDB has commissioned non-governmental sector schools and DSS schools with the organisations (NGOs) to operate a SBSS Grant. Schools can flexibly make part-time 60-hour Induction Programme use of the grant to run school-based for them. Public sector schools (referring support programmes (e.g. supplementary to government, aided and caput schools) language classes) for the children. and schools under the Direct Subsidy Scheme (DSS), admitting these children Placement Service will also be provided with a School-based Support Scheme (SBSS) Grant to operate Our school system is open to all school-based support programmes for students, including NCS students. For all them. students, enquiry about their eligibility to study in public sector schools in Hong Initiation Programme Kong may be made to the schools directly, and to the EDB through the enquiry hotline Some schools run full-time 6-month at 2891 0088 or to the Regional Education Initiation Programme for newly arrived Offices (addresses and telephone numbers children. The programme provides these given on page 7). More information students with real classroom experience so about the placement service is also as to enhance their Chinese and English available at the EDB website: language standards, help them adjust to the http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/student-paren local society and foster their personal ts/placement-assistance/about-placement development. Placement assistance to -assistance/index.html mainstream schools is provided after completing the programme. The addresses KINDERGARTEN EDUCATION and telephone numbers of schools operating the Initiation Programme for Among the 1 049 kindergartens in newly arrived NCS children are provided the 2019/20 school year, around 160 are at Annex I. Full details are also available offering non-local curriculum. However, at the EDB website: NCS children are encouraged to enroll in http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/student-paren local kindergartens, which use Chinese as ts/newly-arrived-children/services/index. the medium of instruction, to facilitate html their integration into the community as early as possible. Some kindergartens 2 operating with an attached child care incurred from the students’ kindergarten centre (kindergarten-cum-child care education under the Scheme. For details, centres) also provide child care services for parents can visit children aged below 3. http://www.wfsfaa.gov.hk/sfo/en/prepri mary/grantkg/overview.htm or call the Enquiry about kindergartens may be application enquiry hotline at 2802 2345. made to the EDB through the enquiry hotline at 2891 0088 or to the Regional List of kindergartens offering Education Offices (see page 7) / Joint language subjects other than Chinese and Office for Kindergartens and Child Care English is given at Annex II. Centres at Room 602, 6/F, 3, 14 Taikoo Wan Road, Hong Kong at PRIMARY EDUCATION 3107 2197. The lists of kindergartens and kindergarten-cum-child care centres are Among the public sector primary also available at the EDB website: schools, almost all of them are using http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/student-paren Chinese as the medium of instruction, with ts/sch-info/sch-search/schlist-by-district/ English taught as a core subject from index.html Primary 1. NCS children are encouraged to enroll in local primary schools, to The Government has implemented facilitate their integration into the the new kindergarten education scheme community as early as possible. (Scheme) starting from the 2017/18 school year. The policy objectives are to provide Some primary schools in Hong good quality and highly affordable Kong are offering language subjects other kindergarten education, and enhance the than Chinese and English. List of schools accessibility of students to different modes is given at Annex III. of services that suit their specific needs. More information is available at the EDB website: SECONDARY EDUCATION http://www.edb.gov.hk/en/edu-system/pr eprimary-kindergarten/free-quality-kg-e Starting with Secondary 1 level from du/index.html the 2010/11 school year onwards, all the existing public sector secondary schools Needy families may apply for have been given greater flexibility in financial assistance in the form of fee enriching their English learning remission under the Kindergarten and environment by introducing different MOI Child Care Centre Fee Remission Scheme arrangements to suit different needs of (KCFRS) for their children who are their students. attending kindergartens under the Scheme. For details, parents can visit All eligible Primary 6 students can http://www.wfsfaa.gov.hk/sfo/eng/schem be allocated a subsidised Secondary 1 es/kinder.htm or call the application place through the Secondary School Places enquiry hotline at 2802 2345. Allocation System. They can also choose to apply for admission to schools joining In addition to fee remission, needy the Direct Subsidy Scheme, private schools families may apply for the Grant for and international schools direct. School-related Expenses for Kindergarten Students. Applicants who can pass the List of secondary schools offering means test and meet the same eligibility language subjects other than Chinese and criteria under the KCFRS are eligible for English is given at Annex IV. More the grant to defray school-related expenses information about the examinations is also 3 available at Hong Kong Examinations and professional support. The additional Assessment Authority (HKEAA) website: funding allows schools to adopt diversified http://www.hkeaa.edu.hk/en/ intensive learning and teaching modes (including pull-out learning, split-class/group learning, after-school consolidation, etc.) as appropriate SUPPORT FOR NCS STUDENTS’ according to the learning needs of their LEARNING OF THE CHINESE NCS students. LANGUAGE Chinese Language Learning Support The Government is committed to Centre encouraging and supporting the integration of NCS students into the community, Individual NCS students may join including facilitating their early adaptation the remedial courses after school or during to the local education system and mastery holidays conducted by the Chinese of the Chinese language. EDB has, starting Language Learning Support Centre (the from the 2014/15 school year, Centre). There are around 20 venues in the implemented the “Chinese Language 2020/21 school year. Apart from running Curriculum Second Language Learning the support programme for NCS students, Framework” (“Learning Framework”), the Centre also assists in the organisation which was drawn up in consultation with of professional development workshops to teachers and language experts, in primary render support to teachers and parents of and secondary schools to help NCS NCS students. students learn Chinese as a second language. Besides, starting from the Summer Bridging Programme 2014/15 school year, Applied Learning Chinese (for non-Chinese speaking The EDB has invited some schools students) (ApL(C)) has been introduced at to run a 4-week Bridging Programme since the senior secondary levels to provide NCS 2004 for NCS Primary 1 entrants allocated students with an additional channel to centrally through the Primary One obtain an alternative Chinese language Admission System to local mainstream qualification to prepare them for further schools. Starting from the summer of 2007, studies and career pursuits. In addition the 4-week Summer Bridging Programme to the HKDSE qualification, ApL(C) is originally confined to incoming Primary 1 also pegged at the Qualifications entrants has been extended to cover also Framework Levels 1-3. ApL(C) is NCS students proceeding to Primary 2, accepted for admission to Universities Primary 3 and Primary 4 in order to help Grants Committee-funded universities and them consolidate what they have learnt at most post-secondary institutions, as well as Key Learning Stage 1 and prepare them for appointments to the Civil Service. transition to Key Learning Stage 2. Public sector schools and DSS schools offering Support for schools admitting NCS local curriculum with the relevant NCS students students are invited each year to operate the Programme with funding support by To facilitate schools’ the Government. Starting from 2013, NCS implementation of the “Learning parents are encouraged to join the Framework” and creation of an inclusive Programme with their children to promote learning environment in schools, EDB has parental support to NCS students learning substantially increased the funding to the Chinese Language and home-school schools, and provided schools with cooperation. teaching resources, teacher training and 4

STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL students. The specialist staff include school EDUCATIONAL NEEDS social workers, educational psychologists, speech therapists, occupational therapists, All eligible children with special physiotherapists, nurses, braillists, etc. educational needs (SEN) have the right to Besides, various additional grants, such as enjoy equal opportunity to receive Top-up Fund for procuring special education in public sector schools in Hong furniture and equipment or carrying out Kong. Subject to the assessment and minor conversion works for students, recommendations of the specialists and intensive support grant for employing with parental consent, children (including additional teaching assistants, and NCS children) with more severe or additional support grant for enhancing the multiple disabilities are placed in special support for students with medical schools for intensive support. Other complexity, are in place so as to enable children with SEN will attend ordinary special schools to address the students’ schools. The EDB provides both ordinary special needs. Some aided special and special schools with additional schools also offer boarding service to cater resources, teacher training and professional for the long-term residential needs of support to strengthen their support to students and hence facilitate their students with SEN, including NCS schooling during school days. students with SEN. Applications for admission to Starting from the 2019/20 school public sector special schools can be year, the EDB has implemented a series of forwarded to the Special Education enhancement measures on integrated Services Centres at the following education (IE) in public sector ordinary locations: schools. The enhanced measures include restructuring various subvented Tong Education Services Centre, programmes for IE with the Learning Room W240, 2/F, 19 Suffolk Road, Support Grant extended to all schools, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon increasing the grant rate for tier-3 support Tel: 3698 3957, Fax: 2711 9644, or and provision of additional regular teaching posts; upgrading the post of Ha Kwai Chung Special Education special educational needs coordinator to a Services Centre, promotion rank in schools with a 4/F, 77 Lai Cho Road, Kwai Chung, comparatively large number of students with SEN; extending further the Enhanced Tel: 2307 6251, Fax: 2744 5315 School-based Educational Psychology Service; and enhancing the School-based Details of the special education Speech Therapy Service. To further help services are available at NCS students with SEN to adjust to school https://www.edb.gov.hk/en/edu-system/ life and make smooth transition through special/policy-and-initiatives/index.html different learning stages, the EDB also provides eligible public sector ordinary The English Schools Foundation (ESF) schools and DSS schools with the Grant for Supporting NCS students with SEN on All ESF schools provide support for top of the existing provisions. mainstream classes and learning support classes for children with special For special schools, apart from educational needs according to the needs teaching staff, the EDB provides them of the children after assessment by the ESF with related multi-disciplinary specialist educational psychologist. The children are staff according to the learning needs of normally taught in separate groups by 5 special education teachers for the basic https://www.hkeaa.edu.hk/en/IPE/gce_g subjects, and are integrated into ordinary cse_igcse_ial/ class for cultural subjects and general activities whenever possible. Before a Eligible NCS school candidates child is considered for special education entering for the aforesaid non-local provision in ESF schools, assessment by Chinese Language examinations are the ESF educational psychologist is subsidised with the difference between fee required. levels of these examinations and that of the HKDSE (Chinese Language). Needy NCS The nine ESF primary schools students may be granted full or half fee include Bradbury School, Glenealy School, remission of the subsidised examination Kennedy School, and Quarry fees. Bay School on , Beacon Hill School, Clearwater Bay School and Individual University Grants Kowloon Junior School in Kowloon and Committee (UGC)-funded universities Shatin Junior School in the New have set out further details of their Territories for children of requirements, including the alternative age. The five ESF secondary schools Chinese Language qualifications to be include , accepted and the minimum grading and on Hong Kong required, as well as any specific Island, King George V School in Kowloon requirements of individual undergraduate and Shatin College in the New Territories programmes. Details are available at the for students of secondary school age. For websites of UGC-funded universities and children requiring more extensive learning JUPAS website: and teaching adjustments, Jockey Club http://www.jupas.edu.hk/ Sarah Roe School in Kowloon provides a special curriculum geared to their needs. For sub-degree programmes, the Updated Revised Common Descriptors for Associate Degree and Higher Diploma MULTIPLE PATHWAYS FOR NCS Programmes under the New Academic STUDENTS Structure has stipulated that institutions will continue to accept alternative Chinese Alternative Chinese Language qualifications for NCS students who have Qualifications met specified conditions.

NCS students who have a late start Detailed information are available at in learning Chinese or have not been given the Concourse website: full opportunities to study the local https://www.cspe.edu.hk/en/Resources- Chinese Language curriculum are CommonDesc.html subsidised to attain internationally recognised alternative Chinese Language Vocational and Professional Education qualifications, including those under the and Training General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE), International General Some NCS students may be Certificate of Secondary Education interested in vocational and professional (IGCSE) and General Certificate of education and training (VPET). The VTC Education (GCE) for the purpose of offers a wide range of VPET programmes. facilitating their academic and career All applicants, irrespective of their race or advancement. Details of these ethnic origin, who are able to meet the examinations are available at HKEAA admission requirements, will be considered. website: The VTC mainly uses English as the 6 medium of instruction for its (Tel: 2574 2351, Fax: 2818 5690; post-secondary 6 or above level of Homepage: http://www.esf.edu.hk/) programmes which may be supplemented for admission to ESF schools; or with Chinese, if necessary. Where --- the EDB for general information programmes require HKDSE Chinese about support services for NCS Language qualification for admission, students (Tel: 3540 7447; alternative language qualifications may be Homepage: considered for NCS applicants. Hence, https://www.edb.gov.hk/ncs); or NCS students may apply to VPET --- the EDB for general information programmes according to their preference. about school education in Hong Detailed information, including the Kong (Tel: 2891 0088; Homepage: medium of instructions, of the VPET http://www.edb.gov.hk; E-mail: programmes suitable for secondary school [email protected]). leavers are available at the VTC website: http://www.vtc.edu.hk/studyat Parents may also visit any one of the four regional education offices for Other Education Opportunities assistance:

Hong Kong operates a vibrant --- Hong Kong Regional Education international school sector with a total of Office 53 international schools in operation in the 3/F, Cityplaza 3, 14 Taikoo Wan 2020/21 school year (excluding a special Road, Hong Kong school), operating different curricula such Tel: 2863 4646 as the national curriculum of the , the , , --- Kowloon Regional Education , , , Germany, France, Office Singapore and others such as the Podium-1/F, East Block, EDB International Baccalaureate programmes. Kowloon Tong Education Services They are the primary service providers of Centre, 19 Suffolk Road, Kowloon international education services and have Tong, Kowloon traditionally been meeting the demand Tel: 3698 4108 from NCS students and foreign nationals, most of whom would eventually return to --- New Territories East Regional their home countries for education. A list Education Office of international schools is given at Annex 22/F, Landmark North, 39 Lung Sum V. More details on international schools Avenue, Sheung Shui, New in Hong Kong are available at the Territories following website: Tel: 2639 4876 http://internationalschools.edb.hkedcity. net/ --- New Territories West Regional Education Office GENERAL ENQUIRIES 19/F, Chinachem Tsuen Wan Plaza, 457 Castle Peak Road, Tsuen Wan, On or before arrival in Hong Kong, New Territories parents may either contact: Tel: 2437 7272 --- individual schools for admission details; or Education Bureau --- the ESF Central Office, 25/F, Fortis October 2020 Centre, 1063 King’s Road, , Hong Kong

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Annex I Schools Operating the Initiation Programme for Newly Arrived NCS Children in 2020/21 school year

Primary School School Name Address Telephone Number

Delia English Primary School & 84-86 Broadway, Mei Foo Sun 2741 6915 Kindergarten Chuen, Kowloon Po Leung Kuk Madam Chan Wai 22 Sheung Heung Road, 2377 9951 Chow Memorial School (former Tokwawan, Kowloon name: Portuguese Community School)

Secondary School School Name Address Telephone Number

Delia Memorial School (Hip Wo) 221 Hip Wo Street, Kwun Tong, 2342 3175 Kowloon

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Annex II Kindergartens Offering Language Subjects other than Chinese and English in 2020/21 school year

School Name Address Telephone Other language Number subjects offered German Swiss International 162 Road, 2849 6217 German School Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong Korean International School 55 Lei King Road, Sai 2569 5500 Korean (KG Section) Wan Ho (IL 8802), Hong Kong La Petite Enfance Unit 5, Unit 6 & Unit 8, 6071 3136 French Kindergarten LG/F Office Block One, 92 Siena Avenue, , Lantau Island, New Territories Les Petits Lascars Shop G01, G/F., Capri 2526 8666 French International Kindergarten Place, 33 Tong Yin Street, (Tseung Kwan O) Tseung Kwan O, New Territories Lycée Français International 34 Price Road, Hong 2577 6217 French (French International School) Kong Kohitsuji Kindergarten Shop 1, G/F, Site 10 2330 6677 Japanese Whampoa Garden, Hunghom, Kowloon OISCA Japanese Kindergarten G/F, Ming Yuen Mansion, 2775 5899 Japanese 26-48 Peacock Road, , Hong Kong Tanpopo Kindergarten Shop nos. P506-507, 2/F 2567 9848 Japanese Po On Mansion, No. 1 Tai Yue Avenue, , Hong Kong. Teikyo Hong Kong 81 Sing Woo Road, Happy 2833 9963 Japanese Kindergarten Valley, Hong Kong

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Annex III Government, Aided and DSS Primary Schools Offering Language Subjects other than Chinese and English in 2020/21 school year

School Name Address Telephone Other language Number subjects offered Delia (Man Kiu) English Cheung On Estate, Phase 2432 5123 French (Optional Primary School (DSS) II, Tsing Yi, New and it is phasing Territories out. The subject is offered to the current cohort of P5 to P6 students only) Diocesan Boys’ School 131 Argyle Street, 2624 4292 French (Core) (DSS) Mongkok, Kowloon HKBUAS Wong Kam Fai Sec 6 On Muk Lane, Shek 2637 2277 Japanese, & Pri Sch (DSS) Mun, Shatin, N.T. German, French and Spanish are offered (P5-P6) Hong Kong Taoist Association On Shin Road, Upper 2757 0854 French, Punjabi Wun Tsuen School Ngau Tau Kok Estate, and Urdu are Kowloon offered in optional interest groups Islamic Primary School Yau Oi Estate, Phase 1A, 2450 2270 Urdu, Hindi and Tuen Mun, New Nepalese are Territories offered in optional interest groups Li Cheng Uk Government 43 Tonkin Street, Sham 2386 8049 Urdu (optional) Primary School Shui Po, Kowloon Po Leung Kuk Camoes Tan 6 Hoi Ting Road, Yau Ma 2367 3318 French, Japanese Siu Lin Primary School Tei, Kowloon and Spanish (Electives) St Margaret’s Co-educational 33 Sham Mong Road, 2396 6675 German (P1-P6) English Secondary & Primary Sham Shui Po, Kowloon French (P1-P6) School (DSS) Japanese (P1-P6) Spanish (P1-P6)

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Annex IV Government, Aided and DSS Secondary Schools Offering Language Subjects other than Chinese and English in 2020/21 school year

School Name Address Telephone Other language Number subjects offered Caritas Tuen Mun Marden 3 Wong Yin Street, Tuen 2461 0304 Urdu (S4-S6) and Foundation Secondary Mun, New Territories Japanese (S4) as School the elective subjects for HKDSE in senior secondary levels while Japanese and Spanish as part of the Other Learning Experience Lesson in junior secondary levels (S1-S3) Christian & Missionary 6 Tong Chun Street, Tseung 2191 6022 Japanese (S1-S2) Alliance Sun Kei Secondary Kwan O, New Territories School Creative Secondary School 3 Pung Loi Road, Tseung 2336 0233 Spanish (S5-S6) (DSS) Kwan O, New Territories (optional IB elective) Delia Memorial School 221 Hip Wo Street, Kwun 2342 3198 French (S1-S6) (Hip Wo) (DSS) Tong, Kowloon Diocesan Boys’ School 131 Argyle Street, 2711 5191 French (S1-S6) (DSS) Mongkok, Kowloon HKBUAS Wong Kam Fai 6 On Muk Lane, Shek Mun, 2637 2270 Japanese, Sec & Pri Sch (DSS) Shatin, N.T. German, French and Spanish are offered (S1-S2) HKMA David Li Kwok Po 8 Hoi Wang Road, 2626 9100 French (S1-S6) College (DSS) Mongkok (West), Kowloon Islamic Kasim Tuet 22 Tsui Wan Street, Chai 2570 9066 Urdu and Arabic Memorial College Wan, Hong Kong. (S1-S3), Nepalese (S1-S6) La Salle College 18 La Salle Road, Kowloon 2338 7171 French (S1-S6) Lam Tai Fai College (DSS) 25 Ngan Shing Street, 2786 1990 Japanese (S4-S5) Shatin, N.T. Law Ting Pong Secondary 8 Ma Chung Road, , 2685 1210 Spanish (S1-S6) School New Territories Po Leung Kuk Ngan Po 26 Sung On Street, 2462 3932 French (S1-S6) Ling College (DSS) Tokwawan, Kowloon Rosaryhill Secondary 41B Stubbs Road, Hong 2835 5127 Spanish (S1-S3) School Kong Sir Ellis Kadoorie 22 Hoi Fan Road, Tai Kok 2576 1871 Hindi and Urdu Secondary School (West Tsui, Kowloon (S1-S6) Kowloon) French & Spanish (S1-S3)

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School Name Address Telephone Other language Number subjects offered St. Joseph’s College 7 Kennedy Road, Central, 2522 1204 French (S3) Hong Kong St Margaret’s 33 Sham Mong Road, Sham 2396 6675 German (S1-S6) Co-educational English Shui Po, Kowloon French (S1-S6) Secondary & Primary Japanese (S1-S6) School (DSS) Spanish (S1-S6) St. Paul’s Convent School 140 Leighton Road, 2576 1692 French (S1-S6) (DSS) Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Shun Tak Fraternal Tin Heng Estate, Tin Shui 3157 0632 Japanese (S1-S6) Association Yung Yau Wai, Yuen Long, New College Territories Wong Shiu Chi Secondary 182 Kwong Fuk Road, Tai 2656 1270 Japanese (Elective) School Po, New Territories (S4-S6) YMCA of Hong Kong 2 Chung Yat Street, Tung 2988 8123 French (S1-S6) Christian College (DSS) Chung, New Territories Spanish (S1-S6)

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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 http://www.ais.edu.hk/ American School Hong Kong https://www.ashk.edu.hk Australian International School Hong Kong http://www.aishk.edu.hk/ Canadian International School http://www.cdnis.edu.hk/ Carmel School https://www.carmel.edu.hk/ Chinese International School http://www.cis.edu.hk/ Christian Alliance International School http://www.caisbv.edu.hk/ Delia School of Canada http://www.delia.edu.hk/ Discovery Bay International School http://www.dbis.edu.hk/ German Swiss International School (English) http://www.gsis.edu.hk/ German Swiss International School (German) http://www.gsis.edu.hk/ Harrow International School Hong Kong http://www.harrowschool.hk/ http://www.hkacademy.edu.hk/ Hong Kong International School http://www.hkis.edu.hk/ Hong Kong Japanese School http://www.hkjs.edu.hk/ Jockey Club Sarah Roe School http://www.jcsrs.edu.hk/ https://www.kellettschool.com/ Kiangsu & Chekiang Primary School & http://www.kcis.edu.hk/ Kiangsu-Chekiang College (International Section) Korean International School (English) http://www.kis.edu.hk/ Korean International School (Korean) http://www.kis.edu.hk/ Lycée Français International (French) http://www.fis.edu.hk/ Lycée Français International (English) http://www.fis.edu.hk/ Malvern College Hong Kong http://www.malverncollege.org.hk/ Nord Anglia International School, Hong Kong http://www.nais.hk/ Singapore International School (Hong Kong) http://www.singapore.edu.hk/ The Harbour School http://www.ths.edu.hk/

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Primary School School Name School Website

Beacon Hill School http://www.beaconhill.edu.hk/ Bradbury School http://www.bradbury.edu.hk/ Christian Alliance P. C. Lau Memorial International https://www.capcl.edu.hk/ School Clearwater Bay School http://www.cwbs.edu.hk/ Glenealy School http://www.glenealy.edu.hk/ International College Hong Kong Hong Lok Yuen https://www.ichk.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://www.kennedy.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/ http://www.qbs.edu.hk/ Shatin Junior School http://www.sjs.edu.hk/ Shrewsbury International School Hong Kong http://www.shrewsbury.hk/ The International Montessori School – an IMEF http://www.ims.edu.hk/ School Think International School https://www.tis.edu.hk/ Yew Chung International School http://www.ycis-hk.com

Secondary School School Name School Website

Concordia International School http://www.cihs.edu.hk/ International College Hong Kong (New Territories) http://www.ichk.edu.hk Island School http://www.island.edu.hk/ King George V School http://www.kgv.edu.hk/ Saint Too Sear Rogers International School https://sris.edu.hk/ Shatin College http://www.shatincollege.edu.hk/ The South Island School http://www.sis.edu.hk/ West Island School 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, 2020

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