All registered kindergartens are listed on the Education Bureau’s website at http://www.chsc.hk/kindergarten/en/ A) Eligibility for the...

Twenty nine secondary schools offer the Diploma Program in Hong Kong. Three of them are authorised but do not yet have graduates. They...

School tours vary from awesomely impressive to downright rubbish. Either way, the experience is essential. Based on years of experience...

More and more non-Chinese are choosing to send their children to kindergartens which use Cantonese as the main teaching language. While...

From Montessori and Waldorf to Reggio Emilia and the International Baccalaureate, Hong Kong boasts a wide choice of pre-schooling...

While school is not mandatory until the age of six, the majority of children in Hong Kong begin their formal education at two, or three...

Schools should stop providing empty-calorie fare of little nutritional value, and instead offer students attractive, healthy ‘rewards’,...

It goes without saying that a school tour is an essential part of the decision process in choosing a school for your child. School tours...

The Harbour School since 2010. My background is in both regular and special education, but rather than my university and graduate degrees...

Image by Ngai So-was | Used with permission The Kiangsu and Chekiang Residents Association (HK) operate several schools in Hong Kong:...

As we advise parents on choosing a school for their children, and as we discuss the issue of bilingual school or not, it's easy to...

Every school has an application form. Almost always, it's online nowadays. Think it’s a simple form? Think again! It’s worth thinking...