The Top 20 Schools In Hong Kong

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Yew Chung International School Hong Kong

Type: Kindergarten, primary and secondary
Curriculum: UK (IGCSE); IB (IBDP)
Student body: 2,200
Tuition fees (Year 1-13): HKD 197,220-197,350
Additional fees: Debentures; for primary school this is HKD 350,000; for secondary it is HKD 470,000
Admissions policy: Selective
Key facilities: Music rooms, art and design & technology facilities, libraries, indoor gyms and outdoor courts, swimming pool
Latest exam results: IGCSEs, 48% achieved A*-A; 88% achieved A*-C; IBDP, 100% pass rate, average score of 35 points, and 20% of cohort scored 40 points or higher
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Location: Kowloon

The well-established Yew Chung International School Hong Kong (YCIS) has been teaching an immersive bilingual programme in Kowloon since 1932. YCIS is so committed to delivering a solid Chinese-English bilingual programme that every class has a Western and Chinese teacher, each of its three campuses is jointly run by a Western and a Chinese co-principal, and all students explore the country through an active Experiencing China programme.

The school has three campuses located within walking distance of each other, including a kindergarten, primary and secondary school. Teaching here includes the global Character First programme, which encourages positive social and Christian values through activities such as reading, drama, and arts and crafts; violin lessons from Years 1-3; and trips to regions in China such as Guilin, Qingdao, and Inner Mongolia as part of the Experiencing China programme.

What the school says: “A YCIS student, on our unique education journey, is immersed in Eastern and Western cultures whilst acquiring a high proficiency in English (including English as an Additional Language, EAL) and Chinese; unifying in high bilingual skills. Our students gain a new and profoundly deep appreciation of the two spectrums.”

Click here for reviews of the YCIS primary and YCIS secondary campuses.

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