
Education
Schooling options.


I Need To Hit My Exam Grades, What Do I Do?


Considering Boarding Options in the UK?


Confidence for Life! Back to School


MALVERN COLLEGE HONG KONG: Ongoing Achievements and Upcoming Milestones


Kellet School Creating Global Pathways


All Inclusive! Better Together


Do you speak my language?


Chinese New Year Myths And Legends


Bright Futures
Discovery Bay International School: Launches the Mini and Junior Duke Award for primary aged students
Multi-cultural Christmas crafts
Time will tell
HKILA: Making Home Learning Easy
Nord Anglia International School: Is your child ready for kindergarten?
Magical reads
Roll with it
A moral education
School’s out (again)
The new normal?
Happy Campers
Please be you
Boarding in New Zealand: exciting benefits and stability
Assisting your children through trauma: takeaway tips for anxiety in children
Overcoming sibling rivalry: positive discipline techniques
There are two schools in DB specialising in inclusive education that we know of. The Bridge Learning Academy, visit www.bridge.edu.hk and HKILA, visit www.studyhkila.edu.hk/studyhkila. The Bridge Learning Academy is a small, independent school welcoming students aged 12-18 who thrive with tailor-made learning. HKILA is a well-established private international school that adapts teaching practices to suit individual needs, for students (Year 1 to Year 9) who need extra support, or those who are working ahead of their chronological age.
S.K.H. Wei Lun Primary School could be what you’re looking for as it primarily conducts its curriculum in Cantonese. While the school does not offer a dedicated English stream, it places significant emphasis on English language development. Visit www.skhweilun.edu.hk/tc.
Look no further than Discovery Bay International School. After completing their IGCSE studies, DBIS students transition into the Sixth Form to pursue A Levels or BTEC Level 3 qualifications. These programmes provide students with internationally recognised qualifications that facilitate entry into universities worldwide. Visit www.dbis.edu.hk.



