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About Diocesan Boys' School
In short: Diocesan Boys' School is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Mong Kok, Hong Kong. It offers the IB. Stages: preschool, primary, middle school and high school (ages 6–18). Taught in English. Families rate it 5.0 out of 5 (5 reviews).
- Type
- Private
- Faith
- Secular
- Gender
- Co-ed
- Ages
- 6–18
- Approach
- General Curriculum
Fees at Diocesan Boys' School
Curriculum and languages
International programmes
Languages
It uses English as the medium of instruction.
Stages and ages
Founded in 1869, it is one of the oldest secondary schools in the city.
Educational approach
Values
The school's mission is to provide a liberal education based on Christian principles. The vision of our school is to equip our students with the sound knowledge, worthy qualities, dynamic social and technical skills they need to become contributors to society and leaders with integrity in a diverse and ever-changing world. The mission of Diocesan Boys' School is to provide a liberal education based on Christian principles.
Reviews of Diocesan Boys' School
5 reviews from families and Google
It's the one the best high schools in Hong Kong, possessing also one of the largest campuses in the city.
Outstanding school in academic, sports, music and importantly in spirit
Probably the best school in the world
Top boys’ high school in HK
A sample of verified family reviews on ISA and reviews published on Google.
Frequently asked questions
Which curriculum does Diocesan Boys' School follow?
International Baccalaureate.
What language is Diocesan Boys' School taught in?
Lessons are taught in English.
What do families say about Diocesan Boys' School?
Families rate it 5.0 out of 5 based on 5 reviews.
How do I contact Diocesan Boys' School?
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