About Hong Kong Academy (HKA)
Hong Kong Academy (HKA) is a non-profit, lead international school with a personal, individualised approach to education and an engaged, close-knit community. With around 600 students, HKA offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programmes for students from Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade.
At HKA, we value active inquiry, celebrate curiosity and engage students in the joy of learning. Hong Kong Academy fosters a culture of learning that celebrates curiosity, creativity and collaboration. HKA believes that a diverse community, grounded in mutual respect, enhances learning for all members of the community.
Learning with friends who come from different parts of the world, speak different languages at home, identify with different religions and belief systems and possess different skills, talents and interests develops open-mindedness, an important component of our students’ future success.
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Curriculum
IB
Primary Language
English
Ages
3 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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School founder is a PhD in Child Development and the school is run based on that. Excellent school.
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Treat good teachers terribly, replace them with useless friends of the management. Nepotism galore. Worst graduating classes in hk, even the students that go to good school are no thanks to hka. Head of school uses “non profit” money to fly business to watch Arsenal games.
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Winnie Tse, a year ago
Love the school environment. Wish I went here as a kid. There's a cafeteria and a cafe with fresh, wholesome homemade food. Indoor and outdoor playground with small garden and digging area, sand pit, frog and guinea pigs. Arts room looks really pro too. They have a very good recycling programme and composting system. Kids learn through exploration, research and play. A rarity in Asia.
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Todd Verrone, 2 years ago
Myself and my children (grade 3 & grade 10) both love this school. Most teachers are excellent teachers and lovely people. The school community is diverse, welcoming and fun. Most importantly, the academics are top notch and include well being curriculum and service to the community
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邊浩辉 José Ferreira Pinto, a year ago
I attended a professional training here. School environment is amazing. Learning science and arts are blended in am very interesting way.
