About Kellett School
Kellett School Hong Kong was founded in 1976 as a not-for-profit association by like-minded parents, in order to provide a high-quality British education to the English-speaking community in Hong Kong.
Today, Kellett, the British International School in Hong Kong, educates over 1300 students from 4 to 18 years in the English National Curriculum. Kellett offers a truly outstanding education, evidenced by a BSO Inspection, membership of HMC and IAPS, as well as exceptional public examination results.
A broad curriculum, coupled with a wide variety of extra-curricular activities, ensures that all students from Reception through to I/GCSEs and A-levels achieve their personal best.
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4 to 18
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In Kellett There are lots of fun things you can do for Example: If your a Year 5 Student you can go to Beijing for 4 days but except that there's more FUN stuff you can do like Asia Pacific Soccer ,Choir, Astro Club, Athletics/Cross Country, Drama, Battle of the Books (BOB), Ball Skills, Hula Hoop Dance, Chess, Cricket, Instrumental Ensembles, Coding, Fencing, Junior Violin Project, Kellett Tellit (student newsletter), Football, Musical, Lego STEM, Gymnastics, Prep Choir, Science Club, Martial Arts, Prep Orchestra, Stormy Chef, Primary T-Ball, Speech & Drama, Move Monkeys(MFL), Rugby tots, Visual Art, Running Club, Junior Strings, Swimming ,Ukulele Group, Touch Rugby and Minisports. All of these are Prep Extra-Curricular (ECAs). If you want to look at 'Senior Extra-Curricular (ECAs)' write or copy this website: https//www.kellettschool.com/senior-sixth-form-11-to-18-/extra-curricular-ecas-
It’s a good school
I don’t think this school is very smart and the curriculum is horrible. The teachers regularly talk about improving social connections even though nothing is really happening and they have 2 social lessons a week, two hours a week!! However the facilities are ok.
Excellent ethos and academics. The children look forward going to school every day and the syllabus is rigorous.
Good school. Very professional teachers and good facilities
My daughter was in Kellet for five years. She has never been in a more stressful/hostile social environment than during her time there. Often the target of bullying, or at the very least pettiness and rudeness from an unacceptable amount of her schoolmates, she developed nervous tics and suffered from sleeping problems for most of every school year. This may not be a reflection of the school community as a whole, but it shows how ineffective their methods of handling these situations are, and the complacency of a school administration more focused on appearance than on well-being. Their academics are acceptable, I suppose, but in five years there they never managed to help her overcome the learning gap in mathematics from having transferred from an American curriculum at a crucial formative stage. Now she attends a different top school in HK where she's not only healthy and happy, but her academic performance is stellar. Kellet is a good school, there's no denying that, but their approach to healthy social interaction and general good-personhood (if that were a word) is substandard and disappointing. If a child is lucky enough not to run into this kind of trouble there, I imagine they'd be well. But if they do, I wish you luck.
My son morphed from an average student at ISF to a A* student at Kellett due to the attentiveness and encouragement of the teachers.
Very very very good, loved it here
Kellett is an impressive school with impressive facilities, school is pricey but quality of teaching and exam results are difficult to beat not just in Hong Kong but in the world. Recently won best British International School in the world, by ISS
Kellett School is focused only on its self existence and fees, and not the education of its children. Despite not providing day schooling during the CoVid-19 outbreak, the school refuses to allow children to leave to join other schools without sacrificing their debenture or paying a full terms school fees for the final term. A sad but accurate reflection on the school itself.
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Suvendu Das, 2 years ago
Kellett School was founded in 1976, the Chinese Year of the Fire Dragon. The parent founders sought a high-quality, British-style education, rich in the Arts and in Sport. We are now an established, long-time stake-holder in Hong Kong, with a well-deserved reputation for excellence. The school’s first two classes had forty-four, mainly expatriate, children. From these first British, American, Australian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indian, Pakistani, Iranian, Norwegian and Swedish families came the sense of community and fellowship that continues to thrive today. By 1977, the school had tripled to 122 students and had relocated to leased premises in Taikoo Shing. By then, Kellett School Association Limited had been established and officially registered with the Hong Kong Education Department as an International Kindergarten and Primary School. In 1980, the school moved to a purpose built facility in Hong Kong’s Southern District of Wah Fu overlooking Kellett Bay. This facility is still there today and remains the home of the first of the two preparatory schools, known as Kellett School, Pok Fu Lam. Since the early days, Kellett has grown alongside Hong Kong. In August 2007, the school completed the sixth phase of its development, thus achieving the vision of its founders. A major extension and its associated renovations at the preparatory campus now provides an enviable range of facilities rarely found in a prep school of its size.
