About Kiangsu & Chekiang School - International Section (KCIS)
At Kiangsu & Chekiang School - International Section (KCIS) we use the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum Guidance from the UK for our Kindergarten and Reception year groups, which together form the Foundation Classes. Our classrooms are hives of activity; play based and explorative activities provide an environment rich with opportunities for creativity and hands-on learning. Our Primary 1 children also have a creative element to their learning and The National Curriculum (England) is adapted for Hong Kong so that studies of local history and geography can be included.
Mandarin has a strong presence in both curriculums and is taught daily in all classes. Kiangsu & Chekiang School staff are dedicated to providing a holistic education and to developing talents and learning from life experiences. We have a very enthusiastic group of teachers, recruited from around the world, who have high expectations for all our students. Information Technology is integrated across all areas of our teaching.
All our classrooms are equipped with interactive whiteboards. We regularly update our IT facilities to provide for new advancing technology, classes from P1-P6 all have iPad access.
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Curriculum
English,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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More Info >8 Reviews of Kiangsu & Chekiang School - International Section (KCIS)
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Been in this school for more than 10 years, I'd say the primary section is good but one in secondary it gets bad. One of the headteachers called my friend a tramp for wearing the wrong shoes despite saying that he has them in his locker and will change into them. The school has just deteriorated after the years, many students left and changed schools due to how poor the school is, many teachers left as well but I doubt for the same reasons, not to mention the toilets there are times in where there is poop on the toilet seat and not even a place in where toilet paper rolls are provided in the toilet or could be placed as it has been removed in a few floors. Also the fact the school is split among half international section and local section students, the local section students provide a bad example to the international students such as breaking the glass of classroom due to the door being locked and how our facilities are shared amongst them despite we paying more than local section kids do we don't get many more benefits. This school mainly cares about getting your money, even the food served in the canteen on multiple occasions due to soya sauce running out they mixed it together with water for students to use with their food. Even with the facilities in the playground the basketball hoops are without nets for years now and haven't been replaced since. However, I do admit there are a few good teachers, there was this one teacher who just didn't really teach students anything for the time she was there all she did was copy and paste notes from the textbook on to a PowerPoint and told us to copy it down for the whole lesson, as well as in a way telling the students to do her job for her telling students to do make a PowerPoint on separate topics in which no one has learnt yet and tells the students to teach topics to the class, that teacher is gone now thankfully for after complaints from students for the first year she was in the school they kept her around for a second year. For an international school as a whole, I wouldn't recommend sending in your child here for secondary school, as many of my friends who have gone to this school admit that it is a bad school compared to other international schools.
One of the better schools in this region, with experienced teachers. It is amazing how good the community is.
As a parent, I feel fully satisfied with this school. SOLID curriculum and extremely hard-working teachers and headteachers! Everything has been very organised under the COVID. Sports and campus facilities are limited but if parents could supplement with things out of school, that wouldn't be a concern. Overall definitely worth the $ we pay.
Excellent Teachers and learning curriculum!
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Kola Singh, a month ago
This is actually good school it isn’t as how it looks it may be band 3 but the teachers are trying their best
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Melanie Cell Membrane Ngai, 2 years ago
Studied in the school for 16 years, from kindergarten to graduating in the class of 2016 with the IB Certificate. The school is a tight knit school where everyone knows one another, class sizes are small with the maximum of 25 students per class. Number of students in this school vary from 300-350 (secondary section from Year 7 to Year 13). Very enjoyable and approachable teachers. Since it is a small school everyone will know one another and with this experience, head prefects are easily approachable even if you are in a younger year, as everyone is friendly.
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Captain Dextro, 9 months ago
Not a good school. Both international section and band 3 local section. International section has fired all the good teachers. and the local section has teachers who dont even act like they teach. they need lots of help and the campus is falling apart
