About Korean International School - International Section (KIS)
Korean International School’s origin can be traced back to Saturday School, started in 1960 with just 6 students to provide for the needs of Korean community in Hong Kong. An increasingly larger community’s needs and support from Korean government was instrumental in securing and establishing KIS at Sai Wan Ho and today, we are indeed proud to serve KIS which not only cater for Korean community’s needs, but also welcome an international body of students from over 25 countries. Full stream Korean Section and International School have grown over the years, and whilst KIS suffered ups and downs with the fortune of Hong Kong itself, we are now on firm grounds to continue to grow with completion in 2013 of second extension to existing buildings that will allow us to offer more classrooms and facilities to meet increasing demand for international education.
We believe firmly in providing a secure and stable environment in which students from all backgrounds can grow, work and play together while in Hong Kong, so that they can go anywhere in the world with full confidence. We hope that the special environment at Korean International School, where two curriculums coexist side by side, whilst challenging, will provide extra stimulation and motivation.
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English
Primary Language
English
Ages
4 to 18
Max Class Size
Unknown
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More Info >6 Reviews of Korean International School - International Section (KIS)
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Would give 0 stars if I could. Students clearly don’t know how to respect each other and teachers don’t care about it. Bullying is also a big problem and all they really do is get the bully to say sorry, and the bullying continues. Nurse is gone after classes are done and urges you leave quickly after the nurse treats you. Please reconsider letting your child join this school as it might give them depression.
My son is really enjoy the school. Teachers are supportive and professional. The principal of Mr. Chadwick is a down to earth kind of guy, always friendly show up every day to welcome students.
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Alex Ro, 4 months ago
Amazing education system! The teachers there are very supportive and encouraging towards the students.
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My CityGuide, a year ago
Very Nice Teachers. Old School, But Good Service! The International Section Follows The Cambridge and The Korean Section Follows The TOPIK
