Yew Chung International School (YCIS) believes the holistic approach to education is the way to nurture confident, responsible contributors and leaders of the future. The forward-thinking school has developed an innovative curriculum to help young people adapt to the ever-changing world. YCIS bridges the Eastern and Western cultures and incorporates this into its learning philosophy from Early Childhood Education to IB Diploma . . .
This article was written in 2014.EtonHouse to open its second kindergarten campus in a year The EtonHouse International Education Group, a Singapore based global international school brand will open its second kindergarten campus within a year of opening is first in Hong Kong. Responding to the need for high quality early childhood programmes amongst parents in Hong Kong, the second campus will open in Pak Shek Kok, Tai Po . . .
It was only in September 2014 that Nord Anglia International School opened in Lam Tin in Hong Kong, and so far, so good. The school is gaining immense popularity. The school principal is Brian Cooklin whose passion for helping students achieve their full potential saw him follow his vocation into the world of education 40 years ago; 19 of which he spent as a Principal in the UK. Brian joined Nord Anglia Education in Janua . . .
’ESF recognizes the importance of keeping abreast of global trends and innovation in education’.Meet the Chief Executive Officer of ESF On September 1, 2013, Mrs. Belinda Greer replaced Du Quesnay as CEO of ESF. Mrs. Greer has more than 30 years of experience in education, of which 12 years were as a school principal, six as an education inspector in Scotland, and before joining ESF, she was director of education . . .
This article was written in 2014. IMS expands to new Stanley campus Students will begin classes in the newly renovated Stanley campus of the International Montessori School (IMS) after the Easter break of 2014. The 50,000-square feet Stanley campus underwent major renovations to cater to the Montessori style of learning, including a children’s garden, student kitchen, spacious classrooms . . .
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