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CDNIS student, Eloise Fan, who achieved top score Remarkable scores achieved by Hong Kong students again this year - 34 students, including 20 from ESF schools, received full score (45/45 points). A total of 2,284 students in Hong Kong participated in the exams and globally (total of 29 schools). This year, students achieved an average score of 35.99 points, compared to 35.96 points in 2018, which is 6.37 points higher . . .
As adults we are aware of the impact on our emotional well-being on our work, so we can’t be surprised that the same is true for our children whose primary job is to be a student. At Stamford, the Second Step program supports students both academically and in developing essential socio-emotional skills that they will need to navigate through life. BENEFITS: The program promotes skills for learning, empathy, emotion . . .
Staying true to its Canadian roots, Canadian International School of Hong Kong likes to roll out the red carpet when the school welcomes guests to its Aberdeen campus. And the last few months, the school has hosted some key dignitaries. The Federal Chancellor of Austria His Excellency the Federal Chancellor of the Republic of Austria, Mr. Sebastian Kurz learned first-hand about the innovative teaching and learn . . .
Alison’s Letterland and Baby Buddies Campuses Baby Buddies have been providing preschool education to children and families across Hong Kong since 1996. They operate nursery, playgroup, kindergarten and preschool classes for children age 3 months to 6 years old in their four campuses located in Causeway Bay, Sheung Wan and Discovery Bay, providing a structured, play-based early childhood program which follows the Brit . . .
This year's enrolment at International College, Hong Kong (ICHK) – a small secondary school, located in Sha Tau Kok, in the beautiful New Territories – is 315. That makes it one of the smallest secondary schools in Hong Kong. "We are a small community school. It is intentionally small, our polices, approaches and culture all flow from this deliberate decision”, Head of School, Toby Newton, states. S . . .