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Wondering how to keep keep the kids occupied through the long, hot, summer holidays? We’ve got you covered with this fantastic selection of summer camps for kids of all ages.
Get your kids set for their most excellent Easter holidays ever with these fantastic HK Easter Camps.
American School Hong Kong are excited to share details of their scholarship program with parents at this upcoming information session. Discover how your family could benefit from this unique opportunity.
International school options for families in Hong Kong have been severely limited in previous years. However, many new sites have become available by the Hong Kong government and several new options are accessible for families this year. There are exciting times ahead for parents and children.
Despite free education for all legally resident children, English only speaking families – and a rapidly growing number of local families – prefer a private education, delivered almost entirely in English. While some parents will be prepared to make extreme sacrifices to be able to afford the high fees, others simply don’t have that luxury. An affordable English language education: does such a thing actually exist? Let’s find out.
Stamford American School is committed to leading every individual to achieve more than they believe they can with individualised learning plans and a focus on teaching for the future. Their brand new campus in Ho Man Tin, Kowloon, is ready to welcome students in September 2017.
What is STEM education and why does it matter so much? STEM education provider Engineering for Kids give us the lowdown on the importance of STEM for children.
Get your kids set for their most excellent Easter holidays ever with these fantastic HK Easter Camps.
We talk to author Matthew Cooper, who has written three HK inspired children’s books, about the life of a writer in Hong Kong and his involvement with the Hong Kong Young Readers Festival.