Find out more about this exciting science stage show coming to Hong Kong soon!
Let us do all the research so you don't have to! Here's our regularly updated roundup of family-friendly events and things to do with kids in Hong Kong.
Rochester Independent College is a UK school with a fresh approach to traditional private education. There’s no uniform and students are on first name terms with teaching staff.It offers flexible pathways for those who need to move schools at different points, including retaking GCSEs or A levels, switching for the final year of sixth form, or changing from IB to A levels.
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For those days where you need some indoor entertainment options. We've got fun, active, adventurous and creative options for toddlers through to teens.
From tiny tots through to teens - we've got ideas here for fun things to do and family days out around Hong Kong that everyone will enjoy!
StandOut Internships arrange internships for students aged between 18 and 26 in Hong Kong. Overseas students and local Hong Kong students eligible.
Guide To Therapists, Specialists and Education Providers for Children with Special Needs in Hong Kong
Guide to Hong Kong Education System - international schools, local schools, ESF, debentures, fees and more.
Stroller friendly walks and hikes across Hong Kong Island, Kowloon and the Outlying Islands.
Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Rooftop Garden, Kai Tak, Kowloon offers a huge space to enjoy a picnic, take the children for a run around or just enjoy the views.
Hong Kong Surf Guide - the best surf beaches, lessons, where to buy your kit and more.
Capture beautiful shots and understand how to use your DSLR camera with a photography lesson from Jill Carter - Family photographer HK
The lowdown on applying to Hong Kong International Schools/ESF Schools. A full breakdown of the application process, interviews/assessments, costs & timeframes
Capturing the Perfect Picture of the Kids
Finding a school place in Hong Kong is challenging for parents. Tigermom.com helps parents find up to date information on schools in Hong Kong.
