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Recently, our founder Jessica spoke at a talk on the benefits of scholarships and bursaries at international schools in Hong Kong. It was an engaging and insightful discussion, with many parents asking thoughtful questions about the differences between local and international schools. In particular, many parents from ethnically diverse backgrounds — who are often bilingual

Many Hong Kong parents are looking for alternatives to rote memorisation and high-pressure examinations. They want their children to learn in a supportive environment where they can be more inquisitive, independent, and confident. At the same time, many parents also realise that moving into an international school setting often means a greater emphasis on English.

A gap year is usually taken after high school, when a student is still deciding what they want to do next and wants to explore the world while gaining life experience. Australia is a popular destination for students from many countries around the world, including China, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Nepal, France, and the UK. It

More and more students are choosing alternative pathways into university in Australia. One common route is for students to leave Hong Kong after completing Form 4 and enter Year 10 or Year 11 in Australia, depending on their age and academic level. They then complete the Senior Secondary Certificate of Education before progressing to university.

Hong Kong vs Australia: Which Study Destination Really Fits Your Child in 2026 Hong Kong now has multiple universities ranked in the global top 100, including the University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) andThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU), making it a serious

School closures in Hong Kong are not just a result of falling birth rates—they reflect shifting demand, rising academic pressure, and deeper structural changes in how families choose education. Falling birth rates mean fewer students are entering the system each year. As a result, some local and private schools are facing under-enrolment and, in some

Hong Kong international schools are changing, but for many families they are still a strong option in 2026 – as long as you understand what “international” now really means and how it compares with going overseas. What’s really happening with “non‑local” ratios? Under government service agreements, many Hong Kong international schools must keep a minimum

Building a lower‑stress school path starts with choosing a school that suits your child, rather than chasing a brand name or top‑tier ranking. Why school culture matters more than labels Many Hong Kong children feel pressure from long school days, heavy homework and exam‑driven,rote learning that does not suit every learner. When you choose a