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International schools in Hong Kong
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Following ‘deeply troubling’ complaints, the Hong Kong schools body has made it clear that such behaviour will not be tolerated, and a plan to strengthen diversity and equality will be developed.

  • Renowned for its rigorous standards, the British education system, including the IGCSE and A-levels, has been widely adopted by international schools
  • The American curricula, which adopts a holistic approach with emphasis on extracurricular activities, has gained increasing prominence in Hong Kong
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