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SCMP Reporter

Bradbury School
 43C Stubbs Rd, Happy Valley. Curriculum delivered through an inquiry-based approach that fosters  higher levels of thinking. PYP candidate school. High level of sporting provision, including swimming. Strong community outreach. Provision for children with learning difficulties including a learning support class. Partnership with parents a feature.  
 Kowloon Junior School
 20 Perth St, Ho Man Tin. KJS operates over two campuses, Years 1 to 3 at Perth Street, Ho Man Tin, and Years 4 to 6 at Rose Street, Yau Yat Chuen, serving 900 students. Concentrates on all-round development.  Specialist teachers, strong ICT and daily Putonghua. Learning support class for pupils with special needs. Strong family traditions over several generations. Supportive PTA.
 Peak School
 20 Plunkett's Rd, The Peak. The school has recently received full accreditation status from the Council of International Schools and the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.
 Sha Tin Junior School
 3A Lai Wo Lane, Fo Tan. Parents are closely involved. Shares a campus with ESF's Sha Tin College, giving pupils access to facilities usually associated with secondary schools and smoothing transition from primary to secondary.
 Sha Tin College
 3 Lai Wo Lane, Sui Wo Rd, Fo Tan. Led ESF in implementation of the IB Diploma. Strong commitment to creativity, action and service as part of the curriculum. Wide array of technology, mathematics, science, language, media, arts and music projects. Courses for students whose first language is Chinese being developed strongly. Close relationship with partner ESF primary, Sha Tin Junior. Higher proportion of ethnic Chinese than other ESF secondary schools. Languages offered: Putonghua, Spanish, French, Japanese.
 West Island School
 250 Victoria Rd, Pok Fu Lam. Tel: 2819 1962, E-mail: wis@wis.edu.hk, Website: www.wis.edu.hk Founded: 1991. A school with modern facilities and a recent extension to cater for its diverse student population of around 1,200. Wide use of technology in all subjects. Cultural, sporting, outdoor, art and environmental activities. Opportunities for student leadership, including school councils and service work. A cohesive sense of community spirit. Has previously received an Outstanding School award from the Hong Kong government. Has links with schools on the mainland and introduced the IB Diploma as well as career-related courses to cater for inclusive student needs. Additional languages: Putonghua, French, Spanish.
* Schools which did not fill in all details have been summarised in this section.



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