Politics blind to demand for good schools
I am from Singapore and have lived in Hong Kong for five years with my family. My husband and I are now extremely preoccupied with our daughter’s primary schooling, which will start next year. Hoping she will be nurtured and educated happily, we have decided not to opt for traditional schools.
If we were not both working, we would definitely have considered home-schooling. So, international schools, despite the relatively higher fees and often remote locations, have become our only option.
Earlier this year, we noticed that Nord Anglia international school was going to open a branch in Tin Wan, Aberdeen.
A few friends of mine, also working expat parents, and I were really thrilled that we could finally be relieved of all the research and hearsay. I was even prepared to move to the area, as it is also near my work location.
