[Sponsored Article] Nature offers children an exciting playground and an excellent classroom. And recognising that has prompted an increasing number of schools in Hong Kong to introduce programmes which take students into the great outdoors, so they can experience the wonders of the natural world. 

[Sponsored Article] Technology is fast changing the world we live in, so it is essential for schools to introduce young students to the skills and concepts they will need to succeed in the years ahead. 

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[Sponsored Article] Malvern College is a British Boarding School located in the heart of England at the foot of the rolling Malvern Hills.  It was founded by Reverend Arthur Faber in 1865, initially as an all boy school with only 24 pupils and 6 School Masters.

[Sponsored Article] What makes a Malvern education special is the unique set of values and the ethos deeply embedded into all aspects of the school.  Malvern College Hong Kong (MCHK) will inherit the rich heritage of Malvern College in the UK which strongly believes in a holistic education where, in addition to an emphasis on academic excellence, pupils are able to experience a wide variety of activities outside the classroom:  sports, debating, the creative arts, social etiquette instruction, the chance to learn a musical instrument and join an orchestra, take part in a school or house play.

[Sponsored Article] The campus of Malvern College Hong Kong (MCHK) is located adjacent to the Hong Kong Science Park and the scenic Tolo Harbour. It only takes about 25-minute to drive from central.  The 7-storey, state-of-the-art building, is designed specifically with Malvern College’s ethos in mind.  The 24,000m2 campus will house the primary and secondary school and will include academic, sporting, and recreational spaces incorporating the latest innovation and technology in teaching, learning and environmental sustainability.

[Sponsored Article] Tradition is something that can be clearly seen at Malvern with buildings laced in history and memories of the College’s past. But whilst being 152 years old Malvern does not simply rely on its past, but looks to the future, keeping in line with its motto ‘Sapiens qui prospicit’ (Wise is the person who looks ahead): Malvern stays at the forefront of innovation and sees its development as a continual opportunity. 

[Sponsored Article] Malvern College believes in the value of a holistic education and aims to produce well-rounded individuals who will be able to contribute to society in many ways. Its Co-Curricular activities programme is a big part of this, ranging from playing sports to flying planes.