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Bloom KKCA Academy

Updated July 2026

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Bloom KKCA Academy is a bilingual (Mandarin and English) school for Grades 1–6 that provides an innovative, project-based education. Founded by educators, entrepreneurs, and engineers, it aims to nurture students into compassionate creators and social innovators.

Teaching approach

The school’s educational model, "Care, Think, Act," focuses on the holistic development of students, emphasizing wellbeing, positive mindsets, and community engagement. It prioritizes a "Futurewise" education that looks beyond standard labels to attend to the unique potential of each child. The curriculum encourages a growth, creative, entrepreneurial, and sustainability mindset, fostering intellectual curiosity and critical thinking.

Programmes

The academic offering interweaves three core pillars: an academic program, a positive education program, and the Bloom Innovation Program. The primary program is bilingual, balancing positive education with the academic requirements for biliteracy in Mandarin and English. The STEM and innovation programs utilize project-based learning, encouraging students to engage in real-world experiments and design challenges within the local community.

Student support

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Learning support

The school employs a Wellness Coordinator and School Counselor to oversee the social-emotional development and psychological wellbeing of students. This team works alongside the learning support staff to help students acquire coping skills, build resilience, and manage stress.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2025-2026
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
Grades 1 - 56–10HK$191.5K
Grade 611–11HK$197.1K
Other fees(2)
Other fees
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Admissions

Bloom KKCA Academy accepts applications for Grades 1–6 on a rolling basis. The admissions process includes info sessions and school tours, with virtual tour options available. Financial assistance is available to eligible students based on an assessment of family income, assets, household dependents, and academic performance.

Calendar

The school operates on a standard academic year, with tuition fees payable in 11 equal monthly installments. Information sessions for prospective families are scheduled periodically, such as those held in August.

Facilities

LibraryPlaygroundOutdoor areaMusic roomScience labsSTEM lab

About the campus

Located in Pak Tin, Sham Shui Po, the campus is designed to foster a positive community and includes an outdoor field, a vertical garden, and a forest playground. Specialized facilities include classrooms, a library, and dedicated rooms for music, media, STEM, and innovation. The school leverages its neighborhood as an extension of the campus, utilizing nearby cultural venues like the Jockey Club Creative Arts Centre and local heritage sites for project-based learning.

  • Renée Boey
    Renée BoeyFounder and Head of School

    Renée has pioneered innovative learning and entrepreneurship education in Hong Kong for the past decade and founded Baker and Bloom. She holds a BA in English from Harvard, an MPhil from Cambridge, and a PGDE from HKU, and completed training at Harvard's The Principals’ Center.

  • Yvette Ho
    Yvette HoCo-Founder and Executive Director

    Yvette has served on numerous charity and school boards, including Diocesan Girls’ School and the Changing Young Lives Foundation. She graduated from Brown University, serves on its President’s Leadership Council, and is an honorary fellow of Oxford University St. Hugh’s College.

  • Peilin Lee
    Peilin LeeVice Principal and Head of Chinese

    Peilin has over 25 years of experience in language education across Taiwan, Canada, and Hong Kong, including serving as managing director of Jumpstart Mandarin Learning Centre. She holds an MA in Applied Linguistics from Birmingham University and a PGCE in Chinese Education from Sunderland University.

  • Geoffrey WongDirector of Marketing and Admissions

    Geoffrey holds a BEng in Information Systems Engineering from Imperial College London and an MBA from The University of Hong Kong. He has worked at global institutions like The Economist and the BBC and serves as Vice-Chair of the Marketing & Communication Committee for The British Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong.

  • Matthew GibbsHead of Student Affairs and Head of PE

    Matthew holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science from Bond University and a PGCE from the University of Sunderland. He has extensive experience as a sports coach and previously served as Head of Physical Education and After-School Activity Director at The Harbour School.

  • Levent ErdoganDirector of Digital Innovation

    Levent is an Apple Distinguished Educator with a Master's Degree in Learning, Design, & Technology. He has extensive experience in tech education and digital production, having worked in the Los Angeles film industry before transitioning to his current career as an educator.

  • Heather GibbsExplore-Create-Share ECS (English) Coordinator and Literacy Coordinator

    Heather holds a Master’s Degree in International Education from the University of Sunderland and has worked as a certified IB teacher and Project Based Learning Leader. She has 14 years of experience in Asia, including roles at The Carmel School of Hong Kong and the American International School of Hong Kong.

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