Korean International School

The school aims to nurture character, integrity, and responsibility, empowering students to become authentic global leaders who serve their communities. It fosters a harmonious environment where diverse cultures and perspectives are respected, and it emphasizes the development of critical thinking and problem-solving skills. The school values a collaborative partnership between faculty, parents, and students to support holistic growth.

The International Section follows the Cambridge International Programme in conjunction with the National Curriculum for England, spanning Primary (Early Years to Year 6) and Secondary (Years 7-13) stages. The curriculum covers subjects including Art & Design, Commerce, English, Humanities, ICT & Computer Science, Languages (Chinese, Spanish, Korean), Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, and Science. The school also integrates technology into classrooms through a 1-to-1 device programme.

Students in the International Section follow the Cambridge International Programme, completing Cambridge Primary and Secondary Checkpoint examinations, IGCSEs in Year 11, and AS/A2 Levels in Years 12 and 13. Graduates have been accepted into universities across the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States, Hong Kong, and Australia. The school also offers various academic, talent, and university scholarships to recognize high-achieving students.

The school provides a dedicated Springboard programme for students with special educational needs (SEN). Additionally, English Language Support (ELS) is available for Primary students, and English Second Language (ESL) support is provided for Secondary students. A comprehensive Counselling Team offers developmental guidance, mental health support, and parenting coaching.

The school accepts applications from students of all nationalities for its International Section. The admissions process includes interviews conducted throughout the year, and prospective families are encouraged to book a school tour. The school does not utilize debentures or capital levies.

The academic year runs from late August to June and is divided into two terms: Term 1 (late August to mid-February) and Term 2 (late February to late June). The school day typically runs from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm for Primary students and until 3:15 pm for Secondary students.

Located in Sai Wan Ho, the campus features specialized learning spaces including an art room, science labs, a library, and ICT classrooms. Sports facilities include a gym, a swimming pool, a mini football pitch, and both upper and lower tennis courts. The school also provides a canteen and maintains well-kept outdoor playgrounds.

The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities (ECA) and partner programmes, including Badminton (Clubsmash HK), Football (PSG HK Academy), Language (Berlitz HK), Taekwondo (Cheung Do Kwan), and Tennis (Morlotti Academy). Additional opportunities include Adventure Week, student leadership roles, and various charity projects.