Oxbridge School

The school is committed to providing an "intelligently British" education within a kind, nurturing, and happy environment. By maintaining deliberately small class sizes of around 15 students, the school focuses on highly personalized learning to help each child discover their passions and reach their full academic potential. The community emphasizes the development of confidence, leadership, collaboration, and mutual support among its students.

The school delivers a bespoke curriculum based on the National Curriculum of England and Wales and is an accredited Cambridge International School, offering a pathway from Year 1 through IGCSEs in Years 10 and 11 to A-Levels in Years 12 and 13. The Primary and Lower Secondary curriculum features a topic-based thematic approach covering English, Mathematics, Science, Music, PE and Games, and Chinese. Chinese language and culture lessons are taught weekly, offering both simplified and traditional characters in the Primary School, while the Secondary School focuses on simplified characters to prepare students for Chinese GCSE and A-Level examinations.

The school aims to provide students with a competitive academic edge and expert guidance to secure admissions to elite international schools and top global universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, and Harvard. Student success is also demonstrated through active participation and achievements in local competitions, such as the Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival.

The school fully supports students whose first language is not English through its English Integration Pathway (EIP), which combines classroom immersion with individual one-to-one support. Additionally, a dedicated Student Success Mentor is on staff to oversee whole-school student welfare and wellbeing.

The admissions process is designed to be smooth and welcoming, offering prospective families the opportunity to book in-person or virtual school tours before submitting an online application. Tuition fees for the 2025-2026 academic year are payable in ten monthly instalments via autopay, ranging from HK$14,112 per instalment for Years 1 to 6, up to HK$18,890 per instalment for Years 12 and 13. Scholarships are available, and the school requires a clear, full term's written notice for student withdrawals.

The school operates on an academic year with term dates published for the 2025/26 and 2026/27 school years. During term time, a weekly newsletter is distributed to parents to keep families updated on student achievements, upcoming events, and school activities.

The school's campus is situated in Hung Hom across two adjacent buildings, separating the Primary section (located at Star Ruby on San Wai Street) and the Secondary section (located at The Met. Focus on Pak Kung Street). The facilities are centered around a library learning hub and include well-equipped classrooms, specialist teaching rooms, a senior student lounge, and a newly installed science laboratory for advanced secondary courses. While the school has an on-site play area, it also utilizes nearby external facilities for its sporting activities.

The school offers a diverse range of extra-curricular activities, including indoor and outdoor sports, music, dance, and outward bound enrichment. Students participate in major events such as the Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival and annual theatrical productions like "Matilda the Musical." Additionally, the school maintains strong international links, offering a student exchange with St Andrew's School in Thailand and two-week study tours to partner schools in the UK, including Bromsgrove School and Berkhamsted School.