Please complete the online application form with details for each child, which you’ll send to the NAIS Hong Kong’s admissions department. We’ll also ask you for: Previous school reports Medical and passport documentation A student reference request from your child’s current school The application feeWhen we have received and reviewed the documents, we’ll then invite applicants for an assessment, and if appropriate, for an interview.For more information about applications, or to book a visit, please contact admissions@nais.hk

How do you prioritise assessments?

We aim to meet as many children as possible during our assessment periods, which we organise on a rolling basis.While we guarantee an assessment for siblings and debenture holders we are not able to guarantee assessments for all other children due to the volume of applications we receive.As our application fee is non-refundable, we strongly encourage you to contact our Admissions Manager before you apply if you have any concerns about available places or your child's eligibility.If your child is not offered a place during this first round of assessments, we may offer you the option of remaining on a waiting list, and we’ll contact you if places become available.

What does NAIS Hong Kong look for when assessing applicants?

While we place a strong emphasis on academic achievement, we also look for how students show our core values of respect, tolerance, responsibility, and independent thinking at the heart of our learning community. When assessing students’ applications, we take all these aspects into consideration to create the strongest possible learning environment for your child.

What happens during my child’s assessment?

Our assessments are usually conducted in small groups of 8 to 10 students and have been designed to be as relaxed as possible. We aim to get to know your child better and to understand how they learn. We do formal interviews for IBDP and A-Levels. Our team will be on hand to encourage and support the children throughout the assessment, making them feel comfortable.Please bring the following documents to the assessment: The student’s Hong Kong ID card or passportPlease note that we are not able to accept cash.

When will we hear back after the assessment?

We know that families are always keen to find out the results of assessments, and we aim to respond to families within two weeks. This may be slightly longer at peak periods. One of our Admissions Managers will be your direct contact throughout the process, and you’re always welcome to contact them for updates.Although we wish we could offer all children places at our school, our spaces are frequently limited. You’ll receive one of three notifications: An offer of place, together with an ‘enrolment acceptance’ letter and an invoice for payment of our non-refundable Annual Capital Levy. An offer to remain on the waitlist and to be contacted should a place become available for your child. An email notifying you that we’re unable to offer a place to your child.

Who receives priority allocations?

We do offer priority for assessments and places, in common with other international schools in Hong Kong, according to the following criteria: Siblings of students already attending a Nord Anglia school Students who have already attended another Nord Anglia school for a period of at least three months Students with English as their first language, who are unable to access the local curriculumPlease note that each student must still meet our admission requirements. Our principal makes the final decision for all students.

How does the process differ if my company is paying the tuition fees?

Our aim is to make the process as straightforward and simple as possible for you. If your company will be paying school fees, our Admissions team and Finance team will be happy to work directly with your company on financial matters, allowing you to concentrate on your child’s education and wellbeing.

What if my child needs extra support?

At NAIS Hong Kong, we embrace all children at our school. Our teachers are experts at working with them as individuals and adapting to a range of their needs. We appreciate that each child may need extra support at some time, whether with a specific learning difficulty, such as dyslexia, or an emotional need, such as bereavement. It's essential during the application stage that parents are as open as possible about any additional support their child may need. Expert reports or speaking with your child’s previous teachers are useful ways for us to assess how well we can support your child. In some instances, we may suggest additional support in the classroom. This may incur extra charges, which we’ll discuss with you before offering a place.However, after discussion with you, it may be that we cannot support your child's particular learning needs. In this case, we may explain, with regret, that we can't offer a place.

What are your withdrawal policies?

If at any time after enrolment you’d like to withdraw your child from NAIS Hong Kong, we require three complete term time months’ notice in writing. We require you to complete the Withdrawal Notice Form found on our parent portal FireFly. You must email the completed Withdrawal Form to admissions@nais.hk.The Notice Period is also in our Enrolment Letter and our Terms and Conditions Appendix, which families receive prior to enrolling at NAIS HK. We also explain the Notice Period in all our communications to families about re-enrolment in our Annual Re-Enrolment Survey.Learn more about our leaving notice procedure.

An Exceptional International School In Hong Kong

AGES 16-18

The Ultimate Sixth Form Experience for Future-Ready Students

Opening August 2026, our new Sixth Form Centre is dedicated to Year 12 and Year 13 students, offering two world-class pathways: A-Levels and the IB Diploma Programme.

This purpose-built facility combines academic excellence with real-world experiences, creating an environment where students thrive and prepare for success at leading universities worldwide. Join our vibrant community and give your child the best foundation for their future.

Key facts about our sixth form centre

Applications open

Applications are open year round

Yearly fees 2025-26

222,500 HKD per annum (Year 12-13)

Age range

16 - 18 years old

Curriculum

IBDP or A-Levels

Nationalities

40+

A BRITISH SCHOOL WITH A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE

Register your interest now!

Step into the brand-new Sixth Form Centre at NAIS Hong Kong, purpose-built to inspire ambition and success.

Opening in August 2026, this state-of-the-art facility offers modern classrooms, collaborative spaces, and cutting-edge resources to prepare students for university and beyond. With both the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) and A-Level pathways, we empower every student to choose the curriculum that best fits their aspirations.

Visits start from April 2026—be among the first to experience the future of education.

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WHAT OUR PARENTS SAY

Secondary Parent

We’re thrilled about the new Sixth Form Centre at NAIS Hong Kong. The combination of IBDP and A-Level options means our child can choose the best path for their future in a truly world-class environment.

Secondary Parent

The new facilities sound incredible! Knowing that NAIS Hong Kong is investing in such a modern, inspiring space gives us confidence that our child will be prepared for university and beyond.

95%

of parents say their child receives a quality education from our school.

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EXTRAORDINARY LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

We expose our students to a range of opportunities so they can uncover and follow their interests, discover their passions, and create their own success story. At NAIS Hong Kong, we teach students how to learn, encouraging them to think critically about their own learning processes, which is a fundamental part of metacognition.

Academic excellence

At Nord Anglia International School Hong Kong, our students learn using the world’s most respected curricula. Each child builds a lifelong love of learning as they pursue their interests. We encourage students to reflect on their learning habits, identifying strengths and areas for growth. This process of self-assessment and goal setting helps them achieve outstanding academic results that open pathways to the world’s best universities.

Students are guided to evaluate their study strategies, analyse their problem-solving approaches, and adapt their methods to maximise understanding and performance.

Academic excellence

97% of our graduates received offers from their first-choice university in the world, allowing them to pursue their passions at globally leading institutions – Cambridge University, Imperial College London, UCL, King's College London, Edinburgh University, Melbourne University, National University of Singapore, The University of Hong Kong (HKU), and HKUST, to name a few. But that's not all. No matter what they wanted to do or be in life, at NAIS Hong Kong, we prepared them to succeed in the world.

That’s because our fantastic teachers get to know each child in-depth at NAIS Hong Kong, helping them flourish by supporting and challenging them exactly where they need it within our small-sized classes. With some flexibility and world-class teaching tools at their disposal, our teachers create a good relationship with every child and encourage them find creative ways to overcome challenges. Students take active approaches and build their problem-solving skills through stimulating, hands-on experiences that make learning memorable and lead our students to reach their full potential.

Our world-renowned curricula get your child ready to succeed on international exams and give them a competitive edge by encouraging all their interests beyond the classroom, too. The English National Curriculum goes in depth in core subjects, yet still exposes each child to a range of fields, so that by the time they’re taking their IGCSEs and pursuing their IB Diploma, they're ready to take on more subjects and to dive into our extensive 'Creativity, Activity, Service' (CAS) programme.

Boosted by our Nord Anglia collaborations with MIT, Juilliard, Apple, and UNICEF, we give each child unparalleled learning experiences that develop their talents under top experts in the world. These experiences have been designed to inspire their ambition and lifelong love for learning.

The world's best teachers

Our fantastic teachers bring a wealth of international experience to NAIS Hong Kong. They lead in their expertise in our curricula and know exactly how to personalise learning to the child, guiding each on their unique journey to their full academic potential.

Our educators use guided reflection and self-assessment techniques to help students monitor their learning, make adjustments, and take responsibility for their academic progress.

The world's best teachers

How do teachers inspire their students to go beyond what they ever imagined possible? It begins with building a strong relationship of trust and continues with sparks of excitement at each academic milestone, showing our students how far they can really go. Our teachers at NAIS Hong Kong are not only passionate about watching each child lead in their own growth and academic development; they're always there to give personalised advice and guidance at any falter, too. It's their forte to help each child bring their full potential into realisation, and in the way that's most meaningful to their unique interests, goals, and aspirations.

All our teachers have a wealth of experience, both from teaching in the UK and overseas. Coming from schools in other countries or from other Nord Anglia schools, they're experts in the English National Curriculum and very knowledgeable and experienced in our secondary exams, IGCSEs, and the IBDP. All hold UK Qualified Teacher Status or the equivalent and many have specialised master's degrees. They’re also continually upgrading their practices with world-class trainings and resources from Nord Anglia University, Nord Anglia's online training platform with hundreds of professional development opportunities. This means your child's teacher is not only highly qualified in how to personalise learning to the ability of your child; they’re also always staying at the forefront of best practice in global education with Nord Anglia.

And because our teachers are so well supported, they're happy at our school. They remain on our team for an average of five years, and many stay with us for much longer. This continuity strengthens us with a robust base of expertise, allowing many to be promoted to senior positions within NAIS Hong Kong. What's more, happy teachers foster an environment of happy students. 97% of our parents confirm their child is happy at our school.

Outstanding learning experiences

Our Nord Anglia collaborations with MIT, The Juilliard School, UNICEF, and IMG Academy give your child unparalleled opportunities to learn from world leaders in STEAM, the arts, and beyond. With exciting extracurricular activities and trips beyond the classroom, our students are always diving into new discoveries.

Whether tackling a design challenge from MIT or composing a piece of music with Juilliard, students reflect on their creative processes, learning how to iterate, refine, and enhance their work through critical self-evaluation.

Outstanding learning experiences

At NAIS Hong Kong, we take learning beyond the classroom. Whether it's during our extensive extracurricular activities (ECAs), a regional or international trip, or a hands-on challenge through our Nord Anglia collaborations with MIT, Juilliard, or UNICEF, we bring learning to life. And through these memorable experiences in the world, our students do more than just enhance their academic understanding. They strengthen their social and collaboration skills, bond with peers, exchange skills, and create lifelong friendships with students from around the world.

Our collaborations with world-leading organisations have been especially designed to go beyond our curricula and give our students the tools and skills to succeed. Each activity boosts our students' personal qualities, such as their creativity and resilience. With MIT, they learn how to apply 'design thinking’ to many kinds of problems, creating their own solutions. With Juilliard, they learn how to innovate in their creative expression, while appreciating different cultures and backgrounds. UNICEF shows them how they can make a difference locally and globally through the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals. And Apple them the technical tools to boost their digital skills at the forefront of the industry, including ways of doing excellent research or creating something new.

By exposing our students to a range of opportunities, they can discover their passion and create their own success story. Thanks to Nord Anglia, we're always going above and beyond at NAIS Hong Kong. Every year, our students join 25,000 of their Nord Anglia peers to participate in large-scale Nord Anglia events focused on sports, music, or STEAM. There are even Model United Nations conferences, which can lead our students to the High-level Political Forum at United Nations in New York, where they can share their ideas to create positive change in our world. On Nord Anglia's online platform Global Campus, our students also have unique global projects, challenges, and activities.

The Nord Anglia Education family

As part of the Nord Anglia family, we have a worldwide learning community. Nord Anglia’s Global Campus and other events and festivals create many rich opportunities to make friends around the world, as students connect over their common interests and passions.

Our students are encouraged to reflect on global perspectives, analyse different viewpoints, and engage in meaningful discussions that broaden their understanding of the world.

The Nord Anglia Education family

Through the Nord Anglia Education family, our students expand their global awareness during many opportunities to connect with our global network of over 80 schools across more than 30 countries . Our students participate in annual regional festivals and events in sport, music, STEAM, and Model United Nations – alongside over 25,000 Nord Anglia peers from across the globe. They exchange ideas and learn how others tackle the same challenges at these exciting events. Nord Anglia's online platform, Global Campus, even gives our students other global projects and resources, where they can learn alongside their peers. Whether they're virtually climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania or participating in a STEAM competition on Global Campus, they get to collaborate with classmates worldwide.

Closer to home, on our campuses, all our students participate in our House system, which connects them across year groups and encourages a spirited approach to school life. The House system is a traditional and important part of the British education system, designed to bring all year groups together as one. Each student belongs to one of four Houses, which gives them a sense of shared identity and belonging. Regular House competitions and sports days encourage their social skills and confidence, while also encouraging healthy competition.

Throughout NAIS Hong Kong and the Nord Anglia family, parents also play an important role in bringing everyone together. They welcome new families from across the world, as they adjust to life in Hong Kong. They also organise several educational and social activities that build friendships and strengthen the home-school partnership.

Our social purpose

How can our students help or improve communities, locally and globally? At NAIS Hong Kong, they not only discover their passion, but also consider how to apply it in the world around them. As young leaders, they can drive change through social entrepreneurship.

Students evaluate their personal values, goals, and impact, developing a strong sense of social responsibility and leadership.

Our social purpose

From a young age at NAIS Hong Kong, our students build their social consciousness by considering how they can improve the environment, participate in communities, and create a better future for all children. They learn about the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child through Global Campus' Social Impact programme. We challenge them to create solutions, participating in UNICEF's Global Challenge and supporting hundreds of local causes that open their eyes to the world and help them build their own sense of purpose.

Our Student Council creates change local to our campuses, with young leaders in both Primary and Secondary who serve as the voice for their year groups. Trusted and empowered by their classmates, Student Council members listen to their peers' needs, concerns, and desires. They share this information with their teachers and school leadership, proposing exciting ideas or solutions to challenges. In addition to boosting their sense of purpose within our school community, Student Council members learn how to apply their critical thinking and leadership skills in ways that help others.

Our Secondary students learn how to actively drive change through social entrepreneurship opportunities. One of the core elements of the IB Diploma Programme, CAS or 'Creativity, Activity, Service', puts social entrepreneurship into the heart of our curriculum, as students apply their passion to help others. To build up their experience for the IBDP, our Secondary students collaborate among Student Portfolios – devoted to areas like wellbeing, the environment, charity partnerships, communications, social connections, and more – to make positive changes. Building onto experience with our Student Portfolios, our students can even participate on the NAE Student Advisory Board, working with Nord Anglia students across the globe to decide how to fund and deliver incredible social impact projects through the annual Nord Anglia Social Impact Award. This award respects and celebrates children's rights and the UN’s SDGs, while supporting student-run social impact initiatives that drive change in their communities.

Advanced learning environments

NAIS Hong Kong has been purposefully designed with the very best learning environments. We give your child a great range between our interactive classrooms and specialist spaces, ensuring they have the right tools to thrive.

Our learning spaces encourage students to experiment, reflect, and refine their understanding through hands-on, inquiry-based learning.

Advanced learning environments

At NAIS Hong Kong, we're delighted to have three custom-designed campuses and age-appropriate learning environments across Early Years, Primary, and Secondary. Each has been designed to target the learning goals of your child’s year group and is well prepared to host hands-on experiences that complement classroom learning. Our students shift between their classrooms and a variety of state-of-the-art specialist spaces.

The Sai Kung Early Years Campus is an extraordinary learning environment unique to Hong Kong. It features numerous age-appropriate, colourfully designed spaces and play stations that create a calm and secure environment for our littlest to explore. With open-ended resources, they can learn across different stations with a variety of materials and tools. Interactive playing becomes their favourite way to learn, as it stimulates their imagination and curiosity and connects them with their peers in fun ways.

The Lam Tin Primary Campus has a welcoming, modern design with light and bright classrooms and a great range of stimulating specialist spaces. Because this campus was formerly designed to include Secondary school, many of our classrooms are advanced with features that inspire our Primary students with the highest level of learning. For example, we have advanced STEAM spaces and science labs for hands-on experiments as well as a richly stocked library. We also have a grand rock-climbing wall and 25-metre swimming pool, keeping our students' bodies and minds active!

Our newest campus, the Kwun Tong Secondary Campus, was designed by world-leading architects to give our Secondary students a university-like setting with modern, open construction and a clean, minimal design. Filled with natural light, its spaces are integrated, encouraging students to shift between subject-specific classrooms, interactive specialist spaces, and collaborative workspaces. This campus also stands out for its one-of-a-kind Innovation Centre, impeccable Juilliard Performing Arts Centre, inspiring Resource Centre, and mixed-study IB Suite – all to encourage your child's individual talents and opportunities to exchange with peers.

PATHWAYS

PATHWAYS

PATHWAYS

In Years 12 and 13, students at our Hung Hom Sixth Form Centre choose between two world-class pathways: the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) or A Levels. Both routes offer rigorous academic challenge and exceptional preparation for university and beyond. Guided by expert teachers, students tailor their learning to their strengths and aspirations, developing the knowledge, skills, and confidence to thrive at their first-choice university and in an ever-changing world.

16 to 18 years old

The IB Diploma Programme

At Years 12 and 13, our students immerse themselves in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP), a demanding two-year programme that prepares them for the best universities in the world. They choose six in-depth courses from language and literature, language acquisition, individuals and societies, sciences, mathematics, and the arts. Interwoven throughout their studies, they also share their passion for helping others through the ‘CAS’ (Creativity, Activity, Service) component; explore the theory of knowledge; and write an extended essay on a research topic that inspires them.

16 to 18 years old

A-Levels

At Years 12 and 13, students at NAIS Hong Kong can choose the highly respected A-Level pathway, designed for those who want to specialise and excel in their strongest subjects. Over two years, they typically select three or four subjects from a broad range of disciplines, allowing for deep academic focus and mastery. This flexibility enables students to tailor their studies to their university and career ambitions, while developing advanced analytical and research skills. A-Levels are internationally recognised by leading universities for their rigour and depth, making them an excellent choice for students aiming for top global institutions.

THE NAIS HONG KONG ADMISSIONS TEAM

OUR ADMISSIONS PROCESS

Below you will find a clear guide to help you through each stage of our admissions process.

Enquire Now

Enquire

Submit an online enquiry form on our website, send us an email, or give us a call. We’ll get back to you within a day or two, and we’ll answer any questions you have about eligibility, spaces, and details of our programmes.

Enquire Now

Step 1

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Discover our school

Schedule a tour to explore our dedicated Sixth Form spaces for A Levels and IBDP. Meet our leadership team and learn how we prepare students for success at top universities. Virtual tours are also available.

Step 2

Apply for a place

You’ll submit your online application form and supporting documents, alongside your application fee.

APPLY NOW

Step 3

Complete the assessment and interview

Your child will complete an assessment as part of the application process. For applicants who are overseas, we offer remote assessments to make the process simple and convenient.

Step 4

Review your offer

We'll notify you with the outcome of your child's application. If your child receives an offer from us, we'd be delighted to have you officially enrol, and you'll secure your child's place with a payment.

Step 5

Get ready for the first day!

We’re always here to help. Once your child enrols, we’ll get in touch with everything you need for a seamless and happy transition into their new cohort.

Step 6

Exceptional Learning Experiences

At Nord Anglia Education, we inspire curiosity and innovative thinking in our students - giving them the tools and skills to succeed. Our educational approach uses our global reach, enabled by world-class technology, to bring our students truly transformational learning experiences.

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The Juilliard School

Our collaboration with the world’s most renowned arts institution enriches our students’ love of dance, drama and music.

The Juilliard School

Performing arts are so much more than what is seen on stage. They encourage self-expression and self-awareness, as well the development of empathy, confidence and cultural exploration. Our collaboration with Juilliard, the world-renowned performing arts school, combined with our outstanding dance, drama, and music programmes, inspires our students’ creativity, team-work and resilience.

The Juilliard School is recognised around the world as a leader in the performing arts; our exclusive collaboration with them harnesses their expertise and experience to create an arts programme that both inspires our students and sparks their passion to pursue their talents and interests.

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MIT

The MIT-Nord Anglia STEAM programme helps our students to develop their creativity and problem-solving skills by tackling interdisciplinary challenges facing the world today.

MIT

Our global programme inspires students to look beyond individual subjects and harness the benefits of an interdisciplinary, practical, hands-on approach to learning guided by the world’s leading STEAM institution. Our students are encouraged to solve problems creatively, to embrace curiosity and to learn from world-leading experts at MIT. It also gives our teachers the chance to learn and receive professional development from inspiring figures in the world of STEAM and pass on their passion for learning to our students.

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UNICEF

Students are challenged to make a difference locally and globally by tackling the Sustainable Development Goals.

IMG Academy

IMG Academy's sports and wellbeing programme helps students build confidence, resilience, and leadership skills through world-class athletic training, personal development, and elite coaching.

IMG Academy

Our global programme empowers students to develop essential life skills through the discipline of sport, guided by the world’s leading sports education institution.

We equip students with the tools to succeed both on and off the field by combining elite athletic training with personal development, wellbeing, and mindset coaching. Altogether, this builds their resilience, confidence, and leadership skills.

Our teachers also benefit from professional development led by IMG Academy’s expert coaches, ensuring they can inspire and support students in reaching their full potential.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I apply?
Please complete the online application form with details for each child, which you’ll send to the NAIS Hong Kong’s admissions department. We’ll also ask you for:
- Previous school reports
- Medical and passport documentation
- A student reference request from your child’s current school
- The application fee
When we have received and reviewed the documents, we’ll then invite applicants for an assessment, and if appropriate, for an interview.
For more information about applications, or to book a visit, please contact admissions@nais.hk
How do you prioritise assessments?
We aim to meet as many children as possible during our assessment periods, which we organise on a rolling basis.
While we guarantee an assessment for siblings and debenture holders we are not able to guarantee assessments for all other children due to the volume of applications we receive.
As our application fee is non-refundable, we strongly encourage you to contact our Admissions Manager before you apply if you have any concerns about available places or your child's eligibility.
If your child is not offered a place during this first round of assessments, we may offer you the option of remaining on a waiting list, and we’ll contact you if places become available.
What does NAIS Hong Kong look for when assessing applicants?
While we place a strong emphasis on academic achievement, we also look for how students show our core values of respect, tolerance, responsibility, and independent thinking at the heart of our learning community. When assessing students’ applications, we take all these aspects into consideration to create the strongest possible learning environment for your child.
What happens during my child’s assessment?
Our assessments are usually conducted in small groups of 8 to 10 students and have been designed to be as relaxed as possible. We aim to get to know your child better and to understand how they learn.

We do formal interviews for IBDP and A-Levels. Our team will be on hand to encourage and support the children throughout the assessment, making them feel comfortable.

Please bring the following documents to the assessment:
- The student’s Hong Kong ID card or passport
Please note that we are not able to accept cash.
When will we hear back after the assessment?
We know that families are always keen to find out the results of assessments, and we aim to respond to families within two weeks. This may be slightly longer at peak periods. One of our Admissions Managers will be your direct contact throughout the process, and you’re always welcome to contact them for updates.

Although we wish we could offer all children places at our school, our spaces are frequently limited. You’ll receive one of three notifications:
- An offer of place, together with an ‘enrolment acceptance’ letter and an invoice for payment of our non-refundable Annual Capital Levy.
- An offer to remain on the waitlist and to be contacted should a place become available for your child.
- An email notifying you that we’re unable to offer a place to your child.
Who receives priority allocations?
We do offer priority for assessments and places, in common with other international schools in Hong Kong, according to the following criteria:
- Siblings of students already attending a Nord Anglia school
- Students who have already attended another Nord Anglia school for a period of at least three months
- Students with English as their first language, who are unable to access the local curriculum
Please note that each student must still meet our admission requirements. Our principal makes the final decision for all students.
How does the process differ if my company is paying the tuition fees?
Our aim is to make the process as straightforward and simple as possible for you. If your company will be paying school fees, our Admissions team and Finance team will be happy to work directly with your company on financial matters, allowing you to concentrate on your child’s education and wellbeing.
What if my child needs extra support?
At NAIS Hong Kong, we embrace all children at our school. Our teachers are experts at working with them as individuals and adapting to a range of their needs. We appreciate that each child may need extra support at some time, whether with a specific learning difficulty, such as dyslexia, or an emotional need, such as bereavement.

It's essential during the application stage that parents are as open as possible about any additional support their child may need. Expert reports or speaking with your child’s previous teachers are useful ways for us to assess how well we can support your child. In some instances, we may suggest additional support in the classroom. This may incur extra charges, which we’ll discuss with you before offering a place.

However, after discussion with you, it may be that we cannot support your child's particular learning needs. In this case, we may explain, with regret, that we can't offer a place.
What are your withdrawal policies?
If at any time after enrolment you’d like to withdraw your child from NAIS Hong Kong, we require three complete term time months’ notice in writing. We require you to complete the Withdrawal Notice Form found on our parent portal FireFly. You must email the completed Withdrawal Form to admissions@nais.hk.

The Notice Period is also in our Enrolment Letter and our Terms and Conditions Appendix, which families receive prior to enrolling at NAIS HK. We also explain the Notice Period in all our communications to families about re-enrolment in our Annual Re-Enrolment Survey.

Learn more about our leaving notice procedure.

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OUR ADDRESS

Kwun Tong Secondary Campus

Kwun Tong Secondary Campus
Lam Tin Primary Campus
Sai Kung Early Years Pre-school Campus

19 Yuet Wah Street Kwun Tong, Kowloon Hong Kong
11 On Tin Street Lam Tin, Kowloon Hong Kong
285 Hong Kin Road, Tui Min Hoi, Sai Kung, New Territories

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The Ultimate Sixth Form Experience for Future-Ready Students

Key facts about our sixth form centre

Register your interest now!

Enquire Now!

WHAT OUR PARENTS SAY

EXTRAORDINARY LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES

PATHWAYS

The IB Diploma Programme

A-Levels

WE’RE HERE TO HELP

OUR ADMISSIONS PROCESS

Enquire

Discover our school

Apply for a place

Complete the assessment and interview

Review your offer

Get ready for the first day!

Exceptional Learning Experiences

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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