OVERVIEW CURRICULUM

First Class Education | All Through School | UK Curriculum

Korean International School (KIS) stands out as a leading international institution in Hong Kong, committed to delivering a British-style academic education specifically designed for the English-speaking community. The school’s curriculum is rooted in the National Curriculum for England, while also expanding beyond it to provide a holistic educational experience that integrates both local and global perspectives. KIS serves students aged 4 to 18, encompassing all educational stages from Reception through Year 13. This all-through structure ensures continuity in learning and development, fostering a strong sense of community among its diverse student body. The school emphasises academic excellence, personal responsibility, and the cultivation of transferable skills, preparing students for success in an increasingly interconnected world.

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Curriculum and Educational Approach

KIS’s curriculum is characterized by rigorous benchmarking and high transferability, making it widely recognized across the English-speaking world. This framework facilitates seamless transitions for students moving to and from British, British International, and English medium schools globally. The school emphasizes challenge, opportunity, and responsibility, fostering a culture where students are expected to commit to personal excellence, develop transferable skills, and cultivate a global outlook.

PRIMARY

(Early Years, Year 1-6)

SECONDARY

(Year 7-13)

SPRINGBOARD SEN

(Year 2-13)
Community and Values

KIS is committed to nurturing a vibrant community that values academic achievement and personal growth. The school encourages its students to engage actively in their learning journey, preparing them for future challenges in an interconnected world. By instilling these values, KIS aims to equip its students with the tools necessary for success in diverse environments. The Korean International School stands out as a leading choice for families seeking a robust British education in Hong Kong, emphasizing both academic rigour and the development of a well-rounded global perspective.