Expat Living (Hong Kong)

MOUNT KELLY

HONG KONG

- 152 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon 2157 9557 | mountkelly.edu.hk

A FAMILY’S PERSPECTIV­E Pauline and Andy are from Hong Kong and are parents of Cyrus (13), who’s in Year 9 at Mount Kelly.

Pauline: Three years ago, a good friend mentioned Mount Kelly to me, and since our son Cyrus wasn’t really fitting into studying in his traditiona­l local school (he’s a very active, talkative kid!), I joined a Mount Kelly briefing session. The school impressed me with the passion of the teachers, the hightech teaching tools and the facilities. Lessons are conducted in small groups, so I felt it would be a good fit for Cyrus. Luckily, he got an offer.

Within a couple weeks of Cyrus starting at Mount Kelly, I could see he was happy and had confidence to do lots of challengin­g things. Music, Science and French are his favourite subjects, and his English has really improved. The school provides a wide variety of sports activities – he especially enjoys rock climbing.

I also like the Shackleton Programme, which helps Cyrus to develop, and encourages him to learn through adventures. Plus, the teachers and staff give Cyrus lots of chances to do his best – despite his occasional bad behaviour! In other schools, he might have been ignored or isolated instead.

A NOTE FROM THE SCHOOL

Mount Kelly Hong Kong is an all-through British school offering the English National curriculum. We are innovative, cutting-edge, progressiv­e and aspiration­al, and have inherited over 140 years of education experience from Mount Kelly UK, a leading elite independen­t school in England. Our goal is to nurture confident, well-rounded and forward-thinking individual­s with ambitions to fulfil their potential and talents at leading universiti­es in Hong Kong and abroad.

What’s new?

We’ve launched Bilingual and Internatio­nal Streams at our Preschool. In our Primary and Secondary school, we have enhanced our mathematic­s curriculum using characteri­stics from the Hong Kong curriculum and applying them into the British curriculum, as well as incorporat­ing music across all areas of the curriculum.

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