WELCOME FROM PRINCIPAL
From the very first moment you enter Nord Anglia International School, Hong Kong it is clear that the children truly are the dynamic lifeblood of the school and our very best ambassadors They embody all that the school strives for and promote our vibrant and inspiring environment, through being enthusiastic, charming, charismatic young people with an appetite for learning and a genuine thirst for knowledge
I believe that children who are happy, secure and confident in their learning are most likely to achieve their potential. The school’s personalised approach to learning embraces and responds to each child as an individual and provides our students with the skills, competence and attitudes for their future and the confidence to succeed.
Our highly qualified, world-class teachers ensure that the excellent standards in both learning and teaching create an environment that is relevant, rich and rewarding for all We encourage creative and critical thinking alongside stimulating and meaningful experiences, leading to fun, excitement, delight and pride in achievement.
Our students benefit from a combined curriculum which achieves the highest success for the greatest number of learners through our highly regarded English National Curriculum adapted for Hong Kong, globally respected iGCSE courses and culminating in the “Gold” standard of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.
Choosing the right school community and learning environment for your child is an important decision NAISHK is an exciting, vibrant school which has something to offer every child and completely focused on providing the very best possible learning experiences for your child throughout their learning journey.
I look forward to meeting and welcoming you and your family to our school.
Kenny Duncan Principal
Thank you for choosing NAISHK for your child and I am delighted to welcome you to our Primary school. Having been open since 2014, our Lam Tin campus is now home to our Year 1 – Year 6 students. Some of you are joining us from our Pre Schools in Sai Kung and Tai Tam, but for many of you I know this is your first welcome to our school community.
We value our school community immensely and please know that you are joining a very supportive and dedicated team of Primary professionals. Our staff are all highly trained and skilled and go the extra mile for all our pupils. Our parent body, both the Parent Advisory Committee and the Parent Teacher Association are always looking for ways to support our staff and pupils in their learning and in their additional activities
I do hope you have chance to look through the information here in this Handbook and we are all happy to answer any questions you may have about your child’s move into our Primary school.
I look forward to meeting you all at the Welcome event at the start of term and introducing you to our fantastic team of teachers.
Sarah Harley Deputy Principal
WELCOME FROM THE HEAD OF PRIMARY
A warm welcome to our Primary School here at Nord Anglia International School, Hong Kong, Lam Tin. I would like to thank you and your family for choosing our vibrant and thriving school community and entrusting us with your child’s educational journey.
At NAISHK, we know that children have boundless capacity to achieve and thrive and our friendly and caring school is a great place for them to start this journey. Our teachers foster curiosity and a love of learning that helps children to achieve their best, day-in-day-out. We focus on the developing children’s academic, personal and emotional growth. In short, our approach helps children at NAISHK to flourish as globally minded citizens
We achieve these outcomes by working in partnership within an outstanding school community of teachers, teaching assistants and parents. Together, we help our children to learn, to grow, to be challenged, to think critically and ultimately, to achieve more that they thought possible. At NAISHK we help our children to understand how to piece together their own futures.
As you walk through our corridors and visit classes at NAISHK, you will recognise that we are a school that values kindness, character, a sense of adventure and academic excellence We are a community that believes in championing your children to be the best version of themselves.
I look forward to meeting you and welcoming your family into our wonderful NAIS Hong school community.
Stephen Sharma Head of Primary
THE PRIMARY CURRICULUM AT NAIS HK
Our Hong Kong primary school curriculum is based on the English National Curriculum and is designed to provide the highest academic quality of education.
We take the best aspects of this consistent and rigorous framework and adapt it to ensure that our primary school curriculum is relevant for children growing up in Hong Kong, whilst also placing a strong emphasis on educating global citizens The English National Curriculum is used by over 30,000 international schools in the UK and overseas, which brings reassurance to parents and stability to students – both important factors when moving between countries
Where does Primary fit into the school curriculum?
The English National Curriculum is split into segments known as Key Stages
Our children prepare for the University of Cambridge IGCSE qualifications (Year 10-11) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBDP) (Year 12-13)
Nord Anglia International School, Hong Kong English National Curriculum Key Stage Age of child in years
Equivalent Year group in Hong Kong Schools
Equivalent year group in Australian/American /Canadian Schools PRIMARY
SECONDARY
LEARNING AT OUR PRIMARY SCHOOL
IN HONG KONG
The pedagogical approach at Nord Anglia International School Hong Kong emphasises the needs and targets of each individual child. A positive mindset is encouraged to build confidence and ensure success
There is a rigorous development of English and Maths skills, while all other subjects are dealt with in a variety of ways. We use a thematic approach to learning, where possible, as we believe that learning needs to be contextualised for children to make connections and make sense of the world. However, we also believe that some important aspects of learning are best taught in a stand-alone fashion. Our curriculum is both knowledge and skills rich, while also putting a strong emphasis on values Our talented teachers use judgements about whether learning should be enquiry-based, child-led or project based and we always follow a child-centred approach, seeking to inspire a love of learning for all Pupils are taught Art, Music, Drama, PE and Chinese by specialist teachers throughout the primary school, French and Spanish are offered in Year 5 and Year 6 respectively. We take a holistic approach to each child’s education to ensure we produce wellrounded students who are responsible citizens, showing respect and making an effective contribution to society
Detailed curriculum information per year group is shared with parents via our online platform ‘Firefly’ You can see the outlines of the themes studied below The Personal Social Citizenship Health Education (PSCHE) unit at the start of each year focuses on the emotional well-being of our children and ensures they start the year healthy and happy and ready to learn
All children are taught the subjects of Maths*, English*, Science*, Computing*, History, Geography, PSCHE, Drama, Music, Physical Education (PE), Art, Chinese, French(from Year 5) and Spanish (from Year 6). STEAM education is threaded through our curriculum and supported by our collaboration with MIT. (*core subjects)
In Key Stage One (Years 1 & 2) children are taught key skills such as Guided Reading, Phonics and Mental Maths place a strong emphasis on development of core skills Numeracy and Literacy. Teachers ensure that fundamental building blocks are embedded and reinforced regularly. Enjoyment of learning building important skills communication, language and literacy and social and emotional development are still key areas and our teachers deliver an exciting curriculum support this learning. This builds on the foundations started in the Early Years and Year 1.
Teachers plan themes that reflect the interests of the children in each class, and a balance is provided between creative and physical activities, ensuring that the curriculum develops the whole child.
Learning outside of the classroom is an important part of our children’s development and this is supported and enhanced through trips, visits, whole school events and theme days
In Key Stage Two (Years 3, 4, 5 and 6), pupils continue to be supported in reaching their full potential through an individualised approach to their learning. High academic standards are maintained through National Curriculum key objectives and pupils are sup- ported or challenged as appropriate
We provide many opportunities for children to learn beyond the classroom and develop new skills. Residen- tial trips are also introduced in Year 3, providing an additional opportunity for experiential education.
In Upper Primary, our pupils begin to experience the additional languages on offer in Secondary School with ‘taster years’ of Spanish (in Year 5) and French (in Year 6). All pupils continue with Mandarin alongside these additional languages. This structure sup- ports our pupils as they start Year 7 where they then select two languages (from Mandarin, Spanish & French) to take forwards into Secondary school.
More information about our Primary Curriculum can be found on our School Website.
https://www.nordangliaeducation.com/nais-hong-kong/academicexcellence/primary
PASTORAL CARE
The social, emotional, physical and moral wellbeing of your child is equally as important as their academic progress at NAIS HK, and pastoral care lies at the heart of our school, overseen by our Assistant Head of Primary (Pastoral), Mr Stephen Holt
You will receive an introductory email from your child’s Class Teacher. They will be your first point of contact for pastoral concerns and, as the adult who will get to know your child the best, understanding their social and academic needs, they will be able to help you with any questions you have regarding your child. If you would like to meet with your child’s Class Teacher, please email them for an appointment rather than trying to catch them at the beginning or end of the school day which may detract their attention from the pupils in their care. Please do remember, however, that teachers may not be able to respond to emails during school hours so, if you need to get an urgent message to the teacher or your child, please contact Reception
Underpinning the Pastoral Care at NAISHKis the House system which encompasses all three campuses Each pupil is allocated to one of four Houses when they join NAIS HK: Balmoral, Caernarfon, Sandringham or Windsor The House system is very important to our school and there is a real sense of community and comradeship within each. The House system is central to everything we do. House Points are awarded to pupils for a variety of reasons, for example to recognise excellent academic performance and effort, positive behaviour or for showing a caring attitude and approach in school. These House Points go towards a termly trophy, and eventually a highly contested End of Year trophy.
Pupils meet regularly for House assemblies which enables the children to build connections and forge friendships with their peers across the school. Throughout the year, we have a variety of house events, in which your child will participate and the Head of House will work in partnership with your child’s Class Teacher to oversee their wellbeing.
You will be notified of which House your child has been allocated to before their first day and introduced to their respective Head of House. Pupils remain in their Houses throughout their time at the school and siblings are usually allocated to the same House.
SAFEGUARDING YOUR CHILD
There is no issue the school takes more seriously than the safety and wellbeing of our pupils. We have security guards and cameras throughout the campus to ensure unauthorised personnel do not enter the school grounds and all visitors entering the school during the day are required to sign in and out with Reception. We believe our children are very safe during the day and, with your assistance, we can continue our high standard of security
All pupils will be issued with a Pupil Identity card, and you will also receive a ‘pick-up card’ for your child during their first week. This pick-up card will need to be shown whenever your child is collected, whether from the Lam Tin campus or from the school bus Children will not be released into the custody of anyone unauthorised to collect your child or where the pick-up card is not provided.
NAISHKhas a comprehensive Safeguarding Policy in place to protect your child which is available to view in the Policy section of our website All adults who come into contact with children at the school are required to adhere to our Safeguarding Policy and all staff receive regular training to keep them up to date and informed with procedures.
Any parent with a concern of a Safeguarding nature should contact our Designated Safeguarding Lead, Mrs Sarah Harley (sarah harley@nais hk or via Reception on +852 3958 1488) in the first instance.
COMMUNICATIONS AND CONTACT
A strong partnership between parents and teachers is essential to the success of your child at NAIS. In terms of the academic development and pastoral wellbeing of your child, your Class Teacher will be the first point of enquiry for most questions and concerns as they are the person who will know your child the best There may be times when you have more specific enquiries, however, so please refer to the table below for details of contact email addresses.
Reporting absence or delays due to unexpected circumstances or illness on the day
Requesting leave of absence in advance
Class Teacher, Reception (LamTinReception@nais.hk) and bus coordinator if applicable
Class Teacher, Reception and Hear of Year
ECA enquiries ecalt@nais.hk
Bus enquiries bus@nais.hk
Finance related enquiries finance@nais.hk
Admissions enquiries admissions@nais.hk
Issues with IT (Firefly access etc.) itsupport@nais.hk
Cafeteria enquiries
PTA enquiries
studentservices@nais.hk
PTAnaishk@gmail.com
School Reception is manned from 8am to 4:30pm and can be contacted on +852 3958 1488. Outside of these hours a voicemail can be left. Directions on how to get to the school can be found on our website. https://www.nordangliaeducation.com/nais-hong-kong/contact-us
The full school address is: Nord Anglia International School Hong Kong, 11 On Tin Street, Lam Tin, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
If you have a concern which you feel requires attention at a senior level, please contact your Head of Year in the first instance We like to keep you informed so our whole school Parent Update is sent out on a weekly basis via email and provides information on current happenings and future events As most of our communication is sent out via email, it is important that we always have your most up-to-date contact details on file including at least two local contact telephone numbers in case of emergencies.
All families must complete the Parent Contact & Pupil Medical Details Form; you will receive this by email along with other forms to complete prior to starting at the school and it is vital that we are kept informed of any changes.
At NAIS HK, we also use a Parent Portal called Firefly. Through Firefly, you will be able to receive targeted personal updates and access to information about your child as well as finding out what is happening at school. Each year group has a designated Firefly page which includes most of the information you will need relating to your child, including rewards, reports, any homework tasks, curriculum information and access to the regularly updated year group blogs
You can bookmark specific pages you are interested in and may also receive bookmark suggestions from your Class Teacher containing information pertinent to your child.
The portal login is at https://naishk.fireflycloud.asia
When accessing the portal for the first time, you should click on the green ‘Log in for the first time – activate your account’ button. Type in the email address that you have supplied to the school to receive an activation email to your inbox (both parents can log in using their individual emails) Once you have activated your account you will be able to set your own secure password. You will receive login details for your Firefly account
You will receive information about Firefly and instructions about logging in from IT one week before you start at school
Finally, please also keep an eye on our website (www.nais.hk). We update this regularly with information on all aspects of school life, so it’s a good place to start if you have any questions.
STAFF DIRECTORY
Executive Leadership Team (Whole School)
Mr. Kenny Duncan Principal
Kenny.Duncan@nais.hk
Mrs. Sarah Harley Deputy Principal Sarah.Harley@nais.hk
Mr. Stephen Sharma
Head of Primary Stephen.Sharma@nais.hk Primary Leadership Team
Mrs. Raquel Thomson Deputy Head Raquel.Thomson@nais.hk
Mr. Stephen Holt
Mr. Fiachra McArdle
Mr Nathan Beaumont
Head of Year
Ms. Victoria BenHaim
Mr. Andrew Gill
Mr. David Lester
Mr. Colm O’Brien
Ms. Kitty Leech
Assistant Head (Pastoral) Stephen.Holt@nais.hk
Assistant Head (Pupil Achievement)
Fiachra.Mcardle@nais.hk
Assistant Head (Academic) Nathan.Beaumont@nais.hk
Head of Year 1
Victoria.BenHaim@nais.hk
Head of Year 2 Andrew.Gill@nais.hk
Head of Year 3
Head of Year 4
David.Lester@nais.hk
Head of Year 5 Colm.Obrien@nais.hk
Head of Year 6 Kitty.Leech@nais.hk
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions about the school day
What time does my child need to be at school?
As the Primary day starts at 8am, we encourage pupils to arrive at 7:45am in order to have time to settle and be ready for their day The school doors do, however, open at 7:30am to allow pupils into the building should they arrive earlier. Primary pupils should make their way straight to their classrooms upon arrival
Can my child eat breakfast at school?
We do not provide breakfast facilities in the Lam Tin campus so please make sure that your child has eaten before they come to school.
Is there a school bus that my child can use?
Our school buses serve key locations around Hong Kong. Seats are subject to availability and priority will be given to Primary pupils wishing to use the bus service in both directions. The updated bus routes for the next academic year have been confirmed and uploaded to our website. More details on routes and costs can be found in our website https://www.nordangliaeducation.com/nais-hong-kong/parentessentials/school-bus
If you have any further questions, please email our Student Services Team at bus@nais.hk
Pupils arriving by school bus will be escorted from the bus to school at the beginning of the day by our teaching staff, ensuring safety at all times.
Our buses are operated by an external company, Jacksons. We expect the same high standards of behaviour from our pupils using the buses as they would have in school. All buses have a bus monitor, who is responsible for monitoring safety on the bus and who will contact parents if the bus is delayed for any length of time
Can I bring my child to school?
If you are dropping off or collecting your child from school, please be aware that, for the safety of all of our pupils, we do not have a designated ‘drop off zone’ It is very important that cars do not stop directly in front of the school under any circumstances. There is a multi-storey car park located just behind the school (car park entrance is on Pik Wan Road) and two car parks within easy walking distance Your co-operation with this will be greatly appreciated
If you are accompanying your child into school, you must use the main entrance at the front of the building, which open at 7:30am. You may accompany your child to their classroom however, in order to allow the children to settle themselves ready for their day, we ask that parents do not stay.
What happens at the end of the school day?
If you are collecting your child from school, the front doors will open to allow you into the campus to collect your child from the playground at 2:45pm. Please make sure that you have your pick-up card available for security purposes
Pupils who are travelling home by school bus will be escorted to the bus by an adult at 2:45pm. When the bus arrives at the designated bus stop you will be required to show your pick-up card to collect your child from the bus.
Can my child go home alone?
To prepare pupils for their transition to Secondary school, pupils in Year 6 may make their way home independently with their parent’s permission. Pupils whose parents have given their consent will be issued with a ‘Home Alone’ card. All families (new and current) will receive an email from school before the start of term where you will be able to give permission
What if I am running late to collect my child?
It is very important that you collect your child promptly, whether from the bus or school, in order to avoid any distress. We do understand, however, that occasionally something may happen to delay you If this is the case, please telephone Reception as soon as possible. Please note that if no one collects a child from the bus stop, then the bus will bring them back to school after the journey is complete.
What if I need to temporarily change my pick-up arrangements?
It is essential that we have an accurate record of who is authorised to collect your child as we will not release them to the custody of anyone unless we have received formal written/verbal notification from the child’s parent in advance If you need to change arrangements, please notify us in advance by emailing the Class Teacher, copying in Reception and the bus-coordinator the day before. The person nominated to collect you child will need to provide their HKID card so that we can verify their identity.
If circumstances change on the day, please email the teacher and also telephone Reception to ensure that the message has been received
Will my child be able to take part in Extra Curricular Activities after school?
At NAISHK we offer a wide variety of Extra Curricular Activities across the Primary and Secondary schools. ECAs run across three afternoons per week (Monday-Wednesday), with some specialised activities also running before school and during lunchtimes (Music and Sport teams) To ensure a balance of activities and to match the individual interests of each child, we theme our activities under different ‘umbrellas’: Sport, Health and Exercise; Performance and Creative Arts; Puzzlers, thinkers and debaters; and Science, Technology and Engineering. We believe that this breadth of activities across each term gives your children the chance to explore and develop new skills, interests and talents in order to become well rounded individuals
These activities may comprise a mixture of free, paid and by invitation only activities. Sign up for ECAs is made online through Firefly on a first come/first served basis. You will be provided with a list of available activities and information on how to sign up online once the ECA timetable has been finalised
How will my child get home after their ECA?
For those children attending ECAs, there is a late bus available. Please refer to our website for cost and route information If you are collecting your child from school after their ECA, please arrive promptly at the designated finish time and wait in the foyer area with your pick-up card to hand. This will allow us to dismiss the children quickly and safely.
Can my child bring their mobile phone to school?
We understand that some of our older pupils in Year 6 may need phones as a method of communication, especially if they are travelling home independently. However, mobile phones are not allowed to be used whilst on school premises. If your child does carry a mobile phone, please ensure that it is switched off during the day. If your child needs to contact you, they can do so at Reception The school will always contact you immediately should any emergency arise regarding your child.
How can I get involved in school life?
There are many ways that you can support your child and the school and we particularly enjoy welcoming parents into school for class assemblies, year group productions and other key events At NAIS HK, we also have an active Association (PTA) which operates across all three campuses
of parents, teachers and members of staff who are the spirit of our school community by engaging the children, parents and teachers in fun, interesting and exciting ways The PTA are always on the look-out for new faces to join the team and, whatever be your talent, they are bound to have a need for it!
You can also get involved by becoming a Class Coordinator for your child’s class. Class Coordinators help create a communication channel between the school, PTA and parents, as well as help create a nurturing and supportive community. We have maximum of 2 coordinators for each class.
The PTA can be contacted via email at ptanaishk@gmail.com if you have any questions about getting involved or ideas that you would like to share.
Questions about break and lunch arrangements
When will my child be able to eat?
Primary pupils have a fifteen-minute snack break in the morning and then a sixty-minute lunch break later in the day.
Can my child bring their own food to school?
Yes, we aim to give our parents flexibility with lunch options so pupils can bring their own food to school As a school we promote healthy eating and environmental awareness, so encourage our families to make sensible, nutritious choices and to refrain from sending in fizzy drinks or sweets.
Please note that we are a NO NUTS school, as we have children attending the school that have life-threatening allergies
How can my child purchase food from the cafeteria?
The Cafeteria provides a daily selection of healthy, nutritious lunches Menu details are sent out in the weekly Parent Update email In addition to the hot lunch, there are other choices available such as sandwiches, salads and fruits.
Children in Years 1, 2 and 3 must order and pay in advance for their meals. Order forms and payment cheques should be handed in to your Class Teacher.
Pupils in Year 4, 5 & 6 can also order and pay in advance for their meals using the same system as years 1, 2 & 3. Pupils in Years 4, 5 & 6 can also choose their food on the day and pay with their Octopus card.
Does the school provide drinks?
Cold filtered water is freely available around the school and pupils are encouraged to bring reusable water bottles which they can refill regularly.
Can I deliver food to my child during the school day?
Unfortunately, no Please send all food in with your child in the morning or arrange for them to purchase from the cafeteria as we are unable to facilitate individual food deliveries.
Can my child take a day off?
Regular daily attendance is expected, although sometimes absence is unavoidable. All requests for absence must be authorised in advance. Should you need to take your child out of school for a reason other than illness, please email your Class Teacher, copying the Head of Year to apply for approval
What should I do if my child is sick?
Please email your Class Teacher cc’ing Reception (and bus@nais hk if they usually get the bus) on the day if your child is not able to attend due to illness If your child has had vomiting or diarrhoea, please keep them at home for 24 hours. If they have a contagious illness, such as flu or chicken pox, please keep them home until a doctor certifies that they are no longer contagious.
Please advise us and keep us up to date with any medical problems your child may have, particularly when there is a contagious condition or an allergy to materials or food. The medical information form must be completed and returned to admissions prior to entry.
What happens if my child is injured or is unwell whilst they are at school?
We have a qualified nurse and a number of advanced first-aiders on the school premises at all times in case of accidents or illness. Most minor illnesses and accidents are dealt with at school by the nurse. In cases of serious illnesses or accidents, parents will be contacted immediately and your child will be taken to a hospital/doctor of your choice.
My child needs to take medication whilst at school, how does this work?
Medication will only be given in special circumstances and must be clearly labelled with your child’s name and dosage. If you would like us to administer medication to your child at school, please contact your Class Teacher to discuss arrangements All medication must be securely stored by the nurse; under no circumstances can a child self-administer or carry medicine on their person whilst at school.
Questions relating to uniform
What should my child wear to school?
It is compulsory for all pupils to wear uniform which we believe is an important part of our identity, fosters a sense of belonging and removes barriers. A copy of our uniform policy can be found here.
Pupils should wear formal uniform to school; PE kit is to be worn when they are timetabled to have PE lessons Your Class Teacher will provide you with a timetable detailing PE days and swimming days.
Formal uniform:
Additional information:
Pupils should wear plain black leather shoes with formal uniform and predominantly white trainers and white socks with PE kit.
Long hair should be tied back for safety reasons and there should be no jewellery (except for small stud earrings) or makeup
Excessive hair colouring (colours considered as non-natural hair colours, for example, blue, green) and excessive hair styles are not allowed.
We operate a year-round ‘no hat, no play’ policy, so please make sure that your child has a school cap as we like to keep our children sun-safe.
All belongings should be clearly labelled with your child’s name and class. Labelled lost property is returned wherever possible, all other items are stored ready for collection – please see the receptionist for details.
What happens on swimming days?
On swimming days, your child should wear formal uniform and bring their swimming kit to change into (kit comprises school swimming costume, school swimming hat, goggles and a towel)
Where can I buy uniform?
Our school uniform is available to buy at Aston Wilson in Lai Chi Kok Order Forms and details of location/opening hours are available on our website below. You may pick up your order from the Aston Wilson store in Lai Chi Kok, or have it delivered to the school. https://www nordangliaeducation com/nais-hong-kong/parentessentials/uniforms
TYPHOON & HEAVY RAIN PROCEDURES
As a school, we are bound to follow the regulations, ordinances and directives of the Education Bureau (EDB) of Hong Kong In all cases, we will abide by the warnings as required by the Hong Kong Government and as issued through the Hong Kong Observatory. When there are Typhoon Signals and Rainstorm warnings, the Education Bureau makes a decision on such mornings at 6:00 am and issues this information to the media. If the school is to be closed, we will post a notice on the school website and issue the information by all possible means. Please make sure your helpers are aware of these pro- cedures.
If the signal is raised before school starts, the following procedures will operate:
Typhoon Signal Number 1
Typhoon Signal Number 3
All classes operate normally
All classes operate normally unless advised other wise
Typhoon Signal Number 8 or above School is closed and all classes are virtual
Amber Rainstorm
All classes operate normally
Red Rainstorm School is closed and all classes are virtual Black Rainstorm School is closed and all classes are virtual
If the signal is raised during school hours, the following procedures will operate:
Typhoon Signal Number 1 or 3
Typhoon Signal Number 8 or above
Typhoon Signal Number 8 or above
Red or Black Rainstorm
All classes operate normally with the usual dismissal times (including extra-curricular activities) unless advised otherwise.
All classes will be dismissed. (Notice of the signal being raised is issued to schools several hours before it is actually hoisted, giving time to make arrangements to get pupils home safely.)
All classes operate normally
All classes remain in school until the warning is removed and buses are authorized for safe travel. Parents are free to come and collect your child if it safe for you to do so.
Radio, television and online announcements are made when schools are closed due to typhoon or red/black rainstorm warnings If children have already set off for school, we will accept the children who arrive when school is closed. These children will be retained until it is safe for a parent or helper to collect them.
For information regarding weather conditions, please use the following Hong Kong Observatory website: www.weather.gov.hk (You can download their app to your smartphone or tablet.) Hong Kong Observatory telephone: 187-8200 (Press 1 for Cantonese, 2 for Mandarin, 3 for English)
We look forward to welcoming you into our school community!
