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Christian Alliance P.C. Lau Memorial International School

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, Mandarin
Fees HK$129,970 - 169,080
Ages 5 - 12 years
Pupil numbers 550
Type Co-educational
Opened 2020
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum Canadian Curriculum, Christian Curriculum
Taught languages English, Mandarin
Typical class size 22
Strengths Performing Arts, STEM, Service and Sustainability
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Community and Service, Lifestyle and Wellbeing
Stages Early Years, Primary School
Introduction

Christian Alliance P.C. Lau Memorial International School (CAPCL) is a Christian day school in Kowloon City offering Preparatory to Grade 6 with the Alberta (Canada) Programs of Study in a bilingual setting (~65% English / 35% Mandarin). The curriculum includes Bible, language arts in English and Chinese, mathematics, science/social studies, music, visual arts, and physical education. A signature feature is STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading & Research, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics), emphasizing hands-on, multidisciplinary learning. Facilities highlighted by the school include the Treehouse Library, Christ Ambassador Makerspace, Heavenly Studio, and varied indoor/outdoor playspaces. Typical class sizes are about 22–24 students. CAPCL provides a contracted school bus service across Hong Kong and operates an admissions rolling process where places are available. The school notes a capacity of approximately 550 students and is Alberta-accredited.

2 Fu Ning St, Ma Tau Wai, Hong Kong.

The Essentials

Christian Alliance P.C. Lau Memorial International School has 550 pupils, typical class sizes of 22, instruction in English, Mandarin.

Location
The school is situated in Kowloon City, Hong Kong, a short walk from Sung Wong Toi MTR Station (Exit B1). The surrounding area is largely residential, with several other schools nearby. Public transport links, including MTR and bus routes, make the campus accessible from many parts of the city.

Stages
CAPCL serves students from Preparatory (equivalent to Kindergarten) through Grade 6, with a focus on early years and primary education. Students typically range from about 5 to 12 years old.

Type
The school is co-educational, welcoming both boys and girls. It operates as a day school only, with no boarding facilities available.

Additional learning support
CAPCL offers inclusion for students with mild to moderate learning needs. A Learning Support Team collaborates with families and teachers to develop Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) as needed. The school is not a specialist SEN institution but provides universal and targeted support within mainstream classrooms.

Country affiliation
The school is Alberta-accredited and delivers the Canadian (Alberta) curriculum.

Religious affiliation
CAPCL is a Christian school operated by the Kowloon Tong Church of the Chinese Christian and Missionary Alliance.

School day structure
The school year runs from late August to June. A typical day begins at 8:05 am and ends at 3:25 pm, with breaks and lunchtime scheduled during the school day.

Bus service
Yes, CAPCL provides a bus service covering multiple areas of Hong Kong. Transportation is managed by an external company, Sang Kee Tourist Bus Ltd., and parents register directly with the provider. Routes and arrangements are designed to cover key residential districts where families live, ensuring broad accessibility for students.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
The school provides a school bus service across Hong Kong.

Uniform Requirement
All students wear school uniforms on campus or CAPCL-sponsored activities. Uniforms can be purchased online or at Fung Cheong Shun.

Food Options
Lunch is catered by Fit For Life Luncheon & Catering Services.

Governance and Ownership
The Kowloon Tong Church of the Chinese Christian and Missionary Alliance (KTAC) operates CAPCL; CAPCL re-opened in August 2020 after renovations under KTAC's auspices. The Head of School writes on behalf of KTAC and CAPCL is affiliated with KTAC.
Fees

Annual tuition at Christian Alliance P.C. Lau Memorial International School ranges from HKD 129,970 to HKD 169,080 for 2026/27.

Application Fees
A non-refundable application fee of HKD 1,500 is required for each new student and is valid for one academic year. Families must also choose between purchasing an Individual Capital Note (ICN) or paying an Annual Capital Levy (ACL).

Capital Contributions

Individual Capital Note (ICN): HKD 260,000 for the first child, with reduced amounts for additional siblings (HKD 234,000 for the second, HKD 221,000 for the third, and HKD 208,000 for the fourth). The ICN may be transferred for a 1% administration fee.
Annual Capital Levy (ACL): HKD 25,000 per student, payable each year if an ICN is not purchased.

Tuition Fees (Per Year, billed in 10 installments)

Preparatory: HKD 129,970
Grades 1–5: HKD 144,700
Grade 6: HKD 169,080

Sibling Discount

Second child: 10% tuition discount
Third child: 15% tuition discount
Fourth child and beyond: 20% tuition discount (discounts applied from youngest child upward).

Additional Fees
Late payment fees of HKD 200 per installment apply. Replacement costs for books, certificates, transcripts, or student cards are charged at cost plus administration fees. Uniforms, school bus, lunches, and extracurricular activities are billed separately.

Withdrawal and Refund Policy
Families must provide two full calendar months’ written notice of withdrawal. Without notice, two months of tuition fees are payable in lieu. Summer holidays are not counted as notice. Tuition and capital levies are non-refundable and non-prorated.

Payment Options
Tuition is billed in 10 equal installments. Accepted payment methods are not specified on the school website, but typically include local bank transfers.
Academics

Christian Alliance P.C. Lau Memorial International School teaches Canadian Curriculum, Christian Curriculum for students aged 5 to 12.

Curriculum
CAPCL follows the Alberta (Canada) Programs of Study, accredited by Alberta Education. The curriculum begins at the Preparatory level and continues through Grade 6, covering core subjects such as English Language Arts, Chinese Language Arts (Mandarin), Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, Music, Visual Arts, and Physical Education/Wellness. Students also take Bible studies as a core subject, reflecting the school’s Christian foundation. Approximately 65% of instruction is in English and 35% in Chinese (Mandarin, traditional script), ensuring bilingual literacy development. A distinctive element of the program is STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading & Research, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics), which integrates hands-on projects across disciplines. Specialist facilities such as the Treehouse Library, Makerspace, Heavenly Studio, and CloudWorks further support subject learning and creative exploration.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
CAPCL emphasizes a whole-child approach that integrates social, emotional, and spiritual development into daily school life. The curriculum includes Bible studies and opportunities for collaborative learning and worship, which foster interpersonal and community values. Facilities such as the Heavenly Studio and Treehouse Library are designed to encourage creativity, exploration, and teamwork. The school also promotes SEL through after-school activities such as Boys’ Brigade, Awana, and children’s worship, which support character formation. While these programs highlight the importance of student growth beyond academics, the school does not publish a standalone SEL policy.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
CAPCL states a commitment to inclusive education and provides support for students with mild to moderate learning needs. A dedicated Learning Support Team works with families and teachers to create Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) where required. Support may include universal classroom strategies, small group work, and tailored interventions. If a student’s needs exceed the provision available, the school advises families to consider alternative educational options. CAPCL is not a specialist SEN school and does not indicate support for severe or complex disabilities.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school delivers a bilingual program with approximately 65% of instruction in English and 35% in Chinese (Mandarin). However, CAPCL does not publicly disclose any specific English as an Additional Language (EAL) program or dedicated staffing for students requiring targeted English language support.

Mental Wellbeing
CAPCL integrates well-being into the school day through facilities such as indoor/outdoor play areas, the Heavenly Studio, and a curriculum that balances academics with arts, play, and physical education. These provide students with outlets for creativity, exercise, and social interaction. Community programs such as church partnerships also contribute to a sense of belonging and support. However, the school does not publish details of dedicated mental health services, such as counseling staff or wellbeing policies.

Safeguarding
CAPCL’s Inclusive Education Policy highlights its commitment to providing a safe and healthy learning environment for all students. It outlines expectations for creating supportive classrooms and identifies the role of staff in monitoring and assisting students. However, the school does not publicly provide a standalone safeguarding or child protection policy on its website.
Parent Experience

History
Christian Alliance P.C. Lau Memorial International School was founded in 1992 under the Kowloon Tong Church of the Chinese Christian and Missionary Alliance. The school suspended operations in 2017 to undergo significant renovations and planning for a refreshed vision. It officially reopened in August 2020 as an Alberta-accredited international primary school. Today, CAPCL continues to operate under the ownership of the church, combining faith-based education with the Canadian Alberta curriculum.

Community
The school community at CAPCL is closely connected to its Christian foundation and emphasizes family involvement. Events often include school–church collaborations, such as Boys’ Brigade, Awana programs, and children’s worship activities. Students also take part in extracurricular activities across arts, sports, and STEM, contributing to a vibrant community life. These opportunities create regular points of connection for students, staff, and families beyond the classroom.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
CAPCL launched its Parent Support Group (PSG) in January 2021 to strengthen the partnership between families and the school. The PSG meets around five times per year, focusing on enhancing communication, supporting school initiatives, and organizing community activities. Specific contributions include library volunteering, such as book-wrapping, storytelling, and recommending new titles. Parents are also involved in planning school events and providing feedback on student experiences. The PSG acts as a bridge between teachers, leadership, and families, reinforcing the school’s commitment to collaboration and community.
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Facilities

Facilities Overview
CAPCL operates from a renovated Kowloon campus and re-opened in August 2020 after a major renovation. The school adopts the Alberta curriculum with English and Chinese as the medium of instruction. The learning environment includes Treehouse Library, CA Makerspace, Heavenly Studio, CloudWorks, Dreamland, WOW Workshop, Joyful Corner, Assembly Hall, and indoor, outdoor, and covered play spaces. The campus has a capacity of approximately 550 Preparatory to Grade 6 students.

Sports Facilities
The school provides indoor, outdoor, and covered play spaces to support physical activity, with physical education and wellness integrated into the curriculum.

Academic Facilities
Academic facilities include Treehouse Library, CA Makerspace, Heavenly Studio, CloudWorks, Dreamland, and Assembly Hall, alongside indoor, outdoor, and covered play spaces. The Bible program is part of the curriculum, and STREAM (Science, Technology, Reading & Research, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics) is implemented to support multidisciplinary learning.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Extracurricular opportunities include dance, drama, badminton, basketball, football, table tennis, STEM, and Ukulele.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
CAPCL follows the Canadian Curriculum using the Alberta Programs of Study. The English Chinese Bilingual Program provides instruction in approximately 65% English and 35% Chinese (Mandarin with traditional script). The curriculum includes Bible, English Language Arts, Chinese Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies, with some subjects taught in Mandarin. STREAM provides multidisciplinary, hands-on learning across Science, Technology, Reading & Research, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics.

Arts & Creative
Music is part of the curriculum and Visual Arts are included. The school offers dedicated spaces to support creativity, such as the Treehouse Library, CA Makerspace, Heavenly Studio, CloudWorks, and other indoor/outdoor facilities.

Cultural & Language
The English-Chinese Bilingual Program aims to produce proficiency in English and Chinese, with Mandarin integrated into lessons. The program emphasizes listening, speaking, reading, writing, viewing, and representing in both English and Chinese to foster cross-cultural understanding and global-mindedness.

Community & Service
The curriculum is Christ-centered, learner-focused, and others-oriented, emphasizing service and community within the learning experience.

Leadership & Professional
Leadership development is facilitated through Christ Ambassadors and a Small Learning Community, supporting Christlike leadership among students.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The curriculum includes Bible education, Physical Education and Wellness, Music, and other arts, with a focus on physical development and well-being.
Languages

Language Provision
The school teaches in English and Chinese (Mandarin). It adopts the Canadian Alberta English-Chinese bilingual curriculum. The medium of instruction is approximately 65% English and 35% Chinese (Mandarin with traditional script). In addition to Chinese lessons, students study mathematics and one other subject using Mandarin.

Bilingual Teaching
The school offers a bilingual program in English and Chinese (Mandarin) at all grade levels. The program uses the Alberta curriculum with English and Chinese as the languages of instruction.
Reputation

Awards
The school’s website does not list any institutional awards received.

Accreditations
Alberta Accredited International School (AAIS): CAPCL is accredited by Alberta Education, Canada, meaning it delivers the Alberta Programs of Study and undergoes regular inspections to ensure teaching standards, curriculum, and assessment align with Alberta requirements.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Application Submission
Families begin by completing the online application form through the school’s admissions platform. Required documents include a recent photo, birth certificate, passport or Hong Kong ID, visa (if applicable), and the most recent two years of school report cards. A non-refundable application fee must be paid at this stage.

2. Document Review
The Admissions Office reviews the submitted forms and supporting documents to ensure eligibility and completeness. If any materials are missing, parents are contacted to provide them before the application can move forward. Families are also asked to confirm whether they will purchase an Individual Capital Note (ICN or pay an Annual Capital Levy (ACL.

3. Assessment and Interview
All applicants are invited to attend an admissions assessment and interview to evaluate academic readiness and language ability. For families applying from overseas, the school may offer conditional acceptance, with the requirement that students complete the in-person assessment once they arrive in Hong Kong.

4. Decision Notification
Admissions decisions are communicated to families via email. If the application is successful, families receive an offer letter outlining the conditions of enrollment. Where no space is available, applicants may be placed on a rolling waitlist.

5. Enrollment and Confirmation
To secure the place, parents must submit enrollment documents, pay the required fees (including tuition installment and capital contributions), and confirm school bus or other service arrangements. A formal acceptance package is issued to finalize the student’s registration.

Scholarships
The school website indicates that scholarships and financial aid may be available, but does not provide details on eligibility, selection criteria, or amounts. In addition, a Fees Reduction Scheme exists for families requiring financial support, subject to approval by the school’s Resource Management Committee. No information is disclosed on merit-based or subject-specific scholarships.

Waitlist
CAPCL follows a rolling admissions process, meaning applications are accepted and reviewed throughout the year. If places are available, qualified applicants are offered admission immediately. Where no places exist in a grade, students may be placed on a waitlist until a spot opens. The school does not publish details of a pooled system or randomized selection process.
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