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Harrow Little Lions Kai Tak serves children aged 3–5 across Nursery (K1) and Reception (K2), opening August 2025. The school delivers the AISL-designed Little Lions Curriculum (LLC), which is built to map to and exceed England’s EYFS standards. Daily learning is in English, with all children receiving one hour of Mandarin weekly led by a specialist. The school day runs 08:00–14:00 and includes timetabled music and physical play/PE. Facilities span three floors, including six Nursery and six Reception classrooms, shared learning spaces, and an outdoor learning area used daily. Class sizes are capped at 20, each led by a teacher and supported by a teaching assistant. A mandatory bus service with seat belts and adult supervision operates across Hong Kong. The Head, Ms Nikki Street, leads the Kai Tak team, which provides a clear pathway to Harrow Hong Kong’s wider community.
This campus is part ofHarrow International School Hong Kong
55 Kwun Tong Rd, Ngau Tau Kok, Hong Kong
The Essentials
Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak has 230 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in English.
Location
The school is located at 55 Kwun Tong Road in the Kai Tak area of Hong Kong, a short drive or bus ride from major transport links. It is situated in the redeveloped Kai Tak district, making it fairly accessible for families living in Kowloon and East Hong Kong.
Stages
The school serves the early years age group, specifically children aged 3 to 5 years across two levels: Nursery (K1) and Reception (K2).
Type
It is a co-educational day kindergarten offering early years provision.
Additional learning support
While detailed information on special educational needs (SEN) support is not publicly listed, the school states that they spend time getting to know each child’s development and learning styles.
Country affiliation
The school is based in Hong Kong and is affiliated with the broader Harrow International School Hong Kong/AISL Harrow Schools family, but it does not exclusively affiliate itself to another country.
Religious affiliation
The school has no religious affiliations.
School day structure
The school day begins at 8:00 am and ends at 2:00 pm, with children participating in extended periods of play, outdoor access daily, and timetabled sessions such as Mandarin and music.
Bus service
The school offers a bus service which is mandatory for all pupils in line with Transport Department requirements. The service is operated by Chun Wo Bus Services Ltd., with adult supervision on each bus and seat belts fitted.
Fees
Annual tuition at Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak ranges from HKD 235,818 for 2026/27.
Application Fee A non-refundable, non-transferable fee of HK$ 1,500 is charged to cover the administration costs of processing the application.
Billing Schedule & Payment Terms Fees are published annually in advance and are payable in Hong Kong Dollars. The school reserves the right to correct administrative errors and recover any associated shortfall; they may consider payment plans on a case-by-case basis in exceptional mitigating circumstances.
Other Costs or Fees The public fees page does not provide detailed information on uniform costs, lunch fees or other ancillary charges.
Refund Information The publicly available fees section does not specify refund policies in detail. Parents are advised to contact the Finance Department for full terms.
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Academics
Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak teaches Bespoke Curriculum, EYFS (Early years foundation stage) for students aged 3 to 5.
Curriculum
The Harrow Little Lions Kai Tak offers a bespoke early years programme called the Little Lions Curriculum (LLC), designed specifically for the AISL Harrow Schools network. The curriculum covers two year groups – Nursery (K1, typically ages 3 to 4) and Reception (K2, ages 4 to 5). It is mapped to and exceeds the England Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) standards, integrating Harrow’s core values of courage, humility, fellowship and honour. The curriculum is structured around ten Learning Domains (for example Communication & Language; Literacy; Mathematics; The Arts; Sustainability & Environmental Awareness; Digital Knowledge & Awareness; Identity & Diversity) and five Learning Disciplines (such as Thinking & Cognitive Development; Curiosity; Motivation; Creativity; Emotional Development & Well-being). The programme emphasises both “what children learn” (knowledge and skills) and “how children learn” (learning behaviours and processes such as memory, attention and reasoning).
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Harrow Little Lions Kai Tak embeds Social and Emotional Learning within its curriculum through the Learning Discipline of “Emotional Development and Well-being.” Children learn to identify and express their emotions, develop empathy for others, and practise self-regulation through structured activities and daily interactions. The school emphasises close communication with families to help children feel safe, valued, and confident. Strong relationships between teachers, support staff, and pupils are a central part of the learning environment, encouraging emotional security and social growth.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Teachers provide differentiated support for children who may find aspects of learning challenging, working closely with parents to discuss progress and classroom strategies. The school does not publish detailed information about formal SEN programmes, specialist staff, or the specific types of needs it supports. It is not described as a specialist SEN institution.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding English as an Additional Language (EAL) provision or any dedicated support for children learning English as a second language.
Mental Wellbeing
Emotional wellbeing forms an integral part of the curriculum, with explicit teaching around recognising emotions, empathy, and resilience. The Head’s Welcome notes that wellbeing is viewed as essential to effective learning, and staff work to create a caring, secure environment where children feel confident to explore and learn. Some staff have backgrounds that include wellbeing and early childhood development.
Safeguarding
The school confirms that it maintains rigorous child protection and safeguarding policies, with all staff required to undertake regular training. These measures are designed to ensure that every child learns in a safe and supportive environment.
Admissions
Admissions
1. Application Submission Parents begin the process by completing the online application form available on the school’s website. They must upload copies of the child’s passport (and visa if applicable), both parents’ passports, and the two most recent school reports. A non-refundable application fee is required at this stage.
2. Assessment Stage Once the application is reviewed, the school invites the child to participate in an age-appropriate assessment. The admissions team contacts parents directly to confirm the date, time, and format of this session.
3. Admission Decision After the assessment, the school reviews results and supporting documents before communicating the outcome by email. Offers of places are made based on suitability and availability, in accordance with the school’s admissions policy.
4. Offer and Enrolment Families accepting an offer must complete enrolment paperwork and submit any required fees before the start of term. The admissions office provides full details of this step once the offer is confirmed.
5. Final Confirmation After payment and documentation are received, the child’s place is secured. Parents receive onboarding information to prepare for the start of the academic year.
Waitlist
The school does not publicly state the operation of a formal waitlist or pool system for admissions.
FAQs
What ages does Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak serve?
Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak serves students aged 3 to 5.
What curriculum does Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak follow?
The Harrow Little Lions Kai Tak offers a bespoke early years programme called the Little Lions Curriculum (LLC), designed specifically for the AISL Harrow Schools network. The curriculum covers two year groups – Nursery (K1, typically ages 3 to 4).
Where is Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak located?
The school is located at 55 Kwun Tong Road in the Kai Tak area of Hong Kong, a short drive or bus ride from major transport links. It is situated in the redeveloped Kai Tak district, making it fairly accessible for families living in Kowloon and.
What are the tuition fees?
**Application Fee**
A non-refundable, non-transferable fee of **HK$ 1,500** is charged to cover the administration costs of processing the application.
**Tuition Fees**
* Nursery (K1): Annual fee **HK$ 235,818**
* Reception (K2): Annual fee.
How many students attend Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak?
The school has approximately 230 students.
What languages are taught?
The language of learning is English. All teachers communicate in English with the children. All children have one hour per week of Mandarin, designed to expose them to Mandarin through songs, stories, rhymes and games. A specialist Mandarin teacher.
How does the admissions process work?
**1. Application Submission**
Parents begin the process by completing the online application form available on the school’s website. They must upload copies of the child’s passport (and visa if applicable), both parents’ passports, and the two.
What facilities does the school have?
The learning spaces include classrooms, a library, an outdoor terrace, and 1/F and 2/F shared spaces. The environment is warm and nurturing, emphasizing safety and strong relationships among families, staff and children. These spaces spark.
What extracurricular activities are available?
Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten provides early years education for children aged 3 to 5 years old. The program uses the Little Lions Curriculum (LLC) designed for AISL Harrow Schools and aligned with the Early Years Foundation Stage (England).
When was Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak founded?
Harrow Little Lions Kindergarten - Kai Tak was founded in 2025.
What accreditations does the school hold?
* **Council of International Schools (CIS)**: Harrow International School Hong Kong, the parent institution of Harrow Little Lions Kai Tak, is accredited by the CIS. This accreditation confirms that the school meets rigorous international standards.
