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Singapore International School (Hong Kong)’s Preparatory Years and Primary Campus is located at 23 Nam Long Shan Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong, and serves students from the two-year Preparatory Years programme through to Primary 6. The Preparatory Years curriculum is fully bilingual (English & Chinese/Putonghua with simplified characters) and supports a class-size of approximately 22 students in PY1 and PY2. In Primary, the school follows the Singapore curriculum adapted to the HKSAR context and emphasises subject disciplines, thinking and communication skills, and character development built around the values of Respect, Responsibility, Resilience, Integrity, Care and Harmony (3RICH). Campus facilities include classrooms, makerspaces, a swimming pool, outdoor playgrounds and specialised studios for art, music and drama. The Nam Long Shan campus is linked via a bridge to the Secondary section, providing continuity for families seeking through-train education.
23 Nam Long Shan Rd, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
Singapore International School (Hong Kong) - Preparatory Years and Primary Campus has 1,800 pupils, typical class sizes of 27, instruction in English, Mandarin.
The campus is at 23 Nam Long Shan Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong. It sits on the south side of Hong Kong Island and is about a five-minute walk from the Wong Chuk Hang MTR station (South Island Line); bus routes also serve Nam Long Shan Road.
This campus covers the Preparatory Years (early years) and Primary years through to Primary 6.
It is a co-educational day school.
The school provides small-group and individualised programmes to help students strengthen their academic, social, and emotional skills when additional support is needed. However, it is not a SEN specialist institution.
The school follows a Singapore-style curriculum and is supported by the Singapore Ministry of Education.
The school is not affiliated with any particular religion.
Normal school hours for the Primary section are given as approximately 8:20 am to 3:00 pm, with co-curricular activities from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm.
The school offers a school bus service operated by a third-party provider for Preparatory Years and Primary students.
Annual tuition at Singapore International School (Hong Kong) - Preparatory Years and Primary Campus ranges from HKD 103,000 to HKD 161,100 for 2026/27.
Singapore International School (Hong Kong) - Preparatory Years and Primary Campus teaches Singapore Curriculum for students aged 3 to 10.
The Preparatory Years and Primary curriculum at Singapore International School (Hong Kong) follows the Singapore education framework adapted to the local Hong Kong context. In the two-year Preparatory programme, children learn through an integrated bilingual approach (English and Chinese/Putonghua) across five key areas: character and values, language and numeracy, discovery of the world, health and motor skills, and creative expression. In the Primary Years (Primary 1–6), students study English, Chinese, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, the Arts, and Physical Education. Character and Citizenship Education is woven throughout to build values and leadership skills. Innovation and Design, information technology, and project-based learning are also part of the Primary programme. Teaching in the lower years is bilingual, gradually shifting to English as the main medium of instruction in upper Primary.
The school integrates social and emotional development within its curriculum through its Student Development framework. It provides small-group and individualised programmes to help students build academic, social, and emotional skills where extra support is needed.
Singapore International School (Hong Kong) offers small-group and individualised programmes for students who need additional learning or emotional support. The school does not specify the types of learning needs supported, nor does it list specialist staff such as educational psychologists or therapists.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding EAL provision or dedicated English language support for non-native speakers.
The school’s Student Development framework mentions support for students’ social and emotional wellbeing through small-group and individual programmes. However, there is no publicly available reference to qualified counsellors, psychologists, or formal mental health programmes.
Singapore International School (Hong Kong) has a detailed Child Protection and Safeguarding Policy aligned with Hong Kong law and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. The school maintains a Child Safeguarding Team (CST) for the Preparatory and Primary section, led by the Vice-Principal, and supported by staff including Heads of Student Well-Being and Student Management, Year Heads, and the School Nurse. All staff receive safeguarding training during induction and refresher sessions every two years. Concerns are managed through a structured reporting and risk assessment process, which may involve the Social Welfare Department or police when necessary. The policy also covers whistleblowing protections, safe recruitment practices, and regular policy reviews to ensure compliance and accountability.
1. Submit Online Application
Parents must complete an online application form and pay the application fee (HKD 2,800) using Visa or Mastercard for the application to be considered. Applications cannot be deferred to another academic year once submitted.
2. Submit Supporting Documents
After the online application is submitted, a printed version of the application plus supporting documents (such as birth certificate, passport, visa status, and current school reports) must be posted to the Admissions Team at 23 Nam Long Shan Road, Aberdeen.
3. Admissions Assessment
For Primary (and Preparatory) applicants, the school conducts written assessments in English, Chinese (Putonghua) and Mathematics; assessments are held around mid-November to early-December of the year before entry if applications are submitted by the deadline.
4. Offer & Payment of Acceptance Fees
If an offer is made, parents must accept by paying the required debenture (Personal or Corporate), the capital levy and any entrance fee by the given deadline in order to secure the place.
5. Enrolment & Registration
Once acceptance payments are cleared, the school will provide registration forms, induction information, uniform orders, and school-bus arrangements for the new student.
6. Confirmation & Commencement
With all payments, forms and prerequisites completed, the student starts at the beginning of the academic year. Places are only confirmed when all the required payments (debenture, levy, fees) are received.
There is no mention of scholarships, bursaries, or merit awards available at the Preparatory Years or Primary levels.
The school does not publicly describe a detailed formal waitlist or “pool” system.