Primary Division–Mainland Curriculum

1.Offers courses from Grade 1 to Grade 6.

2.Provides a bi-literate, trilingual environment: Mandarin and English are both used as languages of instruction. Subjects such as English, Mathematics, Music, Visual Arts, and STEM are taught using Hong Kong textbooks, with shared teaching staff for both Mainland and Hong Kong curricula, all taught in English. Chinese Language, National Studies, Moral and Legal Education, Mental Health, and Physical Education are taught in Mandarin.

3.All primary students who meet the basic requirements and pass the school's evaluation are eligible for direct admission to our secondary section (Mainland curriculum).

The Primary Section - Mainland Curriculum follows the framework of China's nine-year compulsory education, ensuring students receive a comprehensive foundational education that prepares them for future exams like Zhongkao (Junior High School Scholastic Aptitude Examination) and Gaokao (National College Entrance Exam). Our curriculum integrates bilingual teaching, retaining the strengths of Mainland subjects such as Chinese and Mathematics while incorporating elements of the Hong Kong curriculum. Curriculum highlights include, but are not limited to:

1.Compliance with the nine-year compulsory education: Teaching is based on the curriculum requirements of the Ministry of Education, with a focus on positive guidance, moral education, and national education activities.

2.Focus on bilingual education: The library offers bilingual picture books for different age groups, helping students develop bilingual reading habits from an early age.

3.Engaging and diverse subject activities: The curriculum includes a wide range of activities such as club activities, themed festivals, project-based learning, independent research, and performances.

4.Activities to foster individual interests: Students can freely choose after-school activities, interest clubs, and sports, allowing them to explore their personal passions.

5.Cultural heritage activities: Traditional Chinese culture is emphasised through courses in calligraphy and classical Chinese studies, with daily writing practice and the opportunity to participate in various traditional cultural events.

6. International courses to broaden horizons: We organise cross-cultural exchange activities and offer the option to learn second foreign languages such as Spanish, German, and French.

Secondary Division-Mainland Curriculum

Bilingual Innovation Programme (Secondary) Admission for Grades 7-9:

The Bilingual Innovation Programme (Secondary) offers an integrated Shenzhen–Hong Kong curriculum, designed primarily to support students transitioning from the public education system to international or Hong Kong curriculum through bilingual learning. It strengthens English provision and expands language learning opportunities, while enhancing mathematics and science teaching to maintain students' strong academic foundations. Through a wide range of experiential and project-based learning, students are encouraged to explore their strengths, interests, and potential, and to prepare fully for subject selection at the senior secondary level. Students may then progress smoothly to either the school's international curriculum or Hong Kong curriculum. 

International Arts Programme Admission for Grades 9-12:

For Grades 9–12, the Mainland Curriculum offers an International Arts Programme spanning multiple disciplines, including music, drama, film and media, and design. Integrating artistic practice with technology, it provides authentic learning contexts and rich practical experiences to develop students' creativity, design thinking, artistic perception, and aesthetic awareness. The programme maintains close links with the University of the Arts London and supports progression to leading arts institutions and comprehensive universities in Hong Kong, Macao, and overseas. It also equips students with the skills needed for innovation in the age of AI. 

Zhongkao Curriculum Admission for Grade 9:

The Zhongkao Curriculum adheres to the National Curriculum Standards under the compulsory education framework, while also integrating the strengths of selected subjects from the Hong Kong Curriculum. It offers a student-centred, bilingual programme that prepares students for the Zhongkao examination. Upon completion, students may, based on their Zhongkao results, progress to our senior secondary Hong Kong Curriculum (Secondary 4) or International Curriculum, or apply to other general senior secondary schools or international schools.

All school activities are centrally coordinated and open to all students, regardless of background or curriculum. Students may participate based on their interests, with a wide range of options available.