As a community school, we recognise and value the importance of coming together to explore, contribute and celebrate.
We host a wide range of events each year that are designed to engage students, faculty, staff and parents as well as the broader community. Our approach to parent education is comprehensive, and we offer a series of opportunities for our parents as learners, empowering them as active partners in their child’s learning journey. Events are often initiated and led by student groups and parent committees, providing many entry points into participation for every community member.
COMMUNITY CELEBRATIONS
The HKA Community Fair is the largest event on our school calendar, with over 1000 community members coming together for a day of performances, activities and food. The Lunar New Year Assembly, Staff Appreciation Lunch and End of Year Assembly instill pride and joy about being members of the HKA community. Additional smaller scale events such as coffee mornings, evening socials and fundraising dinners bring parents and staff together and provide social opportunities for building connections and forging friendships.
PARENT EDUCATION EVENTS
Learning is a focal point for all members of the HKA community, and that includes our parents. Parent education is designed to support parents through every stage of their child's development. Workshops explore topics such as wellbeing, digital citizenship, literacy and learning through play. Curriculum events contextualise how the IB PYP, MYP and DP are implemented at HKA and how these programmes foster conceptual and contextual learning. Post-secondary information sessions offer insights into the range of opportunities that are available to students upon graduation. Through parent education, we nurture a strong home-school partnership that benefits every child at HKA.
Motivated by a desire to engage in meaningful and significant action, HKA students develop, design and lead initiatives that demonstrate their growing identities as global citizens. Students organise excursions, fundraisers and performances focussed on the issues which they feel passionate about, such as refugee rights and protections, plastic use and waste production, homelessness and stray animals, often in collaboration with local or global partners. Our students approach these initiatives with an educational mindset, seeking to raise awareness beyond the event to motivate sustained involvement and action towards these issues by HKA community members.
HKA summer programme is running 21st June to 30th July and has over 30 activities available for 3 – 18 year olds. Please click here for details and registration.
Over 30 activities available for 3 – 18 year olds from 21st June to 30th July.
Our Secondary School students have many opportunities to pursue their interests during lunchtime and after school clubs. Faculty and staff offer a variety of activities such as Math Competitions, Young Investors Club, and Student Media Team. Students can also join student-led groups and leadership teams that are supervised by faculty. These include Action for Refugees, Project Plastic, Sai Kung Stray Friends, ImpactHK, Dragonfly Council, Student Council and GCD Student Leadership Team.
ANNUAL FUND
The Annual Fund is a general fund that supports HKA’s operational budget. Unrestricted gifts to the Annual Fund help us realise additional innovative school projects not fully covered by tuition and the operational budget. Giving to the Annual Fund is a powerful way to support creative ideas and initiatives that bring HKA’s mission to life.
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LEARNER SUPPORT
HKA’s Learner Support programme caters to a wide range of students with diverse learning styles and needs. Inclusive education is at the heart of our mission, and HKA’s leadership in this area is known throughout the international school community.
15% of the student body is supported by this programme.
The Learner Support programme operates on an 80% recovery model. HKA is committed to subventing the remaining 20%.
HKA’s Learner Support programme is designed to ensure that all students can thrive in our rigorous learning environment. Inclusive education is at the heart of our mission, and HKA’s leadership in this area is known throughout the international school community. The Learner Support programme operates on an 80% recovery model. HKA is committed to subventing the remaining 20%.
Our commitment to diversity and inclusion includes socio-economic inclusion. Families may apply for a range of means-tested scholarships. HKA also offers financial assistance to families experiencing short-term challenges.
HKA offers scholarships at the 30, 60 and 90 percent levels.
The school will offer as much scholarship support as funding allows.
CAPITAL PROJECTS
HKA seeks to stay ahead of the curve by investing in capital projects that enhance our capitivative learning environment. We strive to implement a new learning initiative capital project, community artefact, or renovated building infrastructure on an annual basis. These multi-phased, costly projects are not included in the annual operating budget. They are critical to the long-term viability and sustainability of the school.
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HKA is committed to diversity and inclusion, including socio-economic inclusion. Families may apply for a range of means-tested scholarships. HKA also offers financial assistance to families experiencing short-term challenges.
HKA offers scholarships at the 30, 60 and 90% levels.
The school offers as much scholarship support as funding allows.
How to Get Here
The following information will assist you in arriving at our campus. If you have any issues while travelling, feel free to call our Main Office on 2655 1111 for more advice.
“Sai Kung Rocket”: Mong Kok <-> Sai Kung ‘red-top’ from Dundas Street
MTR & Taxi
The nearest MTR stations are Wu Kai Sha, Choi Hung or Hang Hau and all are approximately 20/25min away by taxi. Click here for an image to show the taxi driver with the school address in English & Chinese (香港新界西貢惠民路33號).
Private Car
There is no parking on campus but there are 2 public car parks, one opposite and one behind the campus.
