Nord Anglia International School Hong Kong

Since July 2025, Tim Richardson. Previously head at British School Guangzhou, Mr Richardson brings with him a rich background in educational leadership, having served in various international schools where he championed inclusive learning, student

Rolling admissions. Play-based assessment for early years, then from year 1 the school looks for a good solid grasp of English or at least the potential to learn. From year 3, there are online assessments and, in secondary, this includes an

Exit has predominantly tended to be families moving away from Hong Kong. Those that do often actively look at other Nord Anglia schools. The first year of graduates (2021) received offers from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Durham

In 2025, average IB score of 35 with 44 as the highest score achieved.

NAISHK is part of Nord Anglia Education, with 77 international schools across 31 countries in its portfolio, all following the same mould of an adapted National Curriculum for England through to I/GCSEs and IB Diploma. This may have some parents

In-class support is provided for early years students and a dedicated department in place for primary years. Out-of-class sessions also on offer either in small groups or on an individual basis. Dyslexia, as well as social and emotional skills, are

Two types of EAL (English as an Additional Language) provision available: intensive specialist lessons and core in-class support. A good command of English is vital to access the curriculum and students may need to drop a foreign language until it is

Art is abundant and the displays around campus are both impressive and diverse in their mediums. There is even a kiln for primary years although disappointingly students can’t use the art space at break or lunch. Special mention for the ‘Wall of

Judging by the burgeoning trophy cabinet, NAISHK Knights excel, bagging wins in swimming, soccer, horse riding and chess. Inter-school competitions are also held with their sister international schools both globally and regionally.

Facilities in

Regarded by parents as the ‘British way of doing things’ - not a complaint but a positive. Issues are dealt with by the class teacher or house tutor who quickly get a handle on things. They take time to explain what's wrong with the situation as

Described as a true mix of nationalities (over 40 represented), parents are quick to point out the majority are not British families but a nice spread, which is part of the appeal of the school. Refreshing to hear. The school really does hold its own

Parents feel they will be getting their money’s worth with a new campus and ultimately more space for all. Sitting in the mid-range of fees, this school now has facilities to rival those in the top tier.

A surprising dark horse. One to watch with a new head, new IB graduate pathway, new campus and a new spring in its step. Once lingering in the shadows of its counterparts, NAISHK is about to step into the bright lights. In the words of the head, ‘Why