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Having gained the full support of the Education Bureau, Shrewsbury International School Hong Kong is delighted to announce the launch of a half day programme for students entering Nursery classes from January 2021 onwards.

Appointment confirmed, Student Councillors were delighted to take up position for their first meeting of the year this week. Their first engagement involved the delivery of a letter to our Principal, Mr Keeling, to lobby for support on an early fundraising effort for the Box of Hope charity.

School Partnership Coordinator, Ms Chelly Tsang, was thrilled to be able to introduce families of students in Key Stage 2 to Mr Leo Winkley, Headmaster at Shrewsbury School, and Mr Rob Fox, Headmaster at Packwood Haugh as part of a digital conference on the subject of school selection last week.

School Partnership Coordinator, Ms Chelly Tsang, was thrilled to be able to introduce families of students in Key Stage 2 to Mr Leo Winkley, Headmaster at Shrewsbury School, and Mr Rob Fox, Headmaster at Packwood Haugh as part of a digital conference on the subject of school selection last week.

Thanks to the considerate guidance of school staff as part of our Secondary School Selection Programme, we are delighted to announce that Annette is the first Year 6 student to receive an offer from Shrewsbury International School Bangkok for a place in their secondary section.

Shrewsbury International School was delighted to announce that it has received formal support from the Education Bureau to resume full school days on campus from 23rd September to parents earlier this morning.

The Shrewsbury Parents' Association offered a warm welcome to families this week as they launched news of a first event at the start of the 2020/21 academic year.

Following their recent arrival, new staff were asked to provide candid feedback about the process of orientation and induction.

Bauhinia House have been crowned champions for the 2019/20 Academic Year and can celebrate the end of term as the very first recipients of the House Cup.

Shrewsbury students and staff from across the world have come together in song thanks to a virtual choir project led by the Music department here in Hong Kong.