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Acting to support connections between Hong Kong based families soon to join Shrewsbury School UK with those already part of the community, The Friends of Shrewsbury were delighted to be able to host their annual orientation at Shrewsbury International School Hong Kong this year.
The news that three graduates from the Class of 2021 have chosen to continue their association with the Shrewsbury family of schools stands as a true testament to our shared aspiration and closeness of connection.
The Class of 2021 marked their graduation on campus with parents during the evening of 24th June.
With 17 Chinese teachers from across the family in attendance, the inaugural Shrewsbury International Asia Chinese Learning Conference took place earlier this month.
Scholars at Shrewsbury International School Hong Kong are expected to uphold the highest standards and be a role model for other children.
With clearly articulated standards neatly demarcating accelerated progress for learners, the advanced Chinese language programme at Shrewsbury has begun to attract considerable attention from native speakers keen to draw upon the advantages of a truly international setting.
Keen to learn more about our incredible community, we speak to a Shrewsbury family every month to find out about their journey, their aspiration and their hopes for the future. This month is the turn of the Yang Family - this is their story:
As part of a Kindergarten Festival hosted by the South China Morning Post this weekend, Shrewsbury Principal, Mr Ben Keeling, was invited to join a panel discussion on the development of social and emotional skills in young learners.
Keen to learn more about our incredible community, we speak to a Shrewsbury family every month to find out about their journey, their aspiration and their hopes for the future. This month is the turn of the Lau Family - this is their story:
Results from Sarah Brennan’s international story writing competition are in - and it’s great news for Shrewsbury students who are able to celebrate three tales of success!
Keen to learn more about our incredible community, we speak to a new family every month to find out about their journey, their aspiration and their hopes for the future. This month is the turn of the Choi Family - this is their story:
Hong Kong residents and current Shrewsbury School students, Josh and Sam Canham, were welcomed onto campus by Principal, Mr Ben Keeling, last week to explore their experience of life in the UK and the challenges they faced on arrival as they moved into boarding houses for the very first time.
Having successfully obtained Associate Membership earlier this year, Shrewsbury Principal, Mr Ben Keeling, was delighted to join his very first FOBISIA Head Meeting this afternoon.
Keen to learn more about our incredible community, we speak to a new family every month to find out about their journey, their aspiration and their hopes for the future. This month is the turn of the Liang Family - this is their story:
Students marked a week centring upon healthy living with a sequence of interconnected activities designed to provoke reflection.
A prestigious gathering of school leaders marked the first of what is expected to be an ongoing series of seminars designed to inspire ever closer collaboration among Shrewsbury schools.
Results from our first full Community Survey are in - and they support an extremely positive view of the experiences and opportunities available to students here at Shrewsbury.
Shrewsbury International School Hong Kong is delighted to announce that it has been admitted into the Federation of British International Schools in Asia (FOBISIA) as an Associate Member.
Parents were effusive in their praise of an ambitious digital pantomime presentation from students in Year 5 and 6 this year, as the performing arts programme at Shrewsbury made a triumphant statement at the start of a busy festive period.
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.
