Amoy College Kindergarten 2026 | Free Kindergarten in Kowloon City - Fees & Guide
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School ReviewsPublished: 2026-05-15 · Updated: 2026-06-08

Amoy College Kindergarten 2026 | Free Kindergarten in Kowloon City - Fees & Guide

2026 guide to Amoy College Kindergarten in Kowloon City: free half-day, full-day at $3,575/year + meals $6,325. Curriculum features, campus environment, and admission info.

Amoy College is a long-established non-profit kindergarten located on Tin Kwong Road in Kowloon City. As a participant in the Free Quality Kindergarten Education Scheme, it offers free half-day education and extremely affordable full-day options — one of the best value choices in the Kowloon City district.

School Overview

Item Details
School Name Amoy College
Chinese Name 閩光書院
Address 14 Tin Kwong Road, Kowloon City, Kowloon
District Kowloon City
Free Scheme ✅ Participates
Sessions Half-day (AM) / Full-day
PN Class ❌ Not offered

Fees (2025/26)

Level AM Half-day Full-day
Nursery (K1) Free $3,575/year
Lower (K2) Free $3,575/year
Upper (K3) Free $3,575/year

Full-Day Total Cost

Item Annual Monthly
Tuition $3,575 ~$298
Meal charge $6,325 ~$527
Total $9,900 ~$825

💡 Full-day including meals costs under $900/month — one of the most affordable full-day options in Kowloon City.


Curriculum Features

Amoy College emphasises balanced development:

  • Activity-based learning: Play and thematic activities as core teaching methods
  • Character education: Building good habits and social etiquette
  • Language development: Cantonese primary, with English and Mandarin
  • Arts and physical education: Music, art, and physical activity programmes

Comparison with Kowloon City Schools

School Half-day Fee Full-day Fee Full-day + Meals Features
Amoy College Free $3,575 $9,900 Activity-based, community-rooted
Cannan KG (Waterloo) Free — — Half-day only, has PN class
Learning Habitat (Laguna Verde) $86,400 — — Private, inquiry-based

Campus Environment

Located in the residential area of Tin Kwong Road, Kowloon City:

  • Near multiple residential areas
  • Close to Kowloon Walled City Park
  • Convenient bus and minibus routes
  • Campus includes classrooms, activity rooms, and outdoor playground

Admission

Application Period

Applications typically accepted September–October each year. Contact the school directly or check EDB announcements.

📅 See K1 Admission Timeline

Entry Age

  • Nursery (K1): Must turn 2 years 8 months by 31 August of entry year
  • Amoy College does not offer PN class

FAQ

Is Amoy College Kindergarten good?

A well-established school with rich teaching experience. Free half-day plus extremely low full-day fees (including meals ~$825/month) make it very accessible. Well-suited for families valuing a traditional, stable learning environment in a convenient Kowloon City location.

Is the full-day option worth it?

Tuition $3,575 + meals $6,325 = just $9,900/year total. Excellent value for dual-income families — includes lunch and nap time for extended learning and socialisation.

Does Amoy College have N-class (PN)?

No. The youngest entry level is Nursery (K1). For PN class options in Kowloon City, consider Cannan Kindergarten (Waterloo) or other schools with PN.


Kowloon City Kindergarten Rankings

Where to find "Hong Kong kindergarten rankings"?

Many parents search for "kindergarten rankings" hoping to find an authoritative league table. We don't provide traditional rankings — there's no single "best" standard for kindergartens; academic-focused, happy-learning, and international-curriculum schools each suit different family needs.

Instead, we provide objective data for parents to compare themselves:


Data sources: EDB Approved Fee Certificates 2025/26. Actual fees subject to school announcements.

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