Eastern Kindergartens · Non-profit · NCS Support Kindergartens

45 schools

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Schools
45
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Free Scheme
4293%
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With PN
27
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Fee Range
$11,892 - $60,000/year

Kiangsu & Chekiang Primary School

Eastern · Non-profit-making

From $50,800/year
PN⬆ Through-train
Apply: 3/7 – 11/9 open

Po Leung Kuk Wai Yin Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREEPN
Apply: 1/6 – 28/11 open

North Point Methodist Church Kindergarten (fortress Hill)

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$60,000/year
FREEPN
Apply: 1/9 open

Bo Bo Nursery School

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$48,240/year
FREEPN

Epoch Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREE
Apply: 1/9 – 31/10 open

The Salvation Army North Point Nursery School

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREEPN

North Point Methodist Church Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREE
Apply: 1/9 open

Lutheran Philip House Hing Man Nursery School

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREEPN

Cannan Kindergarten (siu Sai Wan)

Eastern · Non-profit-making

From $3,970/year
FREE
Apply: 14/9 – 19/10 open

Baptist Pui Li School

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREE
Apply: 1/9 open

Spring View Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

From $99/year
FREE

The Christian & Missionary Alliance Scholars' Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREE

Grace Baptist Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREE

Creative Kindergarten (heng Fa Chuen)

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$46,850/year
FREEPN
Apply: 22/7 – 31/10 open

The Endeavourers Chan Cheng Kit Wan Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREE

New Jade Elementi Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$43,680/year
FREEPN

Hop Yat Church Chan Pak Wang Memorial Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$35,640/year
FREEPN

St Anna Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten (local Stream)

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$31,380/year
FREEPN

St. Dominic Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$35,700/year
FREEPN

Kornhill Christian Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREE

The Hong Kong Chinese Women'S Club Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$11,892/year
FREEPN

Shau Kei Wan Methodist Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREE

Twghs Fong Shu Chuen Nursery School

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREEPN

St. Peter'S Church Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREE

St Anna Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten (non-Local Stream)

Eastern · Non-profit-making

From $35,930/year
PN

Sheng Kung Hui Holy Nativity Church Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$34,056/year
FREEPN

Women'S Welfare Club (eastern District) Hong Kong Lai Kwai Tim Day Nursery

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREEPN

Heng Fa Chuen Lutheran Day Nursery

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$35,880/year
FREEPN

Shaukiwan Kai Fong Welfare Community Centre Cheung Kam Tim Memorial Kindergarten

Eastern · Non-profit-making

$33,730/year
FREEPN

The Women'S Welfare Club (eastern District) Nursery Hong Kong

Eastern · Non-profit-making

Free
FREEPN

About This District

Eastern is Hong Kong Island's largest kindergarten district (73 schools) and the clearest example of local-traditional and international/IB tracks running side by side. North Point, Braemar Hill and Kornhill form an international corridor — Chinese International, the French and Korean international schools, and several Montessori and Tutor Time campuses — with 14 schools (19%) on non-local curricula. On the local side, immersion schools stand out: Kiangsu with Mandarin immersion and native English teachers (parents report ~80-90% progress to Band 1 secondary), and the Victoria (VEO) group on an IB, trilingual track — though parents note preparing for local DSS/private primaries "requires outside tutoring." With 63% in the Free Scheme and 47 offering PN classes, it offers dense choice for families wanting both a local foundation and a bilingual environment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which kindergartens are good in Eastern?

It depends on your pathway. For a local academic and language environment, Kiangsu (Mandarin immersion, strong Band 1 progression) and Raimondi's section (semi-linked, ~half to its affiliated primary) are most recommended; for IB/private, Victoria (VEO) is trilingual; for a top international curriculum, CIS; for a free established option, North Point Methodist. See our Eastern rankings.

In Eastern, local or international kindergarten?

It depends on your target system. For a local or bilingual foundation, Kiangsu (Mandarin immersion with native English teachers; parents report strong Band 1 secondary progression, though it is traditional and charges fees) and Raimondi's kindergarten section (semi-linked, ~50% to its affiliated primary) are well-regarded. For an IB or DSS/private route, the Victoria (VEO) group is solidly trilingual, but parents stress that under IB, preparing for local primaries "requires outside tutoring" and may not suit every child. Chinese International, the French and Korean international schools cover full international curricula.

Are there affordable, good kindergartens in Eastern?

Yes. Of 73 schools, 46 (63%) join the Free Scheme with no tuition, including established church kindergartens like North Point Methodist and Pui Lei Baptist (several rated A+/A++ by Ming Pao). Free-Scheme schools cluster around North Point, Quarry Bay and Chai Wan, a separate price world from the Braemar Hill international corridor — Free-Scheme participation is the biggest fee divide in Eastern.

How widely do fees vary in Eastern?

From free to over $150,000. The 46 Free-Scheme schools charge nothing for half-day; local private half-day runs about $38,870 to $127,790/year; international/non-local schools range from $35,930 to $151,030. International schools in North Point and Braemar Hill are pricier, while local non-profit and aided schools east of Quarry Bay are more affordable.

How many kindergartens are in Eastern?

Eastern has 73 kindergartens — Hong Kong Island's largest: 46 (63%) join the Free Scheme, 47 offer PN (nursery, age 2) classes, and 14 run non-local curricula. Local-traditional and international/IB schools run side by side, giving it the densest choice on the Island.