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CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

加拿大國際學校

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Fee Certificate 01.08.2026 · Half-day Fee (After Government Subsidy)
$161,000/year
Per term $80,500 x 2 terms
Application Fee
$2350
Registration Fee
$20,000
1:15
Teacher:Student
270
Capacity
36 NAM LONG SHAN ROAD
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36 NAM LONG SHAN ROAD, (AND CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL PHASE II), ABERDEEN, HONG KONG

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Principal
MR KAISER, TIMOTHY DAVID
Supervisor
MR HWA GUO WAI GODWIN
Capacity270
Utilisation44%(120/270, excl. PN)Southern median 59%
Total Staff8
Whole-day StudentsK1:0, K2:0, K3:120(Total 120)
Teacher:Student (AM)1:15
Teacher:Student (PM)1:15
Not applicable

Based on the fee certificate effective 01.08.2026. For reference only; please refer to the school's latest notice.

CourseTuition/TermTong Fai/TermTermsAnnual Fee
Early Years 1 AM (Bilingual)$80,500-2$161,000
Early Years 1 PM (Bilingual)$80,500-2$161,000
Early Years 2 Whole Day (Bilingual)$104,600-2$209,200
Preparatory Whole Day (Bilingual)$108,600-2$217,200
Application Fee$2350
Registration Fee$20,000

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Contact Information

Address36 NAM LONG SHAN ROAD, (AND CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL PHASE II), ABERDEEN, HONG KONG
Data Source: Education Bureau | Last updated: 2026-08-21

FAQ

What is the tuition fee for CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL?
For the 2026/27 school year, CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL charges $161,000/yr for half-day and $209,200/yr for full-day. Across Southern district, 33 operating kindergartens include 11 offering free half-day places under the government scheme, with a full-day fee median of about $18,600/year. (Source: Hong Kong Education Bureau.)
Is CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL competitive to get into?
In the latest school year, CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL filled about 44% of its 270 approved places, versus a Southern district median of 59%. A higher utilisation rate generally signals stronger demand. (Source: Hong Kong Education Bureau; figures reflect the previous intake and do not guarantee current-year vacancies.)