Non-profit · NCS Support · SEN Support · International Kindergartens
17 schools
Kiangsu & Chekiang Primary School
Eastern · Non-profit-making
Tsung Tsin Primary School And Kindergarten (non-Local Stream)
Sham Shui Po · Non-profit-making
Yew Chung International School
Kowloon City · Non-profit-making
The International Montessori School - An Imef School
Southern · Non-profit-making
William (smart) Kindergarten (whampoa) (local Stream)
Kowloon City · Non-profit-making
Yew Chung International Kindergarten (tseung Kwan O)
Sai Kung · Non-profit-making
St Anna Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten (non-Local Stream)
Eastern · Non-profit-making
Leapfrog Kindergarten
Sai Kung · Non-profit-making
Yew Chung International Children'S House (waterloo Road)
Kowloon City · Non-profit-making
The International Montessori School - An Imef School
Central and Western · Non-profit-making
The International Montessori School - An Imef School
Southern · Non-profit-making
Yew Chung International Children'S House (kent Road)
Kowloon City · Non-profit-making
Telford Gardens Kindergarten (local Stream)
Kwun Tong · Non-profit-making
Kowloon Baptist Church Kindergarten
Kowloon City · Non-profit-making
Creative Kindergarten (sceneway Garden) (local Stream)
Kwun Tong · Non-profit-making
Yew Chung Children'S House (somerset Road)
Kowloon City · Non-profit-making
The International Montessori School - An Imef School
Eastern · Non-profit-making
About International Kindergartens
Hong Kong has 177 international kindergartens across 17 districts, most concentrated in Kowloon City (30), Sai Kung (26) and Eastern (20). Curricula span IB PYP, UK EYFS, Montessori and Reggio Emilia, taught mainly in English or Chinese-English bilingual. About 58% offer a PN (pre-nursery) class and 55% run full-day programmes. Full-day annual fees range widely from roughly HK$48,000 to HK$308,000 depending on curriculum and operator.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many international kindergartens are in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong has 177 international kindergartens across 17 districts, most concentrated in Kowloon City (30), Sai Kung (26) and Eastern (20). About 58% offer PN classes and 55% run full-day programmes.
Are international kindergartens always English-only?
Not necessarily. A significant share teach in Chinese-English bilingual mode, and some offer a third language such as French, German or Japanese. Bilingual schools suit families who want their child to keep up Chinese too.
How much do international kindergartens cost?
Full-day annual fees range widely from roughly HK$48,000 to HK$308,000, depending on curriculum (IB, EYFS, Montessori, etc.) and operator. See the international kindergarten fees guide for a detailed comparison.
Can non-expatriate families apply to international kindergartens?
Most international kindergartens accept local families, though some have admission priorities and a few assess parents' English during interviews.