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Quality International Education
in Hong Kong
Invictus School in Hong Kong is an inclusive, private co-educational international school, offering high quality and affordable all-through international education from Nursery (K1) to Year 13. Open to both local and expatriate families, our conveniently located campuses for the bilingual kindergarten and primary school are in Tseung Kwan O, and our English medium secondary school is located in Chai Wan.
Beach Cleaning: Preserving Our Shores
Our incredible Year 9 students recently embarked on an inspiring mission to Shek-O Beach with A Plastic Ocean Foundation (APO)! APO, committed to leading the charge against plastic pollution in Hong Kong, joined forces with our students to clean up the beach and educate on the importance of environmental conservation. Isabella and Edison from APO shared their invaluable insights, empowering our future leaders to take action. Together, we embraced the rocky shores of Shek-O, dedicating ourselves to the cause. The result? A remarkable 177.7 kilograms of plastic waste removed! Amidst this impactful endeavor, BBC captured our students in action, highlighting the collaboration with a Father-Son Sailing Team.
Why Us
- Quality and Affordable Education
- Cambridge: Internationally Recognised
- Established International School Network
Quality and Affordable Education
Invictus was founded to provide quality and affordable education from Nursery (K1) through Year 13 (ages 5-18), utilising rigorous internationally renowned curricula and providing immersive classroom experiences through experienced educators to help each child develop a spirit of lifelong learning and excellence.
Learn moreCambridge: Internationally Recognised
The Cambridge international curriculum sets a global standard for education, and is recognised by universities and employers worldwide. Our curriculum is flexible, challenging and inspiring, culturally sensitive yet international in approach. Cambridge students develop an informed curiosity and a lasting passion for learning.
Learn moreEstablished International School Network
Originally established in Singapore, Invictus has campuses in Singapore, China, Hong Kong, Cambodia and Thailand offering international kindergarten, primary and secondary education. We offer seamless transfer to existing students who wish to transfer to any of our Invictus campuses in another country.
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Countries
9
Campuses
60+
Nationalities
200+
Educators
1800+
Eager Learners
Worldwide
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Frequently Asked Questions
1How much are the school fees in Hong Kong? |
Annual tuition fees for schools targeting expatriates and locals typically range from $160,000-$250,000. With the inclusion of various technology, development and miscellaneous fees, annual fees can reach a high of $350,000. Invictus's annual school fees range from $107,120 to $129,780 and $132,300. This is close to half of what parents might have to pay at other international schools. Click here to find out more about our HK international school fees. |
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2Is studying in Hong Kong expensive? |
School fees for expatriates in Hong Kong will vary depending on the facilities and curriculum offered at the school. If you're looking for a highly distinctive education in the best international schools in Hong Kong, the fees will indeed be costly. Invictus is able to keep its tuition fees affordable by utilizing existing facilities in the community and partnering with external service providers. Invictus is then able to pass cost savings from not having to build and maintain such facilities to our parents in the form of lower tuition fees without compromising on the quality of the educational experience. |
3What curriculum is being used at Invictus Hong Kong? |
At Invictus Hong Kong, our high-quality education caters to students from kindergarten all the way to senior school. In kindergarten, we utilise the International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC) which is used in over 500 schools in 60 countries worldwide. For our primary schools, we have adopted the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), which follows a student-led educational philosophy, different from traditional teacher-led knowledge-based systems. In secondary school, students learn from the Cambridge Lower Secondary curriculum, International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and the Cambridge International A-levels (Advanced Level). Note that we do not offer the international baccalaureate (IB diploma). To find out more about our international curriculum or how you can transfer from overseas schools, click here. |
4What makes Invictus Hong Kong unique? |
At Invictus International School (Hong Kong), our school integrates elements of the best curricula worldwide to strive for academic excellence. We are also the only school in Hong Kong that has a bilingual IEYC/IPC curriculum. Our English and Mandarin classes are carefully designed and adapted from the English National Curriculum and the HK School-based Chinese Language Curriculum respectively. In addition, we provide a supportive learning environment enabling our students to reach their full potential. Small class sizes ensure that each pupil receives individual attention from teachers. We are also a family-centred school that establishes good parent-teacher relationships to better understand and care for our students. For parents who desire a challenging and stimulating environment for their child, Invictus Hong Kong will bring your child a unique school life with a diverse international community from around the world that offers a truly global outlook on education. |