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The secondary campus is in Tiu Keng Leng, Tseung Kwan O, New Territories, Hong Kong. It is accessible via public transport (MTR and buses) and sits in a more suburban / hillside area, a little removed from the dense urban cores.
The school offers both primary and secondary levels, providing through-train education from primary years up through the senior secondary years. The levels vary by campus though.
It is a co-educational, day school.
The school has a Special Educational Needs (SEN) policy overseen by its Moral Education Group, which supports students with emotional, behavioural, or other special educational needs through tailored planning, training, and collaboration with teachers.
The school is affiliated with Hong Kong / Chinese education authorities (operating under the Direct Subsidy Scheme in Hong Kong).
There is no stated religious affiliation; the school is non-religious in its outlook.
The school does not provide a well defined day structure on its website.
The school does not provide its own bus/coach service.
Application fee
The school website does not list a separate application fee in the published fee schedule.
Tuition fees by year group
Grade 7: Monthly fee $3,600; Annual fee $39,600
Grade 8: Monthly fee $3,810; Annual fee $41,910
Grade 9: Monthly fee $3,810; Annual fee $41,910
Grade 10: Monthly fee $4,010; Annual fee $44,110
Grade 11 (HKDSE): Monthly fee $4,010; Annual fee $44,110
Grade 11 (IBDP): Monthly fee $8,050; Annual fee $88,550
Grade 12 (HKDSE): Monthly fee $4,010; Annual fee $44,110
Grade 12 (IBDP): Monthly fee $8,050; Annual fee $88,550
Billing schedule and payment terms
Fees are billed in 11 installments per year. For Grades 7–11, the billing cycle runs September–July. For Grade 12, the cycle runs August–June.
Boarding fees
The school does not provide boarding; it is a day school only.
Other costs
Families should budget separately for lunches, uniforms, textbooks, and stationery. These are provided by recommended suppliers, though purchasing from them is voluntary. The school may collect additional small fees for specific activities or items.
Refunds and financial aid
The school offers financial aid scholarships to support families in need. Scholarships may cover up to 100% of tuition fees. Refund policies are not specified in the fee schedule.
Payment methods
The fee schedule does not detail payment methods, but schools in Hong Kong typically accept bank transfer or autopay arrangements; credit card payments are not commonly offered.
G.T. (Ellen Yeung) College, founded in 1996 by the Gifted Education Council, is a co-educational through-train school offering both primary and secondary education, now operating under the Direct Subsidy Scheme. Its secondary campus sits in Tiu Keng Leng, Tseung Kwan O, in the eastern New Territories, somewhat removed from central Hong Kong but accessible by public transport. The school offers a dual pathway: the local New Senior Secondary (NSS) curriculum leading to the HKDSE examination, and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme in the final years. Class sizes are modest and emphasis is placed on gifted education, small class instruction, and academic enrichment. A signature offering is its G.T. International Science Project Competition, which connects students across the Greater Bay Area and beyond. Students may also engage in a “Third Languages Group,” and arts, drama, leadership, and service programmes round out opportunities.
