Why join for free?
Already have an account? Log In
Hong Kong
Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
The school is located at L101 Chi Fu Landmark, Chi Fu Fa Yuen, Pok Fu Lam. Situated within the Chi Fu Gardens residential estate near Cyberport, the campus is easily accessible via public transport, with the entrance found just down the stairs from the bus stop outside the shopping center.
The school serves children from infancy through to kindergarten (approximately 6 months to 6 years old). The structure includes "Montessori Together" (accompanied, up to 18 months), "Transitional Toddler" (1.5–2.5 years), "Toddler" (2–3 years), and "Children's House" (3–6 years).
It is a co-educational day school rooted in the Montessori method.
The school utilizes the Montessori approach, which is inherently designed to be "uniquely tailored to your individual child's needs and interests." Teachers provide individualized guidance that allows each student to progress at their own pace, although the school does not explicitly list a separate SEN department.
The school is part of a "Global Montessori Network" with roots in the United States and campuses across Asia and the US, but it does not align with a specific national curriculum (such as British or American).
The school has no religious affiliation and operates as a secular institution.
A typical half-day session for the Children's House program begins with drop-off around 8:40 am and concludes with pick-up at 11:45 am. The daily routine includes a dedicated Montessori work period, snack time, gross motor activities, and language circle time.
The school states that school bus services are available for the Guidepost network in Hong Kong, though options vary by specific campus. Parents are encouraged to inquire directly about availability for Pok Fu Lam, which is also well-serviced by public bus routes stopping directly outside the complex.
Application Fees
- A non-refundable administrative fee of HKD 1,500 applies to all new admissions.
Tuition fees
Montessori Together Playgroup
- Walkers (up to 18 months): HKD 450 / class
Nido
- 3 days per week (Afternoon): HKD 7,900 / month
- 5 days per week (Afternoon): HKD 11,000 / month
Transitional Toddler
- 2 days per week: HKD 4,950 / month
- 3 days per week: HKD 7,100 / month
- 5 days per week: HKD 10,200 / month
Toddler
- Morning: HKD 9,300 / month
- Afternoon: HKD 8,300 / month
- Extended Day: HKD 13,300 / month
Children's House
- Morning: HKD 9,200 / month
- Afternoon: HKD 7,980 / month
- Extended Day: HKD 13,300 / month
Enrichment Program: Mandarin Immersion
- Afternoon: HKD 400 / class
Enrichment Program: Montessori Kitchen
- Afternoon: HKD 400 / class
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Programs such as Nido, Toddler, and Children’s House are billed on a monthly basis.
- Enrichment programs are typically billed by the term.
- Tuition is generally due in advance of the service month or term.
Boarding fees
- Boarding is not applicable at Guidepost Montessori Kennedy Town. It is a day school only.
Refund information
- The HKD 1,500 administrative fee is strictly non-refundable.
- Specific refund policies for tuition fees are subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the enrollment agreement provided during the admissions process.
Fee payment options
- The school accepts various payment methods, though specific options like credit card or bank transfer details are finalized during the invoicing process. Parents typically manage payments through the school's admissions and finance portal.
Guidepost Montessori Pok Fu Lam offers a dedicated Montessori environment for children from infancy through kindergarten. Located in the Chi Fu Gardens estate, the campus features five bright classrooms and a spacious indoor play area designed to support large motor development. The school operates a true dual-language program, where every classroom is staffed with both an English-speaking and a Mandarin-speaking guide, allowing students to naturally acquire fluency while engaging with scientifically designed Montessori materials. Distinctive to this campus is its "Montessori Together" program for infants as young as six months, which provides a gentle, accompanied introduction to the school setting. For older children, the curriculum emphasizes "freedom within limits," encouraging independence through self-directed activity in practical life, sensorial exploration, and mathematics. Families also have access to enrichment options such as the "Mini-Makers" creative workshops and "Montessori Kitchen," extending learning beyond the standard academic day.
