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IB Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) – The school is authorised by the International Baccalaureate Organisation (IBO) to deliver the PYP, an inquiry-based curriculum framework for students aged 3–12.
ChildSafeguarding.com Recognised School – Recognised for completing accredited child protection and safeguarding training for staff, demonstrating a commitment to student safety and welfare.
Positive Education Schools Association (PESA) Institutional Member – Membership in PESA connects the school to an international network of institutions applying positive education principles to enhance student well-being and learning environments.
Council of International Schools (CIS) Member School – Membership in CIS signifies that the school aligns with international standards of quality assurance, ethics, and professional practice in education.
Friends of the Forest Schools (FS) Network Member – Affiliation with this network supports the school’s forest and outdoor learning approach, encouraging hands-on exploration and environmental engagement.
International School Awards 2023 (Hosted by ISC Research) – ICHK Hong Lok Yuen was named an Award Winner in 2023 by ISC Research, which recognises excellence and innovation in international education globally.
International College Hong Kong – Hong Lok Yuen (ICHK HLY) is a kindergarten and primary campus in Hong Lok Yuen, Tai Po, serving around 400 students. The school follows the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and teaches in English, with daily Mandarin lessons using traditional characters. Distinctive for its outdoor learning, the campus sits in a green valley with a giant natural playing field, a mini-forest (Miyawaki method), and dedicated outdoor classrooms, used for activities such as shelter building, outdoor science and woodworking. Students join choir, drama and an annual musical, alongside gardening club, student council, sports, day trips and progressive camps in Years 3–6. Families use a school bus network across New Territories and beyond.
