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The campus provides a range of facilities to support learning and student life. It includes dedicated spaces for the arts, science, and information technology, as well as general classrooms. The campus features a gym, swimming pool, library, and multiple outdoor and indoor spaces for study and activities. The tennis courts are split into lower and upper courts, and there is a mini football pitch and a basketball court. Additional facilities include an art room, a canteen, and multiple ICT-enabled classrooms. The facilities are available for academic use and extracurricular activities, and venue hire is offered for events.
Facilities include a gym, a swimming pool, a basketball court, a mini football pitch, and tennis courts (lower and upper). These spaces support the school's sport program and inter-school competition. The school participates in leagues and fixtures organized by APSSO, ISSFHK, and HKSSF. Sports ECAs provide opportunities to participate in a variety of activities.
The school has dedicated spaces for science and technology, including science laboratories and ICT-enabled classrooms. There is an art room for visual arts, and a library supporting study and research. The campus includes multiple classrooms essential for teaching across both the Korean and International sections.
The sports programme offers a broad range of team and individual sports as extracurricular activities. The sports teams include Basketball (U18, U14, U12, U11, U9), Football (U14, U11, U9), Swimming (U16), Fencing, Badminton, and Ultimate Frisbee. The program emphasizes involvement in at least one activity per term and includes league-level competition with APSSO, ISSFHK, and HKSSF.
Korean International School’s International Section offers a UK pathway from Reception to Year 13 on Hong Kong Island in Sai Wan Ho, beside the Sai Wan Ho Pier. The curriculum is British, combining Cambridge programmes in primary and lower secondary with Cambridge IGCSE in upper secondary; post-16 options include A-Levels (AQA/Cambridge) and Pearson BTEC. Facilities include a swimming pool, tennis courts, basketball court, science labs, library and more. The school runs a compulsory 1-to-1 device program from Year 5 upward to integrate digital learning. Language provision spans Chinese (multiple pathways), Spanish and Korean. A distinctive feature is the Springboard SEN Programme, a dedicated division for neurodiverse learners, alongside mainstream learning support that keeps students in a standard 1-to-25 classroom environment. Co-curricular partnerships bring in PSG Football Academy, Clubsmash Badminton, Morlotti Tennis and Berlitz for languages, and daily school buses serve the wider city.
