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Peak School is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP). The school follows the IB framework and emphasises transdisciplinary learning through six central themes. The six themes are: Who we are; Where we are in place and time; How we express ourselves; How the world works; How we organise ourselves; Sharing the planet. Units of Inquiry structure the programme around central ideas and big questions.
The school provides co-curricular opportunities in expressive arts as part of its well-rounded education, alongside sports and other activities.
Peak School is part of the ESF network, which operates in English and supports global citizenship and diverse cultures within the school community.
Student leadership opportunities and a strong community culture foster collaboration, responsibility, and active participation in school life.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion are integral to the school community, with events and activities that connect students, staff, and families.
Student leadership groups and partnerships with families support leadership development and ongoing personal growth.
Outdoor learning, field trips, and a focus on wellbeing contribute to a balanced, healthy school experience.
Peak School is an IB World School offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP) for children aged 5–11, with a two-form entry and around 360 students. Located on The Peak, the campus is reachable from Central via minibus 1 and Citybus 15; the school notes that there is no on-site parking. Learning follows an inquiry-based PYP approach, with “specialist subjects” enriching classroom learning and a strong programme of sports, expressive arts, and cultural activities at lunch and after school. Outdoor learning includes a staged camp and trip programme beginning in Year 3. Student support is detailed, with a School Counselor, Emotional Literacy Support Assistants (ELSA), and a Learning Diversity Team of specialist teachers and educational assistants; outside providers offer speech and language and occupational therapy, and the school runs animal-assisted therapy on site. Daily transport is provided by Kwoon Chung Motors (KCM) under a dedicated bus service for families.