Spanish School of Hong Kong

SSH K operates on two campuses in Tai Po, New Territories: the Tai Po Market Campus at 9-11 Shung Tak Street and the Shuen Wan Campus at 130 Shuen Wan Chan Uk. The Shuen Wan site sits beside Pat Sin Leng Country Park, and in 2024 the main campus was temporarily relocated to Tai Po Market, adjacent to the Hong Kong Railway Museum, to expand indoor facilities. The Tai Po Market Campus is the current main site, with the Shuen Wan Campus remaining in Tai Po.

SSHK has two levels: Primary Programme (Reception through Year 6) and Secondary Programme (Year 7 through Year 13). The curriculum follows the Cambridge International Curriculum with Madrid national curriculum for Spanish and the local curriculum for Chinese. Assessments align with Cambridge milestones, including Cambridge Primary Checkpoint, Cambridge MidYIS, Cambridge Secondary Checkpoint, Cambridge IGCSE, and Cambridge AS/A Level.

SSHK is a private, co-educational day school. It operates as a non-profit school sponsored to serve local and international communities. Boarding facilities are not listed as part of SSHK's offerings.

Public information does not list formal Special Educational Needs (SEN) provisions for SSHK. The Mission Statement emphasizes well-being and holistic development, alongside a strong focus on trilingual education, but no explicit SEN program is described in the materials available.

There is no formal country affiliation listed for SSHK; the school identifies itself as serving local and international communities.

SSH K does not list a religious affiliation; materials describe a secular, community-oriented international school.

SSH K operates on a full-day schedule. Specific daily start and end times are not published publicly; families may contact the school for exact timings.

There is no published information about a dedicated SSHK school bus service; families typically arrange transport or use public/private options. For transport arrangements, you can contact admissions.

Application fees
- Application fee: Not listed as a fixed amount in the school's published admissions or fee materials.

Tuition fees (by year group)
- Year 1 to Year 4: HKD 115,000 per year. When paid in instalments: HKD 11,500 per instalment (10 instalments in total).
- Year 5 and Year 6: HKD 125,000 per year. When paid in instalments: HKD 12,500 per instalment (10 instalments in total).
- Year 7 to Year 9: HKD 145,000 per year. When paid in instalments: HKD 14,500 per instalment (10 instalments in total).

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition fees are due on the first day of each month. Monthly statements are issued as reminders; payment receipts are issued on request.
- Instalment schedule: the published instalment amounts are based on 10 instalments in total for the academic year.
- Payment method: it is mandatory for all students to settle tuition fees by Direct Debit. A Direct Debit Authorisation Form is provided at registration (or sent by email).
- Overdue payments: overdue fees can lead to student exclusion; re-enrolment after exclusion is only permitted once all outstanding fees are fully repaid. All fees, levies, deposits and charges related to admission apply to students re-applying or returning after exclusion.
- Absence/leave and mid-term admissions or withdrawals: fees remain payable if a student is on leave during term time. Attendance on any day in a month renders the tuition fee payable for the entire month.

Capital levy (additional mandatory charge)
- Capital levy is mandatory for all students. Parents enrolling a student are required to pay the capital levy alongside the admission deposit when they accept a school place; recurrent capital levy is charged together with the first tuition instalment.
- Published capital levy options (amounts):
- Annual capital levy: HKD 15,000.
- One-off capital levy (single payment): HKD 80,000.
- Capital levy rules: the annual capital levy is non-transferable and non-refundable; the one-off capital levy is non-refundable but transferable. Sibling discount: the capital levy is charged in full for the first two children; for the third and subsequent children parents are required to pay 50% of the capital levy provided the first two children have already paid full capital levy and are still studying at the school.

Boarding fees
- Boarding: Not applicable. The school's public materials do not list boarding provision or boarding fees.

Other costs and fees
- Admission deposit: the school references an admission deposit as part of accepting an offer, but no fixed admission deposit amount is published in the school's publicly available admissions and fee pages.
- Other potential costs: there are no fixed public fee amounts published for uniform, textbooks, learning materials, school bus/transport, extracurricular activities, or insurance in the school's public fee summary. Parents should expect that additional charges may apply for items and services not covered by tuition and capital levy.

Refund information
- Capital levy refunds: the annual capital levy is non-refundable and non-transferable; the one-off capital levy is non-refundable but may be transferable under the school's stated terms.
- Tuition refunds and leave: tuition remains payable during term-time leave; attendance for any day in a month renders that month's tuition payable. Specific refundable deposits or refund mechanics for admission deposits (if charged) are not published in the school's public fee summary.
- Withdrawal notice and consequences: a written withdrawal must be sent at least three calendar months before the student's last attendance date. If withdrawing a child at the end of the academic year a withdrawal letter must be received on or before 1 April; otherwise the school will assume the student is returning after the summer holiday and parents will be liable for the tuition fees for September even if the student does not return.

Fee payment options and administration
- Mandatory Direct Debit is the stated payment method for tuition fees; the Direct Debit Authorisation Form is issued at registration or sent by email. Monthly statements are provided; receipts are issued on request.