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Canadian International School of Hong Kong

Districts
HK
School levels
K
P
S
School types
INT
Languages
EN
MAN
Summary

Canadian International School of Hong Kong (CDNIS) educates more than 2,100 students from Nursery to Grade 12, representing more than 40 nationalities. The school offers a bilingual English-Mandarin programme in the Lower School*, helping students develop strong language skills and intercultural understanding from an early age.

In Grades 9 to 12, students pursue both the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma. With one of Hong Kong's broadest IB course selections, CDNIS prepares students for success at leading universities worldwide.

In 2026, the Class of 2026 achieved an average IB Diploma score of 39 across a cohort of 143 students. Graduates received more than 1,000 post-secondary offers from over 150 institutions in 12 countries and territories.

*The bilingual programme currently serves students from Nursery to Grade 3 and will expand annually to Grade 5 by 2028-2029.

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Chinese learning
CDNIS offers a bilingual English-Mandarin programme from Nursery to Grade 3. For grades not in the bilingual programme, all proficiency levels are supported through the introduction of Mandarin as a second language.
Subjects offered at secondary
An array of courses in the arts, sciences and humanities is offered all the way through secondary, including the IB Diploma Programme in Grades 11-12.
Additional fees
See the school’s website.
Debenture or capital levy
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After-school activities
The school offers diverse after-school, holiday and summer programmes for all ages, open to CDNIS and non-CDNIS students, designed to build strengths and spark new interests through personalised experiences.
Scholarships and bursaries
See the school's website.
Facilities
teamLab classrooms, Leo Lee Arts Centre, Chinese Cultural Centre, swimming pool and various outdoor playgrounds
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