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Zhongshan Whampoa Academy
Districts
KLN
School levels
S
School types
PRI
Languages
EN
MAN
CAN
Summary
Zhongshan Whampoa Academy (ZWA) is an internationalised curriculum school dedicated to an integrated Chinese-Western holistic education with a global outlook. The school plans to provide HKDSE/IB/IAL university pathways, aiming to cultivate lifelong learners, international communicators and future creators with noble character and global competencies.
School Details
Year founded
2026
Application deadlines
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Curriculum
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Curricula
A-Levels
GCE Advanced Level
AP
Advanced Placement
BTEC
Business and Technology Education Council qualifications
EYFS
Early Years Foundation Stage
GCSE
General Certificate of Secondary Education
IBCP
International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme
IBDP
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
IBMYP
International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme
IBPYP
International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme
IEYC
International Early Years Curriculum
IGCSE
International General Certificate of Secondary Education
International A-levels
Flexible A-levels designed for international students
Montessori
Learning through self-directed, hands-on activities
Reggio Emilia
Early education focused on creativity and collaboration
HKDSE, IB, IAL
Tuition Fees
Secondary 1 – Secondary 3 (HKDSE)
HK$168,000
Secondary 4 – Secondary 6 (HKDSE)
HK$188,000
Grade 7 – Grade 10 (non-local)
HK$238,000
Grade 11 – Grade 12 (IBDP)
HK$268,000
Grade 11 - Grade 12 (A-levels)
HK$228,000
Contact
School Location
Campuses
Kowloon Tong
Further details
Chinese learning
Biliteracy and trilingualism
Subjects offered at secondary
Biology, chemistry, Chinese, Chinese history, economics, English, geography, history, M2, maths, physics
Debenture or capital levy
There is no debenture or capital levy.
Scholarships and bursaries
A variety of scholarships are available.
Facilities
Art room, basketball court, design and technology room, gym, library, outdoor theatre
School highlights
Chinese roots, global reach, diverse pathways
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