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TUNG WAH GROUP OF HOSPITALS WONG CHU WAI FUN KINDERGARTEN
| Address: |
G/F, YIU HONG HOUSE, TIN YIU ESTATE, TIN SHUI WAI YUEN LONG, NEW TERRITORIES |
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| Tel: |
2445 0423 |
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| Fax: |
2445 3091 |
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School No. |
158976 |
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Location No. |
0001 |
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| Joining |
| 2025/26 KG Education Scheme |
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No. & Qualification of Principal & Teaching Staff (Data as of Sept. 2024)*
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| Academic Qualification |
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Degree holders
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11 |
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Non-degree holders
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4 |
| Professional Qualification |
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C(ECE) or above
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12 |
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Qualified KG teachers
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1 |
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Other teacher trainings
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1 |
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Qualified assistant KG teachers
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0 |
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Others
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1 |
| *Excluding staff serving aged 0-2 |
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Teacher to Pupil Ratio (Data as of Sept. 2024)
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Teacher to pupil ratio in morning session
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1 : 9.7 |
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Teacher to pupil ratio in afternoon session
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1 : 7.6 |
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Ratio includes classes aged 2-3
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No |
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No. of Enrolment (Data as of Sept. 2024)
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Nursery |
Lower KG |
Upper KG |
Total |
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AM Session
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14 |
11 |
13 |
38 |
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PM Session
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0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
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WD Session
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29 |
44 |
34 |
107 |
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Annual Fees (2025/26 School Year)
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Nursery |
Lower KG |
Upper KG |
Annual Fees After Deduction of Government Subsidy (No. of Instalment)
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AM Session |
Free |
Free |
Free |
| PM Session |
Free |
Free |
Free |
| WD Session |
$14,950 (10) |
$14,950 (10) |
$14,950 (10) |
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Please refer to the Fees Certificate for details of fees information.
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Child Care Services (Data as of Sept. 2024)
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With child care services for children aged 2-3
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- |
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Fee level (per annum)
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half-day |
full-day |
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- |
- |
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With child care services for children aged under 2
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- |
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No. of enrolment aged 2-3
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0 |
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Joining Child Care Centre Subsidy Scheme
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- |
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Providing occasional child care services
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- |
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Providing extended hours services
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- |
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The following information was provided by school.
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Curriculum Details
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Curriculum type
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Local
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Curriculum planning
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With a 'child-centered' philosophy as our educational mission, we are committed to providing 'holistic education' for young children. Through picture book teaching, creative arts education, environmental education and other initiatives, we continuously optimize and develop our curriculum. At the same time, we organize diverse activities and uniform groups to foster children's learning and growth in all aspects, nurturing their potential to achieve the goal of holistic development.
We will follow the "Kindergarten Education Curriculum Guide" (2017) to plan curriculum. Children of nursery classes will not be asked to write, and there will not be mechanical copying exercises and drills on calculation.
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Learning / Teaching approach and activities
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The school's curriculum is child-oriented, based on children's life experiences, abilities, and interests. Picture books emphasize love-based education, and the 'learning through emotion' strategy effectively stimulates children's motivation to learn. The school uses the emotional connections in picture book stories to link to children's life experiences, extending into meaningful real-life learning and teaching activities. This allows children to learn through play, comprehensively acquiring knowledge in six key learning areas and cultivating a passion for learning from an early age.
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Assessment of children’s learning experiences
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Teachers continuously observe children's learning performance. Through picture book theme assessments, children's works, and summative assessment reports, they document children's learning progress and regularly communicate the assessment content to parents. This enables parents to stay informed about their children's learning development in a timely manner. Parents are also invited to share their children's performance at home, providing multiple perspectives to corroborate the children's growth. The school uses child assessment data to review teaching effectiveness and provide feedback for curriculum improvement.
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School Characteristics
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School vision and mission
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By providing "Whole-person Education" and an excellent learning environment. Building up basic concepts and cultivating in them positive values and attitudes. Inspire their individual potentials so that they grow into independent thinkers, responsible contributors to society and become good citizens and encourage them to lead a full and meaningful life.
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Support to students
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New Students Adaption activities, adaption activities for admission to P.1, Environmental Protection and Health Seminars, community visit and support, and cooperation programs of the Education Bureau and with colleges and universities. Moreover, the board provides fund for students to participate in various types of body art and interest class activities in order to inspire children's multi-intelligence development.
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Support to non-Chinese speaking (NCS) students
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Received Grant for Support to NCS Students; appoint additional teaching staff / teaching assistants to support NCS students learning Chinese; arrange interpretation/translation services; create an enriched language environment for mastery of the Chinese language; create an inclusive learning environment to facilitate students' integration; facilitate professional development for teachers to develop effective strategies to help NCS students learn Chinese. appoint additional teaching staff / teaching assistants to support NCS students learning Chinese; arrange interpretation/translation services; create an enriched language environment for mastery of the Chinese language; create an inclusive learning environment to facilitate students' integration; facilitate professional development for teachers to develop effective strategies to help NCS students learn Chinese.
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Support to students with special needs
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Joining the On-site Pre-school Rehabilitation Services.
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Parent-teacher association
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Yes
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Other activities / communication with parents
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Parents Day & Sharing of Learning Outcomes, Parents’ Tea Party, Inter-School Parents Seminars, Parent-Child Fun Day, Parents’ Workshops, Seminars, Parent-Child School Picnic, Carnivals, Parents School, Parents’ English Classes, Parents' Teachers Group Volunteer Parents, Parent Librarians, etc.
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Price of Major School Items (2024/25 School Year)
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Summer uniform
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$225-292 / set
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Winter uniform
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$430-548 / set
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School bag
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$98 / each
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Tea and snacks
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$640 / year
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Textbooks
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No such item
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Exercise books / workbooks
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$730 / year
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Stationery
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No such item
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Bedding items
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No such item
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Monthly salary range of principal & teaching staff (Data as of Mar. 2025)
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(i) ≤ $30,000
(ii) $30,001 - $40,000
(iii) > $40,000
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working half day
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working whole day
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Working Experience of Principal & Teaching Staff in Pre-primary Education (Data as of Mar. 2025)
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(i) < 4 years
(ii) 4 - 7 years
(iii) > 7 years
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2023/24 School Expenditure Information
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Expenditure information based on audited account
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Yes |
(i) Salary of principal & teaching staff
(ii) Non-teaching staff salary
(iii) Rent, management fees, rates & government rent
(iv) Teaching resources
(v) Staff training & professional development
(vi) Other expenses
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Admission Application (2026/27 School Year)
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| Application form download |
Please refer to the school website
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| Application period |
Applications are available all year round |
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Other Approved Fees (2025/26 School Year)
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Application fee |
$0
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Registration fee |
Half-day session |
$970 |
| Whole-day session |
$1,570 |
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