Kiangsu-Chekiang College, secondary school in Hong Kong
Kiangsu-Chekiang College is a secondary school in Hong Kong offering bilingual education in Mandarin and English to prepare students for examinations and future studies. The school operates multiple campuses across the city, including its main location on Braemar Hill, with classrooms, libraries, and sports facilities supporting both academic and extracurricular learning.
The school was founded in 1993 by the Kiangsu-Chekiang and Shanghai Residents Association as an alternative educational option for local families. Since its establishment, the institution has expanded and developed while maintaining its commitment to combining academic excellence with character development rooted in Chinese values.
The school blends Chinese traditions with modern teaching methods, creating a space where students understand their roots while developing a global perspective. Bilingual signage and the emphasis on character development alongside academics shape how the school community engages with both local and international values.
The school is accessible from various parts of the city with campuses in Shatin, Kwai Chung, and North Point as well as the main site on Braemar Hill. Many students walk or take buses to get there, and the schools are located near parks and shops, making it convenient for families to visit and access facilities.
The school operates an International Section at its Braemar Hill campus, offering programs to students from various backgrounds with international curricula that help develop a global outlook. This program prepares students for international exams such as Cambridge A-Levels and the International Baccalaureate.
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