Thinking about an international school for your child? NAIS Hong Kong’s upcoming Open Days in October and November 2026 offer families the chance to step inside its campuses, meet teachers and students, and experience the school’s approach to learning first-hand.
From Early Years through to Sixth Form, NAIS combines the English National Curriculum with a broad range of opportunities spanning STEAM, sport, performing arts, languages and global collaborations with MIT, The Juilliard School, UNICEF and IMG Academy.
Families can tour the campuses and explore everything from the 25-metre swimming pool, climbing wall, STEAM spaces and science labs at Lam Tin Primary to the Innovation Centre, Juilliard Performing Arts Centre and Resource Centre at Kwun Tong Secondary.
At the Hung Hom Sixth Form Centre, families can see the specialist science labs, library, collaborative study spaces and fitness area, while meeting teachers, students and the Admissions Team to ask questions about curriculum choices and applications.
Register for Oct & Nov 2026 Open Days at NAIS
October & November 2026 Open Days at NAIS Hong Kong
The Scoop – What to Expect:
Which curriculum does NAIS Hong Kong follow?
NAIS Hong Kong combines the English National Curriculum with an international outlook, giving students a broad academic foundation alongside opportunities to develop creativity, critical thinking and global awareness. In the Sixth Form, students can choose from the IB Diploma Programme, A-Levels and BTEC pathways.
What is available for primary-aged children?
Primary pupils follow a broad, engaging curriculum designed to build strong foundations in core subjects while encouraging curiosity, independence and collaboration. Alongside classroom learning, students have opportunities in areas such as languages, STEAM, sport, performing arts and other enrichment activities.
What does secondary education look like at NAIS Hong Kong?
The Secondary years give students increasing opportunities to develop their interests and take greater responsibility for their learning. As they progress through the school, they can explore different subjects and extracurricular activities while receiving guidance to help them make informed decisions about their future academic pathway.
What can students study in Sixth Form?
NAIS Sixth Form offers three distinct pathways: the IB Diploma Programme, A-Levels and BTEC. This gives students the opportunity to choose a route that matches their academic interests, learning style and future plans, with the Sixth Form also providing preparation for university, further study and life beyond school.
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