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Wycombe Abbey School Hong Kong is truly a gem in the heart of the city. The teachers and academics are outstanding, providing a nurturing and engaging environment that fosters a love for learning. This small, friendly school is incredibly inclusive, making students feel valued, especially those who are quieter and more introverted. While the on-site sports facilities are somewhat limited, this is a minor concern compared to the exceptional education and support the school offers. Overall, Wycombe Abbey is a wonderful place where students can thrive both academically and personally. Highly recommended!

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Because I studied in that school before and it was good

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My daughter has thrived at WASHK. The SENCO department and class teachers tailor learning so she can succeed in all areas of the curriculum. The school has many specialist subjects integrated in the timetable alongside mainstream lessons. These include, Music, Art, Drama, iSTEAM, P.E and Chinese. Chinese is actually taught on a par with English with as many lessons dedicated towards it. Teachers are friendly, experienced and passionate. The school leadership is excellent with a clear vision of equipping students with 21st century skills and knowledge. My son will start attending Y1 next year and he is very excited due to all the interesting stories my daughter shares with him. I cannot recommend this school highly enough.

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My children are now in the second year at Wycombe Abbey. The campus is in Tin Wan. The school is very new and a very cosy one. The teachers are full of energy and they know my children well. There is so much attention for each child. Academic wise, it is strong (Two students were given offer to Wycombe Abbey UK this year.) The Chinese language subject is not a side dish like other 杏吧原创; in fact, the teaching time for Chinese is similar to English language. I like the most is the Headmaster, I know my children are in good hands under his leadership. For those who are confused, the school runs from Year 1 to Year 8, which is local schools' K3 to Form 1.

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