Harrow International School Hong Kong

Harrow International School Hong Kong opened in 2012 as the first British boarding school in the territory. Situated on a magnificent 9-acre site in Tuen Mun, the school’s architecture and educational philosophy are modeled after the historic Harrow School in London. It serves students from Early Years through to Year 13, blending traditional British values with a forward-looking global outlook.

The school follows the English National Curriculum, leading to IGCSEs and A-Levels. It is notable for its 'Leadership for a Better World' program, which encourages students to develop character and service-oriented mindsets. As one of the few schools in Hong Kong to offer a boarding option, it provides a unique communal life for students from Year 6 upwards, fostering independence and strong peer relationships.

Facilities at Harrow are world-class, including a large library, specialized science wings, and extensive sports infrastructure. The school is highly academic but also places significant weight on the 'Super-Curriculum'—extracurricular activities that extend beyond standard lessons to challenge students intellectually and physically.