朗思國際幼稚園N班
有讀過既小朋友嗎？好嗎？師資如何？老師有愛心嗎？[img]http://www.baby-kingdom.com/static/image/common/iphone_v2.gif?v=2.9.5[/img] [quote][size=2][color=#999999]lbb 發表於 24-5-24 20:05[/color] [url=forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&pid=49327050&ptid=3881087][img]static/image/common/back.gif[/img][/url][/size]
有讀過既小朋友嗎？好嗎？師資如何？老師有愛心嗎？[/quote]
[i=s] 本帖最後由 Nbs 於 24-5-25 22:50 編輯 [/i]
我女讀緊呀
老師好好，有愛心有耐性
我女怕生怕醜上堂好少說話，老師好有耐性慢慢引導。其實佢返到屋企就好多嘢講，講到出學校做過學過的，佢上得好開心呀
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回覆樓主:
老師好有愛心，雙班主任，有外藉老師做班主任，浸英文好好[img]http://www.baby-kingdom.com/static/image/common/android_v2.gif?v=2.9.4[/img] [quote][size=2][color=#999999]Nbs 發表於 24-5-25 22:50[/color] [url=forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&pid=49327193&ptid=3881087][img]static/image/common/back.gif[/img][/url][/size]
本帖最後由 Nbs 於 24-5-25 22:50 編輯
我女讀緊呀[/quote]
請問你們上哪個校區？是國際班還是英粵班？功課深嗎？謝謝 我們有藍田N班offer
[img]http://www.baby-kingdom.com/static/image/common/iphone_v2.gif?v=2.9.8[/img] 我女上美孚的N 班，而家已K1 了不過轉咗國際學校。
N 班無分國際或英粵班，亦無功課 (美孚嗰間無）
[img]http://www.baby-kingdom.com/static/image/common/iphone_v2.gif?v=2.9.8[/img] [quote][size=2][color=#999999]Nbs 發表於 24-11-8 18:45[/color] [url=forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&pid=49362170&ptid=3881087][img]static/image/common/back.gif[/img][/url][/size]
我女上美孚的N 班，而家已K1 了不過轉咗國際學校。
N 班無分國際或英粵班，亦無功課 (美孚嗰間無）
...[/quote]
藍田有，全日班由國際班（下午）半日也是國際班.
方便透露邊間國際學校嗎？宜家聽講IS 好難入
[img]http://www.baby-kingdom.com/static/image/common/iphone_v2.gif?v=2.9.8[/img] 英基
因為家姐已讀緊
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英基
因為家姐已讀緊[/quote]
請問你地係朗思讀了一年考入去ESF嗎？
聽講宜家esf好難入
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請問你地係朗思讀了一年考入去ESF嗎？
聽講宜家esf好難入[/quote]
[i=s] 本帖最後由 Nbs 於 24-12-6 18:04 編輯 [/i]
抱歉我而家先再login 睇到你message
我細女入到ESF 應該係因為sibling priority.佢ESF playvisit 係一句說話無說過不特止，仲老師行埋佢到佢就走佬。。。
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有讀過既小朋友嗎？好嗎？師資如何？老師有愛心嗎？[/quote]
Hong Kong primary school offering international programme announces sudden closure
https://sc.mp/z5lxz
https://amp.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/education/article/3316203/hong-kong-primary-school-offering-international-programme-announces-sudden-closure
http://web.archive.org/web/20250629123939/https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/education/article/3316203/hong-kong-primary-school-offering-international-programme-announces-sudden-closure
Think International School will shut down on July 31, leaving some parents worried they may not get back HK$200,000 debenture as promised
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Jeffie Lam
Published: 3:01pm, 28 Jun 2025Updated: 7:01pm, 28 Jun 2025
A private primary school that offers an international curriculum in Hong Kong has abruptly announced its closure at the end of July, leaving some parents anxious about whether they can get back their debenture worth about HK$200,000 (US$25,500) as promised.
A check by the Post on Saturday found that the website of Think International School, founded in 2003, was no longer online.
In an email sent to parents earlier this week and seen by the Post, the private school on Boundary Street in Kowloon Tong said it would close down on July 31.
It also conceded that it would not be able to pay back parents who were holding debentures in the near future.
“Since closing a school will involve a lot of unexpected expenses, we are not sure about the financial commitments involved in the coming months,” the email said.
A parent who paid a HK$200,000 debenture, due to mature next Monday, was offered a cheque for HK$204,000 that would be available for collection on the day but could only be cashed on January 8 next year.
“The school obviously knew in advance it would close, but chose to hold that information until a few days before the debentures were due,” the parent told the Post.
“By not giving parents their money back, they are skirting their obligation and responsibility. There is no guarantee that the cheque they want to issue for January 2026 will be honoured.”
The Education Bureau said on Friday evening that it had not received any notice from Think International School regarding its decision to shut down but had contacted the institution to understand the situation.
“The bureau has asked the school to inform parents and authorities as soon as possible if there are any changes in its operations,” a spokesman said.
“The bureau has also urged the school to maintain sufficient communications with its stakeholders and return the debenture and related funds as soon as possible and ensure that [their] students’ education is not affected.”
It added that it would maintain close contact with the school and offer help to parents and students where needed.
Authorities said they had only received the notice from the Mei Foo branch of Think International Kindergarten regarding its closure in April this year.
A staff member of Think International School hung up the phone after the Post inquired on Friday about the institution’s closure.
The number of pupils affected was not immediately clear.
Think International School, which offers the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme, charges pupils in classes up to Year Three an annual tuition fee of HK$126,000, and students in Year Four to Year Six HK$133,000, divided into 10 instalments per year.
Hong Kong’s school sector has experienced a significant loss in its student population in recent years, amid a low birth rate and an emigration wave, with Western countries such as Britain, Canada and Australia offering pathways to citizenship for Hongkongers in response to the Beijing-imposed national security law in 2020.
In 2023, Tak Nga Primary School, a 63-year-old private school in Kowloon Tong, said it would wind up gradually by halting primary classes in the 2024-25 academic year before fully closing in 2028.
It attributed its decision to the recent emigration wave and Hong Kong’s falling birth rate.
Additional reporting by William Yiu
[img]http://www.baby-kingdom.com/static/image/common/android_v2.gif?v=2.9.6[/img] How cone? I think there are enough students studying there
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