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本帖最後由 FattyDaddy 於 14-1-25 02:46 編輯
fabei 發表於 14-1-25 01:23 
Hi FattyDaddy, I just worry if esf primary school don't accept my girl where should we go...can't g ...
Besides ESF's Foundation Schools, if you are prepared to accept their Private Independent Schools (i.e. Renaissance and Discovery College), then the chances are quite good.
In the past, around 60% of ESF kindergarten pupils went on to a Foundation School, and another 20% to 30% of them ended up in one of the Private Independent Schools. But (and thats a big but), as a result of ESF's subvention being phased out, they are changing their policies so in future these figures may no longer hold.
Lets say you choose ESF kindergarten but unfortunately your child could not proceed to an ESF primary school 2 years later, there are still other international schools to consider, some are easier to get in compared to ESF. If worse comes to worst your child receives no offer from any international school at all, there is still the option of re-joining a local kindergarten at K3 and there will be one year to adapt your child back to the local stream.
So coming back to my original suggestion, try to foresee where in the world your child will probably be spending most of his/her life, if it is going to be Hongkong or the greater China area, then why bother going the ESF way with all it's potential hiccups while the St Cat or LH route is more straight forward.
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