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Yes

The School enrolls a small number of children whose English is not completely fluent. Such children will be assessed to ensure that their needs can be met before a place is offered. The School does not usually offer EAL places to Grade 3 - Grade 12 applicants.

Mandarin, German, French, Spanish, Latin

Yes

Depends on the subject and grade level.

Yes

Depends on the grade level.

Assessment

Reception: Review of the application form, supporting information, latest school report, if applicable. Review of the Reception Entry Questionnaire completed by the applicant’s current kindergarten

Years 1 - 2: Review of the application form, supporting information, latest school report. Review of the Y1-2 Entry Questionnaire completed by the applicant’s current school.

Years 3 - 4: Review of the application form, supporting information and latest school report. Review of the Y3-4 Entry Questionnaire completed by the applicant’s current school.

Years 5 - 6: Review of the application form, supporting information and latest school report. Externally moderated online computer assessment. Independent writing tasks to assess level of written English. Review of the Y5-6 Entry Questionnaire completed by the applicant’s current school.

Years 7 - 11: Review of the application form, supporting information and latest school report Externally moderated online computer assessment. Internal subject assessment for option choices as required. Writing assessment. Review of the Senior School Entry Questionnaire completed by the applicant’s current school.

Years 12 - 13: Review of the application form and supporting information. Externally moderated online computer assessment. Internal subject assessment for option choices as required. Writing assessment. Review of latest school report & student’s letter of application. Interview with a member of Kellett staff.
Review of the Senior School Entry Questionnaire completed by the applicant’s current school.

GCSE, IGCSE, A Levels

Yes

Kellett is an inclusive school that aspires to meet the needs of all its students.
Both the Preparatory and Senior Schools have a limited number of places available for students with Special Educational Needs whose individual requirements can be met in a mainstream setting through provision of a differentiated curriculum. The number of places available is determined by the level of student need within the SEN programme at the time.

Parents of students receiving SEN support are required to work closely with the SEN Team. They will fund all additional resources and support, over and above mainstream provision, that Kellett believes their child requires to access the curriculum. This may include, but not be limited to, additional classroom support, the advice and services of outside agencies. For example, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Medical and Educational Psychologist Assessment.

Inclusion also focuses on those students whose academic ability significantly exceeds that of their peers. These students form part of Kellett's extension programme, which supports students who excel in certain areas.

8:15 am

3:00 pm

Football, rugby, athletics, cross country, swimming, martial arts, basketball, netball, rowing, sailing, choir, musical, visual art, drama, chess, battle of the books, model United Nations.

No

Swimming, basketball, athletics, fitness, dance, football, netball, rugby, water polo, badminton, volleyball, ultimate frisbee

Gymnasium, astroturf playground, adventure playground.

Yes

Kellet School's dynamic learning community was founded over thirty years ago as a Not-for-Profit Association to provide a high quality British style education for the English speaking community in Hong Kong.
Subsequently, Kellett has grown to earn an enviable reputation as one of Hong Kong’s leading independent International Schools where students learn with growing independence, in a challenging and stimulating environment. High academic achievement is realised within a broad curriculum embracing 21st Century learning, creativity, the arts and sport, whilst taking into account our unique position in South East Asia at the gateway to China.

Kellett School offers a British style, academic education designed for the English speaking community in Hong Kong.
The curriculum is based upon, and teaches beyond the National Curriculum for England, providing students with both a local and international perspective. The curriculum offers tight bench-marking, is highly transferable and is recognised throughout the English speaking world, allowing students to easily transfer to and from British, British International and English medium schools worldwide.

Kellett provides challenge, offers opportunity and entrusts responsibility; expecting in return from its community a commitment to achieving personal excellence, building transferable skills and developing a global outlook.