Our "school for one" cultivates each student's sense of belonging, identity and purpose. Our personalised approach empowers holistic development and high achievement, as our graduates excel at top universities.
We foster a culture that celebrates diversity, where unique ideas, beliefs, and values are cherished, respected, and heard. Our inclusive environment empowers collaboration, innovation, and growth in a vibrant learning community.
We prioritise strong school-family relationships, actively engaging parents through feedback sessions and community events that celebrate student achievements. This supportive partnership enhances the educational experience for all.
Our century-old legacy connects generations, empowering students with the wisdom, experiences and connections of our thriving alumni network. This rich heritage instils a profound sense of community and pride.
Our extensive sports facilities cater to diverse athletic interests, empowering students to excel. This commitment to health and wellness enriches our educational experience.
As part of the English Schools Foundation(ESF), our students are supported by the largest English-medium international school organisation in Hong Kong, providing them the resources and opportunities not found outside of ESF Schools.
Students study the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme (MYP) for three years. The MYP builds upon the knowledge, skills and attitudes developed in the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) and prepares students to meet future academic challenges, including IGCSE, BTEC and the IB Diploma Programme (DP).
Years 10 & 11 follow the British GCSE, IGCSE or BTEC curricula and lead to examinations and qualifications in each subject. Typically each course spans two years, in Years 10 and 11, with final exams and coursework presented in May or June of Year 11.
Students choose to either study a broad-based International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) or to focus their studies and follow a specialised vocational pathway which centres around one or more BTEC qualifications. IBDP and BTEC classes are capped at 16. These small classes enable students to grow as learners in a supportive and nurturing learning environment.
Tutors play a vital role in supporting students' holistic development. As main contacts, they monitor progress, foster connections, and facilitate collaboration with families, creating a nurturing environment at KGV.
At KGV, we prioritise open communication with students' families. Our counsellors and tutors collaborate closely to provide personalised support, ensuring the mental health and wellbeing of the entire KGV community.
KGV promotes student wellbeing, fostering positive experiences and a sense of purpose. We integrate well being into daily school life, continuously improving based on student feedback and data analysis.
Tutors play a vital role in supporting students' holistic development. As main contacts, they monitor progress, foster connections, and facilitate collaboration with families, creating a nurturing environment at KGV.
At KGV, we prioritise open communication with students' families. Our counsellors and tutors collaborate closely to provide personalised support, ensuring the mental health and wellbeing of the entire KGV community.
KGV promotes student wellbeing, fostering positive experiences and a sense of purpose. We integrate well being into daily school life, continuously improving based on student feedback and data analysis.
Tutors play a vital role in supporting students' holistic development. As main contacts, they monitor progress, foster connections, and facilitate collaboration with families, creating a nurturing environment at KGV.
At KGV, we prioritise open communication with students' families. Our counsellors and tutors collaborate closely to provide personalised support, ensuring the mental health and wellbeing of the entire KGV community.
KGV promotes student wellbeing, fostering positive experiences and a sense of purpose. We integrate well being into daily school life, continuously improving based on student feedback and data analysis.
KGV's fantastic sports facilities and programs cultivate teamwork, discipline, and healthy, active lifestyles in a supportive, competitive environment, fostering student achievement.
Challenge Week offers immersive, experiential learning, empowering students to explore new passions, build connections, and holistically develop through creative, active, and service activities.
KGV's arts department offers diverse creative outlets, empowering students to explore and develop their talents through music concerts, art exhibitions, and other nurturing experiences.
KGV's house system fosters identity, pride, and positive competition, promoting rapport between students and teachers, creating a supportive environment that enriches the school experience and strengthens the community.
Student leaders shape KGV's culture, amplifying peer voices. They collaborate with administration to spearhead initiatives, foster school spirit, and address the needs of the entire community.
KGV events celebrate the school's history, showcase student achievements, and deeply engage the community, fostering pride and belonging through music, art, and cherished traditions.
KGV's fantastic sports facilities and programs cultivate teamwork, discipline, and healthy, active lifestyles in a supportive, competitive environment, fostering student achievement.
Challenge Week offers immersive, experiential learning, empowering students to explore new passions, build connections, and holistically develop through creative, active, and service activities.
KGV's arts department offers diverse creative outlets, empowering students to explore and develop their talents through music concerts, art exhibitions, and other nurturing experiences.
KGV's house system fosters identity, pride, and positive competition, promoting rapport between students and teachers, creating a supportive environment that enriches the school experience and strengthens the community.
Student leaders shape KGV's culture, amplifying peer voices. They collaborate with administration to spearhead initiatives, foster school spirit, and address the needs of the entire community.
KGV events celebrate the school's history, showcase student achievements, and deeply engage the community, fostering pride and belonging through music, art, and cherished traditions.
KGV's fantastic sports facilities and programs cultivate teamwork, discipline, and healthy, active lifestyles in a supportive, competitive environment, fostering student achievement.
Challenge Week offers immersive, experiential learning, empowering students to explore new passions, build connections, and holistically develop through creative, active, and service activities.
KGV's arts department offers diverse creative outlets, empowering students to explore and develop their talents through music concerts, art exhibitions, and other nurturing experiences.
KGV's house system fosters identity, pride, and positive competition, promoting rapport between students and teachers, creating a supportive environment that enriches the school experience and strengthens the community.
Student leaders shape KGV's culture, amplifying peer voices. They collaborate with administration to spearhead initiatives, foster school spirit, and address the needs of the entire community.
KGV events celebrate the school's history, showcase student achievements, and deeply engage the community, fostering pride and belonging through music, art, and cherished traditions.
I would describe my time at our esteemed school as transformative, supported, and inspired. I have learned things about myself, including my academic aptitudes, personal goals, and my role in wider society, all while feeling uplifted and encouraged by countless staff members and students in our community.
I would describe my time at our esteemed school as transformative, supported, and inspired. I have learned things about myself, including my academic aptitudes, personal goals, and my role in wider society, all while feeling uplifted and encouraged by countless staff members and students in our community.
Carina Greene, Year 13 Student
2 / 2
KGV has actively enhanced my sense of belonging and self-confidence and nurtured my independent thinking and intellectual curiosity. The teachers demonstrate great compassion and foster diligent students with effective learning habits. The culture at KGV, with a focus on honesty, courage, and empathy, is shaping me into a better person.
KGV has actively enhanced my sense of belonging and self-confidence and nurtured my independent thinking and intellectual curiosity. The teachers demonstrate great compassion and foster diligent students with effective learning habits. The culture at KGV, with a focus on honesty, courage, and empathy, is shaping me into a better person.
Even Chan, Year 8 Student
As a parent of KGV, it is comforting to know my child(ren)’s teachers recognise and understand who she is, always having her best interest at heart. We are happy to be part of this supportive community which fosters students’ academics and well-being holistically.
Proud to witness my child(ren)’s self discovery of how Remarkable they can be.
As a parent of KGV, it is comforting to know my child(ren)’s teachers recognise and understand who she is, always having her best interest at heart. We are happy to be part of this supportive community which fosters students’ academics and well-being holistically.
Proud to witness my child(ren)’s self discovery of how Remarkable they can be.
Wendy Wong, Mother of year 7 and 9 student
1 / 3
I think being with the KGV community is one of my fondest memories. My knowledge and appreciation of different cultures and worldviews is exponentially increased due to my time at KGV.
I think being with the KGV community is one of my fondest memories. My knowledge and appreciation of different cultures and worldviews is exponentially increased due to my time at KGV.
Rahel Jones, Class of 2005
2 / 3
The academic highs. The supportive and nurturing teachers. The sports and games which I enjoyed even though I wasn't very good. And above all, the great, great friends who have remained my friends to this day.
The academic highs. The supportive and nurturing teachers. The sports and games which I enjoyed even though I wasn't very good. And above all, the great, great friends who have remained my friends to this day.
Alan Sihoe, Class of 1989
3 / 3
Went through my IB years mostly at home and was a great challenge for me. That was the not so good part but I had lots of amazing memories as house captains and dance captain!
Went through my IB years mostly at home and was a great challenge for me. That was the not so good part but I had lots of amazing memories as house captains and dance captain!
Trista Chan, Class of 2021
What's new at KGV?
The Class of 2026 celebrated their final day on campus, starting with a special breakfast served by our SLT before a morning of sun and sketches on the Senior Quads.
The energy shifted as the school gathered for the Walk of Honour—a KGV tradition that never fails to bring a cheer to the driveway. We capped off the day with a final assembly and a mini-concert that rocked the hall.
To our graduates: You’ve left your mark on these halls. Now, go make your mark on the world.
#KGVClassOf2026 #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #lastday
We are incredibly proud to see KGV alumni Blake Elliot and Micayla Baltazar taking the stage at this year’s Sevens!
Watching our former students transition from school sports to the professional arena is a testament to their dedication! The community is rooting for you—play hard and enjoy every moment out there!
Go Blake! Go Micayla! #alumni #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #Sevens
On 11 March, over 100 students from KGV, WIS, and STC stepped into the hidden, harsh realities of modern slavery for My Freedom Day.
In partnership with the Mekong Club, our annual Sweatshop Challenge simulated the gruelling conditions of home-based textile workshops. Students faced the relentless "Bead Challenge"—threading complex patterns of tiny seed beads under massive quotas, ticking clocks, and ruthless quality control. Stripped of their names and identified only by numbers, participants quickly felt the severe eye strain and mental exhaustion that millions endure daily.
CNN was on-site to capture the raw reality and high-stress atmosphere of the simulation. Meanwhile, outside the challenge room, our student volunteers launched a "Human Price Tag" guerrilla campaign, tagging everyday campus items with harrowing facts about modern slavery.
The ultimate takeaway from this powerful day? We must deeply examine our consumer choices and confront the hidden human cost behind the objects we use every day.
Check out the links below for CNN's official releases: https://edition.cnn.com/world/video/my-freedom-day-wrap-2026-natspkg-spc https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/15/world/video/my-freedom-day-price-tags-watson-dnt-041505aseg2-cnni-world-fast
Earlier in the year some of our students gathered at ESFC for an inspiring Carbon Literacy course facilitated by Metanoia.
It was a fantastic day of learning. Students dove deep into the science of climate change and brainstormed strategic solutions. Recently, the students and Mr. Poulsum got the chance to catch up on how this went as well as to discussed some of the pledges each student made during the course.
Such a great thing to learn more about! Shoutout to the students Heer, Grishma, Drea, Aarav, Aashi, Tanisha and Yaffy!
#ESFSchools #KGV_hk #carbonliteracy
We are catching up on some exciting news from the last few weeks. Let's celebrate some of our students and their awesome achievements!
Enoch took home a prestigious Gold Medal at the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival! Rakin and Edward were both officially shortlisted in the fiction and non-fiction categories for the highly competitive Hong Kong Young Writers Awards!
We are so proud of your hard work, creativity, and dedication. Keep up the amazing work!
What a final day before the Easter break! Last Friday we wore our best headwear for Wear a Hat Day (supporting Brain Tumour Research) and celebrated the end of term with the Interhouse Music Finale.
We had some highlights from the interhouse music competitions running all throughout the week and capped of with a concert from the ESF Artist in Residence SuRie!
A special congratulations goes out to the performers/musicians of Rowell for winning the Interhouse music competition!
Happy Easter KGV! Have a wonderful time during the holidays. #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #wearahatday #concert #interhousemusic
In celebration of International Women's Day, we were deeply honored to welcome our main guest speaker, Alia Eyres (former CEO of Mother's Choice), who delivered a powerful and moving talk on what it truly means to be empowered.
The inspiration continued with a fantastic panel discussion featuring the brilliant women of our own community!
Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their voices, and helped make this event such a wonderful event. A special thank you also goes out the organisers, students Zarra and Hannah as well as the PTSA.
#IWD #WomensEmpowerment #kgv_hk #ESFSchools
As our ESF Artist in Residence, SuRie recently graced the KGV stage for a concert, filling the hall with her soulful voice. It was an absolute treat for our community!
SuRie is a singer-songwriter, actor, and musician from London.
Beyond the concert, SuRie spent time working directly with ESF students, hosting hands-on workshops focused on songwriting and music composition.
A massive thank you to SuRie for sharing her talent and knowledge with us!
For International Women’s Month, KGV’s 'Girl Talk' brought a Period Cramp Simulator to campus! It was a hilarious, eye-opening way to break the stigma and build a little empathy for what women power through every single month.
Huge shoutout to Girl Talk and all the brave volunteers who stepped up to the challenge!
#InternationalWomensMonth #kgv_hk #ESFSchools
We are so proud of our student speakers who took the stage to share their powerful ideas and inspiring stories. Beyond the thought-provoking talks, it was wonderful to see our community connect over light refreshments and great networking between guests, alumni, and students.
We also got to hear some of our alumni speak about their the paths they took to become who they are today!
A special shoutout goes to the organisers of the event and a big thank you to everyone who joined us to make it a memorable event!
The Class of 2026 celebrated their final day on campus, starting with a special breakfast served by our SLT before a morning of sun and sketches on the Senior Quads.
The energy shifted as the school gathered for the Walk of Honour—a KGV tradition that never fails to bring a cheer to the driveway. We capped off the day with a final assembly and a mini-concert that rocked the hall.
To our graduates: You’ve left your mark on these halls. Now, go make your mark on the world.
#KGVClassOf2026 #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #lastday
We are incredibly proud to see KGV alumni Blake Elliot and Micayla Baltazar taking the stage at this year’s Sevens!
Watching our former students transition from school sports to the professional arena is a testament to their dedication! The community is rooting for you—play hard and enjoy every moment out there!
Go Blake! Go Micayla! #alumni #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #Sevens
On 11 March, over 100 students from KGV, WIS, and STC stepped into the hidden, harsh realities of modern slavery for My Freedom Day.
In partnership with the Mekong Club, our annual Sweatshop Challenge simulated the gruelling conditions of home-based textile workshops. Students faced the relentless "Bead Challenge"—threading complex patterns of tiny seed beads under massive quotas, ticking clocks, and ruthless quality control. Stripped of their names and identified only by numbers, participants quickly felt the severe eye strain and mental exhaustion that millions endure daily.
CNN was on-site to capture the raw reality and high-stress atmosphere of the simulation. Meanwhile, outside the challenge room, our student volunteers launched a "Human Price Tag" guerrilla campaign, tagging everyday campus items with harrowing facts about modern slavery.
The ultimate takeaway from this powerful day? We must deeply examine our consumer choices and confront the hidden human cost behind the objects we use every day.
Check out the links below for CNN's official releases: https://edition.cnn.com/world/video/my-freedom-day-wrap-2026-natspkg-spc https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/15/world/video/my-freedom-day-price-tags-watson-dnt-041505aseg2-cnni-world-fast
Earlier in the year some of our students gathered at ESFC for an inspiring Carbon Literacy course facilitated by Metanoia.
It was a fantastic day of learning. Students dove deep into the science of climate change and brainstormed strategic solutions. Recently, the students and Mr. Poulsum got the chance to catch up on how this went as well as to discussed some of the pledges each student made during the course.
Such a great thing to learn more about! Shoutout to the students Heer, Grishma, Drea, Aarav, Aashi, Tanisha and Yaffy!
#ESFSchools #KGV_hk #carbonliteracy
We are catching up on some exciting news from the last few weeks. Let's celebrate some of our students and their awesome achievements!
Enoch took home a prestigious Gold Medal at the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival! Rakin and Edward were both officially shortlisted in the fiction and non-fiction categories for the highly competitive Hong Kong Young Writers Awards!
We are so proud of your hard work, creativity, and dedication. Keep up the amazing work!
What a final day before the Easter break! Last Friday we wore our best headwear for Wear a Hat Day (supporting Brain Tumour Research) and celebrated the end of term with the Interhouse Music Finale.
We had some highlights from the interhouse music competitions running all throughout the week and capped of with a concert from the ESF Artist in Residence SuRie!
A special congratulations goes out to the performers/musicians of Rowell for winning the Interhouse music competition!
Happy Easter KGV! Have a wonderful time during the holidays. #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #wearahatday #concert #interhousemusic
In celebration of International Women's Day, we were deeply honored to welcome our main guest speaker, Alia Eyres (former CEO of Mother's Choice), who delivered a powerful and moving talk on what it truly means to be empowered.
The inspiration continued with a fantastic panel discussion featuring the brilliant women of our own community!
Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their voices, and helped make this event such a wonderful event. A special thank you also goes out the organisers, students Zarra and Hannah as well as the PTSA.
#IWD #WomensEmpowerment #kgv_hk #ESFSchools
As our ESF Artist in Residence, SuRie recently graced the KGV stage for a concert, filling the hall with her soulful voice. It was an absolute treat for our community!
SuRie is a singer-songwriter, actor, and musician from London.
Beyond the concert, SuRie spent time working directly with ESF students, hosting hands-on workshops focused on songwriting and music composition.
A massive thank you to SuRie for sharing her talent and knowledge with us!
For International Women’s Month, KGV’s 'Girl Talk' brought a Period Cramp Simulator to campus! It was a hilarious, eye-opening way to break the stigma and build a little empathy for what women power through every single month.
Huge shoutout to Girl Talk and all the brave volunteers who stepped up to the challenge!
#InternationalWomensMonth #kgv_hk #ESFSchools
We are so proud of our student speakers who took the stage to share their powerful ideas and inspiring stories. Beyond the thought-provoking talks, it was wonderful to see our community connect over light refreshments and great networking between guests, alumni, and students.
We also got to hear some of our alumni speak about their the paths they took to become who they are today!
A special shoutout goes to the organisers of the event and a big thank you to everyone who joined us to make it a memorable event!
The Class of 2026 celebrated their final day on campus, starting with a special breakfast served by our SLT before a morning of sun and sketches on the Senior Quads.
The energy shifted as the school gathered for the Walk of Honour—a KGV tradition that never fails to bring a cheer to the driveway. We capped off the day with a final assembly and a mini-concert that rocked the hall.
To our graduates: You’ve left your mark on these halls. Now, go make your mark on the world.
#KGVClassOf2026 #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #lastday
We are incredibly proud to see KGV alumni Blake Elliot and Micayla Baltazar taking the stage at this year’s Sevens!
Watching our former students transition from school sports to the professional arena is a testament to their dedication! The community is rooting for you—play hard and enjoy every moment out there!
Go Blake! Go Micayla! #alumni #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #Sevens
On 11 March, over 100 students from KGV, WIS, and STC stepped into the hidden, harsh realities of modern slavery for My Freedom Day.
In partnership with the Mekong Club, our annual Sweatshop Challenge simulated the gruelling conditions of home-based textile workshops. Students faced the relentless "Bead Challenge"—threading complex patterns of tiny seed beads under massive quotas, ticking clocks, and ruthless quality control. Stripped of their names and identified only by numbers, participants quickly felt the severe eye strain and mental exhaustion that millions endure daily.
CNN was on-site to capture the raw reality and high-stress atmosphere of the simulation. Meanwhile, outside the challenge room, our student volunteers launched a "Human Price Tag" guerrilla campaign, tagging everyday campus items with harrowing facts about modern slavery.
The ultimate takeaway from this powerful day? We must deeply examine our consumer choices and confront the hidden human cost behind the objects we use every day.
Check out the links below for CNN's official releases: https://edition.cnn.com/world/video/my-freedom-day-wrap-2026-natspkg-spc https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/15/world/video/my-freedom-day-price-tags-watson-dnt-041505aseg2-cnni-world-fast
Earlier in the year some of our students gathered at ESFC for an inspiring Carbon Literacy course facilitated by Metanoia.
It was a fantastic day of learning. Students dove deep into the science of climate change and brainstormed strategic solutions. Recently, the students and Mr. Poulsum got the chance to catch up on how this went as well as to discussed some of the pledges each student made during the course.
Such a great thing to learn more about! Shoutout to the students Heer, Grishma, Drea, Aarav, Aashi, Tanisha and Yaffy!
#ESFSchools #KGV_hk #carbonliteracy
We are catching up on some exciting news from the last few weeks. Let's celebrate some of our students and their awesome achievements!
Enoch took home a prestigious Gold Medal at the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival! Rakin and Edward were both officially shortlisted in the fiction and non-fiction categories for the highly competitive Hong Kong Young Writers Awards!
We are so proud of your hard work, creativity, and dedication. Keep up the amazing work!
What a final day before the Easter break! Last Friday we wore our best headwear for Wear a Hat Day (supporting Brain Tumour Research) and celebrated the end of term with the Interhouse Music Finale.
We had some highlights from the interhouse music competitions running all throughout the week and capped of with a concert from the ESF Artist in Residence SuRie!
A special congratulations goes out to the performers/musicians of Rowell for winning the Interhouse music competition!
Happy Easter KGV! Have a wonderful time during the holidays. #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #wearahatday #concert #interhousemusic
In celebration of International Women's Day, we were deeply honored to welcome our main guest speaker, Alia Eyres (former CEO of Mother's Choice), who delivered a powerful and moving talk on what it truly means to be empowered.
The inspiration continued with a fantastic panel discussion featuring the brilliant women of our own community!
Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their voices, and helped make this event such a wonderful event. A special thank you also goes out the organisers, students Zarra and Hannah as well as the PTSA.
#IWD #WomensEmpowerment #kgv_hk #ESFSchools
As our ESF Artist in Residence, SuRie recently graced the KGV stage for a concert, filling the hall with her soulful voice. It was an absolute treat for our community!
SuRie is a singer-songwriter, actor, and musician from London.
Beyond the concert, SuRie spent time working directly with ESF students, hosting hands-on workshops focused on songwriting and music composition.
A massive thank you to SuRie for sharing her talent and knowledge with us!
For International Women’s Month, KGV’s 'Girl Talk' brought a Period Cramp Simulator to campus! It was a hilarious, eye-opening way to break the stigma and build a little empathy for what women power through every single month.
Huge shoutout to Girl Talk and all the brave volunteers who stepped up to the challenge!
#InternationalWomensMonth #kgv_hk #ESFSchools
We are so proud of our student speakers who took the stage to share their powerful ideas and inspiring stories. Beyond the thought-provoking talks, it was wonderful to see our community connect over light refreshments and great networking between guests, alumni, and students.
We also got to hear some of our alumni speak about their the paths they took to become who they are today!
A special shoutout goes to the organisers of the event and a big thank you to everyone who joined us to make it a memorable event!
The Class of 2026 celebrated their final day on campus, starting with a special breakfast served by our SLT before a morning of sun and sketches on the Senior Quads.
The energy shifted as the school gathered for the Walk of Honour—a KGV tradition that never fails to bring a cheer to the driveway. We capped off the day with a final assembly and a mini-concert that rocked the hall.
To our graduates: You’ve left your mark on these halls. Now, go make your mark on the world.
We are incredibly proud to see KGV alumni Blake Elliot and Micayla Baltazar taking the stage at this year’s Sevens!
Watching our former students transition from school sports to the professional arena is a testament to their dedication! The community is rooting for you—play hard and enjoy every moment out there!
Go Blake! Go Micayla! #alumni #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #Sevens
On 11 March, over 100 students from KGV, WIS, and STC stepped into the hidden, harsh realities of modern slavery for My Freedom Day.
In partnership with the Mekong Club, our annual Sweatshop Challenge simulated the gruelling conditions of home-based textile workshops. Students faced the relentless "Bead Challenge"—threading complex patterns of tiny seed beads under massive quotas, ticking clocks, and ruthless quality control. Stripped of their names and identified only by numbers, participants quickly felt the severe eye strain and mental exhaustion that millions endure daily.
CNN was on-site to capture the raw reality and high-stress atmosphere of the simulation. Meanwhile, outside the challenge room, our student volunteers launched a "Human Price Tag" guerrilla campaign, tagging everyday campus items with harrowing facts about modern slavery.
The ultimate takeaway from this powerful day? We must deeply examine our consumer choices and confront the hidden human cost behind the objects we use every day.
Check out the links below for CNN's official releases: https://edition.cnn.com/world/video/my-freedom-day-wrap-2026-natspkg-spc https://edition.cnn.com/2026/04/15/world/video/my-freedom-day-price-tags-watson-dnt-041505aseg2-cnni-world-fast
Earlier in the year some of our students gathered at ESFC for an inspiring Carbon Literacy course facilitated by Metanoia.
It was a fantastic day of learning. Students dove deep into the science of climate change and brainstormed strategic solutions. Recently, the students and Mr. Poulsum got the chance to catch up on how this went as well as to discussed some of the pledges each student made during the course.
Such a great thing to learn more about! Shoutout to the students Heer, Grishma, Drea, Aarav, Aashi, Tanisha and Yaffy!
We are catching up on some exciting news from the last few weeks. Let's celebrate some of our students and their awesome achievements!
Enoch took home a prestigious Gold Medal at the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival! Rakin and Edward were both officially shortlisted in the fiction and non-fiction categories for the highly competitive Hong Kong Young Writers Awards!
We are so proud of your hard work, creativity, and dedication. Keep up the amazing work!
What a final day before the Easter break! Last Friday we wore our best headwear for Wear a Hat Day (supporting Brain Tumour Research) and celebrated the end of term with the Interhouse Music Finale.
We had some highlights from the interhouse music competitions running all throughout the week and capped of with a concert from the ESF Artist in Residence SuRie!
A special congratulations goes out to the performers/musicians of Rowell for winning the Interhouse music competition!
Happy Easter KGV! Have a wonderful time during the holidays. #kgv_hk #ESFSchools #wearahatday #concert #interhousemusic
In celebration of International Women's Day, we were deeply honored to welcome our main guest speaker, Alia Eyres (former CEO of Mother's Choice), who delivered a powerful and moving talk on what it truly means to be empowered.
The inspiration continued with a fantastic panel discussion featuring the brilliant women of our own community!
Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared their voices, and helped make this event such a wonderful event. A special thank you also goes out the organisers, students Zarra and Hannah as well as the PTSA.
As our ESF Artist in Residence, SuRie recently graced the KGV stage for a concert, filling the hall with her soulful voice. It was an absolute treat for our community!
SuRie is a singer-songwriter, actor, and musician from London.
Beyond the concert, SuRie spent time working directly with ESF students, hosting hands-on workshops focused on songwriting and music composition.
A massive thank you to SuRie for sharing her talent and knowledge with us!
For International Women’s Month, KGV’s 'Girl Talk' brought a Period Cramp Simulator to campus! It was a hilarious, eye-opening way to break the stigma and build a little empathy for what women power through every single month.
Huge shoutout to Girl Talk and all the brave volunteers who stepped up to the challenge!
We are so proud of our student speakers who took the stage to share their powerful ideas and inspiring stories. Beyond the thought-provoking talks, it was wonderful to see our community connect over light refreshments and great networking between guests, alumni, and students.
We also got to hear some of our alumni speak about their the paths they took to become who they are today!
A special shoutout goes to the organisers of the event and a big thank you to everyone who joined us to make it a memorable event!
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