Experience the Afternoon Unaccompanied Programme
Join us for an Early Years Afternoon Session and experience the joys of learning! During these free-of-charge sessions, your child can participate in outdoor play, sensory fun, creative activities and more!
Welcome to Carmel School Hong Kong
Carmel School is an IB Continuum School divided into three campuses on Hong Kong Island. Our personalised approach, with emphasis on growing caring, compassionate, global citizens, produces students who are independent thinkers and communicators and who will become leaders and contribute to the Jewish and wider world.
Robotics Programme
Our robotics programme forms part of the greater STEAM programme, the purpose of which the aim to develop interests and abilities in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics. Offering a dedicated STEAM space as well as a fully equipped robotics lab, Carmel School is leading the way in providing students the opportunities and resources to succeed.
Design Challenge
During STEAM Week students from Grades 6-10 participated in the Design Challenge with Grade 11 Design students assisting as mentors. During the three day whole-school Design Challenge, classes from across the disciplines are looking at technological innovations that have shaped our world.
The Elsa High School Campus
Carmel School is an International Baccalaureate (IB) Continuum School authorised for the highly regarded and globally acclaimed Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and Diploma Programme (DP).
Take a Look Around
Join guided tours of our campuses - click the link below to find out more.
A STEAM Forward Education
We believe in fostering creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills in our young learners. Through hands-on activities, students will explore the fascinating world of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics.
Senior Robotics Team Triumphs at FIRST Robotics Regional
The Carmel School Senior Robotics Team has achieved a remarkable milestone, recently returning from the Ventura California Regional competition having won the Rookie All Star Award and receiving an invitation to the championships of the prestigious international FIRST Robotics competition in Houston, Texas.
Leading the field in Robotics and STEAM
Our robotics programme forms part of the greater STEAM programme, the purpose of which the aim to develop interests and abilities in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics. Offering a dedicated STEAM space as well as a fully equipped robotics lab, Carmel School is leading the way in providing students the opportunities and resources to succeed.
Discover Our Academic Ethos
Through a generous teacher/student ratio and curriculum delivery that caters for a range of learning styles, the School offers a supportive environment that develops students' confidence, imagination and skills, in both academic and social spheres. It is in part this international community and thriving cultural exchange that makes Carmel School such an exciting institution to study at.
Afternoon Unaccompanied Programme for Children 1 and up
Our dual language based early learning programmes nurture young children, helping them build their early learning skills, their emotional security and confidence and guiding them on how to build positive relationships.
Learn more about our Afternoon Unaccompanied Early Learning Programme
A Through Train Education
Carmel School Association is spread across three campuses on Hong Kong Island: the Holly Rofé Early Learning Centre is located in the Jewish Community Centre on Robinson Road, Mid-Levels; Carmel Elementary and Preschool is located on Borrett Road, Mid-Levels; and Elsa High School is located in Shau Kei Wan on the east of Hong Kong Island.
News & Events
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13 of our mathletes from Elsa High School took part in the American Mathematics Competition (AMC) on Monday morning. Since 1950, the AMC has challenged middle schoolers worldwide with 25 multiple-choice math questions. No calculators, just pure problem-solving skills. Every year, AMC reaches over 300,000 students across thousands of schools, building mathematical analytical thinking for the future.