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Founded in 1969, Deutsch-Schweizerische Internationale Schule is a top international school in Hong Kong that is trusted by parents for academic performance and school spirit. The school receives more than HK$5 million in teaching funding from the German and Swiss governments every year. Up to 2018, the school has produced a total of 14 outstanding students in Hong Kong, ranking in the top 10 of all secondary schools in Hong Kong. According to the 2020 world top 12 school admission results, Derui is the first international school in Hong Kong.
<h2 class="ContentItem-title" > second, the school environment</h2>
The school provides strong support to students, both academically and personally. Academically, the school offers bilingual instruction, with English and German classes available from kindergarten to secondary school. Students can study with students from more than 30 countries here, deeply immersed in the global environment, and cultivate their own international vision. In recent years, the school has also spared no effort to invest in the teaching staff, and the continuous improvement of the teaching staff has also allowed children to enjoy elite and high-quality education.
In Hong Kong, a place where land is scarce, the school has first-class teaching facilities. The configuration of 3 outdoor basketball courts, 1 indoor gymnasium and 1 standard swimming pool is enough to meet the needs of students who are constantly exploring and discovering themselves. The open auditorium and art studio also allow students to fully accept the influence of art, activate students' artistic cells and tap children's artistic potential.
<h2 class="ContentItem-title" > third, where are the graduates</h2>
The school has been ranked among the top international schools in Hong Kong for many years in the International Foundation Diploma (IB) results. In 2016, the average IB score of 40.35 students had 8 out-of-the-box scores:
University of Chicago, University of Oxford
Brown University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cornell University, University of Pennsylvania
Imperial College London, London School of Economics and Political Science
University of Cambridge, University of California, Berkeley, Los Angeles
(Note: The above is a partial list of students going to colleges and universities)
<h2 class="ContentItem-title" > four, notable alumni</h2>
Since its inception, the school has produced many outstanding graduates:
Liang Qixin: Daughter of former chief executive Leung Chun-ying
Feng Delun is a famous director, film and television actor and singer in Hong Kong, China
Zhang Yaohua: Jacky Cheung's eldest daughter
Brittany (Zhang Tong): Kwan Wing Ho Cheung Fai loves her daughter
<h2 class="ContentItem-title" >5, tuition and bonds</h2>
The enrolment fee for the Kindergarten Department is $2,350 and the Junior School is $3,700, the highest in Hong Kong and 92 times the upper limit approved by the Education Bureau, and an assessment fee of $4,300 is also payable. Based on the 2017-18 school year, the annual tuition fee for the Kindergarten Department is $142,210 and the Annual Tuition Fee for the Junior School is $147,070. In addition, parents should also note that if they want their children to apply for admission to Drey, they must purchase one of the bonds from the school, which can choose 500,000 standard bonds or about 430,000 development bonds
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The school has set up a priority admission system, and the German, Swiss and Austrian student unions are the priority factors for admission, followed by: existing brothers and sisters, parents are school staff, Drey alumni, school bond holders, etc. If parents wish their children to enroll in Derry from kindergarten onwards, please note that the minimum age for kindergartens is 3 years old and 5 years old for elementary schools, calculated on 1 September each year. Among them, the kindergarten department arranged classes at Pokfulam Branch, and only school buses were allowed to go to and from school, and private cars were not allowed to pick up and drop off.