French International School

It has an international department and a French department. The biggest feature is that students can learn different European languages and Mandarin.

School Information

School Introduction

The French International School (FIS) was established in 1963 and was one of the first international schools established in Hong Kong. It was also the first school in Hong Kong to offer the IB curriculum in 1988. The school is divided into two departments-the French Department and the International Department. Currently, there are four campuses, attracting students from more than 40 different countries. The French International School is one of the largest international schools in Hong Kong, with more than 2,700 students. In 2014, in the International Division, 23.5% of FIS Year 12 students achieved IB scores above 40 points, with two achieving 44 points. In IGCSE, 80.5% of Year 11 students achieved 'A' grades in all subjects. In the French department, 39.4% of final year students received a 'Très Bien' (Excellence), well above the 19.7% average in French schools abroad.

Public examination results and rankings
The 2021 graduates have achieved excellent results, and the IB exam passing rate reached 100%. 64% of the students achieved a score of 35 points or above, and two students received a perfect score of 45 points, with an average score of 37.84 points. In the 2021 IGCSE exam, the pass rate reached 100%, with 5 students achieving 10As, one of whom achieved 10A*, and 98% achieving grades A* to C.

Admission application
Depending on degree status, applications are accepted throughout the year


Admission Assessment
Applicants need to complete a series of simple assessments, no Conduct a formal interview.

 Recommended

French international schools mainly have foreign students. The international class enrollment is not large, but the newly expanded Tseung Kwan O campus provides more places for the primary school. The results in the public examination were excellent and worthy of recommendation.

Applicable Targets
The French International School is more international and suitable for students with strong English proficiency and internationalization. Moreover, the school style is relatively liberal. It is not a school that only studies and gets good grades, but the grades are also quite good, so it is suitable for students who study in a variety of ways and have the ability to take care of themselves.