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Curriculum IB (DP), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels
Taught languages English, Mandarin, Cantonese, French, German, Spanish
Strengths STEM, Languages, Performing Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Early Years, Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Harrow Hong Kong Children School Shenzhen Qianhai opened in September 2023 as AISL's fourth Harrow-branded campus in the Greater Bay Area. The school blends Hong Kong education with Harrow's heritage, offering dual pathways that include the Hong Kong curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). The campus serves learners aged 2 to 18, with a boarding provision for students from Grade 4 upwards. The 25,334 square metre site accommodates about 1,400 students across 72 classrooms, plus extensive specialist facilities. Core facilities include 11 science laboratories, 6 computer rooms, a Flight Simulator Cabin and an Innovation Centre for STEAM learning, 7 music rooms and 18 music practice rooms, 3 dance rooms and 5 visual arts rooms, plus a Grand Auditorium of 1,350 square metres. A 1,280 square metre multi-purpose sports hall, an outdoor grass pitch with a 250-metre track, and indoor swimming pool support a holistic, activity-rich education for learners.
No.1 KeChuang Road 6,
Nanshan District, Shenzhen City
The Essentials
Harrow Hong Kong Children School Shenzhen Qianhai has instruction in English, Mandarin, Cantonese.
Location
Harrow Hong Kong Children School Shenzhen Qianhai is located at No.1 KeChuang Road 6, Nanshan District, Shenzhen City. It is in the Shenzhen Qianhai area within the Greater Bay Area.
Stages
Kindergarten (Pre-K to K3); Primary School (Grade 1-6); Secondary School (Grade 7-12). The school provides for students from age 2 to 18.
Type
Boarding
Additional learning support
English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme providing tailored English language support.
School day structure
Boarders follow a structured and fixed daily schedule with dedicated evening prep time and guided study.
Fees
Annual tuition at Harrow Hong Kong Children School Shenzhen Qianhai ranges from RMB 185,400 to RMB 252,700 for 2026/27.
Assessment fee
- A non-refundable, non-transferable assessment fee of RMB 3,000 is required for each application.
Facility deposit
- A facility deposit of RMB 25,000 is required. The school reserves the right to offset any amounts owed by parents against this deposit; the refund of the deposit is subject to the school's Terms and Conditions.
Tuition and boarding fees (2025/26) — amounts in RMB
- Tuition fees are billed per academic year and are payable in two instalments as shown below. Parents complete payment of Tuition and Boarding Fees in two instalments directly to the school.
- Pre-K: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - K1: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - K2: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - K3: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - Grade 1: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - Grade 2: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - Grade 3: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - Grade 4: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - Grade 5: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - Grade 6: Yearly tuition RMB 185,400 — First instalment RMB 92,700; Second instalment RMB 92,700. - Grade 7: Yearly tuition RMB 219,100 — First instalment RMB 109,550; Second instalment RMB 109,550. - Grade 8: Yearly tuition RMB 219,100 — First instalment RMB 109,550; Second instalment RMB 109,550. - Grade 9: Yearly tuition RMB 219,100 — First instalment RMB 109,550; Second instalment RMB 109,550. - Grade 10: Yearly tuition RMB 252,700 — First instalment RMB 126,350; Second instalment RMB 126,350. - Grade 11: Yearly tuition RMB 252,700 — First instalment RMB 126,350; Second instalment RMB 126,350. - Grade 12: Yearly tuition RMB 252,700 — First instalment RMB 126,350; Second instalment RMB 126,350.
Boarding fees
- Boarding fee for an academic year is RMB 102,000 — First instalment RMB 51,000; Second instalment RMB 51,000. Boarding fees are paid according to the school billing schedule.
Sibling discount
- Discounts for siblings attending concurrently: - Second child: no discount. - Third child: 5%. - Fourth child: 10%. - Fifth child and subsequent children: 15%.
Other costs and fees
- School uniform: Uniforms are designed by the school and parents purchase uniforms directly from appointed manufacturers; parents pay uniform costs themselves. - School bus: School bus fee is RMB 19,000 per school year (including tax). The bus fee payment cycle and method follow the school tuition fee cycle; a school bus agreement must be signed before using the service. - Catering: Catering is charged on a consumption basis by contracted vendors; parents pay catering charges as consumed. - Textbooks and learning materials: Some textbooks and supplementary exercise books published in Hong Kong are purchased directly from the contracted textbook company and must be paid for by parents. - Other possible charges: When applicable, parents may be invoiced separately for examination fees, certain extracurricular activities, expeditions, trips, and additional materials.
Billing schedule and payment terms
- Tuition and boarding fees are payable in two instalments; the amounts for each grade are split into equal first and second instalments as listed above. Parents complete payment of these instalments directly to the school. For the school's fee ledger and billing dates, parents must follow the invoices issued by the school.
Withdrawal and refund information
- A full Term's Notice must be given in writing when withdrawing a student. If a full Term's Notice is not provided, a Term's Fees in lieu will be due and payable at the rate applicable on the invoice date even if the place is subsequently filled. - The assessment fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. The facility deposit refund is handled in accordance with the Terms and Conditions signed by parents and the school.
Fee payment options and enquiries
- Specific payment methods (for example, bank transfer or credit card) are not detailed in the published fee summary; payment is completed directly to the school following the invoicing instructions provided by the school. For fee- or payment-method enquiries contact the Admissions team at admissions@harrowhkcsshenzhen.cn or by telephone: - Ms Feng (PreK–Grade 3): +86 135 3820 2405 - Ms Wu (Grade 4–8): +86 135 3820 3405 - Ms Chen (Grade 9 and above): +86 138 2351 3946.
Academics
Harrow Hong Kong Children School Shenzhen Qianhai teaches IB (DP), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels for students aged 2 to 18.
Curriculum
Kindergarten children benefit from a multi-faceted AISL Harrow designed curriculum tailored for our youngest learners. Students in Grade 1 to Grade 9 follow the Hong Kong curriculum, fully integrating the culture of the Greater Bay Area. In Grades 10 to 12, students can opt for either the DSE or IBDP curriculum. The Harrow Values—Courage, Honour, Fellowship and Humility—are embedded throughout the education experience and guide students to act with integrity, embrace challenges, and build strong relationships. The six Harrow leadership attributes are woven into the fabric of the curriculum: contributing positively to the community; applying knowledge with compassion; solving problems collaboratively; solving problems creatively; making fair and just choices; facing challenges with determination.
Higher Education Progression
Graduates go on to top universities worldwide. The school supports dual-path routes through DSE or IB Diploma Programme to prepare students for admission to leading higher education institutions.
Gifted and Talented
A Super-curriculum supplements the regular curriculum with clubs, guest speakers, debates, public speaking and competitions to challenge students beyond examinations. There is a strong STEAM focus with facilities and activities designed to develop critical thinking, collaboration and problem-solving skills.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Pastoral Care provides personalised support and guidance. Small class sizes and the House system help ensure every student is known by name and understood in terms of strengths and areas for improvement. The home room in the Lower School and the House in the Upper School anchor student wellbeing, including attention to life outside school and celebration of successes, with staff prepared to support students through difficulties and life's challenges.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Bi-literate and Trilingual: Mandarin, English and Cantonese proficiency. The teaching faculty includes Native English Teachers (NETs) who have a thorough working knowledge of HKEDB's English Language Curriculum or England's Early Years Foundation Stage. In Kindergarten, the approach strengthens the mother tongue while learning the second and third languages; primary learning languages are Traditional Chinese characters and English, with reading and early literacy emphasized; in secondary, students are guided to apply bi-literate and trilingual skills in more complex work.
Mental Wellbeing
Pastoral Care underpins safe, academically successful and fulfilled students. The school provides personalised support and a sense of community through small class sizes and the House system, with ongoing attention to students' wellbeing and collaboration with parents to support each child on their journey.
Safeguarding
The school is committed to the safety and protection of children. All staff and visitors comply with safeguarding policies and procedures; safeguarding is central to the Harrow ethos; robust procedures ensure that at‑risk children receive effective support, protection and justice. The school aligns with the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child and requires comprehensive safeguarding training for all staff, with regular audits by International Child Protection Advisors (ICPA).
Admissions
Admissions
1. APPLICATION. Applications have limited openings for each academic year, so early submission is encouraged. Applications will be considered only if seats are available; contact the admissions team to understand vacancies. Citizenship/residency categories determine priority, including children of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan residents (priority to those who work and live in the Qianhai Cooperation Zone); children with foreign passports (priority to those with a parent holding a foreign passport and living in Qianhai); children of Returning Overseas Talents (priority to those in the Qianhai Cooperation Zone); and children of Overseas Chinese (priority to those who work and live in the Qianhai Cooperation Zone). Special considerations for Hong Kong residents include two categories: Category 1 where one parent and the child are Hong Kong Permanent Residents, and Category 2 where the child is a Hong Kong Permanent Resident born in Hong Kong with both parents residing on the mainland. The successful applicant must demonstrate sufficient Chinese and English to access the curriculum. Parents of students with Special Educational Needs should consult with the admissions office before applying, as Harrow Hong Kong Children School Shenzhen Qianhai does not have facilities or staff to educate children with severe learning needs. The admission process varies by age; families should contact the admissions office for detailed information regarding the application process.
FAQs
Where is Harrow Hong Kong Children School Shenzhen Qianhai located?
The Shenzhen Qianhai campus sits in Shenzhen's Greater Bay Area, in the Qianhai area of Nanshan District. The address is No.1 KeChuang Road 6, Shenzhen City. The school opened in 2023 and serves students aged 2 to 18 as a co‑educational boarding school with an AISL Harrow-designed curriculum.
What is the age range and how is the curriculum structured across the school?
The school serves students from age 2 to 18. Kindergarten follows an AISL Harrow-designed programme; Grades 1–9 follow the Hong Kong curriculum integrated with Greater Bay Area culture; Grades 10–12 offer either the DSE or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP).
Is boarding available at Harrow Hong Kong Children School Shenzhen Qianhai?
Yes. The school offers boarding with a structured daily routine, dedicated evening academic tutoring, and a House system. The campus can accommodate around 218 boarders from Grade 4 upwards.
What are the initial application costs and deposits?
There is a non‑refundable assessment fee of RMB 3,000 per application and a facility deposit of RMB 25,000, the latter refundable in accordance with the school's Terms and Conditions.
How are tuition and boarding fees billed, and what are the typical amounts by year group?
Tuition and boarding fees are billed per academic year in two equal instalments. For Pre‑K to Grade 6, tuition is RMB 185,400 per year; Grades 7–9 RMB 219,100; Grades 10–12 RMB 252,700. The boarding fee is RMB 102,000 per year, also paid in two instalments.
Are there scholarships or waitlists for admission?
Scholarly scholarships are not listed in the information available. Admissions operate with seat availability and priority categories; no waitlist details are provided in the data.
What curricula are offered at different levels?
Kindergarten uses the AISL Harrow-designed curriculum; Grades 1–9 follow the Hong Kong curriculum integrated with Greater Bay Area culture; Grades 10–12 can choose DSE or IBDP.
What higher-education pathways does the school prepare students for?
Students can pursue either the Hong Kong Diploma (DSE) route or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) in Grades 10–12, preparing them for admission to leading universities worldwide.
Is there a program for gifted and talented students?
Yes. A Super-curriculum extends learning beyond exams with clubs, debates, public speaking and competitions, complemented by a strong STEAM focus and dedicated facilities.
What are the key sports facilities on campus?
The campus features an outdoor natural grass soccer pitch with a 250m track, plus an indoor 1,280 sqm multi‑purpose sports hall with three basketball courts and an 8x23m indoor swimming pool, plus an outdoor basketball court.
What academic and learning facilities are available?
There are 72 classrooms, a Grand Auditorium (1,350 sqm) seating 720, 11 science laboratories, 6 computer rooms, a Flight Simulator Cabin, and an Innovation Centre for STEAM learning; libraries serve primary/secondary and kindergarten separately.
What arts and other facilities support the curriculum?
The campus includes 7 music rooms, 18 music practice rooms, 3 dance rooms, 5 visual arts rooms, and additional spaces for theatre and performance, supporting extensive arts and cocurricular activities.
What clubs and extracurricular activities does Harrow HKCS offer?
The school runs a Super-curriculum with clubs, guest speakers, debates and public speaking, plus a broad Co-Curricular Activities Programme in sport, art, music and drama; the AISL Talents Programme and the AISL Music Festival provide additional opportunities.
What leadership opportunities exist for students?
The House System assigns students to Houses with House Masters and tutors, providing leadership roles and mentoring; inter-house events, sports days and charity activities offer leadership opportunities across year groups.
How does the school support students' language development beyond academics?
Students engage in bi-literate and tri-lingual learning of Mandarin, English and Cantonese, with language-rich activities and cross-cultural engagement that supports international-mindedness.
How is wellbeing and safeguarding addressed at the school?
Pastoral Care offers personalised support within small classes and the House framework; safeguarding is robust, with staff trained in safeguarding and regular audits by International Child Protection Advisors.
What is the boarding experience like for students and how is it managed?
Boarding mirrors Harrow UK with a House Master or Mistress, House Parents and evening academic tutors; there is a fixed routine, a device policy for focus, and opportunities for students to grow academically, socially and leadership-wise.
What is the school uniform policy?
A formal uniform is worn with a blazer, shirt and tie for older students; PE uniform is worn on designated days; Pre‑K to K3 have summer/winter sets, while G1–G12 wear the standard formal uniform with appropriate shoes.
How does the House System contribute to campus life?
Every student belongs to a House, creating a sense of belonging and providing leadership and mentoring across years; Houses organise sports, charity events, dances and various competitions, linking day and boarding students.
Which languages are taught and how is the program delivered?
Mandarin, English and Cantonese are taught across Kindergarten to Secondary; the program is bi-literate and tri-lingual, with emphasis on traditional Chinese characters and Putonghua in specific contexts.
