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School Net 11

Government and aided primary schools in POA school net 11. P1 central allocation runs by net; schools with a through-train, nominated or feeder link are shown first.

16 primary schoolsCovers：Central and Western

What the data shows

By funding type: 2 government and 14 aided. Of the 16 that state a teaching medium, 4 teach Chinese in Putonghua, 9 teach Chinese in Cantonese, 2 are bilingual and 1 teaches in English. Of these, 5 schools have a through-train, feeder or nominated link with another school. Of the 16, 10 have a religious background. The oldest dates back to 1860; the newest opened in 2000.

About School Net 11

A school net is the geographic unit the Education Bureau uses for Primary One Central Allocation. Government and aided primary schools belong to a net, and a family's home address decides which net it applies through. Direct Subsidy Scheme, private and international primary schools sit outside the net system.

Order: schools with a through-train / nominated / feeder link first, then by profile completeness and name (not an academic ranking).

Frequently asked questions

Which districts does School Net 11 cover?
School Net 11 covers Central and Western. A net can span more than one district, and a district can contain more than one net, so confirm your net by your exact home address.
How many schools are in School Net 11?
School Net 11 contains 16 government and aided primary schools in the Primary One Central Allocation system. Direct Subsidy Scheme and private primary schools are not part of a net.
How are Primary One places allocated in Net 11?
About half of a school's places are filled in the Discretionary stage, where you apply directly to one school; the rest are filled by Central Allocation within your net, using your ranked choices and a random number. See our Primary One Admission guide and the points calculator.