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BUDDHIST MR. & MRS. CHAN CHART MAN KINDERGARTEN

佛教陳策文伉儷幼稚園

KindergartenKowloon · Kowloon CityVoucherest. 2015Principal · MS CHEUNG KA YEEEDB school code: 600890

This school itself doesn't offer PN — but sister schools under the same operator do

These schools share the same operator and offer a Pre-Nursery (2-3 yrs) class.

At a Glance

District
Kowloon City
Founded
2015
School category
Non-profit-making
Voucher scheme
Yes
Principal
MS CHEUNG KA YEE
Supervisor
VEN SIK YIN CHI

Admissions & Fees

In the Kindergarten Education Scheme (voucher)

This kindergarten joins the EDB's Kindergarten Education Scheme. To take up a place you'll need an EDB Registration Certificate (apply September–November) and must register during the territory-wide Unified Registration Dates in early January — when each child can secure only one place.

Guide: the KG Registration Certificate, explained →

K1 (age 3)

2026/27 entry
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Application window
1 Sept 2025No limits are set.
Intake quota
Enrollment Classes: Morning Kindergarten Class 1 (30 places), Afternoon Kindergarten Class 1 (30 places), Full-Day Kindergarten Class 2 (34 places)
Number of places
128
Age eligibility
Must have reached the age of three by or on August 31, 2026
How to apply
Multiple methods
Results announced
The kindergarten will notify parents of the admission results via mail or telephone.
Acceptance deadline
For the main candidates: January 8th to 10th, 2026; for the alternate candidates: specific dates will be notified individually.
Priority categories
The applicant’s siblings are currently enrolled in this kindergarten, or the applicant’s siblings are former graduates of this kindergarten; the applicant is applying for a full-day program and there are family circumstances that require this (for example, a dual-income family, or a family that needs to take care of a person with a disability at home).
Interview
Group · 1 round(s)When meeting with children who do not speak Chinese, the school can arrange interpretation and/or translation services for the applicant as needed, or the parents and children can be accompanied by relatives or friends who understand Chinese to assist with communication.

Required documents

  • The application form has been completed and attached with a photo of the applicant’s ID document (the background color is not restricted).
  • Copy of the paper needle art: Front page and back page
  • Copies of Hong Kong birth certificate, return permit to Hong Kong, or passport
  • Four return envelopes already stamped with $2.2 postage stamps (please write your address on them).
  • The registration fee is HK$40 only.

Selection criteria

  1. Performance during the interview
  2. The applicant’s siblings are currently enrolled in this kindergarten, or one of their siblings is a graduate of this kindergarten.
  3. Applying for a full-time degree program while having family responsibilities (for example, in a dual-income household, or in a family where someone with a disability needs care at home)

Applications from students wishing to transfer into the lower or upper grades are accepted. For parents of children who do not speak Chinese, please call 2795 1008 or email [email protected]. The school has hired English teachers to provide support services for non-Chinese-speaking children and their parents, including curriculum development, daily teaching communication assistance, and document translation.

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Application fee
HK$40
Registration fee (half-day)
HK$970
Registration fee (whole-day)
HK$1,570

Curriculum & Approach

Curriculum type
Local
Vision & Mission

To optimize the culture of learning and teaching; to elevate teachers' professionalism; to inspire young children to develop their multifaceted potential through home-school collaboration.

Curriculum planning

Our school’s curriculum is formulated according to the ‘Kindergarten Education Curriculum Guide’ (2017). With our core values being child-centered, we have designed a set of distinctive curriculums that revolve around different learning themes based on children’s physical and mental health development, as well as the six learning areas according to the Education Bureau. The goal is for our children to be instilled with positive values and attitude, and to acquire skills and knowledge, promoting comprehensive and balanced childhood development. Furthermore, special subject teachers are arranged to teach English, Putonghua, Visual Art and Physical Fitness, in accordance to our curricular needs. We will follow the “Kindergarten Education Curriculum Guide” (2017) to plan curriculum. Children of nursery classes will not be asked to write, and there will not be mechanical copying exercises and drills on calculation.

Learning & teaching approach

Our curriculum adopts the Thematic approach, allowing our children to learn through play. Our learning activities are formulated by taking children’s life experiences, interests and abilities into consideration. Through picture book teaching, project-based study, small group activities, field trips and organised visits, we provide students with the opportunity to gain learning experiences by active exploration, observation and practice; ultimately aiming to foster the ability for self-directed learning.

Capacity & Enrolment

Approved capacity: 261

K1 (Nursery)K2 (Lower)K3 (Upper)Teacher-to-pupil
AM session19243901:14.2
PM session7701:08.9
Whole-day323436

Teaching Staff

Total teaching staff
13
With bachelor's degree
7
Without bachelor's degree
6
C(ECE) or above
13
Qualified KG teachers
0

Pre-Nursery service (2-3 yrs)

Children aged 2-3 enroled
0

Campuses

  • BUDDHIST MR. & MRS. CHAN CHART MAN KINDERGARTENMain campus

    KINDERGARTEN, TAK LONG ESTATE, 28 SHING KAI ROAD, KOWLOON

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