King's College Old Boys' Association Primary School No. 2
英皇書院同學會小學第二校
“Please refer to the Chinese version.”
At a Glance
- District
- Central and Western
- Founded
- 1960
- School category
- Aided
- Student gender
- Co-educational
- Session
- Whole day
- Principal
- Ms. Lam Shuk Fong
- Supervisor
- Mr. Lam Nathaniel
- Sponsoring body
- King's College Old Boys' Association School Limited
- Religion
- Not applicable
Admissions & Fees
How to get in · Primary One Admission (POA)
Aided- POA school net
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Apply directly to one government or aided school; admitted on the EDB points system (about half of all places).
Remaining places are allocated by computer within your home school net (about half).
If this school has feeder, nominated or through-train links, see "School linkages" below.
Primary 1 (P1)
2026/27 entry- Application window
- 3 Jun 2026 – 5 Jun 2026This application is only applicable to prospective first-grade students for the 2026-2027 academic year. Applications will be accepted after the results of the centralized placement process are announced. The deadline for applications is 12:00 noon on Friday, June 5, 2026.
- Age eligibility
- Children who must enroll in Grade 1 in September 2026 (i.e., those born between September 2, 2020, and September 1, 2021, or who meet the age requirements for unified placement into Grade 1)
- How to apply
- In person
- Results announced
- Our school will officially admit the candidates on the date specified by the Education Bureau. If you are admitted, you will be contacted individually by phone. If you do not receive a call, it will be considered that you have not been selected.
- Interview
- Parent + child · 1 round(s) · The interview date and time will be notified later.Applications from candidates for the Primary One placement will be assessed through an interview. The following applicants will be invited for an interview: 1. Those who have submitted an application form for self-assigned places to our school during the “self-assignment” period; or 2. Those who have listed our school as their first or second choice in Part A or Part B of the Unified Placement Form. Other applicants may also submit their applications to the school, and the possibility of being invited for an interview will depend on the available places at the school.
Required documents
- Application form (attach the student's photo)
- Letter from Parents Applying to Enroll Their Children in Our School
- A copy of the student’s birth certificate or a copy of the relevant documents proving entry and residence rights
- Copies of the "Application Form for Kindergarten Admission" for self-assignment of degrees
- Copy of the school selection form for the primary one-level placement system
- Copy of the registration certificate for the first grade
- Copy of the transcript (most recent version)
- Return envelope (stamped with a $2.4 postage stamp)
- Additional materials for students (no more than 4 A4 pages; both sides of the paper can be used, if applicable)
Selection criteria
- The application form for self-allocated degrees was submitted to our institution during the "self-allocated degree" phase.
- Choose our school as one of the top 1 to 2 preferred options in Part A or Part B of the unified placement form.
- For other applicants, the availability of places in the school will determine their admission status.
The main content of this page relates to applications from prospective first-grade students for the 2026-2027 academic year, as well as applications from students wishing to transfer into grades 2 to 5. For first-grade admission, places are primarily allocated through the Education Bureau’s unified placement system and the school’s own allocation process; schools do not have separate official application channels (only channels for prospective students).
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Vision & Mission
We foster modest, caring, and loving culture and maintain a good teacher-student rapport. To cultivate students' moral development, we have moral talks conducted by our teachers every week and have various moral education and counselling activities. We also apply "The Jockey Club Comprehensive Student Guidance Grant" for students coming from low-income families. We also set up prizes and scholarships for distinctive students.
The School provides education for all who come, through balanced curriculum and in the best possible, free and pleasant environment; develops personal potentials; and helps cultivate good citizens with values of virtue, positive mind, independent thinking, unceasing quest for knowledge and sense of responsibility.
Capacity & Enrolment
Teaching Staff
Campuses
- King's College Old Boys' Association Primary School No. 2Main campus
40 Po Hing Fong, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong