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Mon, 13 July 2026

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Ymca Christian Academy Hong Kong

Operating under the YMCA of Hong Kong's educational mission since the organization's 1901 founding, the school emphasizes Christian values and whole person development within an international curriculum framework.

Ymca Christian Academy Hong Kong campus
Ymca Christian Academy Hong Kong, Hong Kong. Photograph · School

Curriculum
International
Fees, annual
HKD 144k
Ages
5 to 11
Pupils
~100
Founded
2022

YMCA Christian Academy is a small private primary school in Hong Kong, opened in 2022 and teaching around 100 pupils aged 5–11 through the International Primary Curriculum. It holds accreditation from the Council of International Schools, and principal Geoff Blaik brings more than 28 years in international education across Australia, Turkey, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Fees are HKD 144,470 a year across Years 1 to 6, with a HKD 2,000 application fee.

Parents and former pupils describe a warm, close-knit community where children feel known by their teachers and school leaders. Individual attention is the strongest theme in parent feedback: small classes, caring teachers, moral education and a family-like feel come up repeatedly.

The weaker area is facilities breadth. Parent feedback runs much warmer on care and teaching than on facilities and specialist provision in music, arts and science.


Annual fees

Year level Age Fee
Year 1 – Year 6 5 HK$144,470

One-time fees

Item Age Fee
Application Fee HK$2,000


  • Parents and former pupils consistently describe a warm, close-knit primary community where children feel known by teachers and school leaders.
  • The strongest parent theme is individual attention: small classes, caring teachers, moral education, and a family-like feel come up repeatedly.
  • The weaker area is facilities breadth. The parent-review pattern is much stronger on care and teachers than on facilities, music, arts, or science provision.

Positives

  • nurturing community. Parents and former pupils repeatedly praise the caring atmosphere and close relationships.
  • individual attention. Reviews highlight small classes, teachers who know pupils well, and a strong pastoral feel.

Considerations

  • facilities and specialist breadth. Review breakdowns are warmer on teachers and community than on facilities and specialist areas.

Leadership

Geoff Blaik

Geoff Blaik is an experienced Principal with over 28 years in international education across Australia, Turkey, Malaysia, and Hong Kong.

Accreditations

  • Council of International Schools 01

70 Bridges Street, , Sheung Wan, Hong Kong

School website