Malvern College Hong Kong (MCHK) inherits its rich heritage and ethos from Malvern College UK, a co-educational day and boarding school founded in 1865.  Renowned for its innovative approach to education, the school was one of the first in the UK to adopt the IB Diploma programme.  Leveraging Malvern College UK’s 25+ years’ experience in IB teaching, the Hong Kong campus seeks to offer a globally accepted and well-established curriculum. The school also adopts Malvern College’s inclusive, personalised philosophy of nurturing every child’s individual strengths and abilities, under the guidance of dedicated and highly qualified teachers.  MCHK is a candidate school for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years and Middle Years Programmes and is pursuing authorisation as an IB World School.  The school places strong emphasis on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, and all pupils learn Mandarin and simplified Chinese.

Malvern College Hong Kong provides the ethos of a traditional British boarding school within a contemporary day school setting.  At its core is the provision of small class sizes, personal tutors, and strong pastoral care within a house system.  MCHK ensures that each pupil maintains a keen academic focus and also benefits from a rounded education which attaches significant importance to co-curricular activities including art, drama, sports, music, and service within the community and beyond.  The school is also the first school in the territory to run the Forest School programme. Led by qualified Level 3 practitioners, pupils build confidence, self-awareness, and social skills, while learning about the natural world through their experiences in a woodland environment.

Located adjacent to the Hong Kong Science Park, MCHK opened its doors in August 2018 and will ultimately provide 1,000 places for Primary and Secondary pupils.  The school also offers the opportunity for pupils to study at The Downs Malvern from Year 7 and Malvern College UK from Year 9 (subject to fulfilling relevant entry requirements).