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Re: Which interntaional school is better? FIS or CDNIS?
Cayenne,
I agreed with you it is not possible to rank the IS one by one and it is easier to rank them in different tiers.
If FIS is at the top tier, maybe I should pick this one over CDNIS for my kid.
Cayenne 寫道:
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cari 寫道:
Thanks for your input. Does that mean FIS academic is better than other international schools?
I heard that the best is GSIS and then FIS and then CDNIS and then HKIS.
Different international schools adopt different curricula . Their students compete in different overseas public exams, get different scores or grades. So it is not easy to rank them like local schools.
One way to gauge their academic achievements is to see what overseas universities these students end up.
In this regard I think most people 'in the know' may have reservations with your ranking, for the obvious reasons that HKIS is probably better than CDNIS , and ESF & CIS schools are conspicuous by their absence .
It is perhaps quite meaningless to rank these IS one by one, for 2 reasons :
1. Let's say most top students from GSIS and ESF go to Oxford/Cambridge/LSE, because they follow a British curriculum. Whereas HKIS, being the de facto American international school in HK and follows an American curriculum , will naturally have most of her top students going to Harvard/Yale/Columbia etc. So how can one say which is better than the next ?
I think a more reasonable way is to group these schools into tiers. In my humble opinion, HKIS, GSIS, FIS, CIS ,ESF occupy the first tier of Hong Kong's international schools. The next is anybody's guess.
2. The second reason is more pragmatic. These ISs are not lining up out there for our picking , it's the other way round . ( Well, unless we are heirs to a 100 billion fortune like Mr. Chan ). Most parents will gladly accept an offer from any of the top tiers, and the individual choice is up to money, location, and which overseas country you want your child to be in. (Of course, for the really stellar students, they can go anywhere they like ,irrespective of their schools and curricula. So a HKIS student may go to Oxford, and a GSIS student may end up in MIT.)[/quote] |
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