(Left to Right): Ms Jasmina Wadhwani, Head of Kindergarten, Anchors Academy Affiliated international Kindergarten cum Nursery; Mr Danny Wang, Vice Chairman, St Bees School UK; Ms Carmen Choi, Executive Director and School Manager, Anchors Academy; Dr Margaret Choi BBS, School Supervisor, Anchors Academy; Mr Olly Wells, Incoming Principal, St Bees School UK; Ms Ramida Din, Principal, Anchors Academy

    Anchors Academy Expands with Junior Secondary Division and Co-establishes Senior Secondary School with St Bees School UK

    [The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Anchors Academy, recognised as one of Hong Kong’s leading private schools for kindergarten and primary education, is taking a significant leap forward. The school has announced the extension of its educational offering to include Junior Secondary (Years 7 to 9)*, alongside a strategic…

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    Ethnic minority representatives in traditional attire walk toward a large government building in Beijing to participate in a major annual political advisory meeting.

      China formalizes ethnic integration push with new national unity law

      NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! China’s top legislature on Thursday passed an “Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law,” formalizing Beijing’s long-running push to strengthen national identity and ethnic integration. The legislation was approved at the closing meeting of the fourth session of the 14th National People’s Congress during its annual parliamentary gathering…

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      The doctorate for leaders who want depth

        The doctorate for leaders who want depth

        The CityUHK’s DBA programme is meticulously structured to bridge the chasm between theoretical business knowledge and practical application. It is intended for senior executives who want to engage in rigorous business research with practical and societal impacts, with yearly intake limited so one to one attention can be given. A taught programme offers breadth, says…

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        University presidents and senior leaders gathered at the Presidents’ Dialogue.

          Hong Kong strengthens its role as an international education hub and gateway to the GBA, expanding cross-border learning and research 

            [The content of this article has been produced by our advertising partner.] Hong Kong takes decisive initiative amid a shifting global higher education landscape as student mobility diversifies beyond traditional destinations and universities forge practice-oriented partnerships and programmes that build cross-border competencies for a fluid global talent market. The city has amplified the “Study…

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