As part of the English Schools Foundation(ESF), our students are supported by the largest English-medium international school organisation in Hong Kong, providing them the resources and opportunities not found outside of ESF Schools.
Bradbury School is an IB World School committed to educating open-minded seekers, supporting individual student needs, and developing the whole child's skills, attitudes, and global perspectives. The IB curriculum emphasises transdisciplinary learning, research, communication, and critical thinking to foster respect, responsibility, and meaningful action.
Bradbury actively engages students, equipping them with future-ready skills. The Shed, our maker space, fosters coding, design, and engineering through hands-on projects across the curriculum, developing essential 21st-century competencies.
Our school's performing arts program lets students explore music, dance, and drama, integrating with the curriculum and offering extracurricular activities for collaboration, confidence, and creativity.
We have made some amazing friendships at Bradbury School! That is because we follow the principles of the IB/PYP Learner Profile, so our students are open-minded, caring and reflective. Bradbury is an inclusive school, and we love to celebrate the diversity of all our students.
There are so many different fun activities, such as art, sports and many more. We also have six playgrounds in this school! That means we can play in different areas and use a variety of play equipment during our break times.
We think Bradbury School is the best school ever!
We have made some amazing friendships at Bradbury School! That is because we follow the principles of the IB/PYP Learner Profile, so our students are open-minded, caring and reflective. Bradbury is an inclusive school, and we love to celebrate the diversity of all our students.
There are so many different fun activities, such as art, sports and many more. We also have six playgrounds in this school! That means we can play in different areas and use a variety of play equipment during our break times.
Elsa L & Adrienne L - Year 6 Students
2 / 4
What I like about Bradbury School is that they make education and learning fun and easy and sometimes hard. And the teachers are not strict. The students are kind and helpful.
What I like about Bradbury School is that they make education and learning fun and easy and sometimes hard. And the teachers are not strict. The students are kind and helpful.
Tywin - Year 5 Student
3 / 4
I think Bradbury School is a great school because you get to do fun things like being a Student Leader. Being a Student Leader can help the school by suggesting ideas. It can help make the school better.
I think Bradbury School is a great school because you get to do fun things like being a Student Leader. Being a Student Leader can help the school by suggesting ideas. It can help make the school better.
Alexis - Year 4 Student
4 / 4
I like being a student leader because we can make Bradbury more fun!
I like being a student leader because we can make Bradbury more fun!
Marcus - Year 3 Student
1 / 3
Our journey at Bradbury has been filled with wonderful memories that we will cherish forever - from exciting field trips and engaging extracurricular activities to heartwarming school events and supportive friendships. Our time here has been nothing short of magical.
Bradbury has truly become a second home for Glenys, providing not only top-notch education but also a sense of belonging. We are grateful for the positive impact the school has had on our family and look forward to creating many more cherished memories in the years to come.
Our journey at Bradbury has been filled with wonderful memories that we will cherish forever - from exciting field trips and engaging extracurricular activities to heartwarming school events and supportive friendships. Our time here has been nothing short of magical.
Bradbury has truly become a second home for Glenys, providing not only top-notch education but also a sense of belonging. We are grateful for the positive impact the school has had on our family and look forward to creating many more cherished memories in the years to come.
Jenny Lam, Parent and PTA Chairperson
2 / 3
As parents of twins, we were keen to find a school that catered to their individual personalities and celebrated their unique bond. Our search ended at Bradbury School, where our children were nurtured to grow both as a pair and as individuals.
We were very fortunate to have some great teachers in this journey for giving them the care, support and mentorship. Our children have developed into curious and eager learners ready to take on new challenges.
Outside the classroom, the school’s diverse extracurricular activities have allowed our children to explore their interests, which has been instrumental in developing their social skills and self-confidence. The school has instilled values of kindness, respect, and self-advocacy. They have learnt to be compassionate friends, curious thinkers, and responsible individuals.
We are deeply grateful to the teachers, staff, and fellow parents of Bradbury School for providing an environment where our children could not only learn but also shine. We leave with hearts full of gratitude and memories that will last a lifetime.
As parents of twins, we were keen to find a school that catered to their individual personalities and celebrated their unique bond. Our search ended at Bradbury School, where our children were nurtured to grow both as a pair and as individuals.
We were very fortunate to have some great teachers in this journey for giving them the care, support and mentorship. Our children have developed into curious and eager learners ready to take on new challenges.
Outside the classroom, the school’s diverse extracurricular activities have allowed our children to explore their interests, which has been instrumental in developing their social skills and self-confidence. The school has instilled values of kindness, respect, and self-advocacy. They have learnt to be compassionate friends, curious thinkers, and responsible individuals.
We are deeply grateful to the teachers, staff, and fellow parents of Bradbury School for providing an environment where our children could not only learn but also shine. We leave with hearts full of gratitude and memories that will last a lifetime.
Biraj & Murli, Parents
3 / 3
I can’t speak highly enough of the team and ethos at Bradbury. The level of care and commitment to the unique needs of individuals is second to none. The staff across the board take the time to truly get to know each child, and see how their daily school life can best provide them with the tools they need to thrive and be happy.
This is combined with a deep sense of community, based on principles of kindness, respect, positivity and encouragement. Pupils are taught through actions and examples how to be active participants in creating a harmonious school, encouraging them to be accountable and to take action to make the world a better place, on both a social and environmental level.
My daughter is leaving Bradbury as a confident, happy, well-balanced young person, who knows how to advocate for herself and others, with a belief that everyone has the power to make a difference in the world. What more could you possibly ask for?
I can’t speak highly enough of the team and ethos at Bradbury. The level of care and commitment to the unique needs of individuals is second to none. The staff across the board take the time to truly get to know each child, and see how their daily school life can best provide them with the tools they need to thrive and be happy.
This is combined with a deep sense of community, based on principles of kindness, respect, positivity and encouragement. Pupils are taught through actions and examples how to be active participants in creating a harmonious school, encouraging them to be accountable and to take action to make the world a better place, on both a social and environmental level.
My daughter is leaving Bradbury as a confident, happy, well-balanced young person, who knows how to advocate for herself and others, with a belief that everyone has the power to make a difference in the world. What more could you possibly ask for?
Jessica Copstone, Parent
What's New at Bradbury School?
Don't want the kids spending the summer in front of a screen?Looking for some entertaining challenges that will help build independence and resilience? Why not consider setting your children (and yourselves!) The Let Grow Summer Challenge. Here https://shorturl.at/n4qsc
Summer is the perfect season for spreading those independence wings. With school out and sunshine in, kids have the time and space to try doing more on their own—more exploration, more self discovery, more fun! Whether it’s a solo trip to the ice cream truck, organising a neighbourhood game, or pet sitting for the first time, these small adventures build big confidence. Dive into these free resources to spark a Summer of Independence. Make this summer a season of “I can do it!” moments!
It’s going to be great! But first, a request: Please think back on your childhood summers. The joy of playing. The afternoons absorbed in a hobby. Or even the time something went wrong and you had to figure out what to do—and you did.
Remember? Your parents believed you could handle some freedom. Their trust in you and the confidence you felt dealing with challenges is what built your resilience, bit by bit.
But today, kids just don’t get much chance to do things on their own. This makes it hard for them to stretch and succeed, or even bounce back from disappointments. They need a little of that bracing, old-fashioned independence YOU had.
This kit gives you and your kids a whole lot of things they can start doing this summer. Some things will seem too simple. Others, too hard. Everything depends on your kids’ interests, age, abilities, and neighbourhood.
So just discuss together what activities they’ll do on their own (or with a friend) without you helping or supervising. Maybe without you even tracking or texting them!
The point is to stretch the boundaries of childhood just a little bit. When kids do something new on their own, both generations get a burst of confidence. Worry gets replaced by pride and joy. It can be hard to let go, so this kit provides a little push. Be prepared for a lot of growth and the joy of seeing your child thrive!
Annual dodgeball game with teachers at the end of the school year is about to start....
🌟 What an incredible performance! Our Year 4, 5, and 6 students - Godfrey, Gordon, Sophie and Megan shined brightly at the flute and trumpet recital run by our wonderful instrument teacher, Jacqueline. 🎺🎶 Each performance was filled with talent and passion! 🎉
Interested in learning a woodwind instrument? Try next year at Bradbury School with Jacqueline Leung. Contact: jacqueline.musictherapy@gmail.com
Sharing the lovely drawings of Bradbury School by Jerald in Year 2 ☺️
Y4 have been doing some print making with Eleanor McColl. They have been learning how to show texture and roll ink to create mono coloured prints.
Y6 students helping with some garden maintenance on the Lower Playground today
On Friday we celebrated the Learner Profile Inquirer. Students shared class work and we acknowledged the ESF art photography students who are showcasing there photos today.
Congratulations to our two Bradbury Sports Personalities for the 2024-2025 school year. These two students have been a delight to coach across a wide range of sports and have cared about their teammates always supporting them. They have been fantastic positive communicators and made sure everyone feels included. They have tried their best, with a positive attitude and have treated both teammates and opponents with respect. By working hard and helping everyone, they created a fun and friendly atmosphere where everyone can enjoy sports together!
Who will follow in their footsteps next year?
Congratulations to Reus, Charles and Jack from Team Panda Craft who lifted the 1st place prize in the inaugural Bradbury Minecraft E-Sports Tournament.
We had a great assembly on Friday that included singing by the Chinese choir the school choir and a performance by the ESF evening of dance dancers. There were multiple sports teams recognised and a sharing of tech projects from the SHED.
Don't want the kids spending the summer in front of a screen?Looking for some entertaining challenges that will help build independence and resilience? Why not consider setting your children (and yourselves!) The Let Grow Summer Challenge. Here https://shorturl.at/n4qsc
Summer is the perfect season for spreading those independence wings. With school out and sunshine in, kids have the time and space to try doing more on their own—more exploration, more self discovery, more fun! Whether it’s a solo trip to the ice cream truck, organising a neighbourhood game, or pet sitting for the first time, these small adventures build big confidence. Dive into these free resources to spark a Summer of Independence. Make this summer a season of “I can do it!” moments!
It’s going to be great! But first, a request: Please think back on your childhood summers. The joy of playing. The afternoons absorbed in a hobby. Or even the time something went wrong and you had to figure out what to do—and you did.
Remember? Your parents believed you could handle some freedom. Their trust in you and the confidence you felt dealing with challenges is what built your resilience, bit by bit.
But today, kids just don’t get much chance to do things on their own. This makes it hard for them to stretch and succeed, or even bounce back from disappointments. They need a little of that bracing, old-fashioned independence YOU had.
This kit gives you and your kids a whole lot of things they can start doing this summer. Some things will seem too simple. Others, too hard. Everything depends on your kids’ interests, age, abilities, and neighbourhood.
So just discuss together what activities they’ll do on their own (or with a friend) without you helping or supervising. Maybe without you even tracking or texting them!
The point is to stretch the boundaries of childhood just a little bit. When kids do something new on their own, both generations get a burst of confidence. Worry gets replaced by pride and joy. It can be hard to let go, so this kit provides a little push. Be prepared for a lot of growth and the joy of seeing your child thrive!
Annual dodgeball game with teachers at the end of the school year is about to start....
🌟 What an incredible performance! Our Year 4, 5, and 6 students - Godfrey, Gordon, Sophie and Megan shined brightly at the flute and trumpet recital run by our wonderful instrument teacher, Jacqueline. 🎺🎶 Each performance was filled with talent and passion! 🎉
Interested in learning a woodwind instrument? Try next year at Bradbury School with Jacqueline Leung. Contact: jacqueline.musictherapy@gmail.com
Sharing the lovely drawings of Bradbury School by Jerald in Year 2 ☺️
Y4 have been doing some print making with Eleanor McColl. They have been learning how to show texture and roll ink to create mono coloured prints.
Y6 students helping with some garden maintenance on the Lower Playground today
On Friday we celebrated the Learner Profile Inquirer. Students shared class work and we acknowledged the ESF art photography students who are showcasing there photos today.
Congratulations to our two Bradbury Sports Personalities for the 2024-2025 school year. These two students have been a delight to coach across a wide range of sports and have cared about their teammates always supporting them. They have been fantastic positive communicators and made sure everyone feels included. They have tried their best, with a positive attitude and have treated both teammates and opponents with respect. By working hard and helping everyone, they created a fun and friendly atmosphere where everyone can enjoy sports together!
Who will follow in their footsteps next year?
Congratulations to Reus, Charles and Jack from Team Panda Craft who lifted the 1st place prize in the inaugural Bradbury Minecraft E-Sports Tournament.
We had a great assembly on Friday that included singing by the Chinese choir the school choir and a performance by the ESF evening of dance dancers. There were multiple sports teams recognised and a sharing of tech projects from the SHED.
Don't want the kids spending the summer in front of a screen?Looking for some entertaining challenges that will help build independence and resilience? Why not consider setting your children (and yourselves!) The Let Grow Summer Challenge. Here https://shorturl.at/n4qsc
Summer is the perfect season for spreading those independence wings. With school out and sunshine in, kids have the time and space to try doing more on their own—more exploration, more self discovery, more fun! Whether it’s a solo trip to the ice cream truck, organising a neighbourhood game, or pet sitting for the first time, these small adventures build big confidence. Dive into these free resources to spark a Summer of Independence. Make this summer a season of “I can do it!” moments!
It’s going to be great! But first, a request: Please think back on your childhood summers. The joy of playing. The afternoons absorbed in a hobby. Or even the time something went wrong and you had to figure out what to do—and you did.
Remember? Your parents believed you could handle some freedom. Their trust in you and the confidence you felt dealing with challenges is what built your resilience, bit by bit.
But today, kids just don’t get much chance to do things on their own. This makes it hard for them to stretch and succeed, or even bounce back from disappointments. They need a little of that bracing, old-fashioned independence YOU had.
This kit gives you and your kids a whole lot of things they can start doing this summer. Some things will seem too simple. Others, too hard. Everything depends on your kids’ interests, age, abilities, and neighbourhood.
So just discuss together what activities they’ll do on their own (or with a friend) without you helping or supervising. Maybe without you even tracking or texting them!
The point is to stretch the boundaries of childhood just a little bit. When kids do something new on their own, both generations get a burst of confidence. Worry gets replaced by pride and joy. It can be hard to let go, so this kit provides a little push. Be prepared for a lot of growth and the joy of seeing your child thrive!
Annual dodgeball game with teachers at the end of the school year is about to start....
🌟 What an incredible performance! Our Year 4, 5, and 6 students - Godfrey, Gordon, Sophie and Megan shined brightly at the flute and trumpet recital run by our wonderful instrument teacher, Jacqueline. 🎺🎶 Each performance was filled with talent and passion! 🎉
Interested in learning a woodwind instrument? Try next year at Bradbury School with Jacqueline Leung. Contact: jacqueline.musictherapy@gmail.com
Sharing the lovely drawings of Bradbury School by Jerald in Year 2 ☺️
Y4 have been doing some print making with Eleanor McColl. They have been learning how to show texture and roll ink to create mono coloured prints.
Y6 students helping with some garden maintenance on the Lower Playground today
On Friday we celebrated the Learner Profile Inquirer. Students shared class work and we acknowledged the ESF art photography students who are showcasing there photos today.
Congratulations to our two Bradbury Sports Personalities for the 2024-2025 school year. These two students have been a delight to coach across a wide range of sports and have cared about their teammates always supporting them. They have been fantastic positive communicators and made sure everyone feels included. They have tried their best, with a positive attitude and have treated both teammates and opponents with respect. By working hard and helping everyone, they created a fun and friendly atmosphere where everyone can enjoy sports together!
Who will follow in their footsteps next year?
Congratulations to Reus, Charles and Jack from Team Panda Craft who lifted the 1st place prize in the inaugural Bradbury Minecraft E-Sports Tournament.
We had a great assembly on Friday that included singing by the Chinese choir the school choir and a performance by the ESF evening of dance dancers. There were multiple sports teams recognised and a sharing of tech projects from the SHED.
Don't want the kids spending the summer in front of a screen?Looking for some entertaining challenges that will help build independence and resilience? Why not consider setting your children (and yourselves!) The Let Grow Summer Challenge. Here https://shorturl.at/n4qsc
Summer is the perfect season for spreading those independence wings. With school out and sunshine in, kids have the time and space to try doing more on their own—more exploration, more self discovery, more fun! Whether it’s a solo trip to the ice cream truck, organising a neighbourhood game, or pet sitting for the first time, these small adventures build big confidence. Dive into these free resources to spark a Summer of Independence. Make this summer a season of “I can do it!” moments!
It’s going to be great! But first, a request: Please think back on your childhood summers. The joy of playing. The afternoons absorbed in a hobby. Or even the time something went wrong and you had to figure out what to do—and you did.
Remember? Your parents believed you could handle some freedom. Their trust in you and the confidence you felt dealing with challenges is what built your resilience, bit by bit.
But today, kids just don’t get much chance to do things on their own. This makes it hard for them to stretch and succeed, or even bounce back from disappointments. They need a little of that bracing, old-fashioned independence YOU had.
This kit gives you and your kids a whole lot of things they can start doing this summer. Some things will seem too simple. Others, too hard. Everything depends on your kids’ interests, age, abilities, and neighbourhood.
So just discuss together what activities they’ll do on their own (or with a friend) without you helping or supervising. Maybe without you even tracking or texting them!
The point is to stretch the boundaries of childhood just a little bit. When kids do something new on their own, both generations get a burst of confidence. Worry gets replaced by pride and joy. It can be hard to let go, so this kit provides a little push. Be prepared for a lot of growth and the joy of seeing your child thrive!
🌟 What an incredible performance! Our Year 4, 5, and 6 students - Godfrey, Gordon, Sophie and Megan shined brightly at the flute and trumpet recital run by our wonderful instrument teacher, Jacqueline. 🎺🎶 Each performance was filled with talent and passion! 🎉
Interested in learning a woodwind instrument? Try next year at Bradbury School with Jacqueline Leung. Contact: jacqueline.musictherapy@gmail.com
On Friday we celebrated the Learner Profile Inquirer. Students shared class work and we acknowledged the ESF art photography students who are showcasing there photos today.
Congratulations to our two Bradbury Sports Personalities for the 2024-2025 school year. These two students have been a delight to coach across a wide range of sports and have cared about their teammates always supporting them. They have been fantastic positive communicators and made sure everyone feels included. They have tried their best, with a positive attitude and have treated both teammates and opponents with respect. By working hard and helping everyone, they created a fun and friendly atmosphere where everyone can enjoy sports together!
Congratulations to Reus, Charles and Jack from Team Panda Craft who lifted the 1st place prize in the inaugural Bradbury Minecraft E-Sports Tournament.
We had a great assembly on Friday that included singing by the Chinese choir the school choir and a performance by the ESF evening of dance dancers. There were multiple sports teams recognised and a sharing of tech projects from the SHED.
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