Outstanding learning experiences
At NAIS Hong Kong, we take learning beyond the classroom. Whether it's during our extensive extracurricular activities (ECAs), a regional or international trip, or a hands-on challenge through our Nord Anglia collaborations with MIT, Juilliard, or UNICEF, we bring learning to life. And through these memorable experiences in the world, our students do more than just enhance their academic understanding. They strengthen their social and collaboration skills, bond with peers, exchange skills, and create lifelong friendships with students from around the world.
Our collaborations with world-leading organisations have been especially designed to go beyond our curricula and give our students the tools and skills to succeed. Each activity boosts our students' personal qualities, such as their creativity and resilience. With MIT, they learn how to apply 'design thinking’ to many kinds of problems, creating their own solutions. With Juilliard, they learn how to innovate in their creative expression, while appreciating different cultures and backgrounds. UNICEF shows them how they can make a difference locally and globally through the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals. And Apple them the technical tools to boost their digital skills at the forefront of the industry, including ways of doing excellent research or creating something new.
By exposing our students to a range of opportunities, they can discover their passion and create their own success story. Thanks to Nord Anglia, we're always going above and beyond at NAIS Hong Kong. Every year, our students join 25,000 of their Nord Anglia peers to participate in large-scale Nord Anglia events focused on sports, music, or STEAM. There are even Model United Nations conferences, which can lead our students to the High-level Political Forum at United Nations in New York, where they can share their ideas to create positive change in our world. On Nord Anglia's online platform Global Campus, our students also have unique global projects, challenges, and activities.