Truly International

TIS is growing! With almost 700 students, TIS continues to serve the needs of local students and international students. TIS students come from over 38 countries! Local students account for 47% of the student population while international students make up the remaining 53%. For more information, please download the graph shown.

Grade Sevens Invade Hong Kong

May 24, 2007
What would it be like if you had to walk up a very long and very steep set of outside stairs just to eat breakfast or patiently cook your own dinner meat over glowing barbeque coals?
That's just a fraction of what the Grade Seven students experienced when they stayed at the Caritas Oi Fai Camp on Cheung Chau Island earlier this month.
While at the camp they also learned how to find symbols hidden in various outdoor loca-tions around the camp by following an orienteering course and had their choice of swim-ming at the beach or in the camp's own pool.
They also enjoyed the rides and saw baby sharks and a hosts of other marine creatures close-up at Ocean Park on the first day of their trip, and, on the final day, experienced first-hand the world's need for water conservation at the Hong Kong Wetlands Park.
It was a great trip with a lot of fantastic memories!

Celebration of the arts - What a night!

Jun 7, 2006
Congratulations to all of the students who participated in the first annual Arts' night on Thursday evening. The night was a total success with talent ranging from singing, dancing, comedy, poetry, photography, calligraphy, visual arts, dramatic performances and much more. TIS students wowed parents and community guests all night long.

TIS Community Dodgeball

May 25, 2007
On Saturday, May 25th, the TIS Community held a 'dodgeball' tournament in the MPR hall at the school. 10 teams from grade 7-10, parents, and teachers, participated in the tourna-ment. After 2 hours of group matches, 4 teams made the semi finals, with the grade 10 team, Mean Machine, eventually winning the TIS Community shield.
The school would like to thank Mr. Stephen Bolton, Ms. Sherry Heshuk, and Mrs Donagh Marr for organizing the event, TISPA for providing refreshments, and all the students, par-ents, and teachers for their support.

Playground gets a face-lift!

Jul 1, 2007
Over the summer months, the school's playground will be undergoing some upgrading. The soccer pitch will be transformed from a half grass / half dirt field to a beautiful artificial turf pitch. The playground equipment will be retrofitted with a top-class shade covering courtesy of Leighton Construction. The construction is expected to take 4 to 6 weeks for each project. During the construction the playground area will be fenced off to keep the area safe for summer school students.