🎮 Proud of our E-Sports team for an amazing day of friendly competition at RCHK! They battled hard and secured 6th place, but more importantly, they had a blast every step of the way! 🌟
我們的願景 是讓每個孩子都能成為最好的自己。
為何要報讀英基己連拿小學？
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英基學校網絡
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積極和培養的關係
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進步與創新的學習體驗
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以學生為中心的學習環境
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廣泛的課外活動
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強大的社區合作夥伴關係
國際文憑小學課程
英基己連拿小學很榮幸能提供國際文憑小學課程（PYP），為你的子女帶來進步和創新的學習體驗。我們的課程建基於國際文憑教育的原則，強調全人發展和培養終身學習者。
在英基己連拿小學，我們的國際文憑小學課程（PYP）旨在培養你的子女成為終身學習者、批判性思考者和富有同理心的世界公民。我們誠邀你作為子女教育的夥伴，與我們一同踏上這個精彩的旅程。
己連拿小學的每一天
學生、家長及校友感言
「我在己連拿小學很開心，因為我可以學習數學和探究單元。」
「我在己連拿小學很開心，因為我可以學習數學和探究單元。」
Mashrabah - 學生 - Year 2
「我最喜歡己連拿小學的地方是在午膳時間和朋友踢足球，以及體育課。我也很喜歡長跑課外活動。」
「我最喜歡己連拿小學的地方是在午膳時間和朋友踢足球，以及體育課。我也很喜歡長跑課外活動。」
Tom - 學生 - Year 4
「我喜歡己連拿小學，因為我感到歸屬感。這裡歡迎每一個人，並平等對待每一個人。」
「我喜歡己連拿小學，因為我感到歸屬感。這裡歡迎每一個人，並平等對待每一個人。」
Emily - 學生 - Year 6
「作為己連拿小學的新家長，我從一開始就感受到歡迎。教師們平易近人，學校活動和家長教師會讓我很容易與其他家庭聯繫。很快就能融入社群，我深信孩子們正接受全面的教育。」
「作為己連拿小學的新家長，我從一開始就感受到歡迎。教師們平易近人，學校活動和家長教師會讓我很容易與其他家庭聯繫。很快就能融入社群，我深信孩子們正接受全面的教育。」
Alison Rooney - Year 3和Year 1學生Maisie和Hugh的母親
「我們每天都喜歡和兩個孩子一起步行上學，途中遇到他們的朋友 - 見證他們的成長和建立的友誼！己連拿小學創造了一個充滿愛和緊密的社群，我們的孩子在這裡感到快樂、安全和投入，我們認為這對他們作為一個完整的人的發展至關重要。」
「我們每天都喜歡和兩個孩子一起步行上學，途中遇到他們的朋友 - 見證他們的成長和建立的友誼！己連拿小學創造了一個充滿愛和緊密的社群，我們的孩子在這裡感到快樂、安全和投入，我們認為這對他們作為一個完整的人的發展至關重要。」
Tammy及Justin Cheng - Year 5和Year 3學生Jake和Janelle的父母
「我們問孩子們為什麼這麼喜歡學校，這些是他們的回答：『老師很友善，他們教導孩子要友善和關懷』；『我們每天都在學習新事物，而且學習很有趣』。我們的孩子為能成為英基己連拿小學的一分子感到非常自豪。他們每天早上都充滿活力，期待上學。這對家長來說是一個很好的體驗。」
「我們問孩子們為什麼這麼喜歡學校，這些是他們的回答：『老師很友善，他們教導孩子要友善和關懷』；『我們每天都在學習新事物，而且學習很有趣』。我們的孩子為能成為英基己連拿小學的一分子感到非常自豪。他們每天早上都充滿活力，期待上學。這對家長來說是一個很好的體驗。」
Juan Ramon Barcelona，Year 4學生Bruno的父親
己連拿小學的小型規模和作為本地社區學校的特點吸引了我們。我們步行送子女上學時，總能在路上遇到其他家庭，這是認識學生和他們家庭的好方法。由於每個年級只有兩班，孩子們（和家長）能夠非常好地互相認識，這有助於培養強烈的歸屬感和友誼。
己連拿小學的小型規模和作為本地社區學校的特點吸引了我們。我們步行送子女上學時，總能在路上遇到其他家庭，這是認識學生和他們家庭的好方法。由於每個年級只有兩班，孩子們（和家長）能夠非常好地互相認識，這有助於培養強烈的歸屬感和友誼。
Catherine Lawrenson - George (Year 3)、Sylvie (Year 5)、Samuel和Louis（己連拿小學校友）的母親
「33年來我一直在做我最熱愛的工作，現在到了晚年，藉著社交媒體和互聯網的幫助，發現自己沉浸在回憶中，即使現在82歲了，仍在教導我在己連拿小學曾教過的學生的子女。現在住在英國薩里郡，我可以坐下來，回味眾多香港訪客抽空來探望我，聆聽許多『己連拿小學畢業後的故事』。
在那些早期，我的目標很簡單，就是激發對音樂和戲劇的熱愛，通過有趣的表演，培養溝通的自信。現在我們看到前己連拿小學的學生在世界各地的不同領域擔任領導角色，站出來發出自己的聲音。
願這種精神永續。祝願校長、教師、教學助理、學生和出色的校舍工作人員一切順利。有太多美好的回憶！」
「33年來我一直在做我最熱愛的工作，現在到了晚年，藉著社交媒體和互聯網的幫助，發現自己沉浸在回憶中，即使現在82歲了，仍在教導我在己連拿小學曾教過的學生的子女。現在住在英國薩里郡，我可以坐下來，回味眾多香港訪客抽空來探望我，聆聽許多『己連拿小學畢業後的故事』。
在那些早期，我的目標很簡單，就是激發對音樂和戲劇的熱愛，通過有趣的表演，培養溝通的自信。現在我們看到前己連拿小學的學生在世界各地的不同領域擔任領導角色，站出來發出自己的聲音。
願這種精神永續。祝願校長、教師、教學助理、學生和出色的校舍工作人員一切順利。有太多美好的回憶！」
Liz Ryan - 1970年至2003年音樂教師
「70年代末到80年代初在己連拿小學就讀的經歷既有教育意義又令人難忘。Miss Handyside既令人敬畏又備受尊重，她制定的高標準塑造了我們的工作態度和價值觀。她的紀律為我們打下了堅實的基礎，而友誼和獨特的學校精神讓那些年份變得難忘。」
「70年代末到80年代初在己連拿小學就讀的經歷既有教育意義又令人難忘。Miss Handyside既令人敬畏又備受尊重，她制定的高標準塑造了我們的工作態度和價值觀。她的紀律為我們打下了堅實的基礎，而友誼和獨特的學校精神讓那些年份變得難忘。」
Marie-Louise Li - 1983年畢業生
「作為己連拿小學的校友，我很高興能讓我的三個孩子都就讀於我成長的學校，同時也能體驗到在這期間，己連拿小學如何不斷進步，仍然為每個孩子提供一個穩固的基礎，讓他們茁壯成長。」
「作為己連拿小學的校友，我很高興能讓我的三個孩子都就讀於我成長的學校，同時也能體驗到在這期間，己連拿小學如何不斷進步，仍然為每個孩子提供一個穩固的基礎，讓他們茁壯成長。」
Ali Ebrahim，1993年畢業生
英基己連拿小學最新消息
What another fabulous morning of sport from our Glenealy biathletes! All their hard work this year on the track and in the pool paid off as they competed in the biggest competition of the season. Special mention to Daniel, who not only won the event, but did it in a new event record-breaking time.
Year 6 were lucky to receive a talk and presentation from one of our parents to make our current Sharing the Planet unit more hands-on and inspiring. Our expert focused her discussion on fully net-zero energy and zero-water buildings that she has co-created in her job as an architect. Some of these projects were constructed in one of the harshest environments on Earth - the desert. This proves that if sustainability can be achieved there, it can be achieved anywhere! Year 6 have engaged with case studies on Myanmar and Laos in order to understand energy poverty and how environments can become more sustainable. We are currently creating our own community which uses the Earth's natural resources in order to function. We will later decide how our city should be planned to increase the efficiency and sustainability of its power usage. Thank you once again to our parent expert who gave wonderful advice to our budding architects.
What a great afternoon of cricket, with Glenealy winning 2 of the 3 matches against Kennedy School. Well done Glenealy!
6S enjoyed an afternoon of fun and learning as they watched Inside Out 2 as their prize for raising the most money for the Readathon this year. They had fun learning how emotions such as joy, sadness, anger, fear, disgust and anxiety are managed in a variety of situations. We learned that if anxiety is around we need to place it in the massage chair and reflect on its behaviour. Thanks to the PTA for supporting the event and delivering pizza and juice boxes.
Glenealy performed at the ESF Choir Jam at Quarry Bay School alongside other ESF Primary Schools. This was a great opportunity to share the joy of singing. We also learned to sing three two-part songs as a combined schools' choir
It was an early start for our footballers as they headed to Stanley Ho to play Kennedy School. It was fabulous to see our girls take to the pitch for the first time ever…lets keep up the good work girls!
Even the weather couldn't dampen the spirits of the Glenealy girls cricket team as they played in the Hong Kong and Island Schools cricket competition. Another morning of great performances from our newest school team!
Year 3 have been inquiring into how light travels. We went to the science museum and then when we came back we started designing our own experiments to test what happens when you block light and what reflecting light means. We have even created our own dark cave to help us explore!
Way to go Glenealy biathletes! This week, they took on FIS and won the top spots in both the A and the B team races. It was great to see so many supporters there to cheer Glenealy on. Especially the next generation of biathletes who are already keen to join in.
🎮 Proud of our E-Sports team for an amazing day of friendly competition at RCHK! They battled hard and secured 6th place, but more importantly, they had a blast every step of the way! 🌟
What another fabulous morning of sport from our Glenealy biathletes! All their hard work this year on the track and in the pool paid off as they competed in the biggest competition of the season. Special mention to Daniel, who not only won the event, but did it in a new event record-breaking time.
Year 6 were lucky to receive a talk and presentation from one of our parents to make our current Sharing the Planet unit more hands-on and inspiring. Our expert focused her discussion on fully net-zero energy and zero-water buildings that she has co-created in her job as an architect. Some of these projects were constructed in one of the harshest environments on Earth - the desert. This proves that if sustainability can be achieved there, it can be achieved anywhere! Year 6 have engaged with case studies on Myanmar and Laos in order to understand energy poverty and how environments can become more sustainable. We are currently creating our own community which uses the Earth's natural resources in order to function. We will later decide how our city should be planned to increase the efficiency and sustainability of its power usage. Thank you once again to our parent expert who gave wonderful advice to our budding architects.
What a great afternoon of cricket, with Glenealy winning 2 of the 3 matches against Kennedy School. Well done Glenealy!
6S enjoyed an afternoon of fun and learning as they watched Inside Out 2 as their prize for raising the most money for the Readathon this year. They had fun learning how emotions such as joy, sadness, anger, fear, disgust and anxiety are managed in a variety of situations. We learned that if anxiety is around we need to place it in the massage chair and reflect on its behaviour. Thanks to the PTA for supporting the event and delivering pizza and juice boxes.
Glenealy performed at the ESF Choir Jam at Quarry Bay School alongside other ESF Primary Schools. This was a great opportunity to share the joy of singing. We also learned to sing three two-part songs as a combined schools' choir
It was an early start for our footballers as they headed to Stanley Ho to play Kennedy School. It was fabulous to see our girls take to the pitch for the first time ever…lets keep up the good work girls!
Even the weather couldn't dampen the spirits of the Glenealy girls cricket team as they played in the Hong Kong and Island Schools cricket competition. Another morning of great performances from our newest school team!
Year 3 have been inquiring into how light travels. We went to the science museum and then when we came back we started designing our own experiments to test what happens when you block light and what reflecting light means. We have even created our own dark cave to help us explore!
Way to go Glenealy biathletes! This week, they took on FIS and won the top spots in both the A and the B team races. It was great to see so many supporters there to cheer Glenealy on. Especially the next generation of biathletes who are already keen to join in.
🎮 Proud of our E-Sports team for an amazing day of friendly competition at RCHK! They battled hard and secured 6th place, but more importantly, they had a blast every step of the way! 🌟
What another fabulous morning of sport from our Glenealy biathletes! All their hard work this year on the track and in the pool paid off as they competed in the biggest competition of the season. Special mention to Daniel, who not only won the event, but did it in a new event record-breaking time.
Year 6 were lucky to receive a talk and presentation from one of our parents to make our current Sharing the Planet unit more hands-on and inspiring. Our expert focused her discussion on fully net-zero energy and zero-water buildings that she has co-created in her job as an architect. Some of these projects were constructed in one of the harshest environments on Earth - the desert. This proves that if sustainability can be achieved there, it can be achieved anywhere! Year 6 have engaged with case studies on Myanmar and Laos in order to understand energy poverty and how environments can become more sustainable. We are currently creating our own community which uses the Earth's natural resources in order to function. We will later decide how our city should be planned to increase the efficiency and sustainability of its power usage. Thank you once again to our parent expert who gave wonderful advice to our budding architects.
What a great afternoon of cricket, with Glenealy winning 2 of the 3 matches against Kennedy School. Well done Glenealy!
6S enjoyed an afternoon of fun and learning as they watched Inside Out 2 as their prize for raising the most money for the Readathon this year. They had fun learning how emotions such as joy, sadness, anger, fear, disgust and anxiety are managed in a variety of situations. We learned that if anxiety is around we need to place it in the massage chair and reflect on its behaviour. Thanks to the PTA for supporting the event and delivering pizza and juice boxes.
Glenealy performed at the ESF Choir Jam at Quarry Bay School alongside other ESF Primary Schools. This was a great opportunity to share the joy of singing. We also learned to sing three two-part songs as a combined schools' choir
It was an early start for our footballers as they headed to Stanley Ho to play Kennedy School. It was fabulous to see our girls take to the pitch for the first time ever…lets keep up the good work girls!
Even the weather couldn't dampen the spirits of the Glenealy girls cricket team as they played in the Hong Kong and Island Schools cricket competition. Another morning of great performances from our newest school team!
Year 3 have been inquiring into how light travels. We went to the science museum and then when we came back we started designing our own experiments to test what happens when you block light and what reflecting light means. We have even created our own dark cave to help us explore!
Way to go Glenealy biathletes! This week, they took on FIS and won the top spots in both the A and the B team races. It was great to see so many supporters there to cheer Glenealy on. Especially the next generation of biathletes who are already keen to join in.
What another fabulous morning of sport from our Glenealy biathletes! All their hard work this year on the track and in the pool paid off as they competed in the biggest competition of the season. Special mention to Daniel, who not only won the event, but did it in a new event record-breaking time.
Year 6 were lucky to receive a talk and presentation from one of our parents to make our current Sharing the Planet unit more hands-on and inspiring. Our expert focused her discussion on fully net-zero energy and zero-water buildings that she has co-created in her job as an architect. Some of these projects were constructed in one of the harshest environments on Earth - the desert. This proves that if sustainability can be achieved there, it can be achieved anywhere! Year 6 have engaged with case studies on Myanmar and Laos in order to understand energy poverty and how environments can become more sustainable. We are currently creating our own community which uses the Earth's natural resources in order to function. We will later decide how our city should be planned to increase the efficiency and sustainability of its power usage. Thank you once again to our parent expert who gave wonderful advice to our budding architects.
6S enjoyed an afternoon of fun and learning as they watched Inside Out 2 as their prize for raising the most money for the Readathon this year. They had fun learning how emotions such as joy, sadness, anger, fear, disgust and anxiety are managed in a variety of situations. We learned that if anxiety is around we need to place it in the massage chair and reflect on its behaviour. Thanks to the PTA for supporting the event and delivering pizza and juice boxes.
