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What do you think of when you hear the word teenager? Perhaps you envisage eye rolling, talkback and disconnected kids who are practically superglued to their cell phones. On our first ever ‘Parenting an Adolescent’ Night held on Thursday, November 15th at the Stanley Campus. The night served less as a lecture than it did a forum for us to co-construct ideas and strategies for parenting together...

Tucked away between Repulse Bay and Deep Water Bay rest Middle Island, home to the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club (RHKYC). For the last four years RHKYC and IMS have worked together to educate and inspire budding sailors...

I was inspired at the same time envious at observing the teachers put together their environments during their first week back from the summer holidays...

As our IMS community comes back together for the start of a new school year, it is the perfect time to reflect on the great work that our children are undertaking...

Dear IMS Community,
It is my pleasure to welcome everyone back for the 2018-19 academic year which I am sure will be another great year at IMS...

Every educator knows it. So do most parents. Summer reading is essential for kids!  Reading experts note that most young readers suffer a reduction in reading skills during summer downtime. But that needn't be the case. Families can make reading a priority during the summer months, and children will learn that reading is not only for learning but for leisure.

Winter Performance at IMS is a site to see, the children dawn costumes, and put on skits for their parents. However lately at IMS the real show is on the basketball court where a group of CAS students hold a bake sale to raise money for various charities. 

Welcome to one of the first blogs of our new website. It is an exciting time as we launch a product that has been a year in the making.  Welcome to one of the first blogs of our new website. It is an exciting time as we launch a product that has been a year in the making. As you browse through the various pages, I am sure that, like me, you will be amazed at the depth and breadth of information that can be found, whether it is about Montessori in general or IMS in particular. 

There are some things you can’t learn from books or within a classroom. Some things you have to learn from experience. Like how to construct a shelter when stranded in the woods with nothing more than a tarp and some loose tree branches. Or how to form a three person safety crew to help a struggling swimmer cross a rough jetty...

One of the most awaited events of the year is the Casa Parent - Child Charity Breakfast. The excitement of Charity Breakfast starts in April when teachers begin planning for this delightful event with the children. From table settings to menus, there is a lot of thought given to the whole process.

On March 17th, parents and faculty  gathered to celebrate our children’s artwork. It is with our deepest appreciation that we would like to share the results of our School’s one and only annual fundraiser, Artstravaganza.

The IMS Family had a joyous picnic under the warm sun at Repulse Bay Beach.

Students showcased their knowledge to parents and visitors using Montessori materials.

All students gathered and worked hard to put on a show about what “We believe…”

Health stems from our encourage for the pursuit of an active life.

Our elementary students celebrated the Chinese New Year in fashion with colourful regional dresses and dances from all of Chinese Ethnic minorities, surrounding the fire children and teacher alike presented customary dances of their specific regions.