Please read this page carefully. Make sure you understand before proceeding into the map.

Please be reminded when using this map:
  1. 'Happy' is very subjective. Information on this map is for reference only. 
  2.  If you are interested in some schools, please make direct enquiry with the school, and if possible, and share your information later to help refine this map.
  3. Please be as precise and concise as possible, and give concrete examples when contributing information. 
  4. Please be respectful to others.  EDiversity reserves the right to tick off inappropriate information. 

Happy is very subjective, so this My Happy School is a collection of subjective views mostly from parents about their children's schools. This is to serve as another source of information for parents. ​
When you click the button below to access the  map, it means that you fully understand that as happy is a very subjective quality, the information therein serves only as an extra reference of schools. 


​We thank IT daddy Andrew's help in his spare time to plan, organise and design the map. We also want to thank mummies Anna and Candy to help cross check information.

'To EDiversity, a 'Happy School generally refers to schools that puts unearthing and developing children's potentials first in their beliefs and systems and dare not to be led by exam scores.  When this map is more mature, we hope more schools can choose this path and we can develop a more objective reference for 'happy school'.  




Other school guides:

HK EdCity
HK Primary Schools Overview 2015
HK Secondary School overview 2015
HK International Schools Guide 2015
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