Hong Kong approves average fee hikes of up to 4.75 per cent for non-public schools
- Posted on October 6, 2026
- By South China Morning Post
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In brief
Hong Kong's educational authorities have greenlit tuition increases averaging 4.75 percent across private, DSS-subsidized, and international schools. These adjustments reflect rising operational costs and inflationary pressures within the non-public education sector. Schools implementing fee changes must follow transparent consultation protocols with parents and stakeholders, ensuring institutional governance meets regulatory standards while maintaining educational accessibility.
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Hong Kong approves average fee hikes of up to 4.75 per cent for non-public schools
Authorities approve tuition adjustments for private, DSS and international schools, as institutions note increases must involve consulting stakeholders.
