Most teachers are local Chinese, only few of them are foreigners. But I don't know how many of them are ABC/BBC.........

I think most of the local students talk to each others with Chinese when playing (like recess), but definately will speak English when talking to non-Chinese students.

As far as I know, all subjects are teaching in English (except Chinese) while little bit of Chinese will also be used for the ease of explanation and understanding.

The English standard of TSL should be on the higher side than normal schools, except international schools, I think.

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Local kids speak HK accent (I am quite sure of this cos all my daughter's Australian accent gone in couple of years), non-Chinese have their own.

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Good on ya and fairdinkum, I really don't mind what accent she is going to pick up (not to offense anyone, so long as it is not Singaporean or Malaysian accent), kids pick up accent very fast wherever they live.

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Hi Sim,

As I mentioned before, I really not meaning to offence anyone, just the fact that a lot of them have the accent of "la" at the end of each sentence. And yes, HKG accent isn't good at all and also, the English standard of Singaporean is much higher than people in HKG, in general.

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