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Parkview Rhine Garden Preschool started in 1994 and is a pre-school which is diverse and dynamic. The Rhine Garden School is comprised of two campuses, which are located on the podium of Rhine Garden, Sham Tseng, in Tower One and Tower Five respectively. In September 2007, Parkview-Rhine Garden Preschool (for 3-6 years old children) was transformed into a non-profit making school, where parents can enjoy the Pre-primary Education Voucher Scheme (PEVS) offered by EDB. At the same time, Parkview-Rhine Garden International Nursery (for 2 years old children) remains in. Most current researches on young children indicate that when children play, they learn. Our curriculum is designed, based on the inter-related unit of themes and children learn through PLAY. We believe that through PLAY, young children develop sensory and cognitive senses, acquire social skills, problem-solving skills, language dexterity, and academic knowledge, and nurture creativity. Children come to PIPS at a different stage of their development, with different backgrounds and in different characters. The school plans programs and structured play-rich activities which cater to these differences. We provide children with the opportunities to explore the world around them and to take on new challenges so that they will become thinking children, self-esteemed, and independent. In planning our curriculum we welcome inputs from parents and teachers. View full school

Parkview International Pre-School (Kowloon) is the youngest of our 3 kindergartens and was established in 2007. In March 2014 we were accepted as a candidate at PYP school. In June 2016 we officially became an IB World School. As an international kindergarten, we have a diverse population of children and teachers from all over the world. We actively promote intercultural understanding and seek to develop international-mindedness in our community. We cater to children from one to six years old and offer bilingual and trilingual classes where children all learn English and Chinese (Putonghua and/or Cantonese). Almost all our classes have a maximum of 18 children. Two qualified early years teachers, operating in their native language, teach alongside each other, providing children with rich language immersion. Our campus is bright, modern, and airy with twelve classrooms, a music room, a large outdoor play space, equipped with a variety of climbing frames and resources for developing children’s physical skills, and a well-resourced library. We are developing a small garden area for children to learn about nature. Music is taught by a specialist teacher to all classes. At PIPS we believe that children learn best through actively engaging with each other, materials, and their environment. Our approach is inquiry-based and focuses on engaging children and challenging them. At PIPS, we believe in providing a caring, stimulating, motivating, safe, and sustainable environment that inspires learners of all nationalities to achieve their full potential. This is achieved through an educational program that allows learners to observe, explore, collaborate, reason, problem-solve and evaluate through inquiry. Parkview International Pre-School (PIPS) is committed to providing high-quality and innovative education.PIPS aims to nurture a community of learners to become inquiring, independent, knowledgeable, creative thinkers, with a life-long love of learning.PIPS encourages responsible, respectful, reflective practices along with intercultural understanding to promote compassionate, global citizens. At PIPS our principal aims are to provide a safe and caring environment and rich and varied educational experiences so that the children in our schools can flourish, grow, learn and fulfill their potential in every way. This year PIPS Kowloon has been officially authorized as an IB World School and our sister school on Hong Kong Island gained its status as an IB school in 2009. The PYP approach emphasizes the development of the whole child both academically and personally. It also aims to instill international-mindedness in all members of its community. We welcome diversity into our schools and value what other cultures from all over the world have to offer. The PYP is a forward-looking curriculum that seeks to equip children for the rapidly changing world that they will face in the future. Our schools use an inquiry-based approach designed to engage children and to challenge them whilst teaching them skills and attitudes that they can apply in many situations and that will last for life. Our children are encouraged to ask questions and work together in a collaborative way to solve problems. We expect our children to know how to behave, to develop good manners, and to learn to respect others as well as themselves. We recognize that all children are different, learn at different rates, and have their talents and interests. We support individual children in their efforts to learn and develop and seek to motivate and challenge them at the right level. We encourage them to become caring, open-minded, tolerant, and understanding members of society who realize that other people can have different points of view and beliefs that are equally as valid as their own. At PIPS we value parental involvement and welcome parents into school on many occasions to help us and to join with us in celebrating the learning that is taking place. We believe that an open partnership between parents and teachers is fundamental to achieving the very best for all our children. We welcome you to come to see our school in action and to join us in special events that we arrange. Please contact us if you would like to have a tour of either campus. View full school

In 1907, a group of Seventh-day Adventist laypersons and church leaders established a school for their youth near Leduc, Alberta. Parkview Adventist Academy traces its roots to this first Alberta Seventh-day Adventist secondary school, continuing high school education for over a century. At Parkview Adventist Academy, our mission is to encourage students to Achieve academic excellence, Accept personal responsibility for their mind, body, and spirit, Experience spiritual growth as they learn to serve their community. At Parkview Adventist Academy, our mission is to encourage students to Achieve academic excellence, Accept personal responsibility for their mind, body, and spirit, Experience spiritual growth as they learn to serve their community. Parkview Adventist Academy Panthers Athletic Program Mission Statement. The mission of the Parkview Adventist Academy Panthers Athletic Program is to provide a setting in which students can experience the joy of movement through the medium of sport in a Seventh-day Adventist, Christ-centered environment as they engage in activities that promote the development of the whole person physically, mentally, spiritually, emotionally, and socially. Throughout your tenure at PAA, you will have the opportunity to lead out in our school life programs. From our Student Association to Class Executives to Campus Ministries, find your niche and join in the decision-making process. Our Campus is devoted to helping students develop a relationship with Jesus to last through both the good and challenging times. Understanding our role in that relationship helps create a positive, accepting, and loving environment at PAA, giving us a 97% student satisfaction rating. We love our students, our God, and our school. As Jesus' life on earth shows us, there is value in a job well done! Students have the opportunity to work here on Campus as bakers, teachers' assistants, and janitors. There is also a work/learn co-op with Spyder Controls in which students can participate. As one of Canada's two Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) boarding academies, we are proud of our long heritage as such. Providing students with a home away from home enables us to reach more students and offer SDA education to those who would not otherwise attend. We have lots to tell you about Maple Hall, so click the link to the right to read all about it. PAA students have the opportunity to participate in the Burman University Choral Union. The choir meets daily during lunch hour. The Choral Union tours once or twice per year and put on both a Christmas and a spring concert. Burman University Music Department has many other opportunities available. View full school