Hong Kong Adventist Academy

The primary section accepts children starting at age 5 years and 8 months, and other than the Chinese subject, all students are taught in English by native English teachers. Subjects taught at primary level include English, Mathematics, Chinese(Putonghua), Science, ICT, Religion Education, Physical Education(PE), Social Studies, Music and Art. Although HKAA is a private school it has chosen to follow the Hong Kong curriculum interjected with international elements to offer a bespoke and high-quality education.

Class sizes in the primary section average around 10 students and many classrooms have both a teacher and teacher assistant which ensures a very high degree of focus on the student's academic needs. There are specialist teachers for Chinese(putongua), Physical Education, Music, Art and Computer Science.

The secondary section is for children who have completed Primary grade 5 or the equivalent of 5 years primary education. In junior secondary, subjects taught include English, Chinese(putongua), Math, Geography, History, Civics and Economics, Science, Technology, Art, Music, Religious Education, Spanish, and Physical Education. Senior secondary subjects include English, Mandarin, Math, Liberal Studies, Art, Choir, Religious Education, and Physical Education. Senior secondary students are also able to choose from a variety of elective subjects including Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, Geography, Economics, and Business. HKAA also offers a three-year American elective that includes American History, Literature, and Government. Upon completion of secondary school, HKAA students may choose to take the HKDSE, the SAT, or both, depending on their preferred university path. Except for Mandarin, all classes are taught in English. The teaching staff come from a variety of cultural backgrounds, bringing an international perspective to their teaching.

4 classrooms, primary administration office, washrooms for primary students only

The secondary section of the Academy operates from the largest building on campus, which was built in 1997. It has 26 classrooms, including 5 science laboratories, a multi-media activity room, a multi-media Learning Centre, 2 computer rooms, a music room, a geography room, an art room, a library, an assembly hall, a badminton court, and a cafeteria.

To integrate information technology into teaching, the college has not installed a broadband network; teachers and students have internet access. Students have their own individual account and can communicate with teachers or submit homework through the Internet. All parents can also get access to the school' s notices, calendar, homework and other information from the school's website.

- a football pitch, a basketball court, a volleyball court