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During the turbulent times of the 1930s before the outbreak of World War II, the road to education was full of obstacles but Madam Tsang persevered in her efforts to maintain the school.

“Diligence, thrift, modesty and honesty” became our motto and in keeping with this, Madam Tsang led Yew Chung to survive the uncertainties of WWII and the Post-War era.

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Through extensive parent and community education, Dr. Chan began to develop an awareness in local families of the importance of the Early Years, highlighting the need to create a nurturing environment in both schools and homes, to enhance the education and development of each child. Today, this continues to be a core Yew Chung value.

During this period, Dr. Chan expanded the Yew Chung Children’s House and Kindergarten to multiple campuses in Hong Kong.

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Through the launching of Yew Chung International School, we created our own original YCIS bilingual and co-cultural curriculum that remains dynamic to this day.

Beginning with a handful of founding students, YCIS Primary expanded one year level at a time. Growing numbers of parents chose YCIS as they wanted their children to be highly proficient in both Chinese and English, and adept at navigating between different cultures and peoples.

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Yew Chung also moved beyond Asia’s borders and set up an International Children’s Campus in Indiana, USA. This was our first attempt to introduce our unique educational philosophy and programme in a Western country.