The number of immigrants has dropped sharply. Except for the prestigious campus, this New Territories has lost more than 1,000% of the hardest-hit areas

First see the increase and decrease of students in each district▼▼▼

A new wave of immigrants has emerged, with the loss of more than 15,000 students from primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong in the 2020/21 school year.

Among the 18 districts, only the Sha Tin and Sai Kung districts increased slightly, while the number of students in the remaining 16 districts decreased. The loss of pupils in the northwestern New Territories was particularly serious.

Divided by grade area, Form 5 and Form 6 are the "severely hit areas", while the Central and Western District and Southern District of Hong Kong Island, which are lined with prestigious schools and international schools, have recorded a student turnover rate of over 8% in both grades.

Comparing the number of students in the school year 2019/20 and 2020/21 in the "Student Population Statistics Report" issued by the Education Bureau, a total of over 15,400 students were lost in primary and secondary schools this school year (Note: The number of students in the same batch in the two school years is reduced).

Of the 18 districts in Hong Kong, 16 districts saw student loss, especially in Kowloon City and Yuen Long, where more than 2,000 students were lost. Five districts including Wan Chai, Eastern District, and North District also lost more than 1,000 students (see article) On the first map, a large number of students in some areas go to school across districts, which may have an impact on the increase or decrease of the number).

In terms of primary schools, the number of pupils in Yuen Long, North District and Tuen Mun in the northwestern part of the New Territories has decreased significantly.

In fact, since 2013, Hong Kong has stopped pregnant women with "double non-family" from coming to Hong Kong to give birth. The number of births in Hong Kong dropped sharply that year. This change is also reflected in the number of school-age children in recent years.

In addition, in the context of the continuous decline of school-age children, the number of primary school students in the Kowloon City District, where many private primary schools such as La Salle and Xie En are located, has also fallen by more than 900.

Under normal circumstances, there will be a loss of students in high school senior classes, because some students who intend to enter foreign universities will leave Hong Kong early for preparatory courses. In the 2020/21 school year under the tide of immigration, the loss of students will expand to different grades, except for primary schools. There was a decrease in students in all grades except for the first and second grades. The average decrease from the second to sixth grade of primary school was 2.7%, the average decrease from the second to sixth form reached 3.8%, and the decrease was even more pronounced for the second to sixth grades, both exceeding 5. %.

It is worth noting that in the southern district of Hong Kong Island, where there are many international schools, there is a serious loss of primary, secondary, and secondary students, a decrease of more than 8%.

In the Central and Western District, where there are many prestigious schools in the district, about 9% of students were lost in Secondary Five and Six.

In Kowloon City, Sham Shui Po, Sai Kung, Sha Tin, and North District, the number of Secondary Six students also decreased by more than 6% compared with the previous school year.

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