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Marymount Primary School

Marymount Primary School is a government-aided, English-medium Catholic primary school for girls at 336 Tai Hang Road, Wan Chai, sponsored by the HKCLC Education Institute Co. Ltd. Founded on 10 January 1927 by the Maryknoll Sisters as Holy Spirit School, it runs 24 classes (four per grade, Primary 1 to 6) with no tuition fee. The school day runs 08:00 to 15:00 across nine 40-minute periods, with three exams and no formal tests per year. All teaching staff have completed teacher training, and 48% hold a master's degree or above. Graduates feed into the affiliated Marymount Secondary School, though without a guaranteed through-train place.

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