HKIS pledges to spend HK$2.5 billion on campus as legal fight with LCMS rolls on
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Hong Kong International School (HKIS) has pledged to invest HK$2.5 billion (US$320.5 million) to renovate its Tai Tam campus despite a legal dispute with LCMS, a US church group involved in founding the school. The project includes a new HK$1 billion sports complex named the Dragon Centre for Activities and Athletics, which opened on Tuesday and spans 22,700 square meters across nine floors. Other renovations involve converting an old stadium into a performing arts center, constructing science labs, and upgrading classrooms. The entire renovation is expected to be completed by 2030, with previous investments of HK$1.4 billion already made for upgrades at the Repulse Bay campus.
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