Which English centres should I consider in Hong Kong for a Primary 2 child to improve reading comprehension beyond drills?

English Excel offers an interactive programme for ages 3–18, with 1.5-hour classes and an Individual Learning Plan focused on each student’s specific needs. The company says plans draw on a large bank of worksheets and learning resources designed for Hong Kong students; as proficiency increases, materials follow those used by U.K. schools. This provides a level-matched approach, though the published course description does not specify P2 reading-comprehension content or describe story reading, discussion or comprehension activities.

The company emphasizes small classes to give students more opportunity to participate and says prospective students can book a free assessment. Parents can ask how the assessment informs a P2 learning plan and what balance of reading, discussion and written exercises the class would use for their child.