Student Management and Support

We are dedicated to fostering students’ respect and responsibility towards their studies and interpersonal aspects so as to establish their social and emotional well-being.

Students are expected to:

Act safely and consider the safety of others;
Be responsible and honest for their words and actions;
Show self-respect and appreciation to others and the environment;
Be civic and respect the law in the society;
Be physically, mentally and socially healthy;
Treasure the time and resources in school;
Keep the appearance simple and natural.

1.1 Student Appearance and Dress Code

Student Appearance and Dress Code

Students should keep neat and tidy and wear their school uniforms to attend all school functions. For special requests, written applications should be submitted for prior approval of the School Principal. For details, please refer to the respective section in the Student Planner.

1.2 Awards and Consequence System

Merit, awards and scholarship will be given to students with favourable behaviour in school in order to encourage students to develop their own potentials and behave well in school.
When inappropriate behaviour (both inside and outside school) is observed and no improvement is found after warning, infractions, minor demerits and major demerits will be given to students in order to let them understand the consequences of undesirable behaviour and build up positive values.

For details of the awards and consequence system, please refer to the first parent notice every academic year.

1.3 Support from Professional Team

With the professional support of our registered nurse, educational psychologist and social worker, we ensure that the physical, emotional and social needs of students are well taken care of.

Leadership Institute on Narcotics

From September 23 to 27, the prefect team successfully organized an engaging Anti-Drug Maze and interactive booth games during lunch recess. The maze challenged participants to navigate scenarios related to drug use and its consequences, fostering critical thinking and heightened awareness. Additionally, booth games included quizzes and hands-on activities that educated students on the risks associated with narcotics.

On November 16-17, the prefect team furthered their efforts by setting up an Educational Games booth at West Kowloon. This initiative engaged the community in discussions about drug prevention and featured various educational games designed to inform participants about the effects of drugs and the importance of making informed choices. The event attracted a diverse audience, significantly enhancing the reach of anti-drug messaging.

Out of the 20 schools invited to participate in 「童你 T.A.L.K. LOL Party 2024」，our school was individually invited to the <<Let's Goal>> Sports Carnival on 17th January at the Tai Wai Playground due to our outstanding performance. Four 3rd cohort alumni of the Leader Institute on Narcotics (禁毒領袖學院) and three prefects joined the event, aimed at promoting sport, cooperation, and healthy habits and instilling positive life choices.

In the period of February 24th to 28th, our school participated in the Anti-'Space Oil Drug' Week. Prefects and 3rd and 4th cohort members of the Leadership Institute on Narcotics (L.I.O.N.) actively engaged in raising awareness in Shek Mun on 28th February. With creativity and enthusiasm, the leaders devised an interesting activity in the form of a Google Form quiz, an informative brochure, and homemade gifts for the participants—all designed and prepared by the students themselves.

Police Talk on Road Safety and Anti-Drug Awareness

On October 25, during the OLE period, our Grade 9 students participated in an informative session titled "Police Talk on Road Safety and Anti-Drug Awareness." This event aimed to educate students about the critical importance of road safety and the dangers of drug use, fostering a safer and more informed school community. Students actively participated throughout the session, asking questions and sharing their perspectives. The interactive nature of the talk reinforced the messages delivered by the officers, ensuring that students left with a deeper understanding of both road safety and anti-drug awareness.

Life-Wide Learning Day