We aim at promoting school health as a goal and encouraging teachers and students to continuously take care of their physical, mental, and spiritual well-being. Through school-wide activities, health messages are promoted by students to families, communities, society, and globally. Therefore, a series of health and social care classes, activities, lectures, and workshops are implemented to build a healthy and positive life.
Promotion of Healthy Lunch – Lunch Policy
There are two comfortable dining halls in the basement where teachers and students can freely enjoy nutritious lunches. Form 1 students have lunch in their classrooms. All Form 2 to Form 3 students can freely enjoy their packed lunches or purchase balanced meals from the tuck shop in the dining halls. As for Form 4 to Form 6 students, they can choose to stay at school or go out for lunch. During lunchtime, there is a confidence-building, mutually encouraging platform that fosters a caring spirit through various student performances.Parents are welcome to deliver lunch to their children, but they must apply for a lunch delivery pass in advance and deliver before 12 noon each day.
Health Promotion Activities on Campus
Throughout the academic year, we promote health awareness through large-scale activities and campaigns.
1) Anti-Drug Music Event
Target Participants: S1 to S3 Students
Programme Name: Anti-Drug Campaign
Partner Organisations: Tin Long Centre of The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hong Kong, Narcotics Division of the Security Bureau
Content: The event was conducted in Cantonese. Recovered drug abusers shared their personal experiences, alongside singing and interactive sessions, to deliver messages encouraging students to stay away from drugs.
2) Resist Temptations Seminar
Target Participants: S1 to S3 Students
Programme Name: Resist Temptations Seminar
Partner Organisation: Department of Health
Content: Students learned about the harms of tobacco, alcohol and psychotropic substances. The seminar strengthened their refusal skills when facing temptations and empowered them to make wise decisions.
3) School-wide "Student Health Service" Participation
Service Provider: Department of Health
Target Recipients: Form 1 to Form 6 students
4) Sex Education Talks
Target Participants: Form 1, Form 3 & Form 4 students
Program Name: Sex Education Talks
Partnering Organization: The Family Planning Association of Hong Kong
Content: Delivering accurate knowledge about sexuality, inspiring participants to reflect on personal values and attitudes towards sex, and developing independent thinking and analytical abilities.
5) Sex Education Workshops
Target Participants: Form 2 students
Program Name: Sex Education Workshops
Partnering Organization: The Family Planning Association of Hong Kong
Content: Delivering accurate knowledge about sexuality, inspiring participants to reflect on personal values and attitudes towards sex, and developing independent thinking and analytical abilities.
6) Parent Seminar
Target Participants: Parents
Program Name: Preventing Teenage Drug Abuse
Partner Organizations: Tin Long Centre of The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hong Kong, Narcotics Division of the Security Bureau
Content: Parents gained knowledge of common drugs used by young people, their adverse effects and observable signs of drug use, along with effective communication skills to engage their children.
7) Teacher Training Seminar
Target Participants: Teaching Staff
Program Name: Identification to Support – Practical Guidelines for Handling At-risk and Drug-involved Students in School
Partner Organization: Society of Community Drug Education and Counselling
Content: Equipped teachers with relevant knowledge, practical skills, and appropriate mindsets. Participants were updated on the latest drug trends, with in-depth yet accessible discussions covering practical skills for drug identification, prevention, and intervention support. The training helped build an impenetrable safety net safeguarding students’ healthy development.