Queen"s College initially named the The Government Central School (中央書院) in 1862, renamed as Victoria College (維多利亞書院) in 1889, is a sixth form college for boys with a secondary school attached.

It was the first public secondary school founded in Hong Kong by the British colonial government. Queen"s College obtained its present name in 1894 and it is now located at Causeway Bay, Hong Kong.

The Central School was established in 1862 at Gough Street, Central. Dr. Frederick Stewart was appointed the first Headmaster of the Central School, as well as Inspector of Schools in the Colony.

The Headmaster of the Central School was responsible for supervising all schools in Hong Kong until March 1879 when the Government established a separate office for the Inspector of Schools, predecessor of the Department of Education, which was later incorporated into the Education and Manpower Bureau.

During the school"s early years, the student population consisted of a variety of nationalities. Whereas Chinese students enrolled in English, students from other nationalities were expected to study Chinese classics.

Secular schooling sparked much controversies among the Hong Kong Governor and religious leaders. In many occasions, the Governor personally scrutinized and intervened the school operations. The Government later established a grant program to put religious schools at the same funding level as the Central School. On April 26, 1884, Sir George Bowen, Governor of Hong Kong (1883-87), administered the stone-laying ceremony for the new school building at Aberdeen Street. As a student, Sun Yat-sen also attended the ceremony. On the recommendation of the Governor, the Central School was to be known as Victoria College when it moved to the new site.

The school moved to Aberdeen Street in 1889. At that time, the school was one of the largest and most expensive buildings in Hong Kong. In 1894, the school was renamed Queen"s College.

The Japanese invasion forced school closure in 1941. During the Japanese occupation, the school site was used as the Army Headquarters. The two notable cannons at the current school entrance were found in the rubble at Aberdeen Street.

After World War II, the school re-opened in a temporary site on Kennedy Road in 1947, sharing a campus with Clementi Secondary School. It moved to the present site on Causeway Road, opposite Victoria Park, on September 22, 1950.

A tourist tour on the history of Sun Yat-sen usually includes the location of the first site of the school at Gough Street, Central.

Mission Statement

It is our mission to provide students with an all-round education aimed at excellence in moral, intellectual, physical, inter-personal and aesthetic development, whereby they can achieve self-fulfillment in all respects throughout their lives and become leaders of tomorrow.

• To nurture in students a love of learning;
• To promote the spirit in the school motto - Labor Omnia Vincit;
• To develop students" minds and inculcate in them a strong sense of responsibility, self-discipline, integrity and, above all, self esteem;
• To produce in our students a high level of intellectual development in preparation for further scholastic achievements;
• To provide students with a balanced range of activities conducive to good health and to make them aware of the importance of sports and sportsmanship;
• To impress upon students the significance of harmonious inter-personal relationships and of serving the community as well as to develop their skills of leadership;
• To cultivate students" creative talents and appreciation of aesthetics;
• With a view to realising the aforesaid goals, to encourage the involvement of parents, alumni and members of the community in the activities of the school and to provide opportunities for enhancing the professional development and commitment of all staff.

Queen"s College, the oldest Government school in Hong Kong, has a glorious past of 140 years. Set up in 1862 by the English Government, Queen"s College was the first formal Anglo-Chinese Secondary School in Hong Kong. Its primary aim has not changed throughout the century: to spread brilliant boys all over China and to strengthen the country"s youth.

The Central School (1862 - 1894)

Queen"s College before WWII (1894 - 1941)

Queen"s College after the War (1950 - 1962 )

Queen"s College in the new century (2001 ~ )

The Central School (1862 - 1894)

Since 1862, Queen"s College was called The Government Central College (中央書院). It was located at Gough Street, Central. We used the name "Central School for Boys" to distinguish us from our counterpart, "Central School for Girls". A new site of the school between Aberdeen Street and Hollywood Road was allocated to us in 1884. After the laying of the foundation stone of the school, it was renamed as Victoria College (維多利亞書院). The school"s old site was made available to the Central School for Girls, which was later on renamed as Belilios Public School (庇理羅士女子中學).

Queen"s College before WWII (1894 - 1941)

In 1894, Government gazetted the change of name from Victoria College to Queen"s College (皇仁書院). In Queen"s College, numerous subjects such as Arithmetic, Grammar, General Intelligence etc. were taught. This was very rare in the late 19th Century. During the 1920s, the school began to show her outstanding sports results to the public, as well as the academic achievements. This attracted a vast number of students seeking to enter the school. This started the golden era of our College. The golden era did not last long, unfortunately, as Victoria College was severely bombed by the Japanese in the Second World War. The once famous school fell into pieces. The only leftover was a statue of Sir Wright. During the war, Queen"s College was temporary closed. In 1946, the goverment decided to reopen the government schools. Queen"s College and Clementi Middle School (金文泰中學) were reopened sharing a building at Kennedy Road in 1947.

Queen"s College after the War (1950 - 1962 )

In 1950, a new campus of Queen"s College was built in Causeway Bay for the expansioin of the school. Sir Alexander Grantham, Governor of Hong Kong, announced the revival of Queen"s College on 22 September 1950. Since then, the two-story high building served countless Q.C. students throughout half of the century. Until 1951 the lowest class at Queen"s was Class 4 (equivalent to now form 3). In September of 1951 two additional classes were provided at the bottom of the school. The lowest class at Queen"s thus become Class 6 (Form 1 nowadays). The changes in organization and other factors consequent on the rapid growth of education resulted for a time in an uneven distribution of divisions. In 1950 for example, there were ten divisions of Class 4. In 1951, four of these divisions were transferred to King"s College (英皇書院). From 1955, intending Arts undergraduates had been transferred to King"s College and later to Belilios Public School for their Advanced Level year. From 1962, an extra Upper Sixth Form was provided to the arts students so that QC boys no longer have to studied in Belilios. Meanwhile, some Belilios Girls came to Queen"s to study Science. After that, no more girls were admitted and Queen"s College today remains a full time Anglo-Chinese secondary school for boys.

Queen"s College in the new century (2001 ~ )

Outstanding results continued to be scored by Queen"s College students afterwards, in both the academic and the extra-curricular fields. The population acclaimed the school. Being a brilliant mix of Western-style education and ethnic-Chinese culture, we are confident that the success of Queen"s College will sustain and prosper into the new century.

School Song

Downloads:

Version	Format/Composer
Harp Version (9K)	MIDI/by Lim Kirk
Trumpet Version (2K)	MIDI/by Kok Ka Keung, Kenneth
Piano Version (79K)	RealAudio 144 format/by Mrs. HUI HO Oi-lun
Full Orchestra Version (45K)	MIDI/sequenced by Chau Chuck Jee (Arr. by Mr. Lau Kai Chi (1996))
Piano Version (4K)	MIDI/sequenced by Chau Chuck Jee (Arr. by Mr. Lau Kai Chi (1996))
Ode to QC135 for the 135th Anniversary of Queen"s College in 1997 (lyrics)	MIDI/ sequenced by Tsang Chun Lik Alex

 

Lyrics of the school song:

Hail Alma Mater long Life to Queen"s College.

Kindly instructor and guide of our youth.

Lighting the land with the bright beams of knowledge.

Teaching thy children to reverence truth.

Bound in close brotherhood all thy collegians.

Cherishing memories tender and strong.

Scattered asunder in various regions,

Q.C."s and old Q.C."s join in the song.

Q.C.! Q.C.! Q.C.! Q.C.! Q.C.!

In that cry what a magic is found.

Let us roll out the glorious sound.

Q.C.! Q.C.!

From the proud city and from the lone valley,
From the rich districts of Kwang-tung we come.
Hakka and Cantonese round thee we rally,
Far from our kindred in thee we find home.
Sternly we strive in our sports and our studies,
For the race goes to the wise and the strong,
Moulding our manhood, our mind and our bodies, Q.C."s and O"Q.C."s join in the song.
In that cry what a magic is found.
Let us roll out the glorious sound.
Q.C.! Q.C.!

Time speeds along.
Soon our schooldays are ended,
Comes the sad hour when from thee we must part!
Thee who so kindly and skillfully blended,
Lore of the Orient with Western art.
We will not falter nor fearfully wonder,
Nurtured by thee we feel valiant and strong.
Sons of Cathay, raise your voices in thunder,
Q.C."s and O"Q.C."s join in the song.
In that cry what a magic is found.
Let us roll out the glorious sound.
Q.C.! Q.C.!

Campus

 

Legend 101 - Reception Room 102 - General Office 103 - Principal Room 104 - Staff Room C 105 - Staff Room B 106 - Staff Room A 107 - Staff Room D N11 - Interview Room N12 - Staff Room F N13 - Computer Room N14 - Staff Common Room 120 - Lecture Room 131 - Junior Biology Lab. 132 - History Room 134 - Senior Biology Lab. 136 - I.S. Laboratory 137 - Physics Laboratory

School Functions of the year 2006-2007

Date	Events	Remarks
12/9/2006	Swimming Gala (Heats)	Victoria Park Swimming Pool
15-17/9/2006	S6 Leadership Training Camp
22-23/9/2006	S1 Orientation Camp
2/10/2006	Day following the National Day	No school day
4/10/2006	Athletic Meet (Heats)	Wan Chai Stadium
5/10/2006	Parents-Teacher Meeting for S1	Starts at 5:45pm
16/10/2006	Athletic Meet (Final)	Wan Chai Stadium
27/10/2006	AGM of Parents-Teacher Association (Election of Working Committee)	starts at 6:00pm
30/10/2006	Chung Yeung Festival	No school day
31/10/2006	Swimming Gala (Final)	Victoria Park Swimming Pool
7/11/2006	School Picnic	Compulsory for all Students
8/11/2006	School Discretionary Holiday	No school day
22/11/2006	Parents-Teacher Meeting for S5	starts at 5:45pm
24/11/2006	Staff Development Day	No school day
8/12/2006	Speech Day	Students concerned should arrive school in the afternoon
21/12/2006	Christmas Party	Compulsory for all Students
22/12 ~ 2/1/2007	Christmas and New Year Holidays	No school
	2007
4- 17/1/2007	Half-yearly Examination (for S1 - S4 & S6)	Normal Class for S5 & S7
18 – 22/1/2007	Discussion of Question Paper	Normal Class for S5 & S7
23/1/2007	Commencement of 2nd Term
10/2/2007	Parents" Day
12/2 - 6/3/2007	S7 Mock Examination	Normal class for the rest
15-23/2/2007	Lunar New Year Holiday
2 - 26/3/2007	S5 Mock Examination	Normal class for the rest
9/3/2007	Last day for S7
29/3/2007	Last day for S5
5-13/4/2007	Ching Ming Festival & Easter Holiday	No school
27-28/4/2007	School Open Days	Parents & Visitors are welcome
1/5/2007	Labour Day	No School
2/5/2007	Parents-Teacher Meeting for S3	Starts at 5:45pm
18/5/2007	School Discretionary Holiday / Staff Development Day	No school for students
24/5/2007	Buddha"s Holiday	No school
19/6/2007	Dragon Boat Festival	No school
11–25/6/2007	Yearly Examination
26-28/6/2007	Discussion of Question Paper	Compulsory in the morning; Optional in the afternoon
2/7/2007	The Day after the HKSAR Establishment Day	No school
29/6–10/7/2007	Post-examination Activities & Year-end Promotion Meetings	Compulsory in the morning; Optional in the afternoon
11/7/2007	Last Day of School Year
	14/7 – 31/8/2007 SUMMER VACATION

School Management Committee

It was set up in 1993 and consists of the Principal and representatives from teachers, Queen"s College Old Boys" Association, Queen"s College Parents-Teachers" Association and Education & Manpower Bureau. The Committee endorses the annual school year plan formulated by the SBM Implementation & Evaluation Group.

School Management Committee 學校管理委員會 2006-2007
Chairperson:	Mrs. FOK LEE Yu-hing	Principal Educational Officer (E.C.P.)
主 席:	霍李娛馨女士	首席教育主任 (教育統籌委員會及策劃)
Members:	Mr. Yu Chun Hong	President, Q.C.O.B.A.
委 員:	于鎮康先生	皇仁舊生會會長
	Mr. Luk Wai-hung	Vice-President, Q.C.O.B.A.
	陸偉雄先生	皇仁舊生會副會長
	Mr. Lai Wai-ming	Chairman, Q.C.P.T.A.
	賴偉明先生	皇仁書院家長教師會主席
	Mr. Law Tat-nin	Parent Representative
	羅達年先生	皇仁書院家長代表
	Dr. Donna Chu	General Education Officer, HKU
	朱順慈博士	香港大學通識教育主任
	Miss YIP Yun Wan, Amarantha	Regional Manager, HK Family Welfare Society
	葉潤雲女士	香港家庭福利會區域經理
	Mr. LI Lok-yin	Principal, Queen"s College
	李樂然先生	皇仁書院校長
	Mrs. NG Chan Suk-yee	Teacher Representative
	吳陳淑儀女士	皇仁書院教師代表
	Mr. LEUNG Wai-shun	Teacher Representative
	梁維信先生	皇仁書院教師代表

Organization Chart & Establishment

Organization Chart

　

Establishment

• Teaching Staff (61); Non-teaching Staff(24)
• Administration
  • Principal
  • Assistant Principals (2)
  • Clerical Staff (5)
• Teaching
  • Graduates (55)
  • Non-graduates (5)
• Non-teaching
  • Laboratory Technicians (4)
  • Workshop Attendants (3)
  • Ancillaries (12)

Queen"s College Staff List, 2006-2007

Principal
Mr. LI Lok Yin

Assistant Principals
Mr. LEUNG Wai-shun (Geog & Liberal Studies)
Mrs. NG CHAN Suk-yee (Chem)

Teaching Staff
Miss. AU Ka Ka(Eng & Geog)
Dr. AU Yin-ching, Loretta(Geog)
Mr. Stewart CARRY (Eng)
Mr. CHAN Chi Chuen(Chem)
Mr. CHAN Chu-tak (Chem)
Ms. CHAN Lap-lin* (Maths*)
Mr. CHAN Man-ching (Chi& C.Hist)
Ms. CHAN Tai Yun (Maths & CPL)
Miss CHAN Ying-ping (Chi & Putonghua)
Mr. CHAN Yuk-lun (Phy)
Mr. CHAN Yuk-lung (Chi & C. Hist)
Mr. CHARM Kwo-foo (EPA & Econ)
Mr. CHENG Wai-lun* (IS* & CPL & CIT)
Mr. CHEUK Tai Wai (PE)
Miss CHEUNG Siu Man (Eng & Hist)
Mr. CHIN Yiu Ming (Bio & LS)
Ms. CHOI Lai-yee (Eng)
Ms. Chow Wai-man (Maths)
Ms. Christine Bennet (Eng)
Mr. CHUNG Cheuk-bun* (PE*)
Mr. CHUNG Mau-yin (Chi & C. Hist)
Ms. CHUNG Po-chu (Phy)
Mr. FU Sze-pang (Maths & Maths & Stat)
Miss FUNG Siu-ping (Hist)
Mrs. HO LEUNG Kiu-ngan* (Econ*)
Mr. HO Tat-Kei (Chi & Chi Hist)
Mr. KO Wing-cheung (PE & IS)
Mr. KOO Chi-wa (Maths)
Ms. KOO Sung-en (Chi & C. Hist)
Miss KU Yuk-ping (Eng)
Miss LAI Kan-chi (Eng & LS)
Mr. LAM Kwok-yin* (Hist* & IH)
Mr. LAM Lap-wing (Maths & Bio)
Miss. LAU Ching-man (Eng)
Dr. LAU Kai-chi* (Music*)
Mr. Law Cyril Jerome Jr. (Eng)
Miss LEE Chui-fan (Eng & Hist)
Miss LEE Wah-ying* (Eng*)
Ms. LEE Wai-chu* (Chi & Putonghua*)
Mr. LEUNG Kwong-chun (Chi)
Mr. LEUNG Man-hang (Econ, EPA & IH)
Mr. LI Hoi-hung (Chi & C. Hist)
Miss LIANG Siu-kuen (Librarian)
Mr. LIU Kai-man (IS & Maths )
Mr. LO Kon-keung* (Art*)
Mr. NG Chung-tak (Maths & Phy)
Mr. NG Ping-sum (Maths)
Ms. NGAI Pui-wah (Chi & Putonghua)
Miss NGAN Wai-yung* (Chi & C. Hist*)
Mr. SIT Kwan-Keung (Hist & EPA)
Mr. TAM Kin-man* (Phy*)
Ms. WONG Heung-lin ( Art & Eng)
Miss WONG Wai-ching* (CIT* & CPL)
Ms. WU Lai-mee*(Bio*)
Mr YAN Yung-fut* (Geog*)
Ms. YEONG Fung-yee* (Prin. of Accts*, Maths & CIT)
Ms. YEUNG Tsim Ping ( Chi & Putonghua)
Miss YIP So-ling (Maths)
Mr. YU Chung-ching (Eng)
Mr. YU Wai-keung (Chem )
Mr. YUE Kwok-choy (Maths)
Ms. YUEN Ling-chun* (Chi* )
Ms. YUEN Mei-sze* (Chem*)

(* Head of department)

Laboratory Staff
Mr. WONG Hing-kwok
Mr. LAM Tak-wing
Mr. CHAN Yui-cho
Mr. WONG Wai-kin

Office Staff
Mr. FOK Ka-chun
Ms. LAU Suk-yin
Miss Lee Yee-man
Ms. Tse Lau-mai
Miss. Chan Wing-wah
Miss. Chan Chi-yin
Miss. Cheng Yee Ming
Miss Ngan Tsang Chun

Class Structure & Curricula

Class Structure

S.1 to S.5 :
5 Classes per Level - A / B / C / D / E S.6 to S.7 :
4 Classes per Level - A(Arts) / E(Engineering) / M(Medicine) / S(Science)

Curricula

Level Subject	S.1	S.2	S.3	S.4-S.5		S.6-S.7
				Arts	Sci	A Arts	E Sci	M Sci	S Sci
English Language				CE	CE
Use of English						AS	AS	AS	AS
Chinese Language				CE	CE
Chinese Language & Culture						AS	AS	AS	AS
Putonghua				CE
Mathematics				CE	CE
Additional Mathematics					CE
Pure Mathematics							AL		AL
Mathematics & Statistics						AS			AS
Physics					CE		AL	AL	AL
Chemistry					CE		AL	AL	AL
Biology					CE			AL
Integrated Science
Computer Studies				CE	CE				AL
Computer Literacy
Economics				CE	CE	AL
Economics & Public Affairs
Geography				CE	CE	AL
Chinese History				CE	CE	AS
History				CE	CE	AL
Principle of Accounts				CE	CE
Liberal Studies						AS			AS
Art				CE	CE
Physical Education
Music

Compulsory Subjects	Elective Subjects
CE Certificate of Education
AS Advanced Supplementary Level
AL Advanced Level (S.6 Curriculum is equivalent to Grade 12 in the US system)

Language of Instruction & Admission System

Language of Instruction

English
(except Chinese, Chinese Literature, Chinese History and Putonghua)　

Admission System

• S.1 : Secondary School Places Allocation (SSPA) System
  (visit here for reference from EMB)
• S.4 : Junior Secondary Education Assessment (JSEA) System
  (visit here for reference from EMB)
• S.6 : Secondary Six Admission Procedure
  (visit here for reference from EMB) (Queen"s College S6 Admission Procedure 2006-2007)

Function Teams & Subject Departments

Function Teams

• SMI Implementation Group
• Academic Committee
• Whole School Approach Whole-Person Education Committee
• Careers
• Civic Education
• Counselling
• Discipline
• Environmental Protection
• Extra-curricular Activities
• Health Education
• Moral Education
• Sex Education

Subject departments

• Chinese Language
• English Language
• Putonghua
• Mathematics
• Biology
• Physics
• Chemistry
• Integrated Science
• Computer
• Chinese History
• History
• Geography
• Economics / Economics and Public Affairs
• Art
• Music
• Physical Education

Examinations & Scholarships

Examinations

• S.1-S.4 & S.6 : Two internal examinations in one academic year
• S.5 : Internal mock examination & Hong Kong Certificate of Education examination
• S.7 : Internal mock examination & Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination

Scholarships

Various internal scholarships, such as Morrison Scholarships, and government educational scholarships offered by Student Financial Assistance Agency, are awarded to outstanding students.

School Regulations

School Rules

Use of Facilities

Use of Lockers

Workshop Rules

Laboratory Rules

School Uniform

Internal Examinations Standing Instructions to Students

THE EIGHT HOUSES

 

Crook House [info] [e-mail] [website]	Stewart House [info] [e-mail] [website]
Dealy House [info] [e-mail] [website]	Tanner House [info] [e-mail] [website]
Kay House [info] [e-mail] [website]	Wright House [info] [e-mail] [website]
DeRome House [info] [e-mail] [website]	Williamson House [info] [e-mail] [website]

 

Williamson House Slogans 紅心似火威廉臣, 九霄雲外起風雲         Web-site:               e-mail:       House Officials: Hosuse Captain: Mak Shui To     Vice House Captain: Lam Shing Fung Tsang Hon Kin   Committee: Chow Chi Lok Leung Man Kit     Yeung Sin Hong Lai Quinn   Group Leaders: Chow Man Kit Leung King Fai     Chan William Leung Ka Kit     Chau Yuen Kit Lui Kam Ping           House Advisors:         何梁嬌銀老師 陳文貞老師     陳柱德老師 鍾卓斌老師     梁萬亨老師 黃蕙貞老師

Achievements (2005-2006)

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Tanner House Slogans           Web-site:               e-mail:       House Officials: Hosuse Captain: Yuen Kam Lok (6E)     Vice House Captain: Tse Kwan Lok (6E) Tang Sui Kwan (22)   Treasurer: Fung Andy (6E)      Secretary : Lau Tse Hin (6E) Wong Sing Tak (6S)   Group Leaders: Cheung Wan Lung (6E)                       House Advisors:         Ms. Wu Lee Mei
Achievements (2005-2006)
Swimming Gala	1st Runner-up
Badminton	Champion

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Kay House Slogans           Web-site:               e-mail:       House Officials: Hosuse Captain: Man Chi Kin (6E)     Vice House Captain: Chan Tse Yu (6M) Chan Wai Kee (6S)   Committee: Chan Ho Fung (6A) Wong Chun Wai (6A)     Wong Tin Lok (6M) Chow Chun Hei (6S)   Group Leaders:                               House Advisors:         Ms. Chan Lap Lin
Achievements (2005-2006)
Athletic Meets :	Cheering Team Champion
Swimming Gala :	Cheering Team Champion

 

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Crook House Slogans Crook is the best, best of the rest         Web-site:               e-mail:         House Officials: Hosuse Captain:  Chua Chi Yeung     Vice House Captain:  Yee Yat Hin  Ng Chi Hung   Cheering Team Leaders :  Lam Wai Ho Vasco  Lau Yick Kit    Treasurer :  Fung Chun Ming     Group Leaders:                                House Advisors:         李海雄老師
Achievements (2005-2006)
Athletic Meets :	2nd runner-up in Cheering Team
Swimming Gala	1st runner-up in Cheering Team Overall 2nd runner-up

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De Rome House Slogans           Web-site:               e-mail:       House Officials: Hosuse Captain:  鄭庭浩     Vice House Captain:  包添隆  廖業昌   Committee:  黃競賢  黃汝謙      張昊文  司徒偉文   Group Leaders:                               House Advisors:  顏惠容老師
Achievements (2005-2006)
Athletic Meets	Qverall Champion Champion in Grade B
Swimming Gala	Qverall Champion Champion in Grade C and Grade A

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Wright House Slogans GO GO GO AHEAD, BEAT BEAT BEAT THE REST, GO AHEAD, BEAT THE REST, WRIGHT HOUSE IS THE BEST         House logo         Web-site:               e-mail:       House Officials: Hosuse Captain:  雷諾熙     Vice House Captain:  徐子滔  陳梓淮   Secretary:  梁冠鴻      Treasurer :  歐霑丞                      House Advisors:         Mr.  Tam Kin Man
Achievements (2005-2006)
Athletic Meets	Champion in Grade A

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Stewart House Slogans           Web-site:               e-mail:         House Officials: Hosuse Captain: Wong On Ho     Vice House Captain: Lee Pak Ming  Ng Ting Wai   Convenor: Lam Yee Pong      General Affairs Officer: Lau Kai Bark     Secretary: Yeung Hon Ming      Treasurer: Hui Jack      Group Leaders: Fong Sen Chi Lam Cheuk Yin     Szeto Cheuk Ching Ho Kok Sum     Wong Tsun Hung Hung Ka Wa            House Advisors:  余國材老師  陳英平老師      黎近知老師  吳陳淑儀老師      湛果夫老師  Mr. Stewart Carry
Achievements (2005-2006)

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Dealy House Slogans  If we are not the best, then who will be ?         House logo         Web-site:    http://www.xanga.com/qcdealy         e-mail:     This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it   House Officials: Hosuse Captain:  Chu Chan Chung Dominic     Vice House Captain:  Wong Chun Yin  Sin Kin Tung   Committee:  Chan Distinction  Ng Peter Yau Tak      Ho Man King  Law Wai Chung   Group Leaders:  Cheung Man Ho  Lam Ka Yue Kenneth      Wong Chi Man Wong Pak Lung      Ma Chun Pong Yu Sai Ho           House Advisors:  鄺潔玲老師
Achievements (2005-2006)
Atheletic Meet	4th runner-up
	Champion in Grade C
	1st runner-up in cheering team

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Extra-curricular Activities

 

A.	Sport Union
	Basketball Section
	Football Section
	Volleyball Section
	Aquatic Section
	Athletic Association & Jogging Section
	Handball Section
	Badminton Section
	Squash Section
	Table-tennis Section
	Tennis Section

 

B.	Social Services
	Community Youth Club
	The HK Award for the Young People
	Junior Police Call
	Road Safety Patrol
	Social Service Club
	Youth Red Cross Unit
	HK Sea Cadet Corps
	Scout

 

C.	Recreational Activities
	Animation Comic and Game Society
	Art Club
	Aviation Club
	Bridge Club
	Chess Club
	Chinese Martial Art Club
	Gardening Society
	Magic Club
	Music Society
	Orienteering Club
	Philately and Collectors" Association
	Photography and Multimedia Production Club
	Society of Finance and Economics

 

D.	Religious Activities
	Catholic Society
	Christian Fellowship

 

E.	(i) Academic Activities - Science
	Astronomers" Club
	Biology Society
	Electronic & Engineering Society
	Science Association
	Society of Computer Studies
	Society of Mathematical Studies
	(ii) Academic Activities - Arts
	Chinese Debate Club
	Chinese History Club
	Chinese Literary Association
	Current Affairs & EPA Club
	Drama Society
	English Association
	English Debate Club
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Prefect List 2006-2007

Appointment of School Prefects (Counselling) 2006-2007

Head Counselling Prefect :	Yu Lok Lun Lawrence (余樂倫)	6S	House : R
Deputy Head Counselling Prefects :	Mak Chi Wung (麥子宏)	6M	House : Wn
	Mai Siu Tsang (米紹曾)	6M	House : W
	Lee Tsan Wo ( 李贊和)	6E	House: C
	Hui Yau Chiu (許友昭)	6A	House : T
Core Committee Head:	Cheung Ka Ki (蔣家祺)	6M	House: Wn
	Chiu Ho Ching (趙浩澄)	6M	House: C

Counselling Prefects		Class	House	Counselling Prefects		Class	House
Bach Kin Pong	白建邦	6A	R	Cheung Ka Ki	蔣家祺	6M	Wn
Chan Ho Ching	陳浩清	6A	W	Chiu Ho Ching	趙浩澄	6M	C
Chan Wing Tsz	陳穎旨	6A	D	Kwong Wai Lun	鄺偉麟	6M	Wn
Chan Yik Kei Jacky	陳翊麒	6A	K	Lau Ka Kit	劉嘉傑	6M	R
Fung Kin Yiu	馮建堯	6A	D	Lau Kai Yin Stephen	劉啟彥	6M	S
Hui Yau Chiu	許友昭	6A	T	Lee Edmund	李熾霖	6M	R
Poon Yip Kan	潘業勤	6A	K	Mai Siu Tsang	米紹曾	6M	W
Siu Chi Yeung	蕭智洋	6A	R	Mak Chi Wung	麥子宏	6M	Wn
Siu Kwan Yeung	蕭鈞揚	6A	Wn	Wu Kok	胡王玉	6M	D
Wong Wai Kei Ricky	王煒棋	6A	C	Chow Kin Chung Derrick	周健聰	6S	D
Au Jim Shing Jason	歐霑丞	6E	W	Lam Wing Tai	林永泰	6S	Wn
Kwok Ka Hang Andy	郭嘉恒	6E	Wn	Law Shing Yan	羅成殷	6S	S
Lee Tsan Wo	李贊和	6E	C	Leung U Hang	梁宇恆	6S	C
Lo Tsun Yue	盧俊宇	6E	T	Wong Yau Nuen	黃友暖	6S	T
Tang Chun Ho	鄧晉灝	6E	D	Yu Lok Lun Lawrence	余樂倫	6S	R
Wong Ho Hin	黃浩軒	6E	C
Peer Counsellors		Class	House	Peer Counsellors		Class	House
Lee Cher Hin Vincent	李卓軒	4A	T	Chow Ka Wai Gary	周嘉煒	4D	T
Wong Wing Lik	黃永力	4A	K	Choy Man Hin	蔡文軒	4D	S
Chiao Chung Lun	焦宗麟	4B	Wn	Kwong Bing Woo	鄺柄和	4D	K
Chow Man Ho	周文浩	4B	D	Lee Yat Long	李逸朗	4D	K
Ho Shi Yeung	何仕揚	4B	Wn	Li Cham Hong	李湛康	4D	W
Lam Sherlock	林舜洛	4B	Wn	Se Cheuk Him	施卓謙	4D	C
Lee Ying Cheung	李英璋	4B	T	Sin Wai Yin	冼偉賢	4D	C
Mok Wai Ki	莫煒岐	4B	K	Yau Siu Sing	游兆聲	4D	W
Ng Ngai Shun Ison	吳毅信	4B	Wn	Yuen Chak Fai	袁澤暉	4D	K
Tong Nicholas Kar Yeung	唐家陽	4B	C	Chu Sheung Him Eric	朱尚謙	4E	S
Choi Ka Chung	蔡嘉聰	4C	Wn	Kwan Hiu Tak	關曉德	4E	R
Ma Tsz Hin	馬子軒	4C	S	Lam Yui Him	林睿謙	4E	Wn
Tsui Yip Ho Michael	徐業昊	4C	D	Ng Kwok Fai	吳國輝	4E	W
Chan Park Sun	陳?燊	4D	K	Se Kong Ho	佘江浩	4E	D
Chow Chi Hang	周志恒	4D	S	Tsoi Hey Yeung	蔡禧揚	4E	K

 

 

Appointment of School Prefects (Discipline) 2006-2007

Head Prefect :	KO WANG YUI	6A
Deputy Head Prefects :	CHENG TSUN KAI	6E
	YEUNG YUN SANG	6E
Senior Prefects :	AU KIN HEI	6M
	MAK CHAK KEUNG	6M
	CHENG PONG MAN	6S

 

Prefects	Class	Prefects	Class
BACH KIN PONG	6A	KWONG YAT CHUN, CURITS	4B
CHAO LAP CHI, ADRIANO	6A	LAI TIN YAU	4B
LAM TIN LOK	6E	LEE YING CHEUNG	4B
AU KIN HEI	6M	LI PA HEI	4B
CHEUNG YU TUNG	6M	LO JUN YU, ARTHUR	4B
HO CHEUK HANG	6M	TSE MAN HON, MATTHEW	4B
LEE HO FAI	6M	WONG WAI YIN	4B
MAI SIU TSANG	6M	CHAN PARK SUN	4D
MAK CHAK KEUNG	6M	CHOY KAI WING	4D
YAU PAN	6M	CHOY MAN HIN	4D
CHENG PONG MAN, REUBEN	6S	KWONG BING WOO	4D
CHEUNG CHIN WAI	6S	WONG MAN CHUN	4D
CHOW KIN CHUNG, DERRICK	6S	YAU SIU SING	4D
WONG HO CHUN	6S	CHAN KA HO, GORDON	4E
WONG YIU CHEONG	6S	CHAN TIN YAU	4E
YU LOK LUN, LAWRENCE	6S	COOK HUNG KIN	4E
CHAN DAVID HERMESON	4B	LEUNG SUM MING, SAMUEL	4E
CHOI CHUNG HANG	4B	NG KWOK FAI	4E
HO CHUN LUNG	4B	TSOI HEY YEUNG	4E
HO SHI YEUNG	4B

Achievements

Function Reviews

Academic Achievements

Achievements in ECAs

 

Function Reviews

Inter-School Competitions 7/2004-8/2005

 

Academic Achievements

In 2005/2006, our students continue to excel in academic results, reaping numerous awards and scholarships. Some of the outstanding performances include:

Students with outstanding results in Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination	PANG Ho-wai ( 3A 2B 1C ), WONG Tin-yau ( 3A 1C 1D) LAM Siu-fung Kenly ( 2A 2B 1C ), LAM Cheuk-lun ( 2A 2B 1C ), LI Hin-sin, Hinson ( 2A 2B1D ), LUI To ( 2A 2C 1D), KONG Kin-hang ( 2A 1B 1C 2D),	CHAN Ching-ting ( 3A 1C 1D), YEUNG Sui-hung ( 2A 3B1D), WONG See-hon ( 2A 2B 1C ), CHIU Tsz Hin ( 2A 2B1D) , CHUI Ka-lun ( 2A 2C 1D), LAU Po-chiu ( 2A 1B 1C 1D), POON Brian Wing-young ( 2A 1C 2D)
Students with outstanding results in Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination	CHAN Yuk-fung ( 10A ), KWOK Ka-hang Andy ( 10A ), LIU Wui-hang ( 10A ), CHAN Tsz-wai ( 9A 1B), CHENG Tsun-kai ( 9A ), LEE Edmund ( 8A 1B1D), NG Chung-wai ( 7A 3B), LAU Wing-hong ( 7A 3B), CHEUNG Ka-ki ( 7A 2B), CHIU Ho-ching ( 7A 1B 1C ), WONG Hin-yeung ( 7A 1C 1D), HARRISON Richard John ( 6A 3B), SZETO Kevin Ho-yin ( 6A 1B 2C ),	CHIU Chun-wai ( 10A ), LAM Tin-lok ( 10A ), YU Lok-lun Lawrence ( 10A ) CHING Shing ( 9A 1C ), YEUNG Yun-sang ( 8A 2B), LAM Wing-chung Wilson ( 8A 1B), MAK Chak-keung ( 7A 2B), KWONG Wai-lun ( 7A 1B 1C ), HO Cheuk-hang ( 7A 2C ) CHEN Yen-shuo ( 7A 2D), KWAN Wai-lun ( 6A 2B1D), LAM Wing-tai ( 6A 1B 2C ), TO Hoi-kwan ( 6A 1B2D)

 

2005 Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination Results
- 205 students sat for the above examination. -
- They obtained 334 distinctions and 735 credits. -

Subject	No. Sat	Percentage of Distinctions	Percentage of Credits
Additional Mathematics	156	18.6	44.3
Biology	165	15.8	46.0
Chemistry	165	26.7	46.0
Chinese History	33	3.0	24.3
Chinese Language	205	16.1	32.2
Computer & I T	79	36.7	38.0
Economics	204	14.2	28.8
English Language (Syl. B)	205	11.7	25.6
Geography	102	10.8	24.3
History	34	0.0	11.7
Mathematics	205	30.2	50.7
Music	9	22.2	33.3
Physics	165	15.8	52.1
Principles of Accounts	49	20.4	28.5
Putonghua	18	38.9	61.1
Visual Arts	12	8.3	8.3
TOTAL	1806	18.5	40.7

2005 Hong Kong A-Level Examination Results
- 72 students sat for the above examination.
- They obtained 37 distinctions and 179 credits.

Subject	No. Sat	Percentage of Distinctions	Percentage of Credits
Biology	14	14.3	50.0
Chemistry	40	20.0	65.0
Chinese History	8	12.5	25.0
Chinese Language & Culture	72	12.5	34.7
Computer Application	25	0.0	36.0
Economics	32	3.1	37.5
Geography	24	12.5	20.9
History	15	0.0	26.7
Mathematics & Statistic	25	0.0	48.0
Physics	40	25.0	57.5
Pure Mathematics	17	5.9	58.9
Use of English	72	2.8	61.2
TOTAL	384	18.5	46.6