St Stephen"s Girls" College was one of the first girls" schools in Hong Kong.
Originally on Caine Road, the school moved to its current location at Lyttleton Road, Mid-Levels, in 1923. The main building is listed as one of the declared monuments of Hong Kong. The school first opened in 1906. It continues to be one of the most prestigious girls" school in Hong Kong.St. Stephen"s Girls" College, founded in 1906, is one of the grant schools under Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui (Anglican Church) and is managed by the St. Stephen"s Girls" College School Council. It has a campus of 1100 square meter (10,000 square feet) and is located in Western district on Hong Kong Island.
Address: 2, Lyttelton Road, Hong Kong
香港中環列堤頓道 2 號
Telephone: (852) 2549 2522
(852) 2549 1000 (Principal Office)
Fax: (852) 2559 6994
Website: http://www.ssgc.edu.hk
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Location
Transportation to school:
- Bus: 13 (Central); 12M, 23, 40, 40M (Admiralty)
- Mini-bus: 8, 22 (Central); 10, 31, 56 (Admiralty)
School Council
| Name | Post | Since |
| Mr. Michael CHOY Wah-ying 蔡華英先生 | Chairman | 2002 (Member since 1978) |
| Dr. Marvin CHEUNG Kin-tung, JP 張建東博士 | Hon. Treasurer | 2002 (Member since 1981) |
| Mrs. June LI 李余愛喜女士 | 1983 | |
| Mrs. Judy YOUNG 楊簡煥珠女士 | Vice Chairman & Supervisor | 2002 (Member since 1985) |
| The Revd Ian LAM Sau-fung 林壽楓牧師 | 1989 | |
| Dr. CHEONG CHOW Pak-ham 張周白菡博士 | 1990 | |
| Professor Raymond Liang 梁憲孫教授 | PTA Chairman | 2005 |
| Ms. Joyce SO Joy-dick 蘇載玓女士 | Alumnae Association President | 2004 |
| Miss Jennifer WONG Chi-mei 王紫薇女士 | 2003 | |
| Ms. WONG Fung-yi 王鳳儀律師 | 2003 | |
| The Revd WONG Kin-wah 王健華牧師 | 2003 | |
| Mr. Poon Chun Kau, Henry 潘鎮球先生 | March 2005 | |
| Ms. Shirley Yung 翁佩雯女士 | February 2006 | |
| The Rev. Mrs. Jenny Nam 藍黃珍妮牧師 | Principal & Secretary | September 2003 |
School Mission
St. Stephen"s Girls" College is a Christian school whose primary aim is to provide good education in a Christian spirit. It strives to educate the "whole person" by emphasizing the moral, intellectual, physical, social, aesthetic, as well as spiritual development of every student. It aims to help students to achieve academic excellence, to develop their own potential, to become responsible citizens and future leaders, and to serve the community.
School Motto
School Badge
The design of the school badge dates back to 1911. The design includes the motto in Chinese and English. The colours – red, yellow, blue, white and black were taken from the five-barred flag used in Republican China from 1911 to 1928. According to tradition, each colour represented one of China"s five racial groups, the red bar at the top standing for the Han people. The design itself is full of symbolism, with the circle representing both the world and the perfection of God, the Creator. The pentalpha or five-pointed star is known as the Star of Bethlehem, and represents Jesus Christ, the hope of the world. The pentalpha can also be viewed as a person standing in the Eastern attitude of prayer, with arms outstretched. At the heart of the badge is the Cross.
School Hymn
Listen to: MIDI version | MP3 version
We build our school on Thee, O Lord,
To Thee we bring our common need
The loving heart, the helpful word,
The tender thought, the kindly deed.
We work together in Thy sight,
We live together in Thy love:
Guide Thou our faltering steps aright,
And lift our thoughts to heaven above.
Hold Thou each hand to keep it just,
Touch Thou our lips to make them pure;
If Thou art with us, Lord, we must
Be faithful friends and comrades sure.
We change but Thou art still the same,
The same good Master, Teacher, Friend;
We change, but, Lord, we bear Thy Name,
To journey with it to the end.
Dear Lord we pray, Thy Spirit may
Be present in our school alway.
Christian Education
In St. Stephen"s Girls" College, the Christian spirit is embodied in its educational philosophy, curriculum, teacher-student relations, worship, work and recreation. Religious Education is part of the curriculum for all classes.
There are regular morning assemblies which include prayers, hymns, Bible readings, sermons and talks. Various modes of presentation are used with teachers, students, the School Chaplain and guest speakers taking part.
There are also a number of optional religious activities including Chapel service, Bible study and group discussion, a Christian Fellowship and monthly Holy Communion in accordance with the practice of Sheng Kung Hui. All members of staff and students are welcome to join and share in the religious life of the school.
 A service in JC Hall |  A prayer meeting in chapel |
History
St. Stephen"s Girls" College was founded in 1906 by the Church Missionary Society of the Anglican Church of England. It moved from its earliest site on Caine Road to Babington Path, and then to the present site on Lyttelton Road in 1924, when it also became a grant school. With only a short disruption caused by the Second World War, St. Stephen"s Girls" College has offered a high-quality education for girls" in Hong Kong for over 99 years.
Our Principals
There were 6 expatriate principals up to 1991:
- Miss W.M. Carden (1905-1915)
- Miss W. I. Griffin (1915-1924)
- Miss E.M. Middleton-Smith (1924-1929)
- Miss E.S. Atkins (1929-1949)
- Miss K.D. Cherry (1949-1961)
- Dr. K.E. Barker (1961-1991)
The first Chinese principal was Mrs. K.C. Too (1992-2003)
The present and 8th principal is the Reverend Mrs. Jenny Nam (Sep 2003-)
Our Buildings
- The Main Building was opened in 1924. It was the first school in Hong Kong declared a historical monument, in 1992, and was renamed the June Li Building in 1996. An Archives Room was set up to preserve and exhibit school archives.
- The Jubilee Building was opened in 1958. It was renamed the Ellen Li Jubilee Building 1996.
- The Hse Ta Tung Memorial Building was built on the site of the Primary School, and was opened in 1996.
- The Primary School and Kindergarten was relocated to Henrietta School, renamed the Yu Lee Mo Fun Memorial Building in 1996.
- In April 1996 the Reprovisioning Project was officially completed.
Significant Landmarks
- The SSGC Alumnae Association was established in 1926.
- School uniforms were introduced in 1928.
- The SSGC Parent-Teacher Association was established in 1951.
- The Boarding School was closed in 1967.
- Visually handicapped students were first admitted into SSCC in 1972 to receive integrated education.
- Our 6th Principal, Miss K.E. Barker, was awarded the Honorary Doctor of Social Sciences by the University of the Hong Kong in 1989 for her contribution in education..
- SSGC was chosen by the Education Department as one of the ten Pilot schools in Information Technology in 1998, as one of the Quality Education Fund projects.
- Three past students had served in the HK Legislative Council: Dr. Ellen Li Tso Sau Kwan, Mrs. Rita Fan Hsu Lai-Tai, Dr. Rosanna Wong Yick Ming.
Academic
St. Stephen"s Girls" College aims to help each student to develop her intellectual abilities to the full. Students are encouraged to participate actively in the learning process, and to strive for high standards. They are also advised on how to acquire and develop good study skills and habits.
On entry to the school in Form 1, students are placed in classes of mixed ability. Remedial lessons in English, Chinese and Mathematics are arranged in junior classes to give more help to those who need it. Later, when students enter Form 4, they may be placed in English "sets", so that weaker students can concentrate on improving their foundations, and more able students can be challenged to widen their understanding and skills.
Class Structure
St. Stephen"s Girls" College consists of a Secondary School, its own feeder Primary School and a Kindergarten. In 1995, the Secondary School expanded from 4 to 5 streams, starting from Form One. The process of expansion was completed in 1999. The school has now a total of 31 classes. There are now five classes at each level from Form One through Form Five, and three classes each in Form Six and Form Seven:
| Class level | Stream | No. of class |
| F.1 | - | 5 |
| F.2 | - | 5 |
| F.3 | - | 5 |
| F.4 | Arts Science | 3 2 |
| F.5 | Arts Science | 3 2 |
| F.6 | Arts Science | 2 1 |
| F.7 | Arts Science | 2 1 |
| Total | 31 | |
Student Enrolment
Student enrolment in recent years is as follows:
| Class level | 2002-03 | 2003-04 | 2004-05 | 2005-06 | 2006-07 |
| F.1 | 211 | 210 | 208 | 203 | 199 |
| F.2 | 207 | 206 | 209 | 205 | 194 |
| F.3 | 198 | 196 | 195 | 197 | 196 |
| F.4 | 196 | 193 | 180 | 191 | 194 |
| F.5 | 171 | 178 | 181 | 163 | 175 |
| F.6 | 96 | 92 | 94 | 98 | 91 |
| F.7 | 79 | 84 | 80 | 83 | 83 |
| Total | 1158 | 1159 | 1147 | 1140 | 1132 |
Curriculum
F.1-3
On entry to Form 1, students are allocated to classes of mixed ability. Remedial lessons in English, Chinese and Mathematics are arranged in junior classes to give more help to those who need it. In the Form One to Three curriculum, there is a balance among language, arts, science, and cultural subjects, in addition to religious and physical education.
Subjects offered in Form One to Three:
| Subject | Form 1 | Form 2 | Form 3 |
| English language | * | * | * |
| Chinese language | * | * | * |
| Mathematics | * | * | * |
| Integrated Science | * | * | |
| Physics | * | ||
| Chemistry | * | ||
| Biology | * | ||
| Computer literacy | * | * | * |
| Chinese history | * | * | * |
| History | * | * | * |
| Geography | * | * | * |
| Civic Education | * | ||
| Economics and Public Affairs | * | * | |
| Art | * | * | * |
| Putonghua | * | * | |
| Home Economics | * | * | * |
| Library Studies | * | * | |
| Religious Education | * | * | * |
| Music | * | * | * |
| Physical Education | * | * | * |
F.4-5
In Form Four and Five, it is a tradition of the school to provide our students with a wide range and combination of subjects to suit their interests, abilities, and career aspirations. Each student is allowed to take a maximum of eight subjects, and in very exceptional cases, a ninth subject.
Basic subjects for each class of Form Four and Five.
| 4A/5A | 4B/4C/5B/5C | 4D/5D | 4E/5E | |
| Subj. 1 | English Language | |||
| Subj. 2 | Chinese Language | |||
| Subj. 3 | Mathematics | |||
| Subj. 4 | Biology | Economics | Biology | Biology |
| Subj. 5 | Physics | Geography | History | Physics |
| Subj. 6 | Additional Mathematics / Biology / Chinese History / Commerce / Computer and Information Technology (Multimedia) / Geography | Additional Mathematics | ||
| Subj. 7 | Visual Art / Chemistry / Chinese Literature / Computer & Information Technology (Programming) / Economics / Home Economics / History | |||
| Subj. 8 | Chemistry / Computer & Information Technology (Multimedia) / Geography / Economics / English Literature / Principle of Accounts / Extra English | |||
| Non-exam subjects | Religious Education + Music + Physical Education | |||
F.6-7
In Form Six and Seven there are two arts classes and one science class. Since 1992, the Sixth Form curriculum has been broadened to include Use of English, Chinese Language and Culture, and a number of Advanced Supplementary (AS) Level subjects, in addition to the Advanced Level (AL) subjects. At the end of Form Seven, students sit for the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination. Entry to tertiary institutions is through the Joint University Programmes Admissions System (JUPAS).
Students may choose one of the following patterns for Sixth Form Course:
- Use of English (AS) + Chinese Language and Culture (AS) + 2AL + 1AS
- Use of English (AS) + Chinese Language and Culture (AS) + 2AL + 2AS
- Use of English (AS) + Chinese Language and Culture (AS) +3AL
| 6A/7A | 6B/7B | 6C/7C | |
| Core subjects | Use of English + Chinese Language and Culture | ||
| Choose 1AL / 1AL+1AS / 2 AS subject(s) | Economics / Geography / Liberal Studies / Mathematics and Statistics | Economics / Geography / Liberal Studies / Physics / Mathematics and Statistics | |
| Choose 1AL / 1AS subject(s) | Chinese History / Chinese History (AS) / English Literature / Geography | Biology / Pure Mathematics | |
| Choose 1 AL subject | Chinese Literature / Economics / History | Chemistry / Computer Studies | |
| Optional subject | Computer Applications | - | |
| Non-exam subjects | Religious Education + Physical Education | ||
Medium of Instructions
With a long tradition as an Anglo-Chinese school, St. Stephen"s Girls" College has always used English as the main teaching medium. This tradition will be continued as our school is officially designated as one of the EMI schools in Hong Kong.
St. Stephen"s Girls" College organises a variety of English Language Enhancement Programmes to provide students with an environment conducive to English learning in school. Students are given a lot of chances to develop and improve their English skills through exposure to and participation in activities like tongue-twisters competitions, English-speaking days, Form One English Speaking Day camp, poetry and short stories performances, radio drama and simulation jury.
Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination 2006
Percentage of students in the school awarded grade E or above
in at least 5 subjects: 91.9%
Percentage of students in the school awarded 14 points or more
in the best 6 subjects: 63.1%
| Subject | Overall Pass Percentage |
| Englsh Language (Syllabus B) | 99.4% |
| Chinese Language | 96.3% |
| Mathematics | 97.5% |
Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination 2006
Percentage of students in the school awarded the minimum entrance requirements for local degree courses, i.e. students with grade E or above in at least 2 A-level subjects or equivalent (1 AS-level subject is counted as half an A-level subject), and also grade E or above in both Use of English and Chinese Language and Culture: 84.3%
| Subject | Overall Pass Percentage |
| Use of English | 100% |
| Chinese Language and Culture | 98.8% |
Admission Procedures
Admission of Form One Students
Form One students are admitted through Feeder System, Central Allocation and by application according to the EMB Secondary School Place Allocation (SSPA) System. Starting from 2001, Form One applicants must attend an interview for admission.
Admission of Two to Four Students
Students who apply for Form Two to Form Four places must take entrance examinations and attend an interview.
Admission of Form Six students
Following the EMB Secondary Sixth Admission Procedure, students obtaining 14 points or more from the best six subjects in one sitting in the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination are eligible to apply for Form Six places after the release of HKCEE results.
Staff
In the secondary school, St. Stephen"s Girls" College has a teaching staff of 63, comprises both local and expatriate teachers. It also has a non-teaching staff of 9, and a service staff of 17. More than 26 teachers have more than ten years teaching experience. 45 teachers have a bachelor degree, 15 a master degree and 4 with Certificate in Teachers Training.
Staff Photo
Staff photo taken in January 2007.
Principal
Rev. Nam Wong Jenny, Principal since September 2003,
is a past student of St. Stephen"s Girls" College.
Assistant Principals
 |  |
| Mrs. CHAN LAW Yuk-lin, Margaret | Mrs. YIM YAM Oi-lai, Louisa |
| Mrs. Chan joined the college in 1971. She teaches Mathematics, and serves as Assistant Principal since 1994. | Mrs. Yim joined the college in 1980. She teaches Geography, and serves as Assistant Principal since 2004. |
The Cabinet
The Cabinet consists of the Principal, Assistant Principals and a few senior teachers. It is responsible for planning, policy making in school administration and management.
| Name | Post |
| Rev. NAM WONG Chun-nai, Jenny | Principal |
| CHAN LAW Yuk-lin, Margaret | Assistant Principal |
| YIM YAM Oi-lai, Louisa | Assistant Principal |
| HO Kam-ping, Mabel | Counselling Mistress |
| LEE WONG Yuk-mei, May | head of the Economics, EPA and Civic Education department. |
Teacher List
| Subject: | All subjects Additional Mathematics Art Biology Biology (AL) Chemistry Chemistry (AL) Chinese History Chinese History (AL) Chinese History (AS) Chinese Language Chinese Language and Culture Chinese Literature Chinese Literature (AL) Civic Education Commerce Computer & Information Technology Computer Applications Computer Literacy Computer Studies Economic and Public Affairs Economics Economics (AL) English Language Geography Geography (AL) History History (AL) Home Economics Human Biology Liberal Studies Library Studies Literature in English Literature in English (AL) Literature in English (AS) Mathematics Mathematics and Statistics Music Music (AL) Physical Education Physics Physics (AL) Principles of Accounts Pure Mathematics Putonghua Religious Education Science Use of English Visual Arts Visual Arts (AL) |
| English Name | Chinese Name |
| CHAN KING Lung-lung * | 金瓏瓏 |
| CHAN KWOK Lai-sim, Vivian * | 郭麗嬋 |
| CHAN Kayee, Yennie | 陳嘉怡 |
| CHAN Kwok-wai | 陳國偉 |
| CHAN LAW Yuk-lin, Margaret | 羅玉蓮 |
| CHAN Sze-yan, Stella | 陳思茵 |
| CHAN Wing-sze, Judy | 陳詠詩 |
| CHAN Yuen-wah | 陳婉華 |
| CHENG Angel | 鄭安祺 |
| CHENG Man-chi, Sammi | 鄭敏芝 |
| CHENG Wing-kuen * | 鄭永權 |
| CHEUNG Hiu-tung, Becky * | 張曉彤 |
| CHOW Chi-leong * | 周志良 |
| CHOW Ka-sing * | 周家城 |
| CHUN Lai-ling | 秦麗玲 |
| DONLON Terri | - |
| FUNG TONG Shin-yee, Cynthia * | 湯倩怡 |
| HAWTHORNE Julien Therese | - |
| HO Kam-moon | 何金滿 |
| HO Kam-ping, Mabel | 何錦萍 |
| HO Suk-yan | 何淑欣 |
| HUNG Yau-chong * | 孔幼莊 |
| KEUNG Kwai-hing, Judy | 姜桂卿 |
| KONG Lai-hing | 江麗卿 |
| KWAN Pui-shan | 關珮珊 |
| KWOK Lai-kuen | 郭麗娟 |
| KWONG Yvonne Roamy | 鄺樂琪 |
| LAI Kam-fung | 黎金鳳 |
| LAI Mun-yu | 黎敏兒 |
| LAM Lai-yung * | 林麗容 |
| LAW King-yuk | 羅敬玉 |
| LEE Chung-yee, Paul | 李宗怡 |
| LEE Ha-ling, Sandy | 李夏玲 |
| LEE Kwok-leung, Steven | 李國良 |
| LEE MAK Fung-king, Anna | 李麥鳳垰 |
| LEE Suk-chun, Lucile | 李淑珍 |
| LEE WONG Yuk-mei, May * | 黃玉美 |
| LEE Wai-yee, Yvonne * | 李慧兒 |
| LEE Wing-yee | 李詠儀 |
| LEUNG Tsz-lui, Ruby | - |
| LI Fung-yee, Josephine * | 李鳳儀 |
| LIM Katrina Maree | - |
| LO Chui-yee, Tracy | 盧翠儀 |
| LO Lai-ching | 羅麗貞 |
| LO WONG Ka-oi, Melinda * | 黃嘉嬡 |
| MA Chong-wah, Jora * | 馬莊華 |
| MAK Wai-ying, Helen | 麥偉瑩 |
| MAK Yiu-kuen | 麥耀權 |
| MAN CHAN Rebecca Eva | 陳綺華 |
| MAN Ka-yin | 文嘉賢 |
| NAM WONG Chun-nai, Jenny (The Rev.) | 藍黃珍妮 |
| NG Yee-bo, Marie | 吳綺寶 |
| PAK TSANG Tze-har, Esther | 曾芷夏 |
| PONG Hay-wing * | 龐熙榮 |
| SIN Wai-wah | 冼惠華 |
| TAM Sze-ming, Winnie | 譚思明 |
| TANG Wai-yiu | 鄧慧瑤 |
| TSANG Shuk-ping, Eileen * | 曾淑冰 |
| WAN Ka-ming | 溫家明 |
| WONG Chin-wo | 黃展和 |
| WONG Hiu-lam, Sally | 黃曉林 |
| WONG Hoi-wing | 黃凱榮 |
| WONG Kam-shuen, Candy | 黃錦璇 |
| WONG Wai-yin | 黃偉硯 |
| WOO Man, Jessie | 胡敏 |
| WOO Mui-lai | 胡梅麗 |
| YAU LAW Yuen-chun * | 羅婉珍 |
| YAU Wai-hung * | 邱偉雄 |
| YAU Wing-yee * | 邱穎怡 |
| YEUNG Wai-wah | 楊慧華 |
| YIM YAM Oi-lai, Louisa * | 任愛麗 |
| YIP So-ping, Agnes | 葉素萍 |
| Number of teacher(s) listed: 72 | |
Staff Development
Staff Conferences and Seminars
| A number of conferences and seminars are also held every year. These aim to address broader issues for educators in Hong Kong today. They also provide a valuable opportunity for the teaching staff to meet to discuss and reflect on aspects of teaching and learning. The themes of recent conferences have been varied, including talks on "Curriculum Reform" and "Equal Opportunities in School". |
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| A conference held in |
Staff Appraisal
A staff appraisal system was set up in St. Stephen"s Girls" College in 1998. The aim of the system is to improve and develop quality education in the school. A working group was formed in June 1998 to work out a schedule for the appraisal system. Stage One of the system was tried out in the 1999-2000 academic year. Lesson observations and discussions were carried out throughout the whole year. Stage Two of the system which involves appraisal on policy-making and functional committees and teams, is to be tried out throughout the year 2000-2001.
Induction Programme and Mentor System for New Teachers
An Induction Programme and a Mentor System are tailored for new teachers every year. New teachers to the school are helped by experienced teachers in teaching and other related activities through the mentor system. Experience-sharing sessions and teaching references are also organised and planned for new teachers through the Induction Programme.
Extra-curricular Activities
St. Stephen"s Girls" College emphasizes extra-curricular activities as an important part of an all-round education. With the advice of the extra-curricular activities coordinator, the Students" Association runs a number of clubs and interest groups, divided into 4 categories: publication, academic, cultural and service. In addition, there are school teams for sports, dance, debates and athletics.
The school also lays strong emphasis on music and has several choirs and orchestras. Every year, they represent the school in competitions and performances, and have regularly won prizes. Frequent concerts are held to promote the musical life of the school.
Students are encouraged to take an active part in at least one extra-curricular activity to enrich their school life.
Please click here for the website of the Student Association.
Publication & Media
| ECA Name | Open# | Teacher i/c |
| CampusTV Committee | No | YIM YAM Oi-lai, Louisa LAW King-yuk |
| School Magazine | No | MA Chong-wah, Jora |
| School Newsletter | No | PONG Hay-wing |
Open#: enrollment is open to all students.
Academic Group
| ECA Name | Open# | Teacher i/c |
| Chinese Society | Yes | YAU LAW Yuen-chun |
| Civic Education Society | Yes | LEE WONG Yuk-mei, May |
| Computer Society | Yes | YAU Wai-hung |
| English Society | Yes | LO WONG Ka-oi, Melinda |
| Environmental Protection Society | Yes | LAM Lai-yung |
| Mathematics Society | Yes | CHENG Wing-kuen |
| Science Society | Yes | YAU Wing-yee FUNG TONG Shin-yee, Cynthia |
| Social Science Society | Yes | CHOW Chi-leong |
Open#: enrollment is open to all students.
Cultural Group
| ECA Name | Open# | Teacher i/c |
| Archives Club | Yes | CHOW Ka-sing |
| Art & Photography Club | Yes | TSANG Shuk-ping, Eileen |
| Astronomy Club | Yes | FUNG TONG Shin-yee, Cynthia |
| Dance Club | Yes | LEE Wai-yee, Yvonne |
| Debating Club (Chinese) | Yes | KWOK Lai-kuen |
| Debating Club (English) | Yes | MAK Wai-ying, Helen |
| Drama Club | Yes | DONLON Terri |
| Form 1 English Speaking Group | No | MAN CHAN Rebecca Eva |
| Gardening Club | Yes | LAI Kam-fung |
| Home Making | Yes | YIP So-ping, Agnes |
| Music Committee | Yes | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| Philatelic Club | Yes | CHOW Chi-leong |
| Putonghua Interest Group | Yes | LO Lai-ching |
| Sports & Recreation Association | Yes | CHAN Wing-sze, Judy |
Open#: enrollment is open to all students.
Services Group
| ECA Name | Open# | Teacher i/c |
| Christian Fellowship | Yes | PONG Hay-wing |
| Community Youth Club | Yes | LAI Mun-yu |
| Girl Guides | Yes | WOO Mui-lai |
| Junior Police Call | Yes | CHEUNG Hiu-tung, Becky |
| Library Interest Group | Yes | MA Chong-wah, Jora |
| Red Cross Cadet Unit | Yes | KONG Lai-hing |
| Social Service Group | Yes | CHAN KWOK Lai-sim, Vivian SIN Wai-wah |
| Young Save the Children | No | LAW King-yuk |
| Zonta Z Club | Yes | LAM Lai-yung |
Open#: enrollment is open to all students.
School Team
| ECA Name | Open# | Teacher i/c |
| Brass Ensemble | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| Chamber Choir | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| Handbell Choir | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| Madrigal Group | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| Model United Nations | No | PAK TSANG Tze-har, Esther |
| Percussion Ensemble | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| Quick Study Group | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| School Athletics Team | No | CHAN Wing-sze, Judy |
| School Badminton Team | No | LEE Wai-yee, Yvonne |
| School Basketball Team | No | KWAN Pui-shan |
| School Choir (Intermediate) | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| School Choir (Junior) | No | TAM Sze-ming, Winnie |
| School Choir (Senior) | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| School Cross Country Team | No | CHAN Wing-sze, Judy |
| School Dance Team | No | LEE Wai-yee, Yvonne |
| School Debating Team (Chinese) | No | KWOK Lai-kuen |
| School Debating Team (English) | No | MAK Wai-ying, Helen |
| School Drama Team | No | DONLON Terri |
| School Fencing Team | No | LEE Wai-yee, Yvonne |
| School Orchestra | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
| School Squash Team | No | LEE Wai-yee, Yvonne |
| School Swimming Team | No | LEE Wai-yee, Yvonne |
| School Table Tennis Team | No | LEE Wai-yee, Yvonne |
| School Tennis Team | No | LEE Wai-yee, Yvonne |
| School Volleyball Team | No | CHAN Wing-sze, Judy |
| String Orchestra | No | LI Fung-yee, Josephine |
Open#: enrollment is open to all students.
Achievements
St. Stephen"s Girls" College emphasizes on all-round development of students. Besides working for academic excellence, students are encouraged to take part in various competitions, such as Speech Festival, Music Festival and Athletic Meets. With guidance from teachers and their own talent and effort, students get fruitful achievements every year.
Scholarships & Awards 2006-07
| The Kiwanis Community Service Award 2007 - The Kiwanis Club of Hong Kong, Serving the Children of the World |
| 6C 6C Chan Nga Ki, Angie |
| Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prizes |
| 5E Chan Jacqueline Kwan Wai 7C Lo Yan Woon Yvonne |
| Sir Edward Youde Memorial Awards for Disabled Student |
| 6A Chiu Chi Wun |
Scholarships & Awards 2005-06
| Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prizes |
| 5E Ho Tai Katerina Yun 7C Cheung Hoi Tung, Gladys |
| "Grantham Scholars of the Year" Award |
| 6A Wong Lok Woon |
| South China Morning Post "Student Dancer of the Year Award 2005/06" Certificate of Merit |
| 6C Ng Tsz Tuen, Johana 4B Pak Ho Yi, Emily |
| 19th HKSAR Outstanding Student Award 2006 organized by JCI Yuen Long Chamber of Commerce |
| 7A Wong Tsz Yuen |
| 6th Hong Kong Outstanding Teens Election organized by the Hong Kong Playground Association and RTHK Radio 2 and sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, adjudication based on academic achievement and commitment to community |
| 2E Liang Tak Hei, Stephanie |
| Hong Kong Jockey Club Award Scheme for "Student Leaders of Hong Kong National Education Course" |
| 6C Cheng Tik Man |
| Best Improved Students Award sponsored by the Lion & Globe Education Trust |
| 1A Chan Hei Ting 1B Choi Kwan Yi, Christabel Leona 1C Lau Cheuk Nga 1D Chan Ho Ting 1E Lam Cheuk Fu 2A Wong Wing Ki 2B Lau Chi Kwan 2C Ng Ka Ying, Audrey 2D Cheng Hiu Ching 2E Hui Ham Fong 3A Chung Cheuk Chi, Iris 3B Kwan Yan In 3C Leung Ip 3D Li Sin Yu, Joyce 3E Leung Tsz Ying, Joanne 4A Lam Tak Ping 4B Lo Ting 4C Wu Pui Yee 4D Tang Lianne 4E Wong Ka Man 5A Cheung Man Ting 5B Chan Kwun Yung 5C Leung Joey 5D Cheng Hiu Ying 5E Li Sze Wing, Veronica |
| The HKIE Prize For Potential Engineering Students |
| 6C Chan Tin Lok |
Achievements 2006-07 / Speech (English)
58th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Form 1: Girls | |
| 1A Chan Nicole 1B Hung Sze Wai 1D Yip Maple Ying Tung Huen 1A Cheung E-manna 1D Cheung Ho Yi 1E Cheung Lok Man | 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd |
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Form 2: Girls | |
| 2B Tao Kai Tong Valerie 2E Wu Virginia Ki Yan | 1st 2nd |
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Form 3: Girls | |
| 3C Ng Ka Ying Audrey 3E Liang Tak Hei Stephanie 3A Miu Yat See Melody 3B Wong Hung Ue Christa 3A Zoe Charlotte Tsang 3E Sun Xue Lei Yolanda | 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd |
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Form 4: Girls | |
| 4A Lee Sum Yee Serena 4E Liu Tze Ying Michelle | 1st 2nd |
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Form 5: Girls | |
| 5A Wong Wai Yan | 3rd |
| Dramatic Duologue: Forms 1-2 | |
| 1C Lau Cinzia Kwun Chee 1D Hung Suen Man 2C Harriet Bates Ying Ying 2B Charlotte Wray 2C Lee Ka-ying Karen 2C Yim Wai Yue Tiffany | 1st 3rd 3rd |
| Dramatic Duologue: Forms 3-4 | |
| 4E Fung See Wing Angela 4A Ho Vivien Ue Ling 3A Zoe Charlotte Tsang 3A Natalie Wan 3D Tsang Janice Hui Yui 3D Lam Yuen Ting | 2nd 3rd 3rd |
| Improvised Dramatic Scenes Forms 1-3 | |
| 3A Tsang Zoe Charlotte 3A Miu Yat See Melody 3B Lau Chi Kwan Karen 3B Wong Hung Ue Christa | 3rd |
Achievements 2005-06 / Speech (English)
57th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Form 1: Girls | |
| 1C Bates Harriet Ying Ying 1E Wu Virginia Ki Yan 1E Lai Wing Lam, Rachel 1B Lam Long Ching, Rachel 1A Wong Sze Tsung, Chloe 1D Ng See Wing | 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd |
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Form 2: Girls | |
| 2A Miu Yat See Melody | 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd |
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Form 3: Girls | |
| 3B Ho Vivien Ue Ling 3E Lo Hau Kwun | 3rd 3rd |
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Form 4: Girls | |
| 4A Leung Kiu Man, Lydia 4E Chung Fong Lam, Flora 4E Chan Cheuk Wan, Jocelyn 4A Tsang Una Sharon 4A Wong Wai Yan | 1st 1st 1st 2nd 3rd |
| Solo Verse Speaking: Non-Open Forms 6-7: Girls | |
| 6A Lee Wing Man | 1st |
| Prose Reading: Non - Open Form 4: Girls | |
| 4A Leung Kiu Man, Lydia | 3rd |
| Prose Reading: Non - Open Forms 6 -7: Girls | |
| 7C Chan Ka Yee, Carrle 6C Chau Wing Yan, Rachelle | 1st 3rd |
| Shakespeare Monologue: Non-Open: Age 15 & over | |
| 5E Lau Pui Yum, Dara | 2nd |
| Dramatic Duologue: Forms l-2 | |
| 1C Lee Ka Ying, Karen 1C Yiu Wai Yue , Tiffany 2A Chau Kar Yee 2A Ho Kanae 2D Lam Yuen Ting 2D Tsang Janice Hui Yui 1D Tam Qianming Charmaine 1E Chan Lok Yin, Joey | 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd |
| Dramatic Duologue: Forms 3-4 | |
| 3C Hotai Priscilla Sze Wan 3C Law Pui Yi, Stephanie 3C Wong Wing Sum 3C Liu Shuk Wah | 2nd 3rd |
| Bible Reading: Age 13 | |
| 2E Kao Shiao Yan, Sharon | 1st |
| Bible Reading: Age 14 | |
| 3B Ho Vivien Ue Ling | 2nd |
| Bible Reading: Age 15 | |
| 4E Lai Chi Wing 4A Tsang Una Sharon | 2nd 3rd |
| Bible Reading: Age 16 & over | |
| 6A Wong Lok Woon, Carol 6C Chan Wing Yan, Rachelle 5E Chan Nga Ki 6B Lai Ka Yue 6B Tse Kellie 6B Yuen Sue Yan 6B Chan Lok Sze 6A Lee Wing Man | 1st 1st 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd |
| Public Speaking Solo: Forms 6-7 | |
| 6A Wong Lok Woon, Carol | 1st |
| Improvised Dramatic Scenes: Forms l-3 － Boys and/or Girls | |
| 2A Fong Shin Heng, Chloe (Leader) | 3rd |
| Improvised Dramatic Scenes: Forms 4-7 － Boys and/or Girls | |
| 4E Lo Hoi Ki, Katy (Leader) | 3rd |
Achievements 2005-06 / Music
58th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival
| School Orchestra — Senior | 1st |
| "Charles Gomersall Memorial Trophy" "Best Orchestra of the Year — St. Stephen"s College Centenary Trophy" | |
| Quick Study Group & SPC - SATB | 1st |
| "Madam Liu Siu Hau Kwong Memorial Trophy" | |
| Quick Study Group & SPC - SSA | 2nd |
| Senior Choir - Girls" Senior (Chinese) | 3rd |
| Intermediate Choir - Girls" Intermediate 16 & under (Chinese) | 3rd |
| Junior Choir - Girls" Junior 14 & under (English) | 3rd |
| Intermediate Choir & SPC — Mixed Intermediate 16 & under (English) | 2nd |
| Madrigal Group & SPC — Vocal Ensemble — Madrigal | 3rd |
| Folk Church Music: Age 14 & under | 3rd |
| Folk Church Music: Age 18 & under | 2nd |
| Female Voice: 17 & under (in Foreign Language) | |
| 6C Cheung Wing Yee | 2nd |
| Female Voice: 15 & under (in Foreign Language) | |
| 4E Huen Tsz Kwan | 2nd |
| Female Voice: 13 & under (in Foreign Language) | |
| 2E Mok Hilary Yan 1D Pak Twila Bethany | 2nd 2nd |
| Female Voice: 17 & under (in Chinese) | |
| 6C Cheng Wing Yee | 1st |
| Female Voice: 15 & under (in Chinese) | |
| 4E Huen Tsz Kwan | 3rd |
| Female Voice: 13 & under (in Chinese) | |
| 2D Tsang Janice Hui Yui | 3rd |
| Female Voice: 12 & under (in Chinese) | |
| 1D Lau Yik Ching 1D Leung Siu Shuen | 3rd 3rd |
| Wind Duet: Senior | |
| 6C Cheng Wing Yee 4A Hau Melanie | 3rd |
| Clarinet Solo: Intermediate | |
| 2E Sun Xue Lei, Yolanda | 3rd |
| French Horn Solo: Senior | |
| 2D Chan Ka Wai | 3rd |
| Xylophone Sole: Senior | |
| 2E Sun Xue Lei, Yolanda | 3rd |
| Brass Concerto | |
| 2D Chan Ka Wai | 1st |
| Descant Recorder Solo: Age 14 & under | |
| 2A Lui Ying Ying | 2nd |
| Piano Solo: Grade 4 | |
| 1B Lee Lok Ching | 3rd |
| Piano Solo: Grade 5 | |
| 2B Siu Kei Wun 1C Yiu Wai Yue, Tiffany | 1st 3rd |
| Piano Solo: Grade 6 | |
| 1B Leung Hoi Ying, Candice | 2nd |
| Piano Solo: Grade 7 | |
| 2A Kwok Ching Man | 3rd |
| Piano Solo: Piano Sonata | |
| 2E Liang Tak Hei, Stephanie | 2nd |
| Piano Solo: Composer of the Year | |
| 1A Lai Tin Wai | 2nd |
| Piano Duet - Intermediate | |
| 1B Lee Lok Ching | 2nd |
| 1A Lai Tin Wai 1C Wong Yi Tung | 3rd |
| Piano Duet - Junior | |
| 1C Yiu Wai Yue, Tiffany | 3rd |
| Guzheng - Intermediate | |
| 2D Lin Tsz Ching | 3rd |
| Di - Intermediate | |
| 3C Chen Ying | 2nd |
Achievements 2006-07 / Sports
| Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Awards | |
| 4C Cheung Hoi Ling Jennifer | |
| All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Volleyball Tournament 2006 :4th | |
| Team Captain: | 7A Lau Yee Yan 6C Chan Zeron |
| Team Members: | 6A Cheung Ka Yan 6A Vishaka A. 6B Yu Ching Ki 6C Hon Ka Ho 5D Wong Cheung 5D Wong Ho Yee 4A Leung Yee Ping 4B Luk Ka Po 4D Li Ka Yin 4E Lam Wai Fun |
| Inter-school Volleyball Competition: October 2006 – March 2007 (Division I) | |
| Overall: | Champion |
| A Grade: | 1st |
| Team Captain: | 7A Lau Yee Yan |
| Team Members: | 6A Cheung Ka Yan 6A Vishaka A. 6B Yu Ching Ki 6C Chan Zeron 6C Hon Ka Ho 5D Wong Cheung 5D Wong Ho Yee 4B Luk Ka Po |
| B Grade: | 2nd |
| Team Captain: | 4A Leung Yee Ping 4D Li Ka Yin |
| Team Members: | 4D Ho Yick Tung 4E Lam Wai Fun 4E Wong Guan Yuet 3A Wong Hiu Ching 3A Chow Pui Yin 3C Lau Yu Ting 3D Li Wai Yan 3D Lam So Yue 3D Chan Ka Hay 3D Fung Ka Man 3D Lin Tsz Ching 3E Hung Wan Sze 3E Pang Tin Lok |
| C Grade: | 3rd |
| Team Captain: | 2A Tsang Wai Ting, 2C Ng Ka Yan |
| Team Members: | 2B Tsoi Ching Wai 2B So Kam Ting 2C Li Tsz Man 1A Ip Ka Yan 1A So Kam Ting 1B Hung Sze Wing 1B Shir Suet Yu 1C Ngan Ling 1C Sham Hiu Ying 1D Chau Hiu Kwan |
| Inter-school Beach Volleyball Competition: March 2007 | |
| Open Grade: | 3rd |
| Players: | 6C Chan Zeron 4E Lam Wai Fun |
| Inter-school Table-tennis Competition: October 2006 – March 2007 (Division I) | |
| Overall: | 5th |
| B Grade: | 3rd |
| Team Members: | 4A Poon Mei Yin 4A Shiu Ka Hok 4E Li Yan Yu 4E Leung Carol 3B Chung Kit Yu |
| Inter-school Swimming Championships: October 2006 (Division I) | |
| Overall: | 7th |
| 50M Breast Stroke - C Grade: | 3rd 2E Ng Ka Ying |
| 50M Free Style - C Grade: | 2nd 2E Ng Ka Ying |
| 4 x 50M Freestyle Relay - A Grade: | 4th 6A Li Ki Yan 6A Chow Chit Ling 6C Lo Wei 3D Tsang Fai |
| 4 X 50m Freestyle Relay – C Grade: | 4th 2E Ng Ka Ying 2E Chan Tsz Yan 2B Yip Hay Man Sharon 1E Poon Sze Wing |
| Inter-school Basketball Competition: October 2006 – March 2007 (Division II) | |
| Overall: | 5th |
| B Grade: | 3rd |
| Team Captain: | 4E Sham Wing Sze |
| Team Members: | 3A Ho Nok Man 3A Wong Shuk Yan 3C Claudia Lam 3D Chan Ka Wai 3D Lau Nga Man 3E Choi Yi Wan 3E Mok Hilary Yan 3E Zheng Sin Man 4A Chan Annie 4B Khoo Butt Huen 4D Yim Kwan Sin 4D Liu Shuk Wah 4E Tang Yee Kwan 4E Yuen Sui Man 4E So Tsz Tung |
| Inter-school Tennis Competition: October 2006 – March 2007 (Division II) | |
| Open Grade: | 2nd (Promoting to Div. I in 2007) |
| Team Captain: | 7A Tse Ka Yan 4A Wong Wan Sin |
| Team Members: | 7A Tse Ka Yan 5A Siu Lok Man 5B Hung Long Yee 5E Cheung Tak Hei 5E Pang Man Wa 5E Chan Kwan Wai 4C Hung Yick Yee 1A Ip Ka Yan 1C Chan Kwan Mien 1C Chan Chit Yee |
| Inter-school Badminton Competition: October 2006 – March 2007 (Division II) | |
| Overall: | 1st (Promoting to Div. I in 2007) |
| A Grade: | 1st |
| Team Members: | 5A Fung Ka Lok 5B Lam Chui Ying 5C Ma Hin Yan 5E Lung Chui Man 5E Law Yee Ting 4A Kwan Long Yi 2B Fung Hei Wai |
| B Grade: | 1st |
| Team Members: | 4A Li Pui Wah 4A Chan Yuen Ting 4A Yuen Ching Yan 4E Fung See Wai 3A Wong Oi Man 3C Au Yeung Ching 3E Lee Ying Kin |
| C Grade: | 2nd |
| Team Members: | 2A Lam Kiu Yan 2A Ho Choi Yan 2A Lee Heung Ying 2A Au Yuen Nam 2B Chau Ning Shan 2B Lau Cin Kwan 2C Nguy Tsz Ting 1B Shir Suet Yu 1C Lam Ka Yee |
| CyberRun 2006: | |
| Overall in Secondary School Section: | 2nd |
| Age 13 - 15: | 2nd 2C Lum Suet Man |
| Age 16 - 18: | 3rd Lam Kit Yu |
| Inter-school Cross Country Competition: November 2006 (Division II) | |
| Overall: | 4th |
| C Grade: | 3rd |
| Team Captain: | 6C Chan Nga Ki 5D Kwok Fong Pui |
| Team Members: | 2B Lee Lok Ching 2B Li Ka Wai 2B Chau Ning Shan 2C Lum Suet Man 1A Ip Ka Yan 1A Cheng Siu Wai 1C Wong Chantelle |
| Individual Ranking - C Grade: | 1st 2B Lee Lok Ching 1st 2C Lum Suet Man |
| Individual Ranking - A Grade: | 7th 1E Sung Sze Wing |
| 2007 Chinese YMCA U18 Badminton Competition: May 2007 | |
| 2nd | 4E Fung See Wai 3A Wong Oi Man 3E Li Ying Kin 2B Chau Ning Shan |
| Inter-school Athletics Championships: March 2006 (Division II) | |
| Overall: | Champion (Promoting to Div. I in 2007) |
| A Grade: | 1st |
| B Grade: | 5th |
| C Grade: | 1st |
| Team Captain: | 4C Cheung Hoi Ling 4E Kun Tsz Wai |
| 200m - C Grade | 2nd 2A Chiu Cheuk Kei |
| 400m - C Grade | 2nd 2B Lee Lok Ching |
| 800m - C grade | 1st 2B Lee Lok Ching 2nd 2C Lum Suet Man |
| 1500m - C Grade | 1st 2C Lum Suet Man |
| 100m Hurdle - C Grade | 3rd Tam Qianming |
| High Jump - C Grade | 1st 2D Tam Qianming 2nd 1D Chan Yan Hay |
| 100m - B Grade | 1st 4C Cheung Hoi Ling |
| 200m - B Grade | 3rd 4C Cheung Hoi Ling |
| Discus - B Grade | 2nd 4A Chan Yuen Ting |
| Shot Put - B Grade | 3rd 4A Chan Yuen Ting |
| Javelin - B Grade | 3rd 4A Leung Yee Ping |
| 100m - A Grade | 2nd 7A Tse Ka Yan |
| 200m - A Grade | 2nd 7A Tse Ka Yan |
| 1500 - A Grade | 3rd 1E Sung Sze Wing |
| 4 x 100m Relay - C Grade | 1st 1A Sin Wing Ting 2A Chan Pui Ming 2A Chiu Cheuk Ki 2B Chau Ning Shan |
| 4 x 400m Relay - C Grade | 1st 1A Chen Siu Wai 2C Lum Suet Man 2B Lee Lok Ching 2E Ng Ka Ying |
| 4 x 100m Relay - A Grade | 2nd 6C Tsang Hoi Hei 5D Chong Ching 7C Kam Yan Chun 7A Tse Ka Yan |
| 4 x 400m Relay - A Grade | 3rd 4E Ma Yiming 5D Kwok Fong Pui 5E Lung Chui Man 4E Kun Tsz Wai |
Achievements 2005-06 / Sports
| BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Award - Outstanding Athlete Award of Volleyball | |
| 6A Lau Yee Yan | |
| Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Awards 2006 | |
| 6A Lau Yee Yan | |
| All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Volleyball Tournament 2005 | |
| The Most Valuable Player: | 6A Ip Ching Yan |
| All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Volleyball Tournament 2005 :CHAMPION | |
| Captain | 7C Cheung Hoi Tung |
| Inter-school Volleyball Competition: October 2005 – March 2006 (Division I) | |
| Overall: | 2nd |
| A Grade: | 2nd |
| Captain: | 7C Cheung Hoi Tung |
| Inter-school Beach Volleyball Competition: March 2006 | |
| Open Grade: | 4th |
| Representative: | 6A Lau Yee Yan 6B Tsoi Yuk Ying |
| Inter-school Table-tennis Competition: October 2005 – March 2006 (Division I) | |
| Overall: | 3rd |
| A Grade: | 3rd |
| Representatives: | 3C Poon Mei Yin 4E Hung Chung Yan 5E Fong Ah Yung 7B Fung Wai Sum |
| B Grade: | 3rd |
| Representatives: | 3A Ng Wai Yee 3C Yip Him Sen 3E Li Yan Yu |
| C Grade: | 3rd |
| Representatives: | 2B Chung Kit Yu 2E Chan Li Li 1C Chung Cheuk Yin |
| Inter-school Badminton Competition: October 2005 – March 2006 (Division I) | |
| B Grade: | 3rd |
| Representatives: | 4A Fung Ka Lok 4B Lam Chui Ying 4C Ma Hin Yan 4E Lung Chui Man 4E Law Yee Ting |
| Inter-school Cross Country Competition: November 2005 (Division II) | |
| Overall: | 3rd |
| B Grade: | 3rd |
| Captains: | 3E Chan Kwan Ki 3E Kun Tsz Wai |
| C Grade: | 4th |
| Captains: | 1B Lee Lok Ching 1D Lee Pak Yung |
| Individual Ranking - C Grade: | 4th 1B Lee Lok Ching 8th 1B Li Ka Wai 10th 1D Lee Pak Yung |
| CyberRun 2005: | |
| Overall in Secondary School Section: | Champion |
| Age 13 - 15: | 2nd 1D Lee Pak Yung 3rd 3E Kun Tsz Wai |
| Age below 12: | 2nd 1C Lum Suet Man, Belinda |
| Inter-school Swimming Championships: October 2005 (Division I) | |
| 50M Breast Stroke - C Grade: | 2nd 1E Ng Ka Ying |
| 50M Freestyle - C Grade: | 2nd 1E Ng Ka Ying 3B Chung Kit Yu |
| 4 x 50M Freestyle Relay - C Grade: | 3rd 2B Chung Kit Yu 2E Wong Chi Nga 1E Ng Ka Ying 1E Chan Tsz Yan |
| 4 x 50M Freestyle Relay - A Grade: | 4th 5A Li Ki Yan 5A Chow Chit Ling 5D Lo Wei 3C Poon Mei Yin |
| Inter-school Athletics Championships: March 2005 (Division I) | |
| 400M - C Grade: | 3rd 1E Au Yuk Yee |
| Inter-school Tennis Competition: October 2005 – March 2006 (Division II) | |
| Open Grade: | 3rd |
| Representatives: | 6A Tsz Ka Yan 4B Hung Long Yee 4E Pang Man Wah 4E Siu Lok Man 2C Seit Wing Ka 3A Wong Wan Sin |
| Hong Kong Junior Closed Squash Championship 2005 | |
| Girls" under 17: | 2nd 5C Chong Man Kiu |
| Achievements 2006-07 / Dance The 43rd Dance Festival : January & February 2007
Achievements 2005-06 / Dance The 42nd Dance Festival : February 2006
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| Campus and Facilities The St. Stephen"s Girls" College campus, is made up of 3 separate buildings - namely June Li Building, Hsu Ta Tung Memorial Building and Ellen Li Jubilee Building, has a total area of 10,000 square feet along Lyttelton Road.
The school now has 31 classrooms, 5 laboratories, 2 computer rooms, 19 special rooms, 3 halls, a library, a gymnasium, 3 playgrounds, 2 parking areas, a tuck shop, a chapel, a multimedia room and a large garden. All classrooms, the library, the school hall and special rooms are air-conditioned and equipped with TV, VCR, LCD projector, computer network and screen. The school has also installed facilities for use by visually impaired students in the library. |
| June Li Building The main building, opened in 1924, was declared a historical monument by the Monuments and Antiquities Board in 1992. It is preserved by Government for its architectural beauty and historical value. In 1998, it was named the June Li Building.
Hsu Ta Tung Memorial Building The Hsu Ta Tung Memorial Building was constructed on the old Primary School site and was completed in 1995. The Mrs. Yu Lee Mo Fan Memorial Building (former Henrietta School) now accommodates the Primary School and Kindergarten.
Ellen Li Jubilee Building The Jubilee Building, opened in 1958, has been renamed the Ellen Li Jubilee Building after re-provisioning in 1995.
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Up to December 2003, the Library has a total collection of over 20,000 items, including books, magazines, videos, CD-Roms, VCD etc. It also has some special collections, such as English and Chinese Extensive Reading. The number of users per day is about 100, and the daily issue rate is about the same. Everyday, there are 2 to 4 student helpers who volunteer to be on duty at Lunchtime and after school.
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Classrooms
All classrooms are air-conditioned and equipped with VCR, LCD projector, desktop computer, network outlet and screen. There are also lockers for students" use.
 A classroom in June Li Building |  A classroom in Jubilee Building |
| Special Room Special rooms in June Li Building
Special rooms in Jubilee Building
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| Laboratory Laboratories on the 1st and 2nd lower ground floors of the Hsu Ta Tung Memorial Building. In additional to standard facilities for teaching and learning, each of them are equiped with desktop computer, visualizer, network outlet, VCR, LCD projector and screen.
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| Campus Broadcasting Studio St. Stephen"s was among the first batch of schools receiving a grant from the Quality Education Fund in establishing a Campus TV station. The Campus Broadcasting Studio, completed in the Summer 2001, was equipped with a video mixing suite, three sets of professional non-linear editing suite and other audio-visual equipment. It was officially opened on 20th April 2002 by Mr. Michael Choy, Chairman of the School Council on the school"s 95th Anniversary Open Day. Ever since its opening, the studio has been used for recording teaching and training materials, student programmes and other media initiatives.
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| IT Facilities As one of the pilot schools under the IT Pilot Scheme in 1998, St. Stephen’s Girls’ College has been a pioneer in providing ample IT facilities to teachers and students in teaching and learning, as well as for their daily activities in this information era. The core of the infrastructure is a gigabit Ethernet, with a 100 Mbps broadband Internet access, linking over 300 workstations around the three buildings through an optical fibre backbone. There are 4 Windows 2003 servers for file sharing, plus a few servers for other applications. Wireless connection is available in most parts of the school premises. All servers and workstations are well protected by NetProtect firewall and anti-virus software against security threads. Students are free to use facilities in their classrooms, the two Computer Rooms and the library after lesson time. In addition, there is a Multimedia Room for use by students and teachers for language learning and activities requiring more interaction. Teachers can use notebook computers at their own desks, and IT facilities in Resource Rooms for lesson preparation and carrying out administrative duties. A school intranet eClass has been set up to enhance teaching and learning by providing virtual classes, discussion forums, online assessment and exercises via the Internet outside school hours. A VOD server is set up to facilitate media production and broadcasting video clips. In addition to the WebSAMS provided by the EMB, a web-based extranet system has been developed to provide various customized applications for administrative functions to enhance efficiency and bring about greater convenience for teachers and students.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Through the Parent-Teacher Association, founded in 1951, St. Stephen"s Girls" College seeks to foster closer co-operation and better communications between parents and teachers. All parents are automatically members and the small annual subscription is voluntary. The Association holds an Annual General Meeting and other occasional meetings, as well as regular Parents" Days and Parents" Evening.
| 年份 2006-07 2004-06 2003-04 2002-03 歷屆會長名錄 Message from the Chairman 2006-07
as a member of the St. Stephen"s Girls" family, will continue to support the school in providing quality education to our students not only encouraging self actualization but also enabling them to act as the light and salt of the society (Gospel according to St. Matthew 5:13-17). The vision of SSGC is to be excellent in scholarship, leadership and service and our predecessors have already laid a firm foundation for us. With the help of God and our collaborative effort, I am sure we can face all challenges in the future. Let us join our hands with other family members and march joyfully into the new centenary and write another fruitful chapter for SSGC. Tai Tak Ching |
| 年份 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 Committee List 2006-07
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Annual Report
| 年度 | 主席 | 日期 |
| 2005-06 | 梁憲孫教授 | 29-11-2006 |
| 2004-05 | 梁憲孫教授 | 11-11-2005 |
| 2003-04 | 余玉書女士 | 19-11-2004 |
| 2002-03 | 徐福燊醫生 | 21-11-2003 |
| 2001-02 | 徐福燊醫生 | 27-11-2002 |
Events 2004-05
| Date | Event |
| 28/08/2004 | Parents" Day for all new students |
| 05/11/2004 | F.1 Parents" Evening |
| 19/11/2004 | Annual General Meeting |
| 26/11/2004 | Parents" Day for F.5 and F.7 |
| 04/02/2005 | Parents" Day for F.1-4 and F.6 |
| 18/03/2005 | 「運動啟智」工作坊 |
| 30/04/2005 | 「如何培養子女自我管理能力」講座 |
| 13/05/2005 | F.3 Parents" Evening |
| 27/05/2005 | 「檢討中學教學語言及中一派位機制諮詢文件」簡介會 |
| 13/07/2005 | Parents" Day for F.1-4 and F.6 |
Graduates
Graduates are welcome to keep in touch with St. Stephen"s.
All students after graduation will automatically become a member of ROLL. They will be receiving newsletters by e-mail or posts from the school from time to time, and be informed about the latest developments and news in school.
In addition, graduates are invited to join the Alumnae Association at a nominal membership fee.
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SSGC Alumnae Association
St. Stephen"s Girls" College Alumnae Association was founded in 1926. It plays a very important role in carrying on the traditions of the school and in promoting close links between St. Stephen"s and their Alma Mater. It makes valuable financial and other contributions to the school.
Please click here for the website of the Alumnae Association.
