Student Bodies

Student Bodies

• Student Association

The Student Association (SA) aims to improve the general welfare of the students of the school by representing the student body and strengthening our students’ sense of belonging to the school. The SA is responsible for initiating and organising whole-school activities by working closely with other Functional Committees and subject departments of different KLA(s).

Student Association Members and Positions

• House Committees

The Houses [Sincerity (Sing), Righteousness (Ching), Contemplation (See) and Practice (Hang)] are responsible for organising activities for House members. Through these events, we aim to cultivate a strong house spirit among our students.

• Uniform Groups

Our school proudly offers a variety of uniform groups that provide students with unique opportunities for personal growth, leadership, and community service. These groups include:

1. Girl Guides
2. Hong Kong Adventure Corps
3. Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps
4. St John Youth Command

• Hong Kong Award for Young People (HKAYP)

The aims of Hong Kong Award for Young People are:

1. To encourage the development of personal interests and practical skills
2. To encourage a spirit of adventure and discovery
3. To encourage participation in physical recreation and improvement of performance

• Community Youth Club

The aim of the CYC is to work for a better Hong Kong. Members’ duties are:

1. To know and understand community matters
2. To participate in community service projects
3. To work with other civic groups in serving the community
4. To arouse the public awareness of civic responsibility
5. To set an example for the community as a keen supporter of community services

• Junior Police Call

The aim of the Junior Police Call (JPC) is to bridge communication between the Police Force and Hong Kong youth, fostering strong partnerships to combat crime and tackle juvenile delinquency. The organization focuses on cultivating civic responsibility, self-discipline, and positive values while preparing young members to become future community leaders through its comprehensive and strategic framework.

• Tai Po Youth Network

Tai Po Youth Network is a youth project organised by the Home Affairs Department (Tai Po District), providing a wide range of activities for young people to broaden their horizons and enhance their sense of belonging to Tai Po, as well as to develop teenagers’ potential and groom them into future leaders. The activities include sports, arts, community services, leadership training, overseas study tours, etc.