Healthy School

We aim to run a healthy school. Teachers and students are encouraged to take care of their physical and mental health. Through a series and workshops and school-wide activities, this information is passed from students to families, the community, the society and the entire world, thus establishing a positive attitude towards life.

Promotion of Healthy Lunch – Lunch Policy

  1. Two canteens are located on the Ground Floor for teachers and students to enjoy nutritious lunches.
  2. In these canteens, students of S1 – S4 enjoy hot lunch prepared by the Tuck Shop provider or lunch brought from home. Students of S5 and S6 are allowed to eat outside of school.
  3. The “LOVE” platform in the Tuck Shop provides a venue for students to perform during lunch time to build up their self-confidence.
  4. Parents are also welcome to send lunch for their children before 12:00 noon.

Promotion of Health on Campus

During the school term, we organize activities to strengthen students’ awareness of health.

1.

 Mental Health Scheme (a two-year territory-wide scheme on mental health)
Target participants : Mental health ambassadors – S4 students taking Health Management and Social Care
Target service group : Parents, students and teachers of the school and inhabitants in the community who have recovered from mental illness
Name of scheme : “Operation TEEN”
In conjunction with : Kwai Chung Hospital, New Life Church of Christ and Jardine Matheson Group
Contents : Promote mental health volunteer service in the community, ambassadors to support equality and anti-discrimination in school, workshops on mental health, game booths and visits to psychiatric wards in hospitals

2.

 Talents in Volunteer Service
Target participants : Whole school
Target service group : Elderly and underprivileged
Name of scheme : Talents in Volunteer Service (extended learning activity)
In conjunction with : Office of Tin Yuet Estate in Tin Shui Wai or other non-government organizations
Contents : Through communication skills taught in 8 workshops, students learn to care more about their neighbours. At least 6 visits will follow to put their community spirit into practice.

3.

 Student Health Service – All students join the Student Health Service provided by the Department of Health

4.

 Workshops on Sex Education
Target participants : S3 students
Name of scheme : Health Service Programme for Adolescents
In conjunction with : Department of Health (nurses and social workers)
Contents : 4 sessions (120 minutes in total) – understanding the relation between sex and love, learning to deal with sexual impulses and the methods of contraception and their limitations