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
- Two canteens are located on the Ground Floor for teachers and students to enjoy nutritious lunches.
- 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.
- The “LOVE” platform in the Tuck Shop provides a venue for students to perform during lunch time to build up their self-confidence.
- 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 | |