Shau Kei Wan Government Secondary School
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DESCRIPTION Type of School Shau Kei Wan Government Secondary School is a co-educational government secondary school founded and operated by the Hong Kong Government and under the full auspices of the Education Department. Historical Background Shau Kei Wan Government Secondary School was inaugurated in 1961. When the school was still under construction it was operated for three years in the borrowed premises at Clementi Middle School. On 19 November 1961, the school was officially opened by his Excellency the Governor, Sir David Trench. In Autumn 1964, it started operating in the present premises at 42 Chai Wan Road, Hong Kong. School Building There are altogether 26 classrooms, 7 special
rooms for subjects of Art and Design, Design and Technology, Music,
Needlework, Home Economics, Geography and Computer Studies and 4
laboratories for Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Junior Science. The
ground floor accommodates the administration offices and the School
Library. The School Hall is on the first floor and is multi-purpose. It
is used for general cultural and social functions and is also used as an
examination centre. |
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Advisory Council
Our school has been participating in the School Management Initiative (SMI) Scheme since September 1992. Under the Scheme, a School Advisory Council was set up in February 1993 to advise on school management matters. The Council consists of the Principal, representatives from the Education Department, the Parents-Teachers' Association (SGSS PTA), the Alumni Association (SGSS AA) and the teaching staff. SMI provides a framework for keeping school policies and practices under constant and systematic review. It also mobilises the skills and commitment of the school managers, teachers, parents and alumni in the decision making and management of the school so that the quality of education offered by the school may be further improved. |
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Organization, Admission
and Enrolment
Students are admitted to Secondary 1 through
the Secondary School Placement Allocation System administered by the
Education Department, with a small number of discretionary places filled
through open competition. Allocation of places in Secondary 4 is based
on the Junior Secondary Education Assessment (JSEA) System. Admission to
Secondary 6 is processed according to Secondary Six Admission Procedure
devised by the Education Department. |
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