Our school emphasizes the diverse development of students, offering a total of seventy student organizations or societies, divided into four main categories: sports teams, interest groups, subject societies, and service teams. In addition, the school provides many experiential learning activities outside the classroom, such as class-based community service to cultivate students' compassion and empathy, and English musical training to enhance students' artistic and English proficiency. Furthermore, field trips, overseas exchanges, English study tours, and workplace experiences allow students to learn in real-life contexts, broaden their horizons, and promote holistic development.
We believe that a diversified educational experience not only enhances students’ interest in learning, but also helps to instill positive values and develops their overall moral cultivation.
Our school has established the "Tomorrow's Leaders Programme," allowing every Form 1 student to participate in uniform groups, arts and cultural training, or professional school teams. Through various challenging and disciplined training and activities, the programme aims to inspire young people to engage in self-directed learning and train them to become self-reliant, helpful, responsible, and courageous individuals.