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Buddhist Fat Ho Memorial College

佛教筏可紀念中學

Enlighten with Wisdom, Manifest with Compassion.

SecondaryNew Territories · Islandsest. 1977Principal · Mr. Yuon Fuk LungEDB school code: 190128

At a Glance

District
Islands
Founded
1977
School category
Direct Subsidy (DSS)
Student gender
Co-educational
Principal
Mr. Yuon Fuk Lung
Supervisor
Honorable Supervisor: Ven. Kok Kwong ; Ven. Chi Wai  Supervisor: Ven. Jing Yin Acting Supervisor: Mr. Lam Hon Wan Nelson
Sponsoring body
Po Lin Monastery
Religion
Buddhist

Admissions & Fees

How to get in · Direct application

Direct Subsidy (DSS)
Medium of instruction
Mixed (EMI / CMI)

This school admits students directly, outside the government's POA/SSPA allocation. Apply to the school itself — watch its website for open days, application windows and interview details.

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Secondary 1 (S1)

2026/27 entry
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Application fee
HK$75
Fee subsidy
The School fee remission scheme is available for application.
Other fees
School fees will be adjusted every year.
How to apply
Multiple methods
Results announced
The result of the application is usually released within a week.
Interview
Parent + child · 1 round(s)At least one parent/guardian is invited to join the student in an interview with two members of the Academic Board.

Required documents

  • School reports for the past two years
  • Applicant's HKID card or passport (including those pages with valid entry permit and personal particulars)
  • Awards or certificates for extra-curricular activities and special achievements
  • Principal's recommendation letter, if any
  • Samples of the student's Chinese and English written assignments
  • For non-local residents: Father's or Mother's passport (including those pages with valid working permit and personal particulars). Applicants must have the right of abode in Hong Kong
  • Photocopy of student's birth certificate
  • Photocopy of student's HKID card
  • Photocopy of student's Passport or valid identity document(s) (if applicable)
  • Photocopy of previous school report
  • Supporting documents showing student's academic or non-academic achievements, if any

Selection criteria

  1. Interview performance
  2. The student's academic results in primary school, as shown on the Primary 5 and Primary 6 report cards
  3. Teachers comments as shown on the report cards
  4. Conduct marks as shown on the report cards
  5. Extra-curricular activities and awards

Parents of successful Form 1 Applicants will be asked to sign an undertaking declaring that their child will not participate in the Secondary School Place Allocation System.

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Vision & Mission

School ethos

1. To share a harmonious campus. To value every individual. 2. To cultivate our kindness and respect for cultural diversity. 3. To strengthen our students will power and faith, transform it into motivation to learn and to fulfill one's goals. 4. With discipline training and counseling skills, to teach students to manage themselves. 5. To train up our students by encouraging them to join uniform teams. 6. We are involved with and support our community development and co-operate with our parents to provide a better learning environment for our students.

Vision & mission

We aim to provide an all-round education and believe that everyone has an equal right to learn. Our goal is to help each student develop to his or her full potential within a supportive learning atmosphere based on open channels of communication and timely praise for effort as well as outcome.

Capacity & Enrolment

S1
3
S2
3
S3
3
S4
3
S5
3
S6
3

Teaching Staff

Total teaching staff
45

Subjects & Teaching Medium

English-medium subjects (S1–S3)

EMI stream (English as the medium of instruction) - Chinese Language/Chinese Language (Second Language Curriculum), English, Chinese History, Putonghua, Mathematics, Citizenship, Economics and Society, Integrated Science (S.1-S.2), Elementary Physics (S.3), Elementary Chemistry (S.3), Elementary Biology (S.3), Elementary Business (S.3), Computer and Information Technology, P.E., Visual Arts, Music, Buddhist Morals & Values Education. (All subjects taught in English except Chinese, Chinese History & Putonghua)

English-medium subjects (S4–S6)

EMI stream (English as the medium of instruction) - Chinese Language/ Chinese Language (Second Language Curriculum), English Language, Mathematics, Citizenship and Social Development, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, Buddhist Morals & Values Education, P.E. (DSE), Business, Accounting and Financial Studies, P.E., Visual Arts, Music, Creative oriented Unit, Applied Learning Course. (All subjects taught in English except Chinese Language)

Chinese-medium subjects (S1–S3)

CMI stream (Chinese as the medium of instruction) - Chinese Language, English Language, Chinese History, Putonghua, Mathematics, Citizenship, Economics and Society, Integrated Science (S.1-S.2), Elementary Physics (S.3), Elementary Chemistry (S.3), Elementary Biology (S.3), Elementary Business (S.3), Computer and Information Technology, Physical Education, Visual Arts, Music, Buddhist Morals & Values Education. (All subjects taught in Cantonese except English & Putonghua)

Chinese-medium subjects (S4–S6)

CMI stream (Chinese as the medium of instruction) - Chinese Language, English Language, Mathematics, Citizenship and Social Development (S.4, S.5), Chinese History, History, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Buddhist Morals & Values Education, P.E. (DSE), P.E., Visual Arts, Music, Creative oriented Unit, Applied Learning Course. (All subjects taught in Cantonese except English Language & English Literature)

Campuses

  • Buddhist Fat Ho Memorial CollegeMain campus

    99 Tai O Road Tai O Lantau Island

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