Queen's College
皇仁書院
“Labor Omnia Vincit”
At a Glance
- District
- Wan Chai
- Founded
- 1862
- School category
- Government
- Student gender
- Boys
- Principal
- Mr. CHAN Cheung Wai Eric
- Supervisor
- Mr. TANG Kai Chak
- Sponsoring body
- Government
- Religion
- Not applicable
Admissions & Fees
How to get in · Secondary School Places Allocation (SSPA)
Government- Allocation district
- Wan Chai
- Medium of instruction
- English (EMI)
Apply directly to up to two secondary schools in any district (no more than 30% of places).
Remaining places are allocated by banding, your ranked choices and a random number.
If this school has feeder, nominated or through-train links, see "School linkages" below.
Secondary 1 (S1)
2026/27 entry- Other fees
- Optional fees payable at registration: (1) Membership fee for QC Parents-Teachers' Association ($100 for each parent); (2) Purchasing summer school badge ($3 each); (3) Purchasing school magazine, The Yellow Dragon ($120 each).
- How to apply
- In person
Required documents
- Student's HKID Card
- The school's acknowledgement receipt to parents OR the parent's copy (red stub)
- Any supplementary documents/information obtained after January
- Photocopy of Primary 6 (P6) report card(s)
- Photocopies of extracurricular activity certificates (a maximum of 10 items) and service certificates (a maximum of 4 items)
Open days
- 7 Jul 2026 · Application Form Collection Hours: 9:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Note: Application forms will not be published online. Please visit the school in person on July 7 to obtain a copy.
This page covers only the 'Application of S.1 Place After SSPA Results' (waitlist application after SSPA results). Details regarding Discretionary Places (DP) application dates, selection criteria, weightings, interview arrangements, and intake places are not provided on this page and must be found on the school's separate DP admission page.
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Vision & Mission
Our school focuses on the whole-person development of the students as well as the five core values, namely Diligence, Brotherhood, Integrity, Responsibility and Pursuit of Excellence, in order to groom students to become future leaders. Diligence reminds our students to be hardworking. Brotherhood indicates the hope that our students treasure their friendship and are willing to help each other. In fact, many graduates participate actively in various school functions to provide support to the students. In recent years, a 'mentoring scheme' has been established, in which alumni of various professions offer work-related learning experiences to the students and provide guidance and advice for their career and life planning. Integrity and Responsibility are values that our students are expected to possess and are reflected in their behaviour. Pursuit of Excellence is the goal of each of our students. They are always eager to improve themselves and strive for the best. All in all, our students are self-disciplined and are ready to uphold the five core values of Queen’s College.
It is our mission to provide students with an all-round education aimed at excellence in moral, intellectual, physical, inter-personal and aesthetic development, whereby they can achieve self-fulfillment in all respects throughout their lives and become leaders of tomorrow.
Capacity & Enrolment
Teaching Staff
Subjects & Teaching Medium
English Language, Mathematics, Science (S.1 to S.3), History, Geography, Computer Literacy, Visual Arts, Music, Physical Education, Citizenship, Economics and Society
English Language, Mathematics, Mathematics Extended Part Module 1, Mathematics Extended Part Module 2, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, History (S.5, S.6), Geography, Economics, Citizenship and Social Development, Business, Accounting and Financial Studies, Information and Communication Technology, Visual Arts (S.6), Music, Physical Education
Chinese Language, Chinese History, Putonghua
Chinese Language, Chinese History (S.6)
Campuses
- Queen's CollegeMain campus
120 Causeway Road Causeway Bay
Linked primary schools
Through-train pupils are auto-promoted; nominated schools reserve up to 85% of S1 places; linked schools reserve up to 25%. Sourced from EDB Primary School Profile.