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St. Francis of Assisi's College

聖芳濟各書院

Spirit, Faith, All-Round, Compassion ( SFAC )

SecondaryNew Territories · Northest. 1977Principal · Ms. Ma Wai YuEDB school code: 170771

At a Glance

District
North
Founded
1977
School category
Aided
Student gender
Co-educational
Principal
Ms. Ma Wai Yu
Supervisor
Rev.Deacon Siu Sze Chuen, John
Sponsoring body
The Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong
Religion
Catholic

Admissions & Fees

How to get in · Secondary School Places Allocation (SSPA)

Aided
Allocation district
North
Medium of instruction
Chinese (CMI)
Discretionary Places

Apply directly to up to two secondary schools in any district (no more than 30% of places).

Central Allocation

Remaining places are allocated by banding, your ranked choices and a random number.

Guide: Secondary 1 allocation, explained →

If this school has feeder, nominated or through-train links, see "School linkages" below.

Secondary 1 (S1)

2026/27 entry
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Interview
1 round(s) · mixedInterview covers Chinese and English competency, each 20%.

Selection criteria

  1. Interview
  2. Academic Performance
  3. Conduct
  4. Extra-curricular Activities and Services (e.g., Prefect, Class Monitor and Awards etc)

Selection weightings

1. Interview (Chinese、English competency 20% each) 40%; 2. Academic Performance 30%; 3. Conduct 15%; 4. Extra-curricular Activities and Services, for example, Prefect, Class Monitor and Awards etc 15%

This document only lists admission criteria and weightings; no application dates, interview dates, intake numbers, or open day details are provided.

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Vision & Mission

School ethos

The school values a disciplined learning atmosphere. The Discipline and Counseling Committee have set up a Student Award and Punishment Scheme for promoting students' self-discipline and self-study skills. Through the activities organized by different teams under the Student Development Committee, students are nurtured morally with correct values, together with a healthy school life and caring culture at school. In order to help students to know more about God, our school put great emphasis on students' spiritual growth, which will in turn help them to develop an all-round personality.

Vision & mission

Our school embraces an all-round education based on the ideas of catholic education. Students are nurtured to be self-disciplined and self-directed learners who have the capacity to love and contribute to their family, care about the society, serve the community as well as carry forward traditional Chinese virtues.

Capacity & Enrolment

S1
5
S2
5
S3
5
S4
5
S5
5
S6
5

Teaching Staff

Total teaching staff
80

Subjects & Teaching Medium

English-medium subjects (S1–S3)

English Language

English-medium subjects (S4–S6)

English Language

Chinese-medium subjects (S1–S3)

Chinese Language, Putonghua, Chinese History, S.1 & S.2 Citizenship, Economics and Society*, Integrated Humanities*, Ethics and Religion*, Computer*, Design and Technology*, Technology and Living*, Music, Visual Arts, Physical Education, Mathematics*, Science (S.1 & S.2)*, Junior Secondary Science (S.3: Physics, Chemistry, Biology)*, Value Education and Chinese Culture

Chinese-medium subjects (S4–S6)

Chinese Language, Chinese History, History, Business, Accounting & Financial Studies, Information & Communication Technology, Visual Arts, Ethics & Religion, Tourism and Hospitality Studies, Physical Education, Geography, Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Economics, Citizenship and Social Development (S.4-S.6), Mathematics Compulsory part, Health Management and Social Care, Design & Applied Technology

Campuses

  • St. Francis of Assisi's CollegeMain campus

    1 Yan Shing Lane, Fanling

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