Special Features for Student Support and Growth

Caring Campus - Life Mentors (Form Teachers for Form 1, Dual Form Teachers for Form 2 to Form 6)

Christian Faith Life

Empowering Students to Shine

Student support for growth includes: Gospel, Education, Counseling, Life Education, Vocational Education, Extracurricular Activities, Support for Students with Different Needs

1. Gospel
Student Fellowships: Timothy Fellowship (Form 1), David Fellowship (Form 2, 3), Joseph Fellowship (Form 4 to Form 6)

Faith groups within classes, Gospel Week, Evangelistic Meetings, Christmas Worship, Easter Worship

Visiting students' parents, organizing personal growth programs with churches, co-organizing summer activities with churches

2.Education
Class leaders take care of Form 1 and Form 2 students, leaders and teachers maintain campus discipline

Positive education initiatives, such as the "Breaking the Cocoon" project, "Seize the Victory" reward program

Flag-raising ceremonies

3. Counseling
Holistic education classes, sharing by form teachers, weekly assemblies

Growth groups, individual counseling

Form 1 holistic care program (Form 1 orientation, lunch gatherings, mentorship)

Sunny Teen Ambassador Program, Student Ambassador Program

Appreciation Stars

"Seize the Victory" reward program

4. Moral and Civic Education
Holistic education classes, volunteer services, blood donation day, no air-conditioning day, exhibitions

Morning assemblies, sharing by form teachers, weekly assemblies

Recommendation of students for different activities (Outstanding Student Elections, exchanges)

"Seize the Victory" reward program, Appreciation Stars

5. Vocational Education
Career planning (finding life goals, planning methods for implementation)

Graduate career guidance (guiding students in choosing career paths, providing convenient registration channels)

Student Learning Profile (SLP)

6. Extracurricular Activities
Four societies (Faith, Hope, Love, Respect)

Different extracurricular activities during lunchtime and after school (Uniformed Groups, Music, Sports, Clubs/Interest Classes)

Student Union

Coordination of lunchtime activities

7. Support for Students with Special Education Needs and Health Needs
Dedicated staff for support, including in-class support, after-school homework guidance, daily care, individual counseling

Groups for different needs, including career planning groups, focus training groups, social groups, emotion management groups, reading and writing groups, speech therapy, parent workshops, etc.

Peer support, senior students taking care of junior students, including lunch gatherings, daily care, outdoor activities, visits, volunteer services, etc.

Providing suitable support according to students' health needs

Special examination arrangements according to students' needs

8. Special Economic Assistance
Supporting students from families facing financial difficulties