Support for Student Growth at our school includes the following features:

• Caring Campus - Life Mentors (Form teachers for Form 1 to Form 3, dual form teachers for Form 2 to Form 6)
• Christian Faith Life
• Empowering Students

Support for student growth includes: gospel, education, counseling, life education, career planning, extracurricular activities, and 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)
   • Teacher-Student Morning Prayer Meetings (Pray Station 5)
   • Class faith groups, gospel weeks, evangelistic meetings, Christmas worship, Easter worship
   • Visits to students' parents, fellowship staff training, personal growth courses co-organized with the church, summer activities co-organized with the church

2. Education

   • Class leaders take care of Form 1 and Form 2 students, and leaders and teachers maintain campus discipline
   • Positive education programs like the "Cocoon Breaking Plan" and "Seize the Victory Reward Program"

3. Counseling

   • Class teacher sharing, weekly meetings
   • Individual counseling, growth groups, stress groups, Form 6 Lunch Relaxation Break, personal counseling
   • Form 1 holistic care plan (Form 1 orientation, lunch gatherings, senior student care)
   • Sunny Teen Ambassador Program, Student Ambassador Program
   • Seize the Victory Reward Program
   • Student Counseling Day (1.5 days)

4. Moral and Civic Education

   • Moral and civic education classes, volunteer service, no air-conditioning days, exhibitions
   • Assemblies, positive guidance, class teacher sharing, weekly meetings
   • Recommending students to participate in different activities (outstanding student elections, exchanges)
   • Seize the Victory Reward Program, Appreciation Star (encouraging students to practice positive values and attitudes)
   • Seize the Victory Reward Program at Home (recognizing and commending students for good behavior at home)

5. Career Planning

   • Career planning (including self-understanding, understanding the working world, setting long, medium, and short-term goals, and planning implementation methods)
   • Providing diverse guidance for further studies (guiding students to choose suitable paths and providing convenient registration channels)
   • Student Learning Profile (SLP)

6. Extracurricular Activities

   • Four Societies (Faith, Hope, Love, Respect)
   • Different extracurricular activities during lunch and after school (uniform teams, music, sports, clubs/interest classes)
   • Student Council
   • Coordinating lunchtime activities and inter-class competitions

7. Support for Students with Special Educational and Health Needs

   • Dedicated workers for care, including in-class support, after-school homework guidance, daily care, personal counseling
   • Different needs groups including career planning groups, attention training groups, social groups, emotional management groups, reading and writing groups, speech therapy, parent workshops, etc.
   • Peer support, senior students caring for juniors, including lunch gatherings, daily care, outdoor activities, visits, volunteer services, etc.
   • Providing appropriate support according to students' health needs
   • Providing special exam arrangements according to student needs

8. Special Economic Assistance

   • Supporting students from economically disadvantaged families