150 Years of Blessings
Established by the De La Salle Brothers in 1875, the first Catholic all-boys secondary school in Hong Kong marks its sesquicentenary in 2025, steadfastly upholding its heritage and fostering a culture of innovation.
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Highlights at SJC
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童軍獲頒 最高榮譽「公教章」
公教童軍及女童軍協會於10月1日，在聖神修院舉行天主教童軍最高榮譽「公教章」（紅段）頒授儀式，由夏志誠輔理主教親自頒授證書。童軍張卓君經過兩年奮鬥，成功考獲此章，展現了青年在日常生活中實踐「愛主愛人」的精神。 「公教章」共分四個階段，由於考核要求嚴格，歷年來能夠完成最高階段「公教章」（紅段）的童軍少於十人。張卓君同學在堂區擔任輔祭，在考核期間除要了解教理和協助福傳活動，更要與神師深入討論聖召及七件聖事。此外，他也協助其他童軍考獲初級公教章，傳承信仰。 對於日後的人生計劃，張卓君同學希望未來能在堂區輔祭會或善會中繼續貢獻力量，進一步傳揚福傳精神。他坦言童軍誓詞中「對神明盡責任」不單是童軍的核心精神；作為天主教徒，更應將此轉化為行動，在日常生活中活出愛主愛人的信仰。
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Social Service Award
On 22 October, we gathered to celebrate our students who demonstrated remarkable dedication through their active participation in social service…
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Pledging Ceremony
The Pledging Ceremony was successfully held on 12th October, honouring and cheering the determined athletes for the upcoming inter-school competitions.…
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Junior Committee Camp
The Junior Committee Camp was successfully held between 30th September and 1st October. The camp was a meaningful and energetic…
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Swimming Gala
We were delighted to hold our annual Swimming Gala on 25th September. The event showcased the remarkable talent and determination…
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Opening Mass
On 21 September, the Christian Union gathered with S1, S3 and S4 students and teachers in the New Hall to…
Academic
Josephians have consistently achieved outstanding results in HKDSE. We continue to uphold a high rate of university entrance, a long-standing tradition dating back to the establishment of the first university in Hong Kong.
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Extra-Curricular
Among the customary victors in inter-school competitions, our graduates stand out not only for their academic prowess, but also for their notable achievements as esteemed sportsmen, artists, entrepreneurs and philanthropists.
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St. Joseph’s College has been an English-speaking secondary school since its establishment, and this tradition continues to be upheld and carried forward beyond its 150th anniversary.
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