Our Lady of China Catholic Primary School

天主教佑華小學

Our Lady of China Catholic Primary School is a co-educational aided Catholic primary school in Kwun Tong, founded in 1961 and sponsored by the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong. It has long served the Tsui Ping community through faith-based education, emphasizing Catholic values, moral formation, learning diligence, care for others and balanced pupil development.

School Classification

Finance Type
Aided
District & POA Net
Kwun Tong (POA 48)
School Level
Primary
Student Gender
Co-educational
Religion
Catholicism
Medium of Instruction
Chinese (including Putonghua)

School Picture

Campus Photo of Our Lady of China Catholic Primary School
Outlook of Our Lady of China Catholic Primary School

Note: This school has the most common type-and-gender profile among Hong Kong primary schools: it is aided and co-educational. Aided schools account for 416 of 533 schools (78%), while 505 schools (95%) are co-educational. It is Catholic-affiliated; 105 primary schools (20%) have the same affiliation overall, including 93 of the 416 aided schools (22%). Click to view an illustration.

Primary One Admission

In Hong Kong, the Primary One Admission (POA) System is administered by the Education Bureau to allocate Primary One places in government and aided primary schools. It consists of two stages: Discretionary Places Admission and Central Allocation. At the Discretionary Places stage, parents may apply directly to one government or aided school without being restricted by school net, and each school generally reserves about half of its Primary One places for this stage. The remaining places are allocated centrally, with 10% available for unrestricted school choices and 90% restricted to schools within the applicant’s residential school net. The table below summarises past years’ allocation figures, including Discretionary Places (DP), Central Allocation (CA), and total places.

View an illustration of the Primary One Admission System

Year Total DP CA
2019100+125060+2
2020100+125064+6
20211005050+2
20221005050+3
20231005050
20241005052
20251005070
20261005078

Note: The figures for Discretionary Places (DP) and provisional Central Allocation (CA) places are published by the Education Bureau, while the total number of Primary One places is estimated from these figures. Where DP is lower than CA, this generally indicates that some discretionary places were unfilled and transferred to Central Allocation, suggesting relatively lower demand at the DP stage. Where DP and CA are approximately equal, the available discretionary places were generally fully taken up, suggesting relatively strong demand at the DP stage. Where DP is higher than CA and DP + CA is less than the estimated total, this generally indicates that the number of must-admit applicants exceeded the places normally reserved for them, with additional places taken from the original CA quota. These figures should therefore be used only as a general indication of admission demand and not as a definitive measure of a school's popularity.

View illustration: How to understand DP, CA and total places in POA

School Fees

This is an aided school, the most common type of primary school in Hong Kong. Aided schools account for approximately 78% of all primary schools and receive government funding to provide free primary education. No school fee is charged. By comparison, government schools account for around 6%, DSS schools 4%, and private schools 12%. Only DSS and private schools generally charge school fees.

Aided schools are free banner

School Mission & Governance

Following the school motto and the spirit of Christ, the School aims to provide students the best learning environment to experience the joy of being loved and to love, to develop positive values towards themselves and to develop their full potential.

Year of Commencement of Operation: 1961 · View School Emblem

School Motto
God's love transforms our lives.
Name of Sponsoring Body
Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong
Supervisor
Rev. Fung Che Ho
School Head
Mr. Lam Kin Clarence

Class Structure & School Size

The table below presents the number of classes in each form from S1 to S6 in recent years. These figures provide a useful reference for understanding the school’s overall scale, form structure, and possible changes in enrolment trends.

Year P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 Total
201844444424
201944444424
202044444424
202144444424
202244444424
202334444423
202423444421
202522344419
202612234416

Note: Class-related figures were obtained from the CHSC Primary School Profiles in September of each year.

Teachers Statistics

The table below presents some teacher statistics in recent years. TC# denotes total number of teachers, AE# = Approved Establishment, SET = Special Education Training, E = numbers of years of experience (0-4 years, 5-9 yesrs, 10 years or above).

Year AE# TC# SET E:0-4 E:5-9 E:10+
2018474737%16%20%64%
2019474737%16%20%64%
2020484934%8%20%72%
2021474834%8%20%72%
2022474934%10%22%68%
2023474934%10%22%68%
2024454864%6%26%68%
2025424468%20%12%68%
2026394178%17%15%68%

Note: Teacher statistics were obtained from the CHSC Primary School Profiles in September of each year.

School Facilities

The school has 24 classrooms, 1 school hall, 2 playgrounds and 1 library, occupying an area of about 4,000 square metre.

Special Rooms: Visual Art Room, Music Room, Dancing Room, Distance Learning classroom, Counselling Room, Computer Room, Prayer Room, English Room, Medical Room, Chinese Culture Room, Snooker Activity Room.

Facilities for supporting students with Special Educational Needs: Ramp, Accessible lift and Accessible toilet.

Others: Flag Tower, Climbing Wall, e-PE Facilities, Green Corner, Maker’s Lab (Under Construction).

Area Occupied by the School
about 4,000 square metre
Number of Classrooms
24

School Location & Map

Our Lady of China Catholic Primary School is located at Tsui Ping Estate Phase IV, Kwun Tong, Kowloon. Use the interactive map below to explore the surrounding area. Alternatively, use our School Map to view this school and explore nearby schools.

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