Kiangsu-Chekiang College (Shatin)

沙田蘇浙公學

Kiangsu-Chekiang College (Shatin) is a co-educational EMI aided secondary school founded in 1978 by the Kiangsu-Chekiang and Shanghai Residents Association. Guided by the motto Be Orderly and Respectful, the school follows a tradition of disciplined bilingual education, Putonghua and English learning, moral formation and all-round development. Its Sha Tin campus supports strong academic study, cultural exchange, service and whole-person education.

School Classification

Finance Type
Aided
Location (District)
Sha Tin
School Level
Secondary
Student Gender
Co-educational
Religion
Not Applicable
Medium of Instruction
English

School Picture

Campus Photo of Kiangsu-Chekiang College (Shatin)
Outlook of Kiangsu-Chekiang College (Shatin)

Note: Aided secondary schools form the largest sector in Hong Kong, with 355 (76%) schools. Co-educational schools are the norm among secondary schools, with 402 schools (86%). It has no religious affiliation; 199 schools (43%) fall into this category overall. Click to view an illustration.

Medium of Instruction & Curriculum

English is the primary Medium of Instruction (MOI).

Curriculum: Secondary education comprises three years of junior secondary and three years of senior secondary education leading to the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) Examination.

Teaching Language Policy: In the school, all subjects are taught in English except Chinese Language, Chinese History, Chinese Literature, Putonghua, Putonghua Drama, and Citizenship and Social Development which are taught in Putonghua or Cantonese. An authentic language learning environment is created to enhance students' biliterate and trilingual ability.

Secondary One Admission

The Secondary School Places Allocation (SSPA) System is Hong Kong's official mechanism for distributing subsidized Secondary One places to primary school graduates. The allocation operates in two distinct, consecutive phases. First, the Discretionary Places (DP) stage allows students to apply directly to individual schools based on academic and interview merits. Second, remaining places are funneled into the Central Allocation (CA) stage, which is subdivided into Part A (unrestricted, territory-wide choices) and Part B (restricted, district-based choices). The table below summarises past years’ allocation figures, including DP places, Central Allocation Part A and Part B places, reserved places, and total places.

Year DP CA:A CA:B Resv Total
2020408768132
2021408768132
2022408768132
2023408768132
2024408768132
2025408768132
2026408768132

Note: SSPA-related figures were obtained from the EDB in December and in April of each year.

School Fees

This is an aided school, the most common type of secondary school in Hong Kong. Aided schools account for approximately 76% of all secondary schools and receive government funding to provide free secondary education. No school fee is charged. By comparison, around 12% are DSS schools, 6% are government schools, and 5% are private schools. Only DSS and private schools generally charge school fees.

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School Mission & Governance

Our mission is to enable students to achieve a balanced moral, intellectual, physical, social and aesthetic development, following 3 principles: equal emphasis laid on learning Chinese and English, equal importance attached to arts and sciences as well as equal significance given to further education and career pursuits. We strive to develop students’ multiple intelligences and provide quality whole-person education.

Year of Commencement of Operation: 1978 · View School Emblem

School Motto
Be Orderly and Respectful
Name of Sponsoring Body
Kiangsu Chekiang and Shanghai Residents (Hong Kong) Association
Supervisor
Mr. Yen Yuen Ho Tony
Principal
Ms. Leung Wing Yee

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 S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Total
201944444424
202044444424
202144444424
202244444424
202344444424
202444444424
202544444424

Note: Class-related figures were obtained from the CHSC Secondary School Profiles in December 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 TC# AE# SET E:0-4 E:5-9 E:10+
2019615221%11%13%76%
2020615321%11%11%78%
2021605327%12%10%78%
2022605328%15%10%75%
2023605339%47%13%40%
2024605352%13%15%72%
2025605363%13%15%72%

Note: Teacher-related figures were obtained from the CHSC Secondary School Profiles in December of each year.

School Facilities

The school’s sponsoring body allocated HK$70 million to construct the six-storey Chow Pai Ying Building, with a floor area of 20, 000 square feet, to continuously optimize the teaching and learning environment and support the diverse development of students. In the school premises, there are 3 lifts, a library, a hall, a gymnasium, a multi-purpose centre, more than 20 special rooms including 5 computer rooms, the InnoTech Education Centre, a broadcasting studio, the KCCS Healing Space, etc. The library has a collection of over 30, 000 books and the Digital Reading Corner has been established. The Assembly Hall, classrooms, and special rooms are all equipped with comprehensive IT facilities, including display screen walls, interactive electronic whiteboards, touchscreen TV sets, computers, projectors, visualizers, and Wi-Fi covering the whole campus. There are also a computerized student attendance record system and a real-time home-school communication system. The school has a green school campus, featuring an ecological fish pond and renewable energy facilities such as solar photovoltaic panels.

Facilities for supporting students with Special Educational Needs: Ramp, Accessible lift, Accessible toilet, tactile guide path and visual fire alarm system.

Area Occupied by the School
about 9,500 square metre
Number of Classrooms
26

School Location & Map

Kiangsu-Chekiang College (Shatin) is located at 7 Fung Shun Street, Sha Tin, N.T.. 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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