📚 Secondary ・ Kowloon City
The Y.W.C.A. Hioe Tjo Yoeng College
✨ Happy Index
Composite score across the happiness indicators applicable to this school (0-100%)
50
High
Secondary：10 indicators apply, 5 matched
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The Y.W.C.A. Hioe Tjo Yoeng College
Kowloon City ・
Secondary ・ Est. 1971
📍 Address
6 Sheung Wo Street Ho Man Tin
📞 Phone
27117159
📠 Fax
27142958
✉️ Email
info@htyc.edu.hk
⛪ Religion
Protestantism / Christianity
👩🏫 Principal
Kwok Sai Man
📅 Founded
1971
🏷️ School Type
Aided
👫 Gender
Co-ed
🎯 Mission
The School shall offer, in a Christian context, an all-round education that encourages and enhances the development and growth of the students morally, academically, physically, socially, aesthetically, and spiritually, and promotes their sense of commitment to the community and mankind.
📚 Approach & Strategies
The school prioritizes "high expectations with love" for student development, blending individual care with high standards. Academic excellence and personal growth are central, driven by commitment and self-regulation. The "Study Targets Scheme" inspires success, while cultivating learning effectiveness, self-management skills, and self-assertion among all students. The curriculum takes into account guidelines from EDB, requirements from HKEAA, and students' abilities. Teaching effectiveness is continuously improved through collaborative curriculum design, collaborations in lesson preparation, peer observation, and professional dialogues. Extensive reading is encouraged through the Reading Log Book, Good Books Recommendation Scheme, morning reading sessions, and participation in external …
💛 SEN Support
A goal of HTYC is to establish an inclusive campus culture, strengthen the understanding and acceptance of students with special educational needs among school staff, students, and parents, and provide appropriate support for these students. The Coordinator for Special Educational Needs, together with the Student Support Team, assists the principal and vice-principals in promoting inclusive education throughout the school. This includes developing inclusive policies, utilizing Learning Support Grant and manpower, such as support teachers for special educational needs, educational psychologists, speech therapists, and support for students with special educational needs. Measures include instructional and assessment adaptations, social skills training groups, speech therapy services, and in…
🎨 Whole-person Learning
Life-wide Learning is widely integrated into our curriculum to enrich and deepen student learning. These valuable experiences extend beyond the classroom, with various subject departments and committees coordinating a diverse range of initiatives. Events include educational tours, field studies, seminars, workshops, and talks, such as Academic Week, English Week, S1 Mathematics Fun Day, and subject-based field trips. Our school offers a comprehensive extracurricular activities (ECA) programme, in addition to the four Houses: Faith, Hope, Love, and Grace, which provides diverse learning experiences through four main categories: Christian activities, regular activities, interest groups, and non-regular activities. Christian Activities include junior and senior fellowships and cell groups. …
📋 School Data
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| title_supervisor_chairman_of_mc | Ms. |
|---|---|
| title_of_principal | Mr. |
| principal_qualifications_experiences | (Bachelor of Science, Master of Education) |
| imc | Established |
| training_compliance_rate_supervisor_managers_smc_chair_members | 100 |
| school_size | 4000 |
| sponsoring_body | H.K.Y.W.C.A. |
| school_motto | Think Critically and Be Moral |
| parent_teacher_association | Yes |
| student_union_association | Yes |
| school_alumni_association | Yes |
| tsi_no_of_approved_teaching_posts | 53 |
| tsi_percent_of_received_teacher_training | 96 |
| tsi_percent_of_master_doctorate_or_above | 49 |
| tsi_percent_of_special_edu_training | 62 |
| tsi_percent_of_exp_0_4 | 30 |
| tsi_percent_of_exp_5_9 | 19 |
| tsi_percent_of_exp_10_or_above | 51 |
| 2025_2026_subject_offered_by_chinese_s1_to_s3 | Chinese Language, Chinese History, Putonghua, Ethics and Religious Education, Citizenship, Economics and Society (Secondary 1-3) |
| 2025_2026_subject_offered_by_english_s1_to_s3 | English Language, Mathematics, Geography, History, Computer Literacy, Physical Education, Home Economics, Music, Visual Arts, Science, STEM |
| 2025_2026_subject_offered_others_s1_to_s3 | Life-wide Learning, Life Education<br> |
| 2025_2026_subject_offered_by_chinese_s4_to_s6 | Chinese Language, Chinese History, Ethics and Religious Education, Citizenship and Social Development |
| 2025_2026_subject_offered_by_english_s4_to_s6 | English Language; Mathematics (including Extended Part Module 2); Geography; History; Economics; Business, Accounting and Financial Studies; Information and Communication Technology; Physics; Chemistry; Biology; Tourism and Hospitality Studies; Visual Arts; Physical Education; & Music |
| 2025_2026_subject_offered_others_s4_to_s6 | Life-wide Learning, Life Education |
| 2026_2027_subject_offered_by_chinese_s1_to_s3 | Chinese Language, Chinese History, Putonghua, Ethics and Religious Education, Citizenship, Economics and Society (Secondary 1-3) |
| 2026_2027_subject_offered_by_english_s1_to_s3 | English Language, Mathematics, Geography, History, Computer Literacy, Physical Education, Home Economics, Music, Visual Arts, Science, STEM |
| 2026_2027_subject_offered_others_s1_to_s3 | Life-wide Learning, Life Education |
| 2026_2027_subject_offered_by_chinese_s4_to_s6 | Chinese Language, Chinese History, Ethics and Religious Education, Citizenship and Social Development |
| 2026_2027_subject_offered_by_english_s4_to_s6 | English Language; Mathematics (including Extended Part Module 2); Geography; History; Economics; Business, Accounting and Financial Studies; Information and Communication Technology; Physics; Chemistry; Biology; Tourism and Hospitality Studies; Visual Arts; Physical Education; & Music |
| 2026_2027_subject_offered_others_s4_to_s6 | Life-wide Learning, Life Education |
| current_year_no_of_class_s1 | 4 |
| current_year_no_of_class_s2 | 4 |
| current_year_no_of_class_s3 | 4 |
| current_year_no_of_class_s4 | 4 |
| current_year_no_of_class_s5 | 4 |
| current_year_no_of_class_s6 | 4 |
| sc_school_fee_s1 | - |
| sc_school_fee_s2 | - |
| sc_school_fee_s3 | - |
| sc_school_fee_s4 | - |
| sc_school_fee_s5 | - |
| sc_school_fee_s6 | - |
| sc_tong_fai_s1 | - |
| sc_tong_fai_s2 | - |
| sc_tong_fai_s3 | - |
| sc_tong_fai_s4 | $340 |
| sc_tong_fai_s5 | $340 |
| sc_tong_fai_s6 | $340 |
| sc_pta_fee | $100 (each family) |
| sc_student_union_association_fee | $20 |
| sc_charges_for_non_standard_items | Charges for non-standard items: $450 |
| sc_others | Replacement of Student Card $40 |
| sc_remarks | Senior form students are encouraged to choose subjects based on their abilities, interests, and personal plans to maximize opportunities for tertiary education and career development. The "Gifted Education for ALL" policy supports students in realizing their potential. Our school places emphasis on STEAM and IT education, self-regulated learning, and hands-on experiences, providing students with a fulfilling and diverse school life. |
| oa_s1_admission | Our school will accept discretionary places. Our school will participate in the Secondary School Places Allocation System through central allocation stage (Applicable for admission to S.1 in September 2026 ).The school's assessment criteria for S.1 admission is based on (a) applicant’s academic results (50%), (b) applicant’s performance in admission interview (30%), (c) applicant’s non-academic performance (e.g. ECA participation and community services participation etc.) (10%) and (d) Conduct (10%). |
| oa_orientation_activities_n_healthy_life | S.1 Orientation Programme and S.1 Parents' Talk during summer (helping students learn through English) and S.1 English Bridging Programme facilitate adaptation to secondary schooling and EMI curriculum. Lunch on campus for S.1 during September further enables transition with suitable care. While S.1 Counseling Scheme helps establish support network, especially from peers and senior form students, S.1 Self-Management Scheme, S.1 Adventure-based Training, Supportive Groups and S.1 Life Planning Programme foster skills and capacity. A "Healthy Campus Policy" guides the holistic well-being of the students. |
| school_management_url | https://www.htyc.edu.hk/web/news.php?cid=31&year=all&wid=249 |
| school_major_concerns_url | https://www.htyc.edu.hk/web/news.php?wid=249&cid=31 |
| school_major_concerns | 1. Nurturing students into competent learners; <br>2. Fostering Mental, Spiritual, Physical and Social Well-being; & <br>3. Establishing the blueprint of nurturing students into competent Hioecians. |
| school_organisation | School based management emphasizes team cohesion and collaborative decision making. Under the School Executive Committee are sections for pastoral affairs, academic affairs, general administration, Christian education , school planning and development and crises management, which oversee the work of different departments and subjects. With strong self-evaluation mechanism and commitment to improvement, school authority has joined EDB workshops for future continuous development. In the 2010 & 2019 ESR Reports, school operations and development were highly commended. |
| imc_smc_mc | Incorporated Management Committee established in 2008. Members include professionals from various sectors related to education, Christian education, accounting, health care, administration, legal systems, etc. They have great contributions to the operations and development of the school. |
| school_green_policy | Embracing the green policy 4Rs, the school especially sets up recycling facilities. All school members carry out environmental protection practices. School also works with the GREEN@COMMUNITY for holding recycling activities and related talks. Environmental protection ambassador team is established in each class to facilitate recycling and energy-saving activities. |
| learning_and_teaching_plan_url | https://www.htyc.edu.hk/web/content.php?wid=225 |
| language_policy | English serves as the primary medium of instruction in our school, fostering a rich learning environment and promoting language skills for academic and daily life purposes. Various activities like debating, drama, and Language Arts have seen great success, with students excelling and winning awards. Except Chinese Language, Chinese History, Putonghua, Citizenship and Social Development, Citizenship, Economics and Society (Secondary 1-3), and Ethics & Religious Education, all other subjects are taught in English. Announcements, sharing sessions, and conversations predominantly take place in English, promoting language proficiency. Our curriculum focus on trilingualism and bi-literacy. Reading habits and diverse language activities are encouraged to develop expressive and critical thinking skills in English and Chinese. Morning assemblies are conducted in English and frequently in Putonghua. An native English-speaking teacher is employed. Annual events, like English Week and Putonghua Day, engage all students. |
| school_based_curriculum | 1. Electives: 3X. Besides 4 core subjects, students select 3 electives according to their interests, strengths and future planning. <br> 2. Curriculum highlights: The senior form curriculum aims at building a broad basis of knowledge to support further academic studies, mounted with a Gifted Education system to cater for the diverse strengths of the high-achievers. This is accompanied by abundant opportunities to make presentations which promote knowledge consolidation and experience sharing. Tourism and Hospitality Studies (THS) and Visual Arts (VA) have been recently offered as new DSE subjects to widen choices of students in order to better accommodate the broad interests and diverse development of our students. This expansion further enhances the completeness of the senior forms school curriculum. All-round development is provided especially through school strengths such as Language training, I.T. and STEM education, music education and service opportunities. Implementation of STEM education in junior forms aims to promote critical thinking and problem-solving skills, to enhance interdisciplinary learning, cultivate creativity and innovation and foster collaboration and teamwork. Project-based learning (PBL) Programme in Secondary 3 enables students to apply what they have learned, utilize information technology, and integrate various areas of knowledge to provide solutions for real-life issues. HTYC was selected by the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer as one of the eight pilot Hong Kong secondary schools from 2015/16 for 8 years, with such good foundation, performances and experiences, we continuously provide enriched IT programmes, running advanced IT training courses for S.1 to S.5 students, helps to elevate students' competence and advanced skills in IT. In addition, after-school Student Artists Training Classes are provided in painting, ceramic and glass arts and Chinese Calligraphy. |
| major_renewed_emphases_in_the_school_curriculum | STEM education is integrated into the school curriculum of junior forms. Teachers from different key learning areas collaborate to tailor the curriculum, allowing students to integrate knowledge from various disciplines, unleash their creativity, enhance problem-solving abilities, and cultivate a spirit of collaboration. To align with the development of STEM education, the innovation STEM room is newly opened in September 2024. Strengthening values education which includes Moral and Civic Education, Environmental Education, Basic Law Education and National Education through various subjects (esp. Ethics & Religious Education, Life-wide learning, Life Education and Home Class Periods), Life-wide learning activities, study tours, etc. Emphasizing Reading across the Curriculum (RaC) with individual, subject and cross-subjects reading schemes, reading sharing accompanied by a resourceful School Library with printed and e-resources, and various reading activities. Junior forms project-based learning scheme promotes self-directed learning. |
| life_planning_education | Life planning education is essential for promoting holistic development in students. It focuses on helping students understand themselves, set goals, and reflect on their progress. It also equips them with knowledge about different study, career, and training options, as well as work ethics and the real world. Through life planning education, students gain the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes to make informed decisions based on their interests and abilities. Furthermore, they are guided to integrate their career aspirations with overall personal growth and a commitment to lifelong learning. |
| student_support_url | https://www.htyc.edu.hk/web/content.php?wid=219 |
| whole_school_approach_cater_for_learner_diversity | The performance grouping system in Chinese, English and Mathematics and supportive groups for junior forms are arranged to cater for diversity. Teachers adjust classroom teaching, assignments and assessments to facilitate adaptation at different paces. Self-management and self-regulation are emphasized --- goal setting, planning, review, adjustment are regular practices. The school also put great efforts to promote gifted education. |
| support_for_non_chinese_students | Our school provides additional support for NCS students to facilitate their learning of Chinese: The School deployed resources from EDB to provide after-school language tutoring services. Guidance and support will be given on assessment matters. |
| adaptation_for_learning_and_assessment | Summative examinations twice a year coupled with 2 term tests and continuous formative assessments. |
| home_school_co_operation | Close communication and good collaboration with parents and PTA. ‘Joyful Fruit Day’, Parents Talk, Parents Gathering/Workshop/PTA Picnic are popular activities. |
| school_ethos | School upholding "High Expectations with Love", HTYC students are encouraged to go "from precision to excellence", and they carry the marks of being "Healthy, Tenacious, Young, Caring". In the spirit of Christ, school aims at student's all-round development, sound character, spirit of fellowship, and to prepare them to serve and to contribute. With this mission, school upholds value education and character building. Evangelistic week, Christmas service, Easter service, S.6 Gratitude and Farewell Celebration, summer retreat, fellowships, cell groups, Best Conduct Award, HTYC Balanced Development Award Scheme - all join hands for the goal. Based on different activities of the 'Add-Oil for Affection' Scheme, students are encouraged to make use of their subject-based knowledge to build closer relationships with their family members and make both school and family lives more fruitful. While schemes and projects address specific aspects (e.g. “Sunflower Scheme” calls upon alertness to and reflection on misbehaviours), yearly themes ring in a clear overall direction. Theme for 2025-26 is 'Nurture Virtue, Embrace Wholeness: Be a Hioecian'. |
| school_dev_plan | The HTYC's 2024-2027 development plan, themed "Nurture Virtue, Embrace Wholeness: Be a Hioecian," is dedicated to shaping students into competent and well-rounded individuals. The plan revolves around three core areas: academic excellence, mental and spiritual well-being, and holistic student development rooted in Christian values.<br>The first focus is on enhancing students' proficiency in biliterate and trilingual communication through deeper reading engagement and integrated language development across all subjects. Strategies include strengthening Putonghua proficiency, offering early support for students facing foundational challenges, and providing avenues for students to showcase their learning achievements. Diverse learning and teaching strategies, emphasizing interactive and collaborative learning, will cater to individual learning styles. Gifted education will be prioritized, fostering a talent pool to engage high-potential students in external competitions and assessments, enhancing their capabilities. Educational tours, both local and global, will enrich students' experiences, preparing them for a diverse world.<br>The second focus highlights the significance of nurturing students' mental health and spiritual well-being. Positive education practices will be implemented to create a supportive school environment. Strengthened class-based support and beautification initiatives will promote overall well-being. An experiential learning approach will deepen students’ understanding of Christian values, while encouraging a balanced lifestyle through various physical activities. The school aims to instill a sense of social responsibility through structured service-learning frameworks.<br>Lastly, the school is dedicated to outlining a comprehensive roadmap for nurturing Hioecians in line with the School Motto and HTYC spirit. This roadmap, spanning six years, aims to cultivate self-expectations and celebrate student achievements throughout their educational journey. HTYC endeavors to foster an environment where students thrive academically, develop resilient characters, and embody the core values esteemed by the community. |
| teacher_pro_training_and_dev | The Professional Development Committee has been set up to coordinate matters regarding teachers' professional development. Various activities such as workshops and sharing sessions are arranged for echoing the School's Major Concerns. Collaborative teaching in subject panels, including collaborative lesson preparation, lesson observation, and post-lesson discussions, facilitates the formulation of teaching strategies and enhances teaching and learning effectiveness. The school also focuses on enhancing the managerial skills of middle-management in order to promote sustainable development within the school. Moreover, the school is fostering a supportive environment for teachers to maintain a healthy lifestyle. |
| fac_no_of_classroom | 24 |