Cheung Chuk Shan College

Cheung Chuk Shan College
Cheung Chuk Shan College (CCSC)
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Competent, Conscientious, Studious, Creative
Address
11 Cloud View Road, North Point, Hong Kong
Information
School type Whole Day grammar secondary school
Established 1969
Principal Mr. T.L. Yuen (MScIT, B.Sc.(Hon.), Cert. Ed.)
Enrollment 1,120 total
Language English (since establishment)
Area 4,640 square metres
Website http://www.ccsc.edu.hk

Cheung Chuk Shan College (Traditional Chinese: 張祝珊英文中學) is a Hong Kong aided co-educational secondary school founded in 1969 by a group of philanthropists of the Five Districts Business Welfare Association (五邑工商總會). The school is named after Mr. Cheung Chuk Shan.

The school is located at 11 Cloud View Road, North Point of the Eastern District of Hong Kong.


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School Motto

Competent,Conscientious,Studious,Creative

Class Structure

Currently, the school is co-educational and has five classes from Form 1 to Form 3, each form consisting of 200 students; five classes in Form 4 to 5, each form consisting 200 students having 2 science classes and 3 arts classes; two classes in Form 6 and 7, each form consisting 60 students having 1 science class and 1 arts class.

Curriculum

Since establishment, the school has been an English as Medium of Instruction School. Currently, except Chinese-related subjects, all other subjects are taught in English.

Currently, the school offers the following academic subjects: English language (AS Use of English for F6 and F7 students), Chinese language (AS Chinese Language and Culture for F6 and F7 students), Mathematics subjects (Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Mathematics and Statisitics), Putonghua, Computer Literacy, Computer and Information technology, Integrated Science (For F1 & 2 students), Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Chinese literature, Chinese history, Commerce, Geography, History, Economics and Public Affairs (EPA) and Principle of Accounts.

In addition, the college also provides Design Fundamentals, Home Economics, Music, Physical Education and Life Education (生命教育) for lower form students.

Facilities

The campus is a 7-floor building, with a library, four laboratories for natural science subjects, classrooms for Music, Geography, Visual Art and Home Economics, a canteen with a covered playground nearby, and a basketball court. In 2000, the activity rooms at the ground floor were founded for holding internal extracurricular activities. In the same year, funded by the Quality Education Fund of the Hong Kong government, the language laboratory was transformed into a multimedia learning centre. Further changes are to be made for the school's hall, like the installation of an air-conditioning system.

School Management Committee

Honorary Supervisor:
Mrs. Irene Y.L. Cheung, MBE, JP

Supervisor:
Mr. K.T. Chan

School Managers:
Mr. Y.L. Cheung
Dr. W. Cheung
Mr. Michael H.C. Tang
Mr. S.L. Chu
Mr. S.C. Leung, JP
Mr. Y.Y. Chow
Mr. W. Au Yeung
Mr. H.K. Chan, JP

Teaching Staff

Among the 57 teaching staff members, 55 are graduates of whom 16 are holders of a Master’s degree and 2 are graduates of Colleges of Education. 96.5% of the teachers have already received professional training. The IT competencies of our teachers were 100% BIT, 80.7% IIT, 29.8% UIT and 3.5% AIT.

School Organization

HOUSES ACADEMIC SPORTS INTEREST GROUPS ARTISTIC GROUPS SERVICES Blue Chinese Association Sports Association Astronomy Club Art Club Christian Fellowship Green English Society Ramblers' Club AYP Club Dance Club Junior Police Call Club Red Economics & Business Society

 Chess

Club Drama Club Prefect Body Yellow Geography & Conservancy Society Flora & Fauna Club Home Economics Club Red Cross Youth Team

History

Society Information Technology Club Music Association Social Services Group

Mathematics

Club Magic Club Photographic Club Student Librarian Team

Putonghua

Club Reading Club School Brass Band Students' Association

Science

Club Reporters' Club School Choir

Old Students'

Association

Achievements

School song

Music and lyrics of the school song were written by NG Pong-wai, Brenda, a former student of the school

See also

External links


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