School Introduction
As early as 1964, in order to meet the needs of urban design and industrial education, the Hong Kong government and Bishop John Bryant of the Hong Kong Diocese invited the Salesians of the Catholic Church to consider building an industrial secondary school in the Kwai Chung area. Although Father Siu Hei-che, the president of the Salesians, felt that the financial resources were insufficient, with the strong support of Ms. Leung Ng Siu-mui, a businesswoman who was enthusiastic about public welfare and cared for young people, and with the government allocating land and paying 80% of the construction costs, the groundbreaking ceremony was held in June 1968 to start the construction of the school building and the Bosco Youth Centre.
In 1972, the school officially opened for classes. Under the leadership of Father Qiu Xinyuan, the superintendent, Brother Li Ruhan, the principal, Father Jiang Huanian, the treasurer, and eight young teachers, the sixth grade students began to write a new chapter for the school.
Since its founding, our school has always adhered to the Salesian Society's mission of education, committed to holistic education, and focused on the balanced development of students.
School sponsoring organizations
Salesian Bosco
The Salesians of Bosco, originating in Italy, are a male religious order within the Catholic Church dedicated to educating young people, with educational endeavors spanning over a hundred countries worldwide.
Founded in 1859 by Father John Bosco, the Salesian Order aims to educate young people to become good Catholics and citizens. Today, all Salesian schools educate their youth using the "preventive education method" consistently employed by Father Bosco. Father Bosco's mission of educating youth is now shared by the 23 member organizations within the Salesian family, including the Salesians, the Sisters of the Blessed Mother, the Sisters of the Epiphany, the Association, the Volunteer Association, the Bosco Students' Association, and the Sisters of the Blessed Mother of the Blessed Mother.
