Parents and students who are interested in applying for Form 1 places for the 2024/25 school year should come to the School Office in person on 9th July or 10th July 2024. The office hours on these two days are from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 - 4:00 p.m.

Applicants are required to bring along relevant documents including the SSPA result slip, HKID card and copies of their P5 - P6 report cards. Only shortlisted applicants will be invited to sit for the entrance test (English Language, Chinese Language and Mathematics) on 12th July 2024.

For any enquiries, please call 2338 7171 during office hours. 

The Health and Environmental Promotion Team participated in the “Teens’ Teeth Award Scheme 2024”. This Oral Health Education campaign was organised by the Department of Health. The programme aimed at promoting the oral health of secondary schools’ students by instilling in them good oral care habits to last a lifetime. 

La Salle College received "Outstanding Teens' Teeth Award School" while Tse Yui Hei, Kyle (4F) was awarded "Outstanding Teens' Teeth Ambassador". 

The following were "Teens' Teeth Ambassadors": 

You Shun Yat, Issac (4F) 

Zhang Benjamin Dan (4F) 

Issac Tang (5F) 

Chong Ching Long Titus (3D) 

The team would like to express their gratitude to Mr. Steve Leung, Ms. Alsace Cheung, and Ms. Sina Lo for their unwavering support and guidance. Congratulations to all the winners, awardees, and participants for their outstanding achievements

The BAFS department organised a study tour to Seoul for F.3 to F.5 students from 29 June to 3 July 2024. Key visits included Samsung Innovation Museum, Korea Exchange office, Deloitte Anjin LL office, etc. 

The tour provided an invaluable opportunity for our students to develop their international mindedness and understanding the latest development of global high technology industries. Students were able to gain first-hand insights into the operations and innovations of leading companies, as well as the financial landscape in South Korea.

We are confident that the lessons learned during this trip will inspire our students to explore further opportunities to expand their global awareness and pursue their interests in the dynamic field of business and finance.

A group of 27 students recently participated in the Tokyo D&T/DAT Study Tour from 6 to 11 July 2024. One of the highlights was a visit to the Panasonic Centre, where the students learned about the latest advancements in consumer electronics and home appliances. They were particularly impressed by Panasonic's focus on environmental sustainability and how their products are designed with energy efficiency and recycling in mind. The group also toured the Railway Museum, which showcased the rich history and evolution of Japan's world-renowned rail network. Students were fascinated by the sleek bullet trains and the intricate engineering that goes into these high-speed transportation systems. In addition, the students tried their hand at stop-motion animation, which is closely tied to the creative media aspect of the DAT curriculum. They also had the chance to make various food models, providing hands-on experience with material processing. Of course, no trip would be complete without indulging in the local cuisine. The students savored delectable ramen, tonkatsu, and traditional teishoku sets, leaving them with a greater appreciation for Japanese culinary delights.

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Two of our students achieved remarkable accomplishment in the Young STEAM Talent Award competition. Amos Cheung (5G) has entered the final round of the award and is among the top 50 finalists. Tikvah Chan (6G) has captured the prestigious prize of being named as one of the Top 10 Young STEAM Talents.

We congratulate Amos and Tikvah on their well-deserved recognition and look forward to witnessing their future accomplishments as they continue to excel academically and demonstrate their innovative spirit. 

日前，我校連同德望學校、聖保祿中學及嘉諾撒培德書院，合辦為期八天的新疆聯校研習團，參與同學逾八十名。

旅程中，我們有機會參觀當地的企業，如廣汽集團、睿澤紡織有限公司、新疆自由貿易試驗區以及烏魯木齊國際陸港區等，藉此了解新疆在祖國的經濟發展上的方向和定位。 此外，我們亦到訪烏魯木齊的昌吉州第二中學，與當地的同學作交流，分享兩地的學習經驗。除了參觀學校，我們更遊覧了不同的景區，如天山天池、火焰山、那拉提草原以及吐魯番葡萄溝等，在認識各種奇妙的地貌之餘，亦深深體悟到新疆自然風光的瑰麗。 

最後，非常感謝團長家教會榮譽主席姚文女士的幫忙、中聯辦的大力支持及各校老師的付出，讓這旅程得以圓滿結束。

The Form 2 La Salle Cares STEAM Project Competition concluded on a high note as the 7 groups of finalists delivered lively presentations and showcased their creativity and innovations on stage this morning. With different SDGs in mind, our boys demonstrated how to creatively solve real-life problems in this fun-filled event.

Below are the results of the competition:

• Best Appearance Award: The Green Hub (2F)
• Most Popular Award: Focus Flow (2A)
• Most Innovative Award: Focus Flow (2A)
• Best Presentation Award: Focus Flow (2A)
• Overall Champion: Focus Flow (2A)

Congratulations to the winners and a huge thanks to all participants for their efforts in the competition. The STEAM Team would also like to express gratitude to Prof. Erwin Huang, Dr. Calvin Mak, Dr. Brian Lee and Mr. Jimmy Hui for serving as adjudicators and giving valuable feedback to our students.

On 9 July, students from La Salle College had the opportunity to embark on a captivating one-day excursion to Macau to immerse ourselves in the region’s profound religious history and cultural diversity.

Over the course of the day, we visited an impressive array of five historic churches, each offering a unique glimpse into Macau’s enduring spiritual legacy. The journey began at the serene Chapel of Our Lady of Penha, perched on a hill offering panoramic views of the city and sea, providing a perfect spot for reflection. We then proceeded to the ornate Our Lady Carmel Church, known for its elegant facade and peaceful surroundings in the heart of Taipa.

As we moved through the city, the St. Lawrence’s Church impressed us with its splendid woodwork and stained glass. The trip continued to the St. Joseph’s Seminary and Church, where the blend of Western and Chinese architectural elements was a highlight for many. Lastly, the St. Augustine’s Church provided a somber yet beautiful conclusion to our tour, with its rich history and strong community ties.

This trip not only enriched our students’ understanding of Macau’s cultural heritage but also brought them closer together through shared experiences. We look forward to more such enriching excursions in the future!