SPHRC Kung Yik She Secondary School

Historical admission reference

S1 admission reference: September 2026

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 ).EDB's rank order list: 40%, Interview performance: 30%, Conduct: 20%, Extra-curricular activities and awards: 10%.

Use boundary: This can explain the prior cycle's published admission approach, but it cannot establish the 2027 application window, weightings or participation status.

Language policy

1. Allocating more resources into improving English results: Each class is taught by 2 English teachers. 2. Enhancing the English atmosphere: a) One more NET has been hired to run different English activities. b) Various English activities are organised, e.g. English drama and English Ambassador Scheme. c) Different English courses are offered, e.g. KET and PET Courses and Saturday English Enrichment Course. d) An English award scheme has been set up to award outstanding and hardworking students in English. 3. Strengthening training in biliteracy and trilingualism: Our students have won the 1st runner-up, 2nd runner-up and Best Performance in Language awards in the One-minute Video Production Competition for the Biliteracy and Trilingualism Campaign over the past two years. 4. Enriching the reading environment at school: a) Students are encouraged to join extra reading activities, e.g. Harvard Book Prize and Teen’s Reading Clubs. b) More outstanding pieces of writing are included in the school curriculum to increase students’ exposure. c) Extra reading lessons are conducted to enhance students’ English reading skills. d) A cross-curricular English reading scheme is implemented. e) Films are used as a medium to promote reading and enhance students' interest in it. 5. Improving students' interest and standards in Chinese language: Various Chinese activities are held, e.g. Chinese writing group, author talk and theme-based book fair.

Facilities

1. The Science Park which cost $3.3 million to build includes the following: DNA Research Laboratory, Plant Tissue Culture Room, Greenhouse, Aquaponics 2.0, Orchid Court, Orchid Garden, Organic Orchard, Soilless Culture Room, Freshwater Stream Habitat, Wetland Plant Display, Intelligence Botanical Garden and Robotic Laboratory. 2. Facilities for self-directed learning are provided including a self-study room, study areas, the English Learning Centre and the library. 3. Two IT learning centres have been established. Wi-Fi can be accessed at the campus, Apple TVs have been installed in each classroom and an electronic whiteboard system has been set up. Students can borrow tablets for interactive learning in the classroom.

Facilities supporting special educational needs

Ramp, Accessible lift and Accessible toilet.

Location and contact

Address: 20 Tin Shing Road NT

Telephone: 24478123
Email: mail@sphrc.edu.hk

Public transport: Bus: Take bus nos. K73, 265B, 269B, 269C, 269M, 276B or E34A and get off at Lynwood Court. West Rail: Transfer to LRT at Tin Shui Wai Station LRT: Get off at Tin Wing Station