Lui Cheung Kwong Lutheran College

1. S1 Orientation & Transition Program

To help new S1 students smoothly transition into secondary school life, we organize a range of engaging activities during the summer break and early weeks of the term. These include the Summer Vacation Bible School, Orientation Activities, and Study Sessions. These programs enable students to get to know their class teachers and peers early, familiarize themselves with the campus, and step into secondary education with confidence.

2. "Voyage with You - S1 Growth Program”

Co-organized by the Religious Education Team and the Student Development and Support Team, the "Voyage with You – F.1 Growth Program” provides holistic guidance for our F.1 students. The program offers lunchtime and after-school activities to nourish students' spiritual and personal growth while helping them settle into campus life.

3. F.1 Uniform Groups

To foster teamwork and discipline, all F.1 students are required to join one of our four uniform groups:

• The Boys' Brigade, Hong Kong
• Hong Kong Road Safety Patrol
• Hong Kong Girl Guides Association
• Hong Kong Red Cross

4. F.1 Personal Growth & Life Planning Lessons

Class teachers guide students to develop self-awareness and set both short-term and long-term personal goals.

5. Counselling Days

Class teachers conduct individual face-to-face interviews with students to understand how well they are adapting to secondary school and to support them through their academic and developmental transitions.

6. Dual Class Teacher System

Each class is cared for by two Class Teachers who cater to the diverse developmental needs of the students.

7. Form Coordinators

• Oversees discipline and counseling for the year level.
• Works closely with Class Teachers to address learning and personal development issues.
   

8. Homework Support Classes

• Time: After school, 4:00 PM – 4:40 PM
• Purpose: Assists junior secondary students with learning needs in adapting to secondary school homework requirements.
• Supervision: Managed by Teaching Assistants who are available to resolve homework difficulties.
   

9. School-Based Social Worker Support

• Services Provided: Individual case counseling, group activities, and consultation services.

10. Educational Psychologist and Speech Therapist Support

• Educational Psychologist: Assists gifted students and students with learning difficulties in enhancing their academic and social skills; conducts learning assessments, individual counseling, and group training.
• Speech Therapist: Provides targeted training for students with hearing or speech impediments.
   

11. Co-Curricular Activities

Our school offers around 30 clubs and societies, meeting during lunchtime, after school, or on Saturdays.

12. On-Campus Lunch Arrangement

• F.1 to F.3 students are required to remain on campus for lunch (1:00 PM – 2:10 PM).
• Options include ordering meals through the school caterer, parent-delivered meals, home-packed lunches, or purchasing food from the school tuck shop.

13. "GBS" System (Good & Bad Name Scheme)

Designed to cultivate good learning habits and a strong sense of responsibility, this scheme encourages students to participate in school service and external competitions. Students accumulate merits and commendations, fostering a positive, inclusive campus culture where they can build self-confidence, unlock their potential, and strengthen their sense of belonging.
 

14. Parent Support Network

To support parents of Form 1 students during this transition, the school hosts a variety of parent activities early in the academic year, including parent seminars, workshops, and evening gatherings to address both student and family needs.