"To make Jesus known and loved" is the mission of our sponsoring body, Canossian Daughters of Charity, and our focus in religious formation. Apart from formal curriculum, our Religious Formation Team, which offers various religious activities and services, is dedicated to nurturing whole person development, especially on the spiritual side.The Religious Formation Team also works closely with other panels and teams across the school, integrating faith formation into everyday learning and campus life, so as to nurture our students with Canossian virtues.

Whole School Spiritual Formation

Morning Assembly Sharing:  Our school begins each day with prayer, unfolding the learning life for the day. Through a rotating weekly cycle that connects the five instructional days, guided by our teachers, students learn from gratitude and everyday experiences. The school’s annual theme—“Bound Together in Love, United for Victory, Walk in Kindness”—is integrated throughout the year. In addition, with reference to relevant Bible passages, students are guided to put love and benevolence into practice in their daily lives. We also align our teaching with the liturgical calendar, key school dates, and designated reference periods to ensure that all arrangements follow the school’s rhythm more closely. Through morning assembly activities, students gradually deepen their understanding and experience the different dimensions of love in everyday life.
Religious Activities:In line with the Church’s liturgical seasons, our school combines them with daily campus life and holds regular school-wide religious activities and ceremonies. Through prayer, thanksgiving liturgies, and themed activities, we encourage all teachers and students to reflect deeply on the meaning of life and to give thanks to God for His grace and love. Throughout the year, our school-wide religious events are diverse and well-planned. They include the School Opening Mass, The Rosary Month, Souls in Purgatory activities, Christmas Liturgy, Lenten Liturgy, Faith formation, Foundress Day, and the Thanksgiving Mass. These ongoing events help strengthen a faith-filled atmosphere in our school.

Small Cell Groups

Catholic Society:  is founded for the spiritual formation of our catholic students. Non-Catholic students are welcome as well.
Pui Tak Angels: By mutual acceptance and cooperation, our Secret Angels get themselves prepared for taking challenges. Through prayers and acts of love, they help to build up a positive school culture and create a caring environment on campus.