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DGJS offers a range of academically oriented ECAs, including mathematics and science-focused activities and ICT initiatives. The Mathematics Club for Primary 4–6 develops problem-solving and real-life mathematical thinking through hands-on tasks. The Gifted Young Scientist Workshop provides Beginners and Advanced levels with hands-on STEM projects, including basic coding in the advanced level. The Code-to-Care (C2C) Programme in Primary 6 embeds computational thinking and coding in ICT, complemented by Parent Mentor Training to support student projects.
The school runs extensive arts programs, including Choirs, Bands and Orchestras with School Choirs, Percussion Bands and Orchestras and three major annual performances. Drama Clubs offer year-long training and public performances, with productions such as The Maid and the Movie Star and Snow White historically staged in the Primary years. The Visual Arts Club gives Primary 4–6 students opportunities to explore resin art, découpage and book binding, along with peer-to-peer workshops. The Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Club provides instruction in traditional Chinese painting and calligraphy led by an experienced teacher.
Mandarin language development is supported through the PTH Chatroom Mandarin, conducted during lunch for younger pupils. The English Debate Team trains Primary 5–6 students to articulate arguments, conduct research, and develop presentation skills, with competitive achievements at inter-school events. The Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Club complements language and cultural learning by exposing students to traditional Chinese arts. Additional language- and culture-related activities are integrated into the broader co-curricular program through performance and visual arts offerings.
A variety of social and hobby clubs are offered, including Gardening Club, which meets at lunchtime for Primary 4 to learn planting techniques and garden maintenance, with outings to an organic farm and the Hong Kong Flower Show. The Indoor Activities Club provides arts-and-crafts, board games and cooking during lunch for younger pupils. Skateboarding Club began in 2019 with beginner lessons taught by qualified instructors, focusing on confidence and perseverance. Dance Club offers movement-based training for lower primary students and has staged performances.
DGJS runs community service and service-learning through activities such as Red Cross training and volunteering, and the Care Ambassadors programme which empowers students to lead service projects. The Code-to-Care programme includes a community-focus component and Parent Mentor Training to support student initiatives. Outward Bound School experiences are incorporated as an outdoor learning activity before graduation in Primary 6. Sustainable development and environmental stewardship are integrated through SDG-focused sessions and related talks.
Leadership development is supported by the Growth Mindset programme, Acorns to Oaks, launched in November 2025 to foster growth mindset and personal development. Pupil leadership roles include House Captain elections that encourage decision-making and teamwork. The Care Ambassadors programme develops empathic leadership through school service projects. The Code-to-Care programme adds leadership elements by training parent mentors to help students collaborate on projects.
DGJS maintains a broad sports program, including Volleyball, Tennis, Table Tennis, Swimming, Gymnastics, Fencing, Basketball, Badminton and Athletics, with coaching by qualified PE staff. Dance Club provides lower-primary dance training and performance opportunities, while Skateboarding Club offers beginner lessons with qualified instructors to build confidence and perseverance. Outdoor and experiential activities are supported by the Outward Bound School experience planned for Primary 6, alongside Growth Mindset initiatives like Acorns to Oaks that promote resilience and wellbeing.
Diocesan Girls' Junior School (DGJS) is a private, not-for-profit primary school for girls, located at 1 Jordan Road, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The curriculum emphasizes biliteracy in English and Chinese, with English as the main medium of instruction for most subjects; Putonghua is taught with a Putonghua stream in Chinese classes. Computer literacy and project-based learning are integral to the program. Beyond core subjects, DGJS offers a broad range of learning experiences, including inter-school competitions, arts, sports, and clubs, plus an outward-bound program in Year 6. The campus covers almost 13,000 square metres and houses a Performing Arts Centre, a STEM Room, a Scripture Room, a Music Activity Centre and a Student Activity Centre. Primary One admission for 2026-27 provides four classes; entry is limited to girls born between 1 September 2019 and 31 December 2020. The Headmistress is Dr. Holly Ming. The school offers fee remission and scholarships in support of eligible families. The motto Daily Giving Joyful Service underpins daily life at DGJS. The school maintains a strong emphasis on service, leadership and character development, with extensive facilities and a wide range of clubs and activities.
