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- Direct Subsidy Scheme (DSS) status: The school was established under the Direct Subsidy Scheme in 2002 and began operating in September 2004, indicating its designation as a DSS secondary school. This identifies LTFC as part of Hong Kong's DSS framework.
- Health Promoting School via the Whole School Health Programme (WSHP) – Advanced School: The Department of Health recognized LTFC as an Advanced School within the WSHP for the 2024/25 academic year, among a cohort of 808 participating schools, reflecting LTFC's comprehensive health-promotion efforts aligned with the WHO Health Promoting School framework.
WSHP Advanced School Award (Health Promoting School) – Highest distinction: LTFC was named an Advanced School under the Whole School Health Programme for 2024/25 (one of 11 Advanced Schools) and was again highlighted as receiving the Advanced School Award in a 2025 WSHP recognition ceremony (eight schools honoured). These recognitions reflect LTFC's leadership in health-promoting practices across campus and curriculum.
Lam Tai Fai College is a Direct Subsidy Scheme (DSS) English-medium secondary school in Sha Tin, New Territories, Hong Kong. It opened in September 2004 with a curriculum that blends academic study with sports, fashion design, and innovative technology, and emphasizes Art & Fashion Design, Sports Development, Health Education, Innovative Technology and Chinese Culture. The school serves junior and senior secondary students (S1–S6) under the Hong Kong secondary system, with the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) as the senior qualification. The campus features facilities such as an Innovation and Technology Centre, a Library and Learning Resources Centre, a Fashion Centre, and STEM labs, plus extensive co-curricular and partnership programmes. LTFC also runs the Partnership School Programme to support elite student athletes balancing sport and study. Co-curricular activities include a range of school teams, uniform groups and student clubs that encourage sport, arts, culture and service.
