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English and Chinese are the languages taught; English Language and Chinese Language are core subjects in the Senior Curriculum. The school provides dedicated support for NCS students, including cross-curricular Chinese learning and a school-based Chinese language curriculum, as well as in-class and pull-out Chinese language support and increased Chinese lesson time. Additional after-class support for Chinese language learning is available as part of the NCS support framework, with measures to promote an inclusive learning environment and to assist parents with information about schooling and progression.
The Senior Curriculum lists English Language and Chinese Language as core subjects, indicating bilingual language use across the curriculum. The school provides Educational Support for Non-Chinese Speaking (NCS) students with a dedicated team and school-based measures. Support includes in-class Chinese language support, pull-out Chinese language lessons, increased Chinese lesson time, cross-curricular Chinese learning, and a school-based Chinese language curriculum, with adjustments made to suit each student's progress and needs.
Maryknoll Convent School (Secondary Section) is an aided girls' school located at 5 Ho Tung Road in Kowloon Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong. The Secondary Section sits on the same Kowloon Tong campus as the Primary Section (primary at Waterloo Road) and moved to 5 Ho Tung Road in 1960 to accommodate increasing student numbers. The school follows a six-year, Form 1–Form 6 curriculum under a school-based curriculum framework designed to align with the Hong Kong education system and to support a seamless transition from junior to senior secondary education. English is the primary language of instruction for most subjects, with Chinese language taught as part of the core program. The school offers a broad range of co-curricular activities, including leadership opportunities through the Student Association, performing arts ensembles (e.g., choir and orchestra), and service-oriented clubs; it also participates in joint-school exchanges and competitions. The principal is Meimei Chan (as of August 2025).
