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St. Stephen’s College offers a dual academic pathway leading to either the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) or the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). Students in Forms 1–3 follow a broad curriculum designed to build a strong foundation across languages, sciences, mathematics, humanities, and the arts. From Form 4 onward, students may select the HKDSE stream, which includes core subjects such as Chinese Language, English Language, Mathematics, and Citizenship and Social Development, along with a choice of electives. Alternatively, students entering Forms 5–6 may pursue the IB Diploma Programme, offering subjects across the six IB groups, including Language A, Language B, Individuals and Societies, Sciences, Mathematics, and The Arts. Both streams emphasise bilingual proficiency in English and Chinese (including Putonghua) and encourage participation in creative and service-based programmes that complement academic learning.
St. Stephen’s College is a co-educational secondary school in Stanley on Hong Kong Island, offering dual pathways to the HKDSE and the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP) in senior years. The 150,000 m² campus—described by the school as Hong Kong’s largest secondary campus—includes numerous academic, sports and arts facilities, plus boarding across six dormitories for more than 400 students. Signature initiatives include a Creativity Programme (e.g., iEngineering, Creative Ceramics, Creative Music and Creative Media) and a Service Learning Programme. Students access a wide range of ECA groups from academic societies and debate teams to music ensembles and community service clubs. The College highlights English and Chinese (including Putonghua) in its learning aims. The school’s Heritage Trail also showcases on-campus historic buildings, reflecting a long history since 1903.
