Holy Trinity College, Hong Kong, secondary school in Hong Kong
Holy Trinity College is a Catholic secondary school for girls in Shek Kip Mei that teaches primarily in English, except for Chinese language and related subjects. Students are organized into four houses named after female saints and progress through lower and upper secondary levels.
The school was founded in 1966 and has served generations of girls in Shek Kip Mei since its establishment. Its Catholic mission has remained steady while a strong alumni network formed, with the Past Students' Association created in 1975.
The institution takes its name from the Holy Trinity, reflecting Catholic faith as a cornerstone of school life. Students engage in religious education and participate in faith-centered events and observances throughout the year.
The school sits in a busy urban neighborhood and is easily reached by public transport, with shops and cafes nearby. Visitors should arrange campus tours in advance, as this is an active school environment where classes and activities occur regularly.
The school regularly holds STEAM days and hackathons where students work on hands-on innovation projects beyond standard classroom lessons. These events show how the institution blends modern technical skills with its long-standing faith-based values.
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