- We provide education based on love, and build a campus culture full of love and care, so that students, teachers and parents can build each other up in the love of Christ and give full play to the spirit of mutual help and encouragement.
- To provide students with comprehensive facilities, create a positive learning environment, and build a learning-oriented school culture, enabling students to be good at learning, quick to think, enjoy activities, communicate effectively, take responsibility, and dare to innovate.
- Differentiated instruction, through campus life and various learning activities, enables students to effectively utilize bilingualism and trilingualism, master mathematics and information technology, engage in cultural, artistic and sports activities, develop students' potential, and give them successful learning experiences and confidence.
- To guide students to know Christ and practice biblical teachings; to cultivate students' positive attitudes and values.
- We aim to provide a harmonious and collaborative environment for faculty and staff, enabling them to fully utilize their strengths and realize their educational ideals. We emphasize teacher professional development, encouraging further education and mutual observation and exchange to enhance teaching effectiveness.
- We are committed to maintaining close connections and collaborations with families and communities. We actively provide parent education courses to enhance parents' child-rearing skills, build strong partnerships with parents, and jointly nurture the next generation.
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Based on Christ's spirit of "not serving others but being served," and upholding the educational tradition of the Hong Kong Tsung Tsin Church of Christianity of "promoting education and spreading the gospel," we provide educational services to the community in accordance with biblical truth, spread the gospel widely, and nurture students' all-round growth in body, mind, and spirit, enabling them to gain faith, hope, and love, so that they can give full play to their talents, serve the community, benefit society, and ultimately return to God in glory. | Theocracy | Both the Old and New Testaments are God's inspired will and complete revelation of humanity, infallible and the highest authority for believers' faith and life. The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are the Triune, the one true God, the Creator and Ruler of the universe; the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are of equal rank, power, glory, and dignity, eternally living and eternally existing. Jesus Christ is the only begotten Son of God, conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, possessing both divine and human nature, crucified without sin to bear the sins of the world, resurrected on the third day, and ascended to heaven on the fortieth day, standing at the right hand of God the Father, interceding for all the saints. Jesus Christ will surely return to judge the living and the dead; believers will inherit eternal life, while unbelievers will be condemned, and a new heaven and a new earth will begin. The Holy Spirit reveals truth to humanity, leading to repentance and the recognition of sin. Through faith in Christ, one receives new life from the Holy Spirit, who dwells in the hearts of believers as the Comforter, comforting and guiding them, and sanctifying them. | | Human View | Humans are created in God's image and endowed with abundant potential. Human potential is obscured by sin, preventing it from being used well according to God's good will. Only through the Gospel, through faith in Jesus, can one be born again and renewed, experiencing abundant life, developing one's potential, glorifying God, and benefiting others. | | Worldview | Between the coming and the coming of the Kingdom of Heaven, humanity will continue to live on Earth. The earth and everything upon it were originally created by God, and humanity should manage the earth according to God's will, acting as stewards to ensure its preservation and the sustainable development of human society. God established the institution of marriage—one man and one woman, one husband and one wife—as the cornerstone of family, human relationships, and the healthy development of society. Furthermore, humanity should pursue love, justice, and peace, striving for the overall well-being of society until Christ's Second Coming and the renewal of all things. | | Educational Philosophy | The church is concerned with its affiliated schools fulfilling their educational mission and provides support to enhance their educational outcomes. Church schools should make good use of community and church resources to provide quality education, build students' character, and work with other members of society to build a just, loving, harmonious, and civilized society. Therefore, in addition to transmitting human civilization as required by the government, the school curriculum must also clearly convey Christian faith and its values. The school board's governance of the school should conform to biblical principles, comply with relevant Hong Kong laws, and be accountable to the church and the government. The church should consult with the school board regarding the use of school facilities and resources. |
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