History of St. Paul's Co-Educational College

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A chronological list of significant events in the history of St. Paul's Co-educational College, arranged in order of occurrence.

The year when St. Paul's Girls' College was founded by the Sheng Kung Hui.

The year when St. Paul's Girls' College became the first school in Hong Kong to require students to wear uniforms.

The year Dr. Catherine Woo returned from England after studying at Oxford and became the Principal of St. Paul's Girls' College.

The year when St. Paul's Girls' College moved to 33 Macdonnell Road, securing its current location.

The year when St. Paul's Girls' College merged with St. Paul's Boys' College to become St. Paul's College, marking the creation of the first co-educational college in Hong Kong.

The year when St. Paul's College was renamed St. Paul's Co-educational College, reflecting the school's continued commitment to co-education.

The school motto "faith, hope and love" was prominently featured on the school badge, echoing the school's values and beliefs.

The year when the school successfully transitioned to a Direct Subsidy Scheme school, indicating a new phase in its funding and management.

The year when the school successfully secured a new primary school site in Wong Chuk Hang, signifying the school's expansion plans.

The year when the school officially opened its new primary school site in Wong Chuk Hang.

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The year when Hong Kong Island was ceded to Britain.

The year when Kowloon was ceded to Britain, expanding British control in Hong Kong.

The year when the New Territories were leased to Britain, significantly enlarging Hong Kong's territory under British rule.

The year when Hong Kong was returned to China, marking the end of British rule.

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A website that provides information about the history of St. Paul's Co-educational College.

An online video that provides a visual overview of the history of St. Paul's Co-educational College.