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| Carmel Alison Lam Foundation Secondary School
迦密愛禮信中學
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4 Wah King Hill Road ,
China
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| Type | Grammar, secondary |
| Motto | 明道．律己．忠主．善群 |
| Established | 1982 |
| Founder | Ms.Lam Lai Bing |
| School district | Kwai Tsing District |
| Chairman | Mr.Chan Ping Man |
| Rector | Carmel |
| Principal | Dr. Ho Yuk Fan |
| Faculty | Around 90 |
| Teaching staff | around 70 |
| Grades | F1 to F6 |
| Gender | Co-educational |
| Enrollment | around 1274 |
| Campus | One Campus |
| Colour(s) | White and red |
| Athletics | Swimming Gala Sports Day(2 Days) Interhouse Sport Competition |
| Mascot | Eagle |
| Yearbook | School Year Plan(Chinese Only) |
| Affiliation | Christian |
| Website | [1] |
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| Traditional Chinese | 迦密愛禮信中學 | ||
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Carmel Alison Lam Foundation Secondary School is a secondary school in Hong Kong established in 1982.
The School Management Committee is the top management of the school.
The school had about 1200 students in 30 classes and had 70 staff in 2007.
A Reading Award Scheme is launched to establish a reading culture among students, with the aim of enhancing students' language proficiency. Starting from the academic year 2004–05, online learning through the eClass platform was introduced to the school. An individual account is allocated to every teacher and student, so that students can continue their online learning after school and during holidays. Through the platform, teachers and students can carry out online discussions as well as obtain the latest information.
In 1992, the school introduced "ASL Liberal Studies" to the curriculum.
In the 2004 Advanced Level Examinations, students achieved a 100% passing rate in Liberal Studies. Beginning in 2005, Liberal Studies were introduced to the Form One curriculum, so that students are familiarized with the subject that will be implemented under a new academic structure. Liberal Studies equips students to understand today's social, national and global issues.
In the past three years, thirteen subjects obtained 90% or above passing rate in the HKCE and HKAL examinations (100% passed in seven of the subjects), 80% in ten other subjects, and the distinction and credit rate of 16 subjects has been above the average rate in Hong Kong. In respect of extra-curricular performances, students have won awards in the following competitions:
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