Student Support

Life planning education and careers guidance are provided to help students understand their interests, abilities and orientations in relation to learning, career goals and other aspects of life.

To equip students with different soft skills, different activities are provided for students, such as mock interview for Secondary 6 students to obtain communication and interview skills; Student Careers Team for committees to polish their organization and collaboration skills; True Light Alumni Mentorship Programme (TLamp) for senior form students to establish their networking and interpersonal skills.

True Light Alumni Mentorship Programme “TLamp” was established in 2010 which provides students with opportunities to look beyond the classroom and learn more about the work and the sharing of life experiences from Mentors, who are the alumnae of True Light.

Vision: Unleash the potential of True Light Girls and bring out the best in their future.

Mission: To act as a bridge between the school & the community through experience and knowledge sharing by Mentors, to better prepare Mentees for their long-term personal and career development in life.

Students can also explore and taste different job opportunities through the company visits, on-campus 10-hour Careers Exploration Certificate Courses, Life- wide Learning Day, work experiences and job shadowing provided by the Business-School Partnership Programme (BSPP) of the Education Bureau (EDB) and different non-government organizations.

Green lifestyle has been promoted through various activities or programs, with highlights as below:

• “One Person, One Flower” Scheme
• J farm activities (campus roof-top farming)
• Promoting plastic-free consumption in the community (such as through MaD Incubator Program) and on the campus (Bring Your Own Container Campaign)
• Enrolling in green-campus programmes, such as Green School 2.0 – implementing the real-time electricity consumption monitoring system and Green School 2.0 Solar Harvest. Students-led related environmental education activities have been implemented in relation to the above programs

• National Education Assembly and related Life Education programs
• Speakers with different kinds of expertise and organizations being invited to discuss issues in relation to the development of China and the world
• Exchange programs and field studies organized regularly to broaden students’ horizons

Prefect Team Training

True Light BUDDY: Student Wellness Ambassador Programme

Life Education Programme: “Four Legs On The Go”

S3 Sex Education Programme: “My Ideal Sweetheart”

To foster whole-person development, the ECA Team aims at organizing activities that promote moral, intellectual, physical, social, aesthetic and spiritual education to nurture students’ multiple intelligences and emotional intelligence. All ECA groups are targeted to:

1. cultivate students’ morality and citizenship through learning better time management;
2. develop students’ sense of belonging through working collaboratively with teachers;
3. strengthen students’ interpersonal skills through being a team player and a leader; and 
4. expose students’ to an array of experiences through participating in various kinds of experiential learning activities.

Leadership Training

Organize a training camp, including personality analyses, team building and hands-on activities for S4 students to learn to be a leader.

Team Building

Provide opportunities to amass an array of experiences and learn to be a team player through a wide variety of ECA groups and school anniversary fund-raising fun fair.

Community Engagement

Recommend territory-wide/ community-based cultural and entertainment activities and events by the ECA ambassadors.
Organize ‘Love Overflows’, a voluntary service programme for S4-S5 students to contribute to society through serving various disadvantaged groups in society.

Small acts of kindness can lead to great transformations. The Campus Transformer Program by U-fire Networks aims to nurture campus leaders to put Christian values of love, care and thanksgiving in action and to create a positive culture in the school.  Throughout the year, campus leaders brainstormed and organized campaigns to encourage their fellow schoolmates and teachers by sending out tailor-made gifts, words of encouragement and prayers in many creative ways.  Students also received inter-school training and coaching from external Christian leaders, broadening exposure and experiencing spiritual growth from the inside out.  We are honoured to join this movement and wish our campus leaders would not just impact the True Light family, but also inspire other young people in Hong Kong.  Please pray for us!

Go and make disciples of all ‘classes’!  Following the Great Commission, the annual Evangelical Fortnight aims to spread the good news of Jesus’ salvation to all students and teachers.  Creative campaigns are launched online and offline for everyone to experience the love of God through live music, interactive games, inspiring movies, hands-on workshops and heart-touching sharing, etc.  It is also a time for Christians in school to shine and share their faith openly with friends.  By the grace of God, many young girls have made their decisions to follow Jesus during this period of time, while some start to know God better by joining the Student Christian Fellowship.  The gospel is indeed good news worth spreading and we believe God will always surprise us with His amazing work!