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皇仁書院皇仁書院
Queen's College
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「勤有功」
拉丁語: "Labor Omnia Vincit"
成立
1862年
類型
官立中學
（教學語言：英文）
校長
李樂然
職員
約60人
學生
約1200人，33個班別
地點
銅鑼灣高士威道120號
面積約16766方米
刊物
黃龍報
電話
(852) 2576 1992
網站
http://www.qc.edu.hk/
皇仁書院是香港最早的官立中學，現時為以英語為教學語言的男子中學。中文校訓是「勤有功」，而拉丁文校訓則是Labor Omnia Vincit。
歷史
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1897年的皇仁書院校舍
皇仁書院前身是創立於1862年的中央書院（The Government Central School），孫逸仙曾於此上課。校舍座落於中環歌賦街，史釗域博士擔任首任校長。當時他還兼任學校督察和布政司(政務司)，直至1879年3月香港政府另行設立教育部門管理香港學校為止。有別於現時絕大部份學生來自本地，當時中央書院的學生來自世界不同各地，主要研究中國古典書籍。
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1903年的皇仁書院校舍
1884年4月26日，當時港督寶雲主持了中央書院新校舍的奠基儀式，孫中山先生也有出席。到了1889年，位於中環鴨巴甸街及荷李活道交界的新校舍啟用，校名更改為維多利亞書院（Victoria College）。新校舍是當時香港最大的校舍。1894年，校名再更改為皇仁書院，一直沿用至今。當時該校主要教授算術、文法及常識等科目，為19世紀末的香港所罕見。由1920年代起，該校開始展現其優秀的學術及體育成就，廣為公眾認識。
第二次世界大戰期間，日本攻佔香港。皇仁書院於1941年底被逼停辦。校舍初時成為日軍總部，其後完全毀於戰火，僅留下兩尊大炮和中央書院第二任校長胡禮的半身雕像。
戰事完結後，皇仁書院在1947年起曾於堅尼地道的臨時校舍重開。1950年9月22日，位於銅鑼灣鄰近維多利亞公園的現址的校舍，由當時港督葛量洪揭幕，並於同日正式啟用，沿用至今。
辦學宗旨
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現時皇仁書院校舍
皇仁書院的辦學宗旨，是為學生提供各方面的教育，目的是使學生在德、智、體、群、美各方面均有卓越的發展，藉此讓他們在人生各方面都有成就感和能成為明日的領袖。
收生及教學語言
2004年，皇仁書院在校學生約1200人，分佈於33個班別。中一至中五設5個班別（A、B、C、D、E），每班約40人，其中中一的A 班為輔導班。中六至中七設4個班別A（Arts文科）、E（Engineering工程學，校內亦稱純數班）、M（Medical醫科，校內亦稱生物班）、S（Science科學，校內亦稱數統班）。A班30人，E、M、S均為27人。校內部份中一學生是由香港教育統籌局實施的中學學位分配辦法中招收，並以軒尼詩道官立小學以聯繫學校的關係收生最多，另一部份則是在自行分配學位中招收。學生均為第一組別的學生，學術成績較佳。
皇仁書院為香港114間使用英文作為教學語文的中學之一。除中國語文、中國歷史、中國語文及文化科及普通話外，其餘所有科目均使用英文作為教學語文。
校舍
皇仁書院校舍座落香港島中部的灣仔區，實際位置位於銅鑼灣天后，高士威道及銅鑼灣道之交界，毗鄰維多利亞公園及香港中央圖書館。校園的面積達16000平方米，較香港一般中學為大。
校舍內的設施如下：
27個課室
6個實驗室
2個生物實驗室
2個物理實驗室
2個化學實驗室
2個演講室
2個電腦室
多媒體學習中心
地理室
歷史室
音樂室
美術室
攝影室
童軍室 (獨立建築物, 前身為更衣室及校工宿舍)
小食部
飯堂 (由舊生會管理)
學生會及夜校辦事處
學生活動中心
多用途禮堂 (雙層)
接待室
校務處
8個教員室
教員休息室
2個操場
4個籃球場
1個排球場
圖書館
天文房
大草坪
花園 (名為曉陽閣)
健身室
會客室
學生會
皇仁書院學生會成立於1984年，根據會章，學生會需要協調各學會並舉辦一些活動，包括一年一度的開放日也是學生會全權負責的。學生會的幹事會由同學組織候選政黨，並在10月份全體學生投票選出。學生會的刊物為《匯聲》。
活動及成就
所有學生均被分配至8個學社（house）中的其中一個。學社制度於1950年代由威廉臣校長所創立，分別為Dealy( 狄烈)、Stewart( 史釗域)、Wright( 胡禮)、Kay( 啟)、Crook( 古祿)、Tanner( 丹拿)、De Rome( 狄龍)和School，其後School House在威廉臣校長離任後改為Williamson House( 威廉臣)。各社以皇仁書院最早和有貢獻的8名校長命名。學社於水運會、陸運會和其他社際比賽中互相競爭，鼓勵學生的團隊精神和合作精神，也使不同年級的學生能夠融洽共處。此外，皇仁書院各個校隊經常參予校際比賽，而且屢獲殊榮。
皇仁書院設有40多個不同類型的學會，類型分別有體育、康樂、宗教、社會服務及學術範疇。除了學會外，皇仁書院還有四個制服團體，分別是香港海事青年團、香港紅十字會青年團、交通安全隊及童軍，多元化的學會選擇，令學生有更多機會參加課外活動，培養多方面的興趣和技能。不少學會會聯同其他學校舉辦聯校活動，擴闊學生視野。部份更積極投入公益慈善，幫助社會有需要的一群。
皇仁書院學生於學術上的成就備受不少香港人認同。在香港會考，皇仁書院是香港產生最多「十優狀元」（應考的10科全部取得A等成績）的學校。由1990年至2006年期間，皇仁書院已累積產生了48個「十優狀元」。單2003年一屆，200個皇仁書院中五學生中，已合共取得455個A等成績，人均取A數目是全香港最高。
於2006年4月28至29日的兩日開放日中，更錄得了6309個參觀人次，為有史以來第二高的成績。
2007-03-05 1:47 am
Queen's College (皇仁書院), initially named the Central School (中央書院) in 1862, renamed as Victoria College (維多利亞書院) in 1889, is a sixth form college for boys with a secondary school attached. It was the first public secondary school founded in Hong Kong by the British colonial government. Queen's College obtained its present name in 1894 and it is now located at Causeway Bay, Hong Kong.
The Central School was established in 1862 at Gough Street, Central. Dr. Frederick Stewart was appointed the first Headmaster of the Central School, as well as Inspector of Schools in the Colony.
The Headmaster of the Central School was responsible for supervising all schools in Hong Kong until March 1879 when the Government established a separate office for the Inspector of Schools, predecessor of the present Department of Education.
During the school's early years, the student population consisted of a variety of nationalities. Whereas Chinese students enrolled in English, students from other nationalities were expected to study Chinese classics.
Secular schooling sparked much controversies among the Hong Kong Governor and religious leaders. In many occasions, the Governor personally scrutinized and intervened the school operations. The Government later established a grant program to put religious schools at the same funding level as the Central School. On April 26, 1884, Sir George Bowen, Governor of Hong Kong (1883-87), administered the stone-laying ceremony for the new school building at Aberdeen Street. As a student, Sun Yat-sen also attended the ceremony. On the recommendation of the Governor, the Central School was to be known as Victoria College when it moved to the new site.
The school moved to Aberdeen Street in 1889. At that time, the school was one of the largest and most expensive buildings in Hong Kong. In 1894, the school was renamed Queen's College.
The Japanese invasion forced school closure in 1941. During the Japanese occupation, the school site was used as the Army Headquarters. The two notable cannons at the current school entrance were found in the rubble at Aberdeen Street.
After World War II, the school re-opened in a temporary site on Kennedy Road in 1947. It moved to the present site on Causeway Road, opposite Victoria Park, on September 22, 1950.
A tourist tour on the history of Sun Yat-sen usually includes the location of the first site of the school at Gough Street, Central.
[edit] 2006 Robbery Scandal
Two students aged 16 from the school were accused of robbery in 2006. One of the them tried to make a Chinese herbalist unconscious with a towel soaked in chloroform and threatened him with a knife pointing to his waist in order to rob him. Another one kept watch outside the herbalist's clinic. Fortunately, the incident did not cause any injuries and no properties were lost. However, both of them were found guilty. The one who kept watch downstairs had to carry out 240 hours of social service with a curfew restriction. [1]
[edit] 2007 Indecent Assault Scandal
Jack Hui (許子岳), a secondary 7 student from Queen's College, who has won medals in International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) and various national and regional mathematics competitions, was involved in an indecent assault case.
He was accused of indecent assaulting an air hostess dressed in her uniform by fondling her thigh on board of an airport bus of A10 route on January 2, 2007. Hui pleaded not guilty in the first trial on January 12, 2007 and the judge granted the request to delay the trial to May 14, 2007 so that Hui could sit for the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination. [2]
See Jack Hui for more details of this case.
The Central School was established in 1862 at Gough Street, Central. Dr. Frederick Stewart was appointed the first Headmaster of the Central School, as well as Inspector of Schools in the Colony.
The Headmaster of the Central School was responsible for supervising all schools in Hong Kong until March 1879 when the Government established a separate office for the Inspector of Schools, predecessor of the present Department of Education.
During the school's early years, the student population consisted of a variety of nationalities. Whereas Chinese students enrolled in English, students from other nationalities were expected to study Chinese classics.
Secular schooling sparked much controversies among the Hong Kong Governor and religious leaders. In many occasions, the Governor personally scrutinized and intervened the school operations. The Government later established a grant program to put religious schools at the same funding level as the Central School. On April 26, 1884, Sir George Bowen, Governor of Hong Kong (1883-87), administered the stone-laying ceremony for the new school building at Aberdeen Street. As a student, Sun Yat-sen also attended the ceremony. On the recommendation of the Governor, the Central School was to be known as Victoria College when it moved to the new site.
The school moved to Aberdeen Street in 1889. At that time, the school was one of the largest and most expensive buildings in Hong Kong. In 1894, the school was renamed Queen's College.
The Japanese invasion forced school closure in 1941. During the Japanese occupation, the school site was used as the Army Headquarters. The two notable cannons at the current school entrance were found in the rubble at Aberdeen Street.
After World War II, the school re-opened in a temporary site on Kennedy Road in 1947. It moved to the present site on Causeway Road, opposite Victoria Park, on September 22, 1950.
A tourist tour on the history of Sun Yat-sen usually includes the location of the first site of the school at Gough Street, Central.
[edit] 2006 Robbery Scandal
Two students aged 16 from the school were accused of robbery in 2006. One of the them tried to make a Chinese herbalist unconscious with a towel soaked in chloroform and threatened him with a knife pointing to his waist in order to rob him. Another one kept watch outside the herbalist's clinic. Fortunately, the incident did not cause any injuries and no properties were lost. However, both of them were found guilty. The one who kept watch downstairs had to carry out 240 hours of social service with a curfew restriction. [1]
[edit] 2007 Indecent Assault Scandal
Jack Hui (許子岳), a secondary 7 student from Queen's College, who has won medals in International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) and various national and regional mathematics competitions, was involved in an indecent assault case.
He was accused of indecent assaulting an air hostess dressed in her uniform by fondling her thigh on board of an airport bus of A10 route on January 2, 2007. Hui pleaded not guilty in the first trial on January 12, 2007 and the judge granted the request to delay the trial to May 14, 2007 so that Hui could sit for the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination. [2]
See Jack Hui for more details of this case.
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