Overview of the St. Patrick’s Salesian School
St. Patrick’s Salesian School is an Independent Church School with a Service Agreement with the Education Department. Therefore, both the Salesians and the State envisage the need to safeguard the identity and ethos of its Catholic ethos; nonetheless students are admitted to the school irrespective of faith.
The Salesians of Don Bosco ensure that the School provides their students with an educational programme within the National Curriculum Framework and in line with current Educational Policies.
The School’s identity is built on its delivery of a teaching intervention catering primarily for children whose educational attainment has been impaired by their traumatic experiences and educational, social, emotional and behavioural challenges.
The school, besides mainstream subjects, provides vocational as well as applied education training to students who particularly need a more personalised approach. The school provides secondary education with a maximum capacity of 75 students, namely having not more than 15 students per class. The school will continue to cooperate with the Minister responsible for Education and Sport and offer its services to students in line with other alternative learning programmes maintained by the said ministry. Day students benefit from transport facilities as manned and financed by the State.
All employees and volunteers are bound by the applicable Codes of Ethics, the Education Act (Cap. 327) and related Subsidiary Legislations, national and ecclesiastical policies and/or documents to safeguard the well-being of one and all.