The Student Association (SA) is led by an Executive Committee, supported by members of the subcommittee. The Executive Committee serves as a coordinator between the school and the student body, including the five houses and about 20 clubs and societies.
Divided into eight departments, the SA devotes herself to organising a wide range of co-curricular activities, major school functions and providing welfare services. Activities like Form One Orientation Programme and Camp, Inter-house Singing Contest, Inter-house Sports Competitions, Foundation Day, forums and seminars are organised annually, which often create lifelong collective memories and foster unity among students.
The Student Council, which serves as the School’s consultative body under the Secretaries Department the SA, comprises representatives from each class. It gathers and articulates students’ views, allowing class representatives to submit proposals and raise motions for deliberation and voting at the annual formal meetings. Relevant reports are then submitted to the Headmistress for consideration. Towards the end of each school year, the Headmistress engages in direct dialogue with all students. Through these channels, the Student Council promotes effective communication between the student body and the School.