1958: Raimondi College opened. It was dedicated to the memory of Bishop Raimondi, the first Catholic Bishop of Hong Kong. Raimondi College was the first Catholic Diocesan secondary school established in Hong Kong. Father J. Carra was appointed as Supervisor and Principal. <Read more ...>
The "Diocesan Home and Orphanage" was founded in 1869, replacing the "Diocesan Native Female Training School". It admitted boys and girls, and occupied the building at the corner of Eastern Street and Bonham Road.
By 1892 all the girls were transferred to the Fairlea School (later Heep Yunn). The Diocesan Home and Orphanage was renamed the "Diocesan School and Orphanage" and took in boys only. <Read more ...>
"The School was originally an orphanage in the name of “Le Calvaire” operated under “Sisters of St. Paul de Chartres”. It was completed in late 1907 and opened on 6 January 1908 by the then Governor, Sir Frederick Lugard accompanied by Bishop Pozzoni. During the Japanese Occupation, the site was once used as a police station and a jail. <Read more ...>
These Super 8 video clips were recorded during our SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School's tenth anniversary celebrations in November 1980. It is the only video footage we have from the school’s first thirty years. If The type of Super 8 film used for these recordings cannot record sound. All sounds and music were added in the editing process. The film was edited by Stephen Richards (http://longzijun.wordpress.com/)
Go back in time and explore the first ten years (1970-1979) of SKH Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School. You can meet the students and staff and find out what school life in Hong Kong was like during the 70s.
