Holy Trinity College, Hong Kong 4.34

Holy Trinity College is a Roman Catholic girls' secondary school in the Shek Kip Mei area of Hong Kong.School NameThe school name is a reference to the Holy Trinity within Christianity, referring to the three forms of God.HistoryIn 1966, the school was founded as a private school by Sr. Rose Mary, who was principal of the school for 30 years. In 1968, when the school had changed to a private assisted school, the formal opening ceremony was held. In 1973, its matriculation (form 6 and 7) courses were initiated.On HTC's 10th anniversary, in the year of 1976, the new wing of the campus was opened. Two years later, the school had become a fully subsidized school. In 1984, the school garden was opened.Stepping into the 90s, the school underwent a series of modernization and improvement. In 1990, the Students' Association was established. In 1993, air-conditioners were installed in the hall. In 1996, upon Sr. Rose Mary's retirement, Sr. Juliana succeeded to be the school principal. On the edge of the century, the school gradually computerized. The school hall was demolished in 2004, in order to build a new annex. In April, 2011, the school held a 45th anniversary open day.School BadgeThe outline is in lily shape, it is a symbol of purity, in thought, words, deeds and attire. The triangle represents trinity, 3 persons in God: spirit of harmony, co-operation, unity and love. Circle represents Eternity. That means God has no beginning and no end, and so is friendship. Dove is the Holy spirit, endowing grace of wisdom, charity, courage and fortitude.