La Salle College

La Salle College, Hong Kong, founded in 1932, is a Catholic school in the ‘Lasallian’ tradition. The Lasallian school offers a Catholic education that is marked by a distinctive spirit. This spirit is rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ and in the spirituality and educational philosophy of Saint John Baptist De La Salle (1651 – 1719), founder of the Brothers of the Christian Schools.

La Salle College admitted its first batch of students in December 1931, with Brother Aimar serving as the Principal and was in full operation in early 1932. Between July 1977 and May 1979, the old building was knocked down to make way for a new and well-equipped school. The new school campus was then officially opened by Sir Murray MacLehose, the then Governor, on 19th February, 1982. Together with the School Improvement Programme (SIP) in 2005 where two new wings were added and named after the first two Principals, Brother Aimar and Brother Cassian, the College has the privilege to offer a wide range of learning activities and facilities with its spacious campus. In 2021-2022, the College celebrated its 90th Anniversary.