About WYK
The flag was designed by Leo Chu (67)to celebrate the 80th Anniversary of 11th Kowloon Group.
Annals from the first issue of The Shields (1953) will continue to be uploaded in albums on Pictures Page.
Please click here to read the whole article and the donation form.
To many Wah Yan students and alumni, the grass pitch has been the most important part of their school life on the Waterloo Road Campus since 1952. On this grass field where athletic and football games are the focus of our school life, our students sweat, weep and bleed; and there are memories of joy and pain. Unfortunately, in recent years the physical conditions of the pitch have deteriorated into a largely sandy patch beyond repair. The uneven, barren pitch surface has caused many students’ injury when jogging, running and playing football. Sports development in the School has been hampered by the poor conditions of the pitch.
The School Management Committee has decided, and has received approval from the Jesuit Superior General, to convert the grass pitch into an artificial turf pitch with improved drainage, after considering its considerable advantages over maintaining the field as a natural grass pitch....
Extracted from Signum Volume 2 (2012-2013).
Waving Farewell to the Principal
Having joined the College in March 2009, Principal Dr. Tan Kang John is going to leave his post at the end of the 2012-13 academic year – the headship of WYK will be transferred after he has completed his service in WYK for 54 months. He shared his pathway as the core of the school authority and his earnest advice for Wahyanites. ...(read the whole story)
新任校長──華仁仔鍾衞良先生訪問
「哪裏有需要，就往哪裏去」，這是1979年畢業舊生鍾衞良去年決定透過公開招聘投考九龍華仁書院校長的理念。鍾候任校長掌管九華之前，任慈雲山聖文德書院校長，事實上，他的教學及教育行政經驗相當豐富，他自1985年起教書至今共二十八年，曾當副校長十年、校長五年。 ...(閱讀全文)
Please click here to read the letter to alumni from Fr. Stephen Chow, S.J., on the recent Hong Kong media coverage about WYK.
Please click here to read the invitation and the enrollment form for the happy event.
Father Mallin taught in WYK in 1957~59, 60~69 and 70~71.
Father Coghlan interviewed him in 2012, "....I recalled for him the fact that very soon he would be celebrating his ninety-ninth
birthday..." Continue reading.
"This is Joseph Ng ('80), a tennis player from Wah Yan College, Kowloon. I am extremely pleased to learn that you are doing OK, and I will be passing this piece of great news to the Wahyanites I know.
For your information, a good number of us from the WYK tennis team in the 70s & 80s had founded the Fr. Finneran Memorial Fund helping out the WYK tennis team. We clinched 3rd place this year in the Inter-School Tennis Championship in Division I, but most important of all, we kept up the good training programme and passed what we have learned from Fr. Finneran, Mr. Francis Kong and you and teach the young wahyanites to be a "good man", and men for others."
Issue 12 of the Wah Yan Times is now online. Please click here to read the Principal Designate's 
pledge to bring a new beginning to WYK. The current grass football pitch will be renovated to an artificial turf pitch...to be completed in 2014...
(綜合報道)(星島日報報道)九月接任九龍華仁書院校長的鍾衞良，操守受到現任校長陳岡質疑，更因此辭任當然校董，觸發一場校政風波。九華校監兼校董會主席周守仁昨會見全體教師後，主動向傳媒證實鍾衞良曾在兩年前被女生投訴，涉及「體罰及不適當身體接觸」，但平等機會委員會調查證實指控不成立。他承認鍾衞良在遴選期間無主動披露，校董會通過第三者舉報始知悉事件，但堅稱鍾沒有誠信問題。記者 梁子健
周守仁昨偕參與校長遴選委員會成員、校友校董...
The following article is from Father Coghlan, "In October 2001 I spent eight days in Xavier Retreat House for my annual retreat. On previous occasions I have done my annual retreat in Xavier Retreat House, have had some holidays there and lived there for two years from 1959 to 1961. In this article I wish to share with Xavier House retreatants some of the glories of the house and Cheung Chau itself. I refer to the bird life of the island. The article is divided into three parts. Continue reading..."