School Profile

The founder of New Asia College, Mr. Ch'ien Mu , conceived of the idea that New Asia College would establish a middle school and a research institute to provide secondary and postgraduate education respectively. He began making preparations to realize his idea.

The Board of Directors of New Asia College elected Mr. Lee Tsu-fa, Professor Wu Junsheng, Dr. Shen Yizhen, Professor Mei Yibao, Professor Mr. Tang Chun- I, Mr. Liu Handong, Dr. Sun Kuo-tung and Mr. Shu Tou established the New Asia Educational and Cultural Association , and applied to the Department of Education for setting up New Asia Secondary School.

• After New Asia College moved to the new campus in Shatin, New Asia Middle School was officially registered and began to rebuild the school building. In September of the same year, New Asia Middle School (NAMS) officially commenced, with only Secondary 1 (S1) classes at first.
• There were only 14 teachers and 8 S1 classes, with more than 300 students.

Mr. Sun Kuo-tung was appointed the first supervisor, and Mr. Shu Tou was appointed the first principal.

• The Houses of Intelligence, Literacy, Discipline and Courtesy were established, and the committee members of each house were elected by the students. Later, the "Four Houses Joint Conference" was established to hold regular meetings to discuss and plan activities for the whole school.
• Professor Huang Youdi was invited to compose the school song.

The 63rd Kowloon Scout Group was established.

The editorial team of The Farm was established. This school publication provides students with a platform for communication and creation through a variety of content.

Mr. Ch'ien Mu , the first Dean of New Asia College and the founder of New Asia Middle School, gave a speech at the 1st Graduation and Prize Presentation Ceremony.

The New Asia Middle School Teachers' Association was established to hold recreational and sports activities to enhance bonding among colleagues and increase teachers’ participation in school policy discussions and engagement in development of the school.

• NAMS changed from a private secondary school to a subsidized one. The number of teachers increased to more than 50, and the school had a total of 36 classes with more than 1,600 students. There were 8 classes in each of Form 1 to Form 3, 5 classes in each of Form 4 and Form 5, and 2 classes in Form 6.
• Mandarin lessons were added to the S1 and S2 curriculum and an ethics course was included in the S3 curriculum.

New Asia Research Institute and NAMS jointly organized a fete to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Ch'ien Mu on campus.

• An “Exemplary Class” scheme was launched.
• The summer school hours timetable was adopted.

• The school was converted into a subsidized one in stages, and the number of S1 classes was reduced from 8 to 7.
• An English Language Syllabus B Class was introduced in S4, allowing high-achieving English students to further improve their English proficiency and pursue more advanced goals --- attempt the HKCEE English Language Syllabus B exam paper.

The school building reconstruction project was finally completed, with 34 classrooms, 4 science laboratories, 2 scientific instrument rooms, a geography room, a wireless reception teaching room, a business studies room, an Art Room, a Music Room, a Design & T room, a counselling room, a library, a covered playground, a basketball court, a badminton court, a school hall and a canteen.

• Teachers could elect two representatives to attend school board meetings
• New Asia Middle School Alumni Association was established
• Mr. Tang Duanzheng became the second school supervisor

• A 2-week long cross-curricular academic and art event was jointly organized for the first time by the Chinese, English, History, Geography, Mathematics and Science societies, etc.
• A Computer Studies subject was introduced. Initially the school had only 11 computers and 2 printers.

• On the first Homecoming Day, more than 500 alumni revisited the school.
• The Education Department gave its approval for the school to convert the wire fence at Hop Yat Road into a stone wall
• A computer system for database management in the library was introduced to effectively manage the records of students borrowing and returning books

• All S1 to S3 students were required to take part in extra-curricular activities
• To align with the symmetrical class structure policy, the number of S1 classes was reduced from 7 to 6, and that of S4 was increased from 5 to 6

• Mr Lau Chi-fai and Mr. Heung Shu-fai were appointed school managers
• The 2-year matriculation course was adopted to prepare students for the Advanced Level (AL) examination

• Ms. Lau Wun-ying was appointed the second principal of the school
• Mr. Shu Tou became the third school supervisor

• The NAMS Parent-Teacher Association was established
• A time capsule was created and buried to mark the school’s 25th anniversary.

• The first Student Union and Student Council were established
• The school was rated as a positive value-added secondary school by the Education Bureau

Mr. Lau Chi Fai was appointed the fourth supervisor, and Mr. Wat Kai Chau was appointed the third principal

• Connections were built with Nanshan High School in Taiwan to facilitate cross-strait school exchange and collaboration programs in future.
• A drum ensemble was set up.

• To celebrate the school’s 30th Anniversary, a forum for principals from the Mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau was held.
• A school Improvement project was carried out, resulting in the addition of a Language Room, a Computer-assisted Learning (CAL) room, a Student Activity Centre, a Student Union Room and a PTA room, etc., and the installation of air conditioners in the library.

• "Footprints on Farm Road" was published
• Every year, essay competitions are to be held to mark the birthday of Confucius and Teacher's Day, Mother's Day and Father's Day with a view to improving students' understanding of Chinese culture and cultivating a spirit of respecting teachers and promoting filial piety
• Connections were built with Tianjin No. 2 High School, No.1 Middle School of Chuxiong in Yunnan, and Shandong Experimental High School to facilitate exchanges among teachers and students from different regions.

The Incorporated Management Committee of New Asia Middle School was established.

The Outstanding Students Association was established to nurture students to become leaders through a wide range of training, academic and cultural exchange activities.

• Mr. Wat Kai Chau was appointed the fifth supervisor, and Ms. Wong Wai Ting was appointed the fourth principal
• The consecration ceremony of the Confucius statue was held.
• A Music Day was introduced to foster students’ sense of belonging and unity through singing contests.

The Red Cross Youth League YU312 was established

S1 classes reduced from 5 to 4. Junior form classes were named Loyalty (忠), Filial Piety (孝), Benevolence (仁) and Love (愛), while senior form classes were named Honesty (信), Justice (義), Harmony (和), and Peace (平).

The 1st Graduation Ceremony of the Hong Kong College of Further Family Education

• A Variety Show in celebration of the 40th Anniversary of the school was held.
• A newly designed school jacket and sportswear for the four houses were introduced.
• The exterior and interior walls of the school buildings were painted in light blue

• The School History Room was opened.
• The school co-organized the “New Asia College Cultural Talks” with New Asia College.

• The 45th Anniversary Dinner was held.
• The iStudio was opened.

• New Asia College teachers and our teachers and students joined hands to paint the murals on the exterior school walls in Tin Kwong Road
• A concert named "Millennium Chinese Music Workshop" was held.
• Ms. Leung Suk Ching was appointed the fifth principal
• The 70th anniversary of New Asia College and the opening of the Heritage Trail in the Farm Road campus.

School suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic

• NA Campus TV opened
• School-based courses for the whole-person development of students were introduced in S4.
• After more than 600 days of online classes and half-day face-to-face classes, the whole school finally resumed full-day face-to-face classes on October 11