Diocesan Girls' School 拔萃女書院
Diocesan Girls' School is a direct subsidy scheme secondary school in Yau Tsim Mong District (girls, whole day) at 1 Jordan Road Kowloon. The nearest MTR station is Jordan, about 300 m away in a straight line.
School details
- Category
- Direct Subsidy Scheme Secondary Schools
- Finance type
- Direct Subsidy Scheme
- Pupils
- Girls
- Session
- Whole day
- Religion
- Protestant
- Address
- 1 Jordan Road Kowloon
- District
- Yau Tsim Mong District
- Website
- www.dgs.edu.hk
- Nearby MTR
- Jordan (about 300 m), Yau Ma Tei (about 700 m), Austin (about 750 m)
Location
Nearby estates and buildings
Other secondary schools within 1 km
- Methodist Collegeabout 250 m
- Newman Catholic Collegeabout 450 m
- Hongkong Limai Schoolabout 500 m
- St. Mary's Canossian Collegeabout 550 m
- Elchk Lutheran Secondary Schoolabout 700 m
- Carmel Secondary Schoolabout 750 m
- True Light Girls' Collegeabout 750 m
- Sheng Kung Hui Holy Trinity Church Secondary Schoolabout 750 m
- Lai Chack Middle Schoolabout 800 m
Common questions
- Where is Diocesan Girls' School?
- Diocesan Girls' School is at 1 Jordan Road Kowloon (Yau Tsim Mong District). The nearest MTR station is Jordan, about 300 m away in a straight line.
- What type of school is Diocesan Girls' School?
- Diocesan Girls' School is listed under direct subsidy scheme secondary schools. Finance type: Direct Subsidy Scheme; pupils: girls; session: whole day; religion: Protestant.
- Does living nearby give a place at Diocesan Girls' School?
- Diocesan Girls' School's address is in Yau Tsim Mong District. Secondary central allocation normally uses the district of the pupil's primary school rather than the home address. Check the Education Bureau's school-net lists and admission arrangements for the relevant year.
Source and notes
Source: Education Bureau, School Location and Information, obtained through DATA.GOV.HK. School details are as published by the source; admission arrangements, fees and school nets are as announced by the Education Bureau and the school. Distances are straight lines, not walking routes. The Government owns the intellectual property rights in the data, and this page is not endorsed by the Government.
