- Address Presented to Miss Carden, Principal of St Stephen's Girls' College and Preparatory School Hong Kong...
This address in Chinese was presented to Miss Carden, the founding principal of St Stephen's Girls' College upon her departure from Hong Kong. It conveyed the gratitude and respect from parents and students for her sacrificial service to the School and Chinese girls in Hong Kong. The address was in Chinese with an English translation.
- Prospectus of St Stephen’s Girls’ College, 1913
The bilingual prospectus (1913) with application form appended stated the aim of the School, type of education provided, subjects taught, facilities and fees charged for boarders and day scholars. It also showed that a kindergarten for children aged 4 to 7 was added to the School.
- "The Central School: Can it Justify its Raison D'etre?"
Anonymous publication in 1877 criticising the Government's education policy regarding the Central School as unfair to religious schools.
- Hong Kong University - Objects, History, Present Position and Prospect, 1910
A detailed account given by Governor Sir Frederick Lugard, elaborating on the objects of the scheme to establish the University of Hong Kong, its development and prospect. The appendixes of the document include estimate of revenue and expenditure, speeches at the ceremony of the laying of the foundation stone, 16 March 1910, and plans of the Main Building and student quarters.
- Victoria British School
The Government had decided to close the Victoria British School in Causeway Bay by the end of 1931. About 50 children would be affected.
- Comments on education by the late Mr. Chan Tsz Po
This is a collection of the comments made by Chan Tsz Po (1862-1922) on education for the grassroots people, women and children covering a wide range of topics. The book was edited by his pupils Chan Tak Wan, Au Long Yeuk and Sinn Yuk Ching with explanatory notes. A selection of articles on primary schooling, female education, corporal punishment and word study was included in the report..
- Prospectus of 'French Convent School' (renamed St Paul's Convent School in 1955)
This prospectus stated the purpose, characteristics, curriculum, means of examination, timetable, general discipline, fees and outfit of the boarding school.
- Report of the Committee on Education
This report gave a full review of the existing education system in the colony and made suggestions for measures needed to improve efficiency and effectiveness of the schools under government inspection. Specific attention was given to the use of English as medium of instruction for Chinese children and the teaching of English and Chinese language on more practical terms.