Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.

Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, c. 1980s

This is the Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School, located at Oxford Road, Kowloon Tong. In 1961, the Club donated a funding of HK$1.77 million to build this technical school. The school was first named after The Jockey Club Modern School, and officially opened by the then Governor Sir Robert Black in February 1962. The school was renamed The Jockey Club Government Secondary Technical School one year after its opening and then to The Jockey Club Government Secondary School in 1997.