Queen's College, Hong Kong

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Queen's College, Hong Kong is one of Hong Kong's oldest and most prestigious government secondary schools, renowned for educating many prominent figures including revolutionary leader Sun Yat-sen.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf boys' school
government school
public school in Hong Kong
secondary school
country Hong Kong, China
surface form: Hong Kong
educationLevel secondary education
follows Hong Kong secondary school curriculum
formerName Government Central School
Victoria College
foundingDate 1862
gender boys
governingAuthority Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
surface form: Government of Hong Kong
hasAbbreviation QC
hasAlumnus Anson Chan's husband, Archibald Chan
Chow Cheung-fai
Lee Hysan
Sun Yat-sen
Szeto Wah
Tam Wah-ching
hasBuilding main teaching block
hasColor blue
red
white
hasFacility basketball courts
covered playground
library
school hall
science laboratories
sports grounds
hasLanguageSubject Chinese Language
English Language
Putonghua
hasMotto Labor et Virtus
hasNickname QC
isOneOf most prestigious secondary schools in Hong Kong
oldest government secondary schools in Hong Kong
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Causeway Bay
Hong Kong Island
Wan Chai District
mediumOfInstruction English-medium instruction school
mottoLanguage Latin
mottoTranslation Work and Virtue
namedAfter Queen Victoria
offersProgramme Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education curriculum
operatedBy Education Bureau
surface form: Education Bureau of Hong Kong
region East Point / Causeway Bay area
schoolSession day school
schoolType grammar school
streetAddress 120 Causeway Road

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Sun Yat-sen educatedAt Queen's College, Hong Kong
Sun I-hsien educatedAt Queen's College, Hong Kong
Leung Chun-ying educatedAt Queen's College, Hong Kong
this entity surface form: King’s College, Hong Kong