1952 | The Shanghai Street Children’s Centre was founded by Dr. T. J. Hua, the Rev. Smith and Mr. Peterson, Principal Probation Officer of the Government. |
1963 | The Centre moved to Shing Tak Street. The Boys’ Centre was established. |
1966 | Norway Hostel was taken over and renamed Un Chau Hostel. |
1970 | A school was established at the same building as Boys’ Centre School. |
1974 | Chak Yan Centre & Chak Yan Centre School commenced operation. |
1974 | Boys’ Centre and Boys’ Centre School were renamed Shing Tak Centre and Shing Tak Centre School. |
1974 | The Society’s name changed to Society of Boys’ Centres. |
1978 | Hui Chung Sing Memorial School was established at Pak Tin Estate. |
1983 | Chak Yan Centre School (Secondary Section) was established and commenced operation. |
1988 | Cheung Hong Hostel commenced operation. It started as a Hostel for licensees discharged from Government Boys’ Homes. Later it changed to help secondary boys with adjustment problems. |
1994 | Un Chau Hostel Expansion Project completed. |
1997 | Hui Chung Sing Memorial School moved to Pratas Street in Cheung Sha Wan. |
2001 | Multiple-intelligence Learning Centre funded by The Hongkong Bank Foundation commenced operation at Hui Chung Sing Memorial School. |
2001 | Chak Yan Centre School Extension Project completed. |
2003 | Un Chau Hostel Renovation Project completed. |
2004 | Cheung Hong Hostel Renovatoin Project completed. |
2005 | Shing Tak Centre and Shing Tak Centre School moved to Lee On Lane New Site in Kwun Tong. |
2006 | School Improvement Project of Chak Yan Centre School completed. |
2008 | The old Shing Tak Centre at Shing Tak Street was renovated to “SBC HongKong Bank Foundation Learning Development Centre”; named after a donation by the HongKong Bank Foundation. |
2015 | Shing Tak Centre School CPC Hall Renovation completed. |
2016 | Arts Development Base with Art@L at the SBC Hongkong Bank Foundation Learning Development Centre. |
2018 | Chak Yan Centre Improvement Project completed. Two quarters totaling 1400 square feet were converted to two function rooms for boys. |
2019 | Shing Tak Centre School jointly organized the Certificate in Pâtisserie and Café Operations (Senior Secondary Applied Learning) with the Hong Kong College of Technology. Students’ results will be appeared on the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Certificate, which is an important step to establish and develop the Career Planning in our schools. |
2022 | Chak Yan Centre School & Shing Tak Centre School were approved for a total of four Qualifications Framework courses. |
2023 | Our three School were approved for a total of ten Qualifications Framework courses. |
2023 | The old Shing Tak Centre (Shing Tak Street) provides the venue for the Tender Loving Care Charity Association Ltd (TLCC), which provides preschool language assessment, therapy and group training services to children from low-income families. |
