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Our
School Social Worker |
Welcome Paulinians! |
We are Ms Sheh and Miss Leung. We are pleased to introduce ourselves as the school social workers of SPCS.
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Ms Sheh: It is my pleasure to join the family of St. Paul’s Convent School. Secondary school is one of the most important times of our lives, I hope to accompany you all on this journey of growing up. “You have to believe in yourself. That’s the secret of success.” (Charles Chaplin, American actor)
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Miss Leung: Stories are windows through which we see the world. We are the authors of our very own tales, and I believe we have the power to decide what course our stories take: “Life is not the way it's supposed to be, it's the way it is. The way you cope with it is what makes the difference.” - Virginia Satir
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The School Social Work Service aims to facilitate students’ growth and development through individual counselling, delivering diversified programs and collaborating with teachers and parents. We hope to assist students who may be encountering academic, social or emotional challenges in developing their potential and preparing for adulthood.
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If you are feeling troubled and would like some advice on how to cope with the situation, you are most welcome to come chat with us. We are also most happy to explore with you any topics related to your personal growth.
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Ms Sheh will be at Room 213, the social worker’s room on 2/F, on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays regularly. On Wednesdays and school holidays except public holidays, she can be reached at the Caritas Office on Caine Road at 2523 0060.
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Miss Leung will be at Room 512A, the social worker’s room on 5/F, from Monday to Thursday regularly. On Fridays and school holidays except for public holidays, she can be reached at the Caritas Office on Caine Road at 2523 0060.
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We look forward to meeting you all, learning about your perspectives of the world and creating new chapters together. We look forward also to growing and learning alongside you in this unique community.
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See you all around campus!
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