Everyone Happy
Everyone Engaged
Everyone Learning
For every student to be the best that they can be.
Everyone Happy
Everyone Engaged
Everyone Learning
For every student to be the best that they can be.
What can JCSRS offer your family?
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ESF Network
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Focus on Belonging
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Inclusive Environment
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Personalised Learning
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Collaborative Partnerships
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Student Agency
Learning
Our curriculum is personalised, progressive, and focused on global competencies.
JCSRS offers vocational learning opportunities in the secondary curriculum, focusing on independent living, communication, job skills, and career planning. Students also benefit from job coaching support.
The therapy team at JCSRS collaborates with teachers and support staff to empower students, providing direct and indirect services to address various areas of development.
Testimonials
Lovely friends. funny teacher and best teacher.
Lovely friends. funny teacher and best teacher.
Year 8 student
(School) Giving me opportunities to showcase my talents.
(School) Giving me opportunities to showcase my talents.
Year 13 student
I am doing well at Vocational Education. I go to different places for different jobs. I got to perform at the CNY show across different schools. They are giving me opportunities to attend Access to explore my artistic ability. I was also given the opportunity to go to football.
I am doing well at Vocational Education. I go to different places for different jobs. I got to perform at the CNY show across different schools. They are giving me opportunities to attend Access to explore my artistic ability. I was also given the opportunity to go to football.
Year 14 student
What an amazing community we are part of. So grateful for everything you all have been bringing to our family.
What an amazing community we are part of. So grateful for everything you all have been bringing to our family.
Kelly, Mother of Liam
We are thrilled to see the renovated ground floor. Congratulations!
It depicts lots of thought put into the wellbeing of our kids. Thank you for always doing the Best.
A special thank you to all the teachers and therapists for their perseverance and dedication in all circumstances!
We are thrilled to see the renovated ground floor. Congratulations!
It depicts lots of thought put into the wellbeing of our kids. Thank you for always doing the Best.
A special thank you to all the teachers and therapists for their perseverance and dedication in all circumstances!
Mandira, Mother of Amrit
Thank you for your remarkable care, work, and facilitation of learning, growth and community!
Thank you for your remarkable care, work, and facilitation of learning, growth and community!
Ivan and Tina, parents of Mattias
What's New at JCSRS?
Yesterday, JCSRS held a staff meeting to celebrate the neuro-affirming approaches we value. We reflected on our 9 Benchmarks:
We are halfway through our week of celebrating and diving deep into the way we see our Neurodivergent students.
Today is all about "The Spiky Profile". In a traditional school, we often try to "round off" the spikes β trying to make a student "average" at everything. But in our world, those spikes are where the magic happens!
Think of our students like buildings. They have Superpowers (huge towers of talent), and they need Support Beams (help with the tricky bits).
If a student can name every stop on the Tuen Ma Line but struggles to hold a pencil, we don't take away the trains to force the writing. We use the trains to teach the writing!
Today's Neuroaffirming Nuance:
We aren't "ignoring" weaknesses; we are accommodating them so the strengths can shine. If a student is a visual genius but struggles with verbal instructions, a simple picture schedule is the "support beam" that lets their "superpower" work.
Image credit: The Well-Balanced OT
To kick off Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we're starting with a simple shift in how we look at our amazing students.
Imagine our school is a garden. In a garden, you don't get mad at a cactus for being prickly or a fern for needing extra shade; you just change where you plant them and how much you water them! π΅π»
Today's Neuroaffirming Nuance:
Instead of thinking, "How do I get this student to act 'normal'?", we're asking, "What kind of 'soil' does this brain need to grow today?"
Image credit and recognition to NeuroWild .
JCSRS are galloping into the Year of the Horse with a wide variety of engaging experiences and performances. We wish everyone a wonderful, prosperous and healthy year ahead! π
Our 40th Anniversary Fun Day was not only a celebration, but also a wonderful opportunity to connect with incredible organisations and partners that support neurodivergent students and adults in our Hong Kong community.
We were proud to have representatives from inspiring NGOs such as Youth Empowerment Service, The Nesbitt Centre, Sensational Foundation, ICHK Secondary and r Γ© n, who shared information about their programmes and social enterprise products for sale.
A special thank you also to our corporate partner Manulife Hong Kong and Macau, whose team volunteered on the day and, just as importantly, provides vocational placements and meaningful work opportunities for neurodivergent young people.
It was especially meaningful to welcome back our alumni, who are now thriving in roles within these very NGOs: a beautiful illustration of our school's ethos extending beyond our walls and into the wider community.
It's through partnerships like these that we continue to build a more inclusive, supportive, and opportunity-rich community for all. Thank you for raising awareness and for being part of this important journey.
#JCSRS40 #FunDay #CommunityPartnerships
Celebrating All Our Children at the JCSRS 40th Birthday Fun Day!
The JCSRS 40th Fun Day was a celebration dedicated to every child who makes our JCSRS community unique β this includes our students, their siblings, friends, and the children of our staff and colleagues. The Fun Day was designed specifically for them: a day to recognise their achievements, friendships, and kindness, and, above all, to have fun.
It was wonderful to see so many children take to the stage to share their talents. From seasoned performers to those playing for the very first time, we were treated to beautiful music by the JCSRS Orchestra, including moving renditions of "Ode to Joy" and "You Raise Me Up", and a vibrant Lunar New Year dance that filled the day with energy.
Most importantly, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to all the children who brought the day to life with your laughter, your play, and your wonderful spirit. You made the celebration unforgettable!
#JCSRS40 #CelebratingChildren
What a fantastic way to celebrate 40 years of JCSRS!
Seeing our whole community β students, families, staff, alumni, and partners β come together for a day of fun and connection was truly special. The atmosphere was full of laughter and positive energy, and it was wonderful to see everyone, especially all the children, enjoying the games, performances, and time with friends.
This event was a joyful reflection of our diverse and supportive community, and a fitting celebration of our school's 40-year journey. A sincere thank you to everyone who helped make it happen.
#JCSRS40 #FunDay #ESFCommunity #JCSRSCommunity
The wait is almost over β just one day to go!
Come celebrate 40 incredible years of JCSRS with our whole community tomorrow. Enjoy student performances, carnival games, delicious treats, and a magic show.
Let's make wonderful memories together.
#JCSRS40 #ESFCommunity
Join us in celebrating 40 incredible years of JCSRS!
#JCSRS40
Youβre invited to our JCSRS 40th Anniversary Fun Day! π
We are thrilled to extend an invitation to our friends, neighbours, and partners to celebrate a very special milestone β our 40th Anniversary!
Join us for a fantastic community day filled with fun, games, food, and memories. Our amazing PTA has been working hard to make this a day to remember.
π
Date: Saturday, 24 January
β° Time: 10 am β 2 pm
π Location: JCSRS Campus
This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, celebrate, and experience the vibrant spirit of our school community. All are welcome: friends from other ESF schools, community partners, and supporters of JCSRS.
We look forward to celebrating this joyous occasion with you!
#JCSRS40 #ESFCommunity
Yesterday, JCSRS held a staff meeting to celebrate the neuro-affirming approaches we value. We reflected on our 9 Benchmarks:
- Value the lived experience of neurodivergent people
- Use neurodivergent affirming language
- Respect bodily autonomy
- Promote self-advocacy
- Respect sensory needs (including stimming and ARFID)
- Learn and teach through strengths and interests
- Value neurodivergent communication
- Presume competence
- Adapt the environment, not the student
Staff received pin badges, kindly donated by Talos Foundation. The founders of this charity are JCSRS parents, and we are proud to support their work raising awareness of neurodivergence in the local Hong Kong community.
We are halfway through our week of celebrating and diving deep into the way we see our Neurodivergent students.
Today is all about "The Spiky Profile". In a traditional school, we often try to "round off" the spikes β trying to make a student "average" at everything. But in our world, those spikes are where the magic happens!
Think of our students like buildings. They have Superpowers (huge towers of talent), and they need Support Beams (help with the tricky bits).
If a student can name every stop on the Tuen Ma Line but struggles to hold a pencil, we don't take away the trains to force the writing. We use the trains to teach the writing!
Today's Neuroaffirming Nuance:
We aren't "ignoring" weaknesses; we are accommodating them so the strengths can shine. If a student is a visual genius but struggles with verbal instructions, a simple picture schedule is the "support beam" that lets their "superpower" work.
Image credit: The Well-Balanced OT
To kick off Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we're starting with a simple shift in how we look at our amazing students.
Imagine our school is a garden. In a garden, you don't get mad at a cactus for being prickly or a fern for needing extra shade; you just change where you plant them and how much you water them! π΅π»
Today's Neuroaffirming Nuance:
Instead of thinking, "How do I get this student to act 'normal'?", we're asking, "What kind of 'soil' does this brain need to grow today?"
Image credit and recognition to NeuroWild .
JCSRS are galloping into the Year of the Horse with a wide variety of engaging experiences and performances. We wish everyone a wonderful, prosperous and healthy year ahead! π
Our 40th Anniversary Fun Day was not only a celebration, but also a wonderful opportunity to connect with incredible organisations and partners that support neurodivergent students and adults in our Hong Kong community.
We were proud to have representatives from inspiring NGOs such as Youth Empowerment Service, The Nesbitt Centre, Sensational Foundation, ICHK Secondary and r Γ© n, who shared information about their programmes and social enterprise products for sale.
A special thank you also to our corporate partner Manulife Hong Kong and Macau, whose team volunteered on the day and, just as importantly, provides vocational placements and meaningful work opportunities for neurodivergent young people.
It was especially meaningful to welcome back our alumni, who are now thriving in roles within these very NGOs: a beautiful illustration of our school's ethos extending beyond our walls and into the wider community.
It's through partnerships like these that we continue to build a more inclusive, supportive, and opportunity-rich community for all. Thank you for raising awareness and for being part of this important journey.
#JCSRS40 #FunDay #CommunityPartnerships
Celebrating All Our Children at the JCSRS 40th Birthday Fun Day!
The JCSRS 40th Fun Day was a celebration dedicated to every child who makes our JCSRS community unique β this includes our students, their siblings, friends, and the children of our staff and colleagues. The Fun Day was designed specifically for them: a day to recognise their achievements, friendships, and kindness, and, above all, to have fun.
It was wonderful to see so many children take to the stage to share their talents. From seasoned performers to those playing for the very first time, we were treated to beautiful music by the JCSRS Orchestra, including moving renditions of "Ode to Joy" and "You Raise Me Up", and a vibrant Lunar New Year dance that filled the day with energy.
Most importantly, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to all the children who brought the day to life with your laughter, your play, and your wonderful spirit. You made the celebration unforgettable!
#JCSRS40 #CelebratingChildren
What a fantastic way to celebrate 40 years of JCSRS!
Seeing our whole community β students, families, staff, alumni, and partners β come together for a day of fun and connection was truly special. The atmosphere was full of laughter and positive energy, and it was wonderful to see everyone, especially all the children, enjoying the games, performances, and time with friends.
This event was a joyful reflection of our diverse and supportive community, and a fitting celebration of our school's 40-year journey. A sincere thank you to everyone who helped make it happen.
#JCSRS40 #FunDay #ESFCommunity #JCSRSCommunity
The wait is almost over β just one day to go!
Come celebrate 40 incredible years of JCSRS with our whole community tomorrow. Enjoy student performances, carnival games, delicious treats, and a magic show.
Let's make wonderful memories together.
#JCSRS40 #ESFCommunity
Join us in celebrating 40 incredible years of JCSRS!
#JCSRS40
Youβre invited to our JCSRS 40th Anniversary Fun Day! π
We are thrilled to extend an invitation to our friends, neighbours, and partners to celebrate a very special milestone β our 40th Anniversary!
Join us for a fantastic community day filled with fun, games, food, and memories. Our amazing PTA has been working hard to make this a day to remember.
π
Date: Saturday, 24 January
β° Time: 10 am β 2 pm
π Location: JCSRS Campus
This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, celebrate, and experience the vibrant spirit of our school community. All are welcome: friends from other ESF schools, community partners, and supporters of JCSRS.
We look forward to celebrating this joyous occasion with you!
#JCSRS40 #ESFCommunity
Yesterday, JCSRS held a staff meeting to celebrate the neuro-affirming approaches we value. We reflected on our 9 Benchmarks:
- Value the lived experience of neurodivergent people
- Use neurodivergent affirming language
- Respect bodily autonomy
- Promote self-advocacy
- Respect sensory needs (including stimming and ARFID)
- Learn and teach through strengths and interests
- Value neurodivergent communication
- Presume competence
- Adapt the environment, not the student
Staff received pin badges, kindly donated by Talos Foundation. The founders of this charity are JCSRS parents, and we are proud to support their work raising awareness of neurodivergence in the local Hong Kong community.
We are halfway through our week of celebrating and diving deep into the way we see our Neurodivergent students.
Today is all about "The Spiky Profile". In a traditional school, we often try to "round off" the spikes β trying to make a student "average" at everything. But in our world, those spikes are where the magic happens!
Think of our students like buildings. They have Superpowers (huge towers of talent), and they need Support Beams (help with the tricky bits).
If a student can name every stop on the Tuen Ma Line but struggles to hold a pencil, we don't take away the trains to force the writing. We use the trains to teach the writing!
Today's Neuroaffirming Nuance:
We aren't "ignoring" weaknesses; we are accommodating them so the strengths can shine. If a student is a visual genius but struggles with verbal instructions, a simple picture schedule is the "support beam" that lets their "superpower" work.
Image credit: The Well-Balanced OT
To kick off Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we're starting with a simple shift in how we look at our amazing students.
Imagine our school is a garden. In a garden, you don't get mad at a cactus for being prickly or a fern for needing extra shade; you just change where you plant them and how much you water them! π΅π»
Today's Neuroaffirming Nuance:
Instead of thinking, "How do I get this student to act 'normal'?", we're asking, "What kind of 'soil' does this brain need to grow today?"
Image credit and recognition to NeuroWild .
JCSRS are galloping into the Year of the Horse with a wide variety of engaging experiences and performances. We wish everyone a wonderful, prosperous and healthy year ahead! π
Our 40th Anniversary Fun Day was not only a celebration, but also a wonderful opportunity to connect with incredible organisations and partners that support neurodivergent students and adults in our Hong Kong community.
We were proud to have representatives from inspiring NGOs such as Youth Empowerment Service, The Nesbitt Centre, Sensational Foundation, ICHK Secondary and r Γ© n, who shared information about their programmes and social enterprise products for sale.
A special thank you also to our corporate partner Manulife Hong Kong and Macau, whose team volunteered on the day and, just as importantly, provides vocational placements and meaningful work opportunities for neurodivergent young people.
It was especially meaningful to welcome back our alumni, who are now thriving in roles within these very NGOs: a beautiful illustration of our school's ethos extending beyond our walls and into the wider community.
It's through partnerships like these that we continue to build a more inclusive, supportive, and opportunity-rich community for all. Thank you for raising awareness and for being part of this important journey.
#JCSRS40 #FunDay #CommunityPartnerships
Celebrating All Our Children at the JCSRS 40th Birthday Fun Day!
The JCSRS 40th Fun Day was a celebration dedicated to every child who makes our JCSRS community unique β this includes our students, their siblings, friends, and the children of our staff and colleagues. The Fun Day was designed specifically for them: a day to recognise their achievements, friendships, and kindness, and, above all, to have fun.
It was wonderful to see so many children take to the stage to share their talents. From seasoned performers to those playing for the very first time, we were treated to beautiful music by the JCSRS Orchestra, including moving renditions of "Ode to Joy" and "You Raise Me Up", and a vibrant Lunar New Year dance that filled the day with energy.
Most importantly, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to all the children who brought the day to life with your laughter, your play, and your wonderful spirit. You made the celebration unforgettable!
#JCSRS40 #CelebratingChildren
What a fantastic way to celebrate 40 years of JCSRS!
Seeing our whole community β students, families, staff, alumni, and partners β come together for a day of fun and connection was truly special. The atmosphere was full of laughter and positive energy, and it was wonderful to see everyone, especially all the children, enjoying the games, performances, and time with friends.
This event was a joyful reflection of our diverse and supportive community, and a fitting celebration of our school's 40-year journey. A sincere thank you to everyone who helped make it happen.
#JCSRS40 #FunDay #ESFCommunity #JCSRSCommunity
The wait is almost over β just one day to go!
Come celebrate 40 incredible years of JCSRS with our whole community tomorrow. Enjoy student performances, carnival games, delicious treats, and a magic show.
Let's make wonderful memories together.
#JCSRS40 #ESFCommunity
Join us in celebrating 40 incredible years of JCSRS!
#JCSRS40
Youβre invited to our JCSRS 40th Anniversary Fun Day! π
We are thrilled to extend an invitation to our friends, neighbours, and partners to celebrate a very special milestone β our 40th Anniversary!
Join us for a fantastic community day filled with fun, games, food, and memories. Our amazing PTA has been working hard to make this a day to remember.
π
Date: Saturday, 24 January
β° Time: 10 am β 2 pm
π Location: JCSRS Campus
This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, celebrate, and experience the vibrant spirit of our school community. All are welcome: friends from other ESF schools, community partners, and supporters of JCSRS.
We look forward to celebrating this joyous occasion with you!
#JCSRS40 #ESFCommunity
Yesterday, JCSRS held a staff meeting to celebrate the neuro-affirming approaches we value. We reflected on our 9 Benchmarks:
- Value the lived experience of neurodivergent people
- Use neurodivergent affirming language
- Respect bodily autonomy
- Promote self-advocacy
- Respect sensory needs (including stimming and ARFID)
- Learn and teach through strengths and interests
- Value neurodivergent communication
- Presume competence
- Adapt the environment, not the student
Staff received pin badges, kindly donated by Talos Foundation. The founders of this charity are JCSRS parents, and we are proud to support their work raising awareness of neurodivergence in the local Hong Kong community.
We are halfway through our week of celebrating and diving deep into the way we see our Neurodivergent students.
Today is all about "The Spiky Profile". In a traditional school, we often try to "round off" the spikes β trying to make a student "average" at everything. But in our world, those spikes are where the magic happens!
Think of our students like buildings. They have Superpowers (huge towers of talent), and they need Support Beams (help with the tricky bits).
If a student can name every stop on the Tuen Ma Line but struggles to hold a pencil, we don't take away the trains to force the writing. We use the trains to teach the writing!
Today's Neuroaffirming Nuance:
We aren't "ignoring" weaknesses; we are accommodating them so the strengths can shine. If a student is a visual genius but struggles with verbal instructions, a simple picture schedule is the "support beam" that lets their "superpower" work.
Image credit: The Well-Balanced OT
To kick off Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we're starting with a simple shift in how we look at our amazing students.
Imagine our school is a garden. In a garden, you don't get mad at a cactus for being prickly or a fern for needing extra shade; you just change where you plant them and how much you water them! π΅π»
Today's Neuroaffirming Nuance:
Instead of thinking, "How do I get this student to act 'normal'?", we're asking, "What kind of 'soil' does this brain need to grow today?"
Image credit and recognition to NeuroWild .
Our 40th Anniversary Fun Day was not only a celebration, but also a wonderful opportunity to connect with incredible organisations and partners that support neurodivergent students and adults in our Hong Kong community.
We were proud to have representatives from inspiring NGOs such as Youth Empowerment Service, The Nesbitt Centre, Sensational Foundation, ICHK Secondary and r Γ© n, who shared information about their programmes and social enterprise products for sale.
A special thank you also to our corporate partner Manulife Hong Kong and Macau, whose team volunteered on the day and, just as importantly, provides vocational placements and meaningful work opportunities for neurodivergent young people.
It was especially meaningful to welcome back our alumni, who are now thriving in roles within these very NGOs: a beautiful illustration of our school's ethos extending beyond our walls and into the wider community.
It's through partnerships like these that we continue to build a more inclusive, supportive, and opportunity-rich community for all. Thank you for raising awareness and for being part of this important journey.
#JCSRS40 #FunDay #CommunityPartnerships
Celebrating All Our Children at the JCSRS 40th Birthday Fun Day!
The JCSRS 40th Fun Day was a celebration dedicated to every child who makes our JCSRS community unique β this includes our students, their siblings, friends, and the children of our staff and colleagues. The Fun Day was designed specifically for them: a day to recognise their achievements, friendships, and kindness, and, above all, to have fun.
It was wonderful to see so many children take to the stage to share their talents. From seasoned performers to those playing for the very first time, we were treated to beautiful music by the JCSRS Orchestra, including moving renditions of "Ode to Joy" and "You Raise Me Up", and a vibrant Lunar New Year dance that filled the day with energy.
Most importantly, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to all the children who brought the day to life with your laughter, your play, and your wonderful spirit. You made the celebration unforgettable!
#JCSRS40 #CelebratingChildren
What a fantastic way to celebrate 40 years of JCSRS!
Seeing our whole community β students, families, staff, alumni, and partners β come together for a day of fun and connection was truly special. The atmosphere was full of laughter and positive energy, and it was wonderful to see everyone, especially all the children, enjoying the games, performances, and time with friends.
This event was a joyful reflection of our diverse and supportive community, and a fitting celebration of our school's 40-year journey. A sincere thank you to everyone who helped make it happen.
#JCSRS40 #FunDay #ESFCommunity #JCSRSCommunity
Youβre invited to our JCSRS 40th Anniversary Fun Day! π
We are thrilled to extend an invitation to our friends, neighbours, and partners to celebrate a very special milestone β our 40th Anniversary!
Join us for a fantastic community day filled with fun, games, food, and memories. Our amazing PTA has been working hard to make this a day to remember.
π
Date: Saturday, 24 January
β° Time: 10 am β 2 pm
π Location: JCSRS Campus
This is a wonderful opportunity to connect, celebrate, and experience the vibrant spirit of our school community. All are welcome: friends from other ESF schools, community partners, and supporters of JCSRS.
We look forward to celebrating this joyous occasion with you!
#JCSRS40 #ESFCommunity
Weather Alert - 27 August 2026
The Hong Kong Observatory has issued the Red Rainstorm Warning Signal.
In accordance with the Education Bureau (EDB) announcement, all face-to-face classes at our school will be suspended today.
Teachers will share information about online learning and resources by 9 am.
