Prefects Board - Students' Union

The Prefects Board 2005-2006

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Rank

Name

Class

Head Prefect	Adam Tang	L. 6A
Senior Prefect	Vincent Kee	L. 6C
Senior Prefect	Martin Li	L. 6B
Senior Prefect	Ivan Lam	L. 6C
Senior Prefect	Bobby Yu	L. 6B
Senior Prefect	Raymond Lau	L. 6B
Senior Prefect	Derek Kwan	L. 6B

　

Rank

Name

Class

School Prefect	Kristopher Lau	F. 4A
School Prefect	Jolyon Cheung	F. 4C
School Prefect	Terence Kwok	F. 4D
School Prefect	Joe Cheng	F. 4D
School Prefect	Alex Li	F. 4E
School Prefect	Joseph Tse	F. 4E
School Prefect	Felix Wong	F. 4B
School Prefect	Andrew Tsang	F. 4C
School Prefect	James Wong	F. 4D
School Prefect	Gary Lau	F. 4E
School Prefect	Edward Wu	F. 4E
School Prefect	Adrian Tong	F. 4E

Basic Structure

The Prefects' Board consists of the Head Prefect, 7 Senior Prefects, 12 School Prefects as well as 2 Class Prefects from each class. It is an individual sector of the Students' Union, i.e. meetings, decisions and duties carried out by the Prefects' Board do not need to be approved by the Students' Union. The Board is led by the Head Prefect in cooperation with the Discipline Master and discipline teachers.

• The Head Prefect is part of the Students' Union, selected during the formation of the Students' Union Executive Committee.
  　

• 7 Senior Prefects are Form 6 students chosen by the Head Prefect to assist him in maintaining discipline inside and outside the school.
  　

• 12 School Prefects are selected by the Head Prefect among Form 4 students. They will mainly be in charge of discipline within the school.
  　

• 2 Class Prefects will be selected from each class. The form teacher will choose these students and hand in their names to the school office on or before the second week of September. They are in charge of discipline inside classrooms.

Duties of Prefects

All Prefects are in charge of maintaining discipline. Different Prefects have different roles and authority. Actions carried out by Prefects MUST be just, fair, reasonable and comply with the Statement of Prefects' Authority. Prefects must not be rude, and should approach students who've offended school rules in a friendly way. If certain students disrespect any Prefect, this should be recorded down or reported to the Head Prefect. The Head Prefect will handle these situations, but if the seriousness of offence exceeds a certain limit, the Discipline Master will be informed.

Prefects are to be role models for other students to follow. The Guidelines of School Discipline gives detailed information of every student's proper manner and appearance. Prefects themselves must abide these rules and regulations, otherwise they will also risk punishment. When daily duties are assigned, Prefects must carry out their jobs. If a Prefect can't be present on certain occasions, he should inform the Head Prefect so that replacement can be made as soon as possible.
　

Other  Information

• Statement of Prefects Authority

• Guidelines for School Discipline

• Rights of Prefects