Anglo-Chinese Junior School at Coleman Street

The Anglo-Chinese School was founded by Bishop William F. Oldham in 1886, its first premises located at Amoy Street. As its enrolment increased steadily, the school moved to Coleman Street, where it stayed till 1993.

 

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