Class Committee, Care Force, Student Council
Every class in Nan Hua High School has its own Class Committee, consisting of a chairman, a vice-chairman, a treasurer, a care representative and other subject representatives.
The Care Representative in each class are also members of the "Care Force". The "Care Force" also consists of other willing volunteer. Their responsibility is to show care and concern for their friends and help to build friendship across classes and schools.
The Student Council of Nan Hua High School was formed in 1993. It consists of a group of student leaders spearhead important school events and project and present proposals to improve the school environment. Examples of events organised and led by the students council includes the Secondary One Registartion Exercise and Orientation Programme, the Combined Student Leaders' Investiture, Teachers' Day Celebration, Secondary 4 Graduation Night and Student Planning Day.
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