In 1876, The building was found to be small and as a result, Bishop Raimondi bought a house at Caine Road, known as Buxley Lodge, and the brothers moved in with the students (Buxley Lodge - 9 Caine Road 1876).

St. Joseph's College in Robinsion Road 1881 on the right. In 1903, Two more blocks were built to accept more students. Part of the expenses was donated by the Government.

In 1918, An earthquake lasting 50 seconds struck in March. The Government determind that damage to the school building made it no longer suitable for use. They therefore permitted us to use the Club Germania building at 7 Kennedy Road, till now.

In 1920, A new block accommodation 650 boys was built under the direction of the principal Brother Aimar. Club Germania with the newly completed buildings on the right.

The Chapel Block of the old building.

The Old Building before the New Building was completed

Demolishing Club Germania

When the New Building was being built

Before the new building was completed

Foundation Stone of the New Building

 
On June 14 1962, The blessing foundation stone of the New Building at Kennedy Road by Brother Nicet Joseph Superior General of the Brothers took place. Bro. Nicet Joseph, the Superior General, lays the Foundation Stone.

Bishop Bianchi blesses the Foundation stone on the left.

In 1963, In October, the Governor, Sir Robert Brown Black officiated at the opening of the New Building and the Li Shek Peng Hall. Governor Sir Robert Black at the opening of the New Building on the right.

Inspecting a model of the New Building

Sir Robert Black making a speech at the openign ceremony. Notice the large wooden school badge at the back, it's still stored in the new hall store room!

Does this mean the end of our history? Certainly not! The things listed here are just the things before 1970s! We should know that not only these pale yellow photos are called history. Therefore, to our best efforts, we will show you the things after 1970s later...

And may we become part of the Green & White history.