Maryknoll Kindergarten opens in the Sisters’ Community Room of the Convent Parlour at 103 Austin Road.
Mother Mary Joseph visits Hong Kong and the School for the first time.
A portion of the Convent industrial room is given to the School to provide adequate space for new classes.
A flat in King’s Terrace, adjoining the Convent property, is rented to accommodate the steady increase in classes and enrolment.
The property on Waterloo Road is acquired with the help of His Excellency Bishop Valtorta and Rev. Giovanni Spada. The School moves to Torres Building at 2 Kimberley Road.
The first uniform of Maryknoll is adopted.
Mother Mary Joseph visits Hong Kong and the School for the second time.
MCS moves to 248 Prince Edward Road.
Hong Kong Governor, Sir Andrew Caldecott, lays the cornerstone of the new building in Kowloon Tong. MCS becomes a Grant-in-Aid School.
The School sees its first student enter the University of Hong Kong.
MCS moves to a new building at the intersection of Waterloo Road and Boundary Street.
The School sends off its first matriculation class after the move to Kowloon Tong.
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