St. Paul's College is a well-known Band 1 school in Hong Kong, located in the Central and Western District and run by the Anglican Church. Founded in 1851, it was the first secondary school in Hong Kong and is one of the oldest educational institutions in the city. The school has a tradition of instilling confidence in its students while maintaining a low-key style, and this approach has been passed down through the generations.

St. Paul's College is a member of the International Boys' Schools Coalition and is committed to the education and development of boys, as well as the professional development of educators and the progress of related institutions. Its affiliated primary school, St. Paul's College Primary School, teaches in Chinese and has opportunities to travel and exchange with the secondary school. In recent years, the school has actively promoted STEM education, and for the STEM-related parts of general studies, teachers will use English to connect with the secondary school curriculum.

As a Direct Subsidy Scheme school, St. Paul's College does not participate in the Secondary School Places Allocation System of the Education Bureau for student admissions.

From the school's annual report, we can see that its students participate in various sports. Traditional sports such as track and field, swimming, football, basketball, badminton, and table tennis all have school teams that have won many awards over the years, with some students representing Hong Kong or China in international competitions. In addition, they have also excelled in activities such as archery, bowling, fencing, and field hockey.

Currently, several St. Paul's College students are using IPISCHOOL for math learning with good results. Best wishes to IPISchool students for achieving even better results.