The Private Christian Girls' College is a conceptual private high school in Hong Kong that has not yet existed in real life. Despite its non-existence, the college looks like and works like as if it is a typical modern noble school (現代貴族學校) in Hong Kong for girls ONLY. It is supposed to be a self-financing (自負盈虧) English-medium (英文授課) institution that offers both junior and senior sessions of whole-day schooling (全日制) secondary education. The college is independent of the comprehensive schooling (傳統普及學校) system, which means that the school does select its intake on the basis of academic achievement or aptitude. You have to be a Christian for admission. The school charges a large sum of education fees per month from your parents.

As the name tells, the college is operated by a Christian organization. Students will have to undertake compulsory Christian theology lessons that taught theories of the Bible in-depth. Students will also be enrolled in a 6-year mandatory Home Economics program that trains you to be a girl with discipline, manners, and talents. Having basic cooking and needling skills are the minimum requirements for graduation.

Unlike traditional public schools, this school only follows IB and GCSE curriculum. Graduates will NOT undertake the Hong Kong Diploma for Secondary Education (HKDSE), which is a public entry exam for tertiary education in the region. They will take IB or GCSE A-level exams instead.

*It is worth mentioning that secondary schools in Hong Kong rarely separate the two sessions. The mainstream operates schools with complete-school (完全學校) approach, which has become the local norm decades ago. In Japan, we may name such system as "中高一貫校" or "中等教育學校" (Complete schools are quite rare in Japan, Taiwan, and the U.S.).

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