Our 47th Aquatic Meet was a resounding success filled with spirited competition and teamwork. We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Kim Sze, HKACED sports ambassador and kendo athlete, for sharing his valuable insights on sports competition preparation.
Students’ and teachers’ participation has made the event a memorable one. Last but not least, congratulations to Yellow House, our overall champion, and Red House, the 1st runner-up!
5C Chu Long Hin has achieved 1st runner-up in 200m Individual Medley in the Inter-school Swimming Competition. We are proud of his hard work and dedication, and congratulations for his outstanding performance!
Our students’ efforts and achievements were well recognized by the Sham Shui Po District Outstanding Students’ Association and they received the 17th Sham Shui Po District Outstanding Students’ Award. Congratulations!
6D Wong Pak Chi – Outstanding Student Award (Senior Form)
6D Ye Man Yee – Outstanding Student Award (Senior Form)
The 2nd East Asian U20 Athletics Championships, hosted by the Hong Kong, China Association of Athletics Affiliates, will be held at the Wan Chai Sports Ground from September 27 to 28, bringing together over 280 young competitors aged 16 to 19 from seven countries and regions including China, Japan, South Korea, and more. The Association has selected around 80 outstanding athletes to represent Hong Kong in the competition, and delightfully, 5C Mak Tsz Ching will take part in Men’s 110 m Hurdles as a member of the team.
The Association welcomes students, teachers, parents and alumni to join them at the stadium and cheer the participants on. For details, please scan the QR code on the Association’s poster below or access their webpage at https://www.2025eau20.org/en .
Our Form 1 Bridging Programme was designed to facilitate a smooth and welcoming transition into secondary school life for our new students.
The programme began with opportunities for students to connect with their new teachers and classmates in a supportive environment, fostering a sense of belonging and warm relationships from the outset.
Academic preparation was a key component of the programme. Tailored lessons offered a glimpse into the upcoming curriculum, getting students ready for the year ahead. Besides learning the school song, a symbol of our ethos and unity, they enjoyed the engaging English games devised and led by our senior students in our English Activities Room.
Meanwhile, the wholesome physical activities hosted by our PE teachers and coaches allowed students to energize up and bond with their new friends while showcasing their agility.
A 2-day-1-night Growth Camp at Pat Heung was a highlight of our programme. It was a unique off-campus experience for personal growth and resilience-building through diverse exposure and challenges like flag-raising ceremony, Chinese-style marching, team-building games and adventures. The camp encouraged students to step outside their comfort zones, discover their hidden potential and enhance their capabilities. The interaction with our alumni also gave them valuable insights and inspiration.
We believe this comprehensive programme has equipped our Form 1 students with the essential skills and connections they need to thrive. We are excited to see their progress and accomplishments in the years to come.
As the new academic year commences, we are much pleased to share with you the joy of our recent HKDSE achievements and the milestone signified by our school’s 50th anniversary.
Record-breaking HKDSE Results of 2024-2025
With a goal for brilliance and enduring hard work, our graduates have performed delightfully in this year’s HKDSE:
This cohort’s performance has been the most outstanding in our school’s history since the introduction of DSE in 2012.
Our subjects’ average credit rate (Level 4 or above) is 62%.
15 out of our 16 subjects have credit rates better than the Hong Kong average.
In particular, the credit rates of our Chemistry, History, Economics, Visual Arts, and BAFS (Business, Accounting and Financial Studies) are almost twice of the Hong Kong average.
With students’ perseverance and diligence, parents’ unfailing support and teachers’ tremendous teamwork, we will continue to nurture our students for further accomplishments.
Golden Jubilee Anniversary
This year is our school’s 50th anniversary, a precious time to honour our ethos cultivated and progress made over the years.
As one of the major celebratory initiatives, we have proceeded with a series of renovation projects in recent months to upgrade the campus conducive to students’ learning and wellbeing. Our Golden Jubilee Garden, Silver Jubilee Garden, STEAM Room (Rooms 603 and 604), lawn, Green House as well as our refurbished library and school hall are all meant to offer a comfortable and relaxing environment for students to enjoy both their study and leisure time here, enriching their learning experience and school life.
We are more than grateful for our School Sponsoring Body’s generous financial provisions and parents’ trust in us all along. While we cherish our togetherness and concerted efforts as always, we look forward to embarking on a new stage striving for new summits.
AS Watson Group has established the Hong Kong Student Sports Awards since 2005 to recognize outstanding student athletes from all schools across Hong Kong for their excellent performance in sports.
Our student, 5C Mak Tsz Ching, is awarded for his dedication to athletics.
On September 3, 2025, we commemorate the 80th Anniversary of Victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War. Our school observes this significant day through various activities, including a National Flag Raising Ceremony, Speech Under the National Flag, a live broadcast of the Military Parade, a photo exhibition, and cross-disciplinary readings. These events provide students with a valuable opportunity to reflect on lessons learned from history, cherish peace, and strengthen our sense of national identity and unity.
National Flag Raising Ceremony
Speech Under the National Flag
Live broadcast of the Military Parade
Photo Exhibition of the 80th Anniversary of Victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War
As the new academic year commences, we took the opportunity to celebrate our recent HKDSE achievements as well as the milestone signified by our school’s 50th anniversary.
With our very pleasant DSE results, our Principal encouraged students to continue to strive for excellence. Meanwhile, honouring our golden jubilee anniversary with our distinguished guests, the whole school counted down to illuminate the ceremonial lights with vibrant confetti elating the vibe.
Indeed, as one of the major celebratory initiatives, we have proceeded with a series of renovation projects in recent months to upgrade the campus conducive to students’ learning and wellbeing. To mark the unveiling of our STEAM Room opening the door to a new space of leading-edge knowledge and creativity, we had a student-operated drone delivering the key to the Chairman of our school sponsoring body, Hong Kong Sze Yap Commercial and Industrial Association, followed by a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Our guests greatly enjoyed visiting various STEAM booths and merrily interacted with our students demonstrating their innovative works.
Three of our Form 4 Biology students participated in the 7th Greater Bay Area STEAM Excellence Award 2025 (HKSAR) with their project titled Natural Herbs – Biologically Friendly Pest Repellent. They conducted an experiment to assess the ability of various herbs to repel ants. Using a camera, they monitored five Camponotus aethiops ants over 24 hours, observing their interactions with the herbs and their jelly consumption to evaluate the deterrent effectiveness. The results indicated that peppermint is an excellent repellent for ants and pests with its high menthol content. Their outstanding work earned them a bronze award in the Life and Health stream of the competition. Congratulations!