School News

Prior to the Lunar New Year, our Chinese Cultural Day offered students an immersive experience of traditional values. In the morning, they embraced the new year spirit through festive Fai Chun calligraphy, paper-cutting, and campus decoration, whereas in the afternoon, our Moral, Civic and National Education Section, together with our Parent-Teacher Association, extended students’ cultural learning into action. Our Form 5 students, accompanied by parents and teachers, visited elderly residents in Shek Kip Mei Estate, practising the virtues of benevolence and respect for the aged through companionship and warm conversations. Parents also contributed hand-knitted scarves and gifts embodying care and joy. Overall, it was a day of living out profound Chinese cultural values.

Our dedicated student volunteers participated in a flag selling event organized by Hong Kong Christian Service recently. This initiative provided a valuable platform for them to engage directly with the public, building their confidence while actively contributing to the well-being of our community. By raising funds for essential social welfare services, they experienced the fulfillment of extending a helping hand to others. We believe this meaningful experience has empowered them to be more empathetic and socially conscious, fostering their sense of civic responsibility as well as interpersonal communication skills.

Our students recently completed the JA Meet My Goals Mentorship Program organized by Junior Achievement Hong Kong (JA HK) and sponsored by Bank of New York Mellon (BNY Mellon). Participating in regular workshops and mentorship meetings with business volunteers from BNY Mellon focusing on financial as well as career and life planning education, our students were guided to set a saving target with the program offering a 1:1 matching fund, amounting to HK$1,000 per participant at most.

Our students have strengthened their saving habit to better plan and prepare for their future. The program has also enhanced their financial mindset and equipped them with the essential money management skills.

Our 47th Athletic Meet was held as a celebration not only of athletic excellence but also to mark our school’s 50th anniversary. This year, we had a special touch with a props design competition that brought out incredible creativity among our students, adding vibrancy and enthusiasm to the occasion.

Competition Results

Props Design Competition

• Champion: Blue House
• 1st Runner-up: Green House

The props well showcased our students’ artistic flair. Congratulations to Blue House for their fantastic design and Green House for their impressive effort!

Inter-House Cheering Competition

• Champion: Green House
• 1st Runner-up: Red House

House Overall Rankings

• Champion: Red House
• 1st Runner-up: Green House

Congratulations to all participants for their hard work and dedication. With this testament to our school spirit, unity, and athletic talent upon our 50th anniversary, we look forward to more exciting events in the years to come!

Celebrating 50 years of brilliance, our school’s Parent-Child Cultural Tour was a resounding success, bringing together over 200 enthusiastic participants for a day of connection, discovery, and joy.

Families enjoyed a scenic stroll along the Tai Tam Reservoir Family Walk, marveling at the lush views and tranquil waters before stepping back in time at the historic Ma Wan 1868. Between our explorations, a delightful buffet lunch was a perfect occasion to relax and share stories.

More than just a trip, the tour was a vibrant opportunity to strengthen bonds and create lasting memories. Against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty, parents and their children explored, learned, and grew together—deepening their appreciation for nature and culture.

Here’s to many more journeys ahead! We are looking forward to next year for another unforgettable cultural adventure.

Our school’s Singing Contest organized by the Student Union fostered a positive atmosphere and provided a brilliant platform for students to showcase their talent. The performances from students and teachers left the entire audience thoroughly entertained.

Inspiring students to confidently pursue their passions, the contest was not only a display of skill but also a joyous occasion of genuine emotional resonance, further enriching our campus culture and strengthening our sense of community.

Our school’s Student Union was delighted to host our Joint-school Speaking Practice in collaboration with the Student Unions of Lai King Catholic Secondary School and Concordia Lutheran School.

The event brought together Form 6 students from these three schools, alongside peers from Bishop Hall Jubilee School and S.K.H. Kei Hau Secondary School, providing a valuable opportunity for students to sharpen their speaking skills and build confidence for the upcoming HKDSE English Language examination. The practice sessions were carefully designed to mirror the actual exam’s setting and procedures, giving participants an authentic and beneficial experience.

We extend our sincere thanks to the teacher examiners and student helpers from all participating schools for their tremendous support in making this event a success. We wish all candidates the very best in their exams.

Our students from different grades joined an invigorating leadership camp at Jockey Club Silvermine Bay Camp in Mui Wo. They gathered to engage in a series of adventurous activities aimed at enhancing resilience and communication skills. Participating in various problem-solving tasks, students collaborated closely, reinforcing their connections with one another. The camp provided a unique opportunity for them to discover their leadership potential while fostering a supportive environment and new friendships.

Our Inter-House Badminton Competition was successfully held after the first term exam. Students good at the sport had an opportunity to compete for their houses. Moreover, Form 1 and 2 students played with senior formers and it was a valuable experience.

Results are as follows:

Champion: Red House

First Runner-up: Green House

Congratulations to all the awardees!

A visit to the iconic Victoria Peak was arranged for our newly arrived and non-Chinese speaking students to bond with their schoolmates. This excursion aimed to foster a stronger sense of community, introduce students to Hong Kong’s vibrant culture, and help them build lasting friendships with their buddies.

The group experienced a memorable ride on the historic Peak Tram, enjoying the stunning cityscape during the climb. The highlight was a visit to Sky Terrace 428, Hong Kong’s highest viewing platform, where they took in a breathtaking 360-degree panorama.

The trip successfully combined sightseeing with social connection, allowing everyone to savour Hong Kong’s culture firsthand while strengthening their ties with each other. We are excited to continue offering these fruitful outings to broaden our students’ horizons and enrich their learning journey in Hong Kong.