School News

Arranged by our BAFS and Economics Departments, our students participated in the 14th “Junior Financial Secretary” project co-organized by the Education Bureau and The Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong.

Apart from learning some essential financial knowledge and good investment attitudes as well as enhancing their sense of public finance in the training programme, they also had a chance to meet the Financial Secretary, Mr. Paul Chan Mo-po, at the Government Secretariat, proposing a host of suggestions on the Budget from the youth’s perspective.

Our Inter-house Volleyball Competition concluded successfully after two days of intense matches, providing an excellent opportunity for students to strengthen their connections with their housemates and engage with their opponents. Enjoying the moments, participants not only showcased their various skills but also demonstrated teamwork while well fulfilling their own specific roles, fostering a sense of camaraderie and mutual support.

Results are as follows:

Champion: Red House

First runner-up: Blue House

Congratulations!

Our annual book fair organized by the school library and Commercial Press was recently held, offering a good variety of reading materials across multiple themes, such as general fiction, literature, history, STEM, values education, and national security education. Students were spoilt for choice and happily shared their thoughts about the books they were interested in while enjoying their exploration.

Our Form 3 students were invited to attend a Math talk delivered by Dr. Pang Chung Yin, lecturer of Department of Mathematics from the Faculty of Science of Hong Kong Baptist University. Having introduced some of the career pathways of studying Mathematics in university, Dr. Pang provided a scientific approach to solve problems related to love matters, such as how to estimate the number of one’s potential right matches in Hong Kong using Fermi Estimation. Our students were highly engaged. They enjoyed this interactive talk and were amazed by the interestingly practical and inspiring mathematical concepts.

26 of our First Aid Team members, together with our 8 teachers, successfully completed the Basic Life Support (BLS) Certificate Course, gaining essential life-saving skills in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) usage.

Organized by the Call on Site Support Services and Products Limited, the course included hands-on training and assessments. All of our participating students and teachers passed the practicum as well as written assessment and received a BLS Certificate (valid for 3 years) recognized by the European Resuscitation Council.

Congratulations to our students for their dedication to first aid preparedness!

Our Form 5 students participated in our Citizenship and Social Development Mainland Study Tour, visiting Danxia Mountain and Shaoguan Iron and Steel Co., Ltd to deepen their understanding of Chinese culture and our nation’s development.

At the Danxia Mountain Museum, students learned about the geological features of the region and the preservation and passing on of cultural heritage. Besides, they joined an ecological study programme to explore the local flora and insect biodiversity. At Shaoguan Iron and Steel Co., Ltd, they toured the modern industrial production line and gained insights into enterprises’ opportunities as well as challenges. This fruitful study tour has not only broadened students’ horizons but also strengthened their sense of national identity.

In the two informative sessions of our annual Senior Secondary Seminars, Form 3 students were introduced to the elective subjects offered, with each subject’s content, key focus and requirements clearly explained to help them better understand their options, thereby facilitating their life planning regarding future studies and career development. The information provided will serve as a useful reference for them as they consider their interests and strengths when selecting their electives for the coming school year.

We once again highlighted the importance of early preparation in the selection process, encouraging students to make wise decisions and choose subjects that best suit their goals and aspirations.

The Joint-school Oral Practice was successfully held by the Student Unions of our school and Buddhist Tai Hung College, C.C.C. Ming Yin College, Concordia Lutheran School, as well as TWGHs Chang Ming Thien College.

The event provided students with an opportunity to sharpen their oral examination skills and build their self-confidence, thanks to settings and procedures that closely mirrored the DSE oral examination.

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to the Student Unions for their diligent collaboration, and teacher examiners and student helpers from each participating school. We wish all candidates lovely results!

Our Form 4 students had an opportunity to explore a variety of professions and fields, like medical health care, occupational therapy and pet grooming.

Through interactive sessions in the workshops, they gained insights into the essential skills required in different roles and responsibilities, fostering a sense of direction in their personal development.

With a better understanding of the job market and having learned more about their potential career pathways and progression, they are more than motivated to set their own achievable goals.

A group of enthusiastic new students from our school enjoyed a trip to The Peak with not only sightseeing opportunities but also a chance to bond with their peers.

The highlight of the trip was the iconic Peak Tram, a historical and beloved mode of transport offering a unique perspective of our stunning landscape. Upon reaching Sky Terrace 428, Hong Kong’s highest viewing platform, our students were greeted by a mesmerizing panoramic view of the vibrant cityscape.

Besides enjoying the picturesque scenery, they also explored the Mei Lok Experience Studio, where they marvelled at the exhibits and traditions showcasing the essence of old Hong Kong.

We look forward to creating more enriching experiences to broaden our students’ horizons and embellish their educational journey.