School News

From December 1 to 3, our school hosted an exhibition to commemorate the National Constitution Day and National Memorial Day for Nanjing Massacre Victims. Co-organized by our Moral, Civic and National Education Section as well as History and Chinese History Departments, the event focused on the National Constitution and history of the War of Resistance.

On December 4, the commemoration continued with a flag-raising ceremony. Our Principal addressed the school, highlighting the National Constitution Day and 2025 Legislative Council General Election.

Our English Department recently hosted a special cinema outing for newly admitted students, non-Chinese speaking students, and members of the English Drama Club, English Debate Club, and English Ambassadors. The event featured the enchanting musical film Wicked: For Good.

This magical retelling of the untold story of the Witches of Oz explores themes of friendship, identity, and the choices that shape our lives. With breathtaking visuals and powerful performances, the film offers a fresh and thought-provoking take on the beloved classic. It was an inspiring experience for all!

A group of Form 4 and Form 5 students represented our school at the prestigious Model United Nations (MUN) conference hosted by Singapore International School. Stepping into the roles of global diplomats, they engaged in dynamic debates, strategic negotiations, and collaborative problem-solving to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

Over the two-day event, our delegates demonstrated strong research skills, articulate public speaking, and sharp critical thinking as they worked with peers from other schools to craft innovative resolutions. Beyond deepening their understanding of international affairs, the experience honed their leadership and teamwork—qualities that will serve them well in future endeavors. With their dedication, their hard work and passion truly shone through.

Our Intra-house Activity was a fruitful occasion of teamwork and house pride. Guided by our dedicated House Captains and committee members, students took part in energetic group challenges that encouraged cooperation and friendly competition. The event highlighted students’ enthusiasm and leadership while further strengthening unity within each house. We look forward to more memorable house events in the year ahead!

Our Counselling Prefect and Prefect Training Camp is a program designed to develop empathetic and effective student leaders. The camp’s core focus is on building a collaborative team spirit through a dynamic mix of interactive team-building games, social skills workshops, and outdoor adventure challenges. These engaging activities are carefully crafted to help students forge supportive bonds with their peers, enhance their interpersonal skills, and learn the power of mutual support and shared accomplishment, ultimately preparing them to confidently serve our school community.

Our students were invited to attend the Men’s U22 Basketball Competition and Road Bike Competition of the 15th National Games. Apart from showing support to the athletes, our participation enhanced students’ national identity.

Our student, 6D Lee Sum Ming, joined a European Choral Tour organized by a vocal performance academy and visited the UK and Denmark. With this incredible opportunity, she not only showcased her musical prowess but also broadened her horizons and enriched her personal growth on a global scale.

After the term test, our hall was filled with positive energy as students embraced a well-deserved break focusing on care and connection.

Students dove into a range of activities, from crafting heartfelt gifts and bookmarks to sharing uplifting messages on our Cheering Wall. The event was a vibrant scene of laughter and mindfulness, perfectly capped off with sweet treats.

Our Happy Caring Day served as a wonderful reminder of the importance of supporting one another, practicing self-care and spreading kindness. We were thrilled to see our school community come together for such a joyful afternoon making lasting memories.

Our School Picnic was held recently for students to have fun and create lasting memories beyond the confines of the classroom. This provided a platform for them to immerse themselves in nature and encouraged their participation in recreational activities, fostering their connection with each other.

Each class enjoyed the day at their self-chosen location, spanning diverse destinations such as Discovery Bay, Cheung Chau, Lamma Island, Butterfly Beach, Mui Wo, and Shek O. Meanwhile, our Form 6 students relished their life-wide learning experience at Ocean Park.

Our students have proactively explored their future study and career pathways by attending the Information Days of various universities. With the guidance of our Career and Life Planning Section, these visits have helped them learn more about their academic possibilities and aspirations.