School News

The vibrant spirit of Easter came alive as our students eagerly participated in an exciting Easter egg hunt. They searched around the campus for hidden eggs with jumbled letters inside. The challenge was to unscramble the letters to create a word, and success meant winning a prize.

Colourful eggs were cleverly placed at various hiding spots, making the search all the more thrilling. It was a race against time as students worked diligently to find the eggs, each holding a piece of the puzzle they needed to solve. Combining the excitement of a traditional egg hunt with a creative twist, it was a memorable experience filled with laughter, teamwork, and the joy of discovery.

Our 5th Staff Development Day was held recently with a talk on assessment literacy in the morning and a variety of activities in the afternoon.

While the talk enhanced teachers’ understanding of effective data usage to facilitate teaching and learning, our middle leaders training, war game team building activity and cooking session offered teachers an opportunity to boost camaraderie by having a great time together and working towards a common goal.

Blade of Fatality is our first original musical written by our English Drama Club members, Ambrose Chui and Harris Chui from Form 4. The cast consisting of mainly junior form students spent over three months on the production of the 30-minute performance which was successfully held in our English assembly.

To promote values education and positive thinking, our school library organized a talk on the topic of “How to become a successful person?” by guest speaker Ms. W.Y. Lee recently.

Ms. Lee first discussed the meaning of being successful from different perspectives. In the second part of the talk, positive thinking methodology was introduced to our students through 10 key points. They took part actively in the group activities as well as the Q&A session.

In order to express love and care to the elderly in the district, our PTA held a knitting class recently. Parent volunteers, teachers and students knitted scarves, which were then delivered together with goodie bags to the elderly at the Baptist Church Pak Tin Center (Hong Kong). They enjoyed an afternoon full of love and blessings.

To provide an opportunity for parents to get together and communicate with the school, a tea gathering with the Principal was held on our Parents’ Day. Apart from sharing their parenting insights and learning from one another, parents also chatted with the Principal, Vice Principal and teachers. It was an enjoyable morning.

It is a long-standing tradition that people eat fish at Chinese New Year. In Cantonese, ‘fish’ [yu] is homophonic with ‘ample’ [yu] meaning more than enough. Meanwhile, dumplings are an indispensable dish symbolizing ‘a happy reunion’ and ‘good luck’.

Our PTA engaged students and parents in making fish-shaped steamed dumplings on the school’s Chinese Cultural Day, fostering mutual appreciation and a close family rapport.

On 28 February 2024, we bade a heartfelt farewell to our F.6 students with a variety of tailor-made activities.

A stress management workshop was conducted by our dedicated school social workers. Students explored the art of Zentangle and created their personalized keychains. In addition, they learned pragmatic stress management techniques to help them navigate challenges with resilience.

Following the handcraft activities, students wrote words of encouragement on each other’s spare uniforms. We also had an instant photo booth with vibrant decoration boards and lovely backdrops for them to capture and preserve their beautiful memories with their besties.

With the heartwarming and uplifting sharing session in the afternoon and special souvenirs as tokens of the school’s unwavering support, the Cheering Day rounded up with positivity and joy.

To all our graduates, stay energized and diligent, and we wish you every success. Remember we are always here for you, cheering you on every step of the way!

4A Lam Yan Yu had the honour to be selected as one of the 18 participants joining an 8-day exchange tour to Australia recently organized by Sham Shui Po District Office, visiting mainly Sydney and Canberra.

Having explored a number of famous places like Sydney Opera House, Taronga Zoo Sydney, University of Sydney and various art museums, Yan Yu has gained an in-depth understanding of Australian architecture, history of the country’s art development as well as their education and culture. It was a very rewarding trip broadening her horizons.