School News

A Chinese solo verse speaking appreciation activity was held on 12 December 2023 during lunchtime. It was a great opportunity for participants to showcase their talents and the audience to enjoy the performances. The event was meant to arouse students’ interest and broaden their horizons in this language art.

In light of the Constitution Day on 4 December commemorating the adoption of the Constitution of our country, a series of activities were held during the week with the help of our Basic Law Student Ambassadors. A book exhibition was organized and boards were displayed in our school hall. Together with a Q&A session, the activities were a good opportunity for students to learn about this important day as well as the Basic Law and enhance their sense of national identity.

Our Stars of the Season – Good Deeds Award Scheme aims to recognise students’ contribution to a conducive learning environment and commendable deeds in their daily lives.

With “Responsibility” as our theme this year, we show our appreciation to students who well fulfil their roles in class and offer a helping hand to their teachers and classmates in need, serving as role models for their fellow schoolmates. We advocate responsibility as a quality that we should always bear in mind going hand in hand with self-initiation and self-discipline.

In Phase 1 of the scheme, two exemplary students from each class were awarded. Congratulations!

To promote healthy mental and physical well-being, a Stardust Bottle Workshop was held during lunchtime recently to enable students to gain a better understanding of themselves and the dangers associated with drugs. They created their own personalised stardust bottles with a variety of coloured water beads and decorations.

Our Campus Mental Health Day held on 30 November 2023 was all about creating a cheerful atmosphere through a variety of activities.

Apart from our dedicated counseling prefects’ morning assembly sharing about the significance of positive thinking, booths were set up radiating warmth and bliss, perfect for the winter season. These booths were designed to bring people together and spread joy throughout the campus.

One of the highlights was the opportunity for students to write encouraging messages. We strongly believe that everyone’s words of support and positivity have the power to make a difference in our world. So, grab a pen and share your uplifting thoughts!

With delicious treats of cotton candy and popcorn, students indulged in the sweet and savory delights that brought smiles to their faces.

To add to the festive vibe, we had a special song dedication session. It was a chance for students to immerse themselves in the lovely music that filled the air.

Supporting one another and upholding a positive mindset, we can foster a cohesive and encouraging school community together.

Our F.4 and F.5 students recently visited Hong Kong News-Expo. It aimed at enhancing students’ ability to judge the authenticity of information and to develop their ability to think critically and discerningly. With their active participation in the interactive exhibitions and experiential activities, our students benefited greatly from the visit.

In October, our F.5 VA students visited the Hong Kong Heritage Museum-T.T. Tsui Gallery. They had a great time learning about the changes in ceramics in different periods of China.

Meanwhile, our F.4 students had a thematic tour and workshop on social engagement experiments of Chinese contemporary artists at M+ Museum in November. They explored diverse artworks, gaining insight into the dynamic realm of contemporary art in China.

On 17 November 2023, our students attended the Dialogue with Shaw Laureates at Secondary Schools, which was one of the activities of the Inaugural Hong Kong Laureate Forum.

Five Shaw laureates shared their findings in their research fields and how the outcomes contribute to the advancement of the scientific community. Our students are very much inspired by their dedication and resilience in how they overcome difficulties and bottlenecks in their research work.

Such a treasurable experience of academic exchange with professionals has enlightened our students to reflect on their aspirations for their future in entering the domain of science.

In order to enhance the sense of belonging among house members and their cohesion, a house orientation assembly was held on 20 November 2023. Our house captains first introduced the committees and their year plans. Students were then arranged to play group games together. This occasion helped foster stronger connections within the houses through members’ active participation.