School News

Our F.1 students recently enjoyed an inspiring English activity, “Shall We Talk?”, where they interviewed their class teachers about their university experiences and tips to excel in Chinese Language and Mathematics.

Through lively conversations, they learned about their teachers’ academic journeys, the challenges they overcame as well as some practical study strategies. Their class teachers’ stories not only motivated them to aim higher but also deepened their understanding of effective learning.

This interactive session strengthened teacher-student bonds while empowering our F.1 students with valuable insights for their own paths to success.

The Environment and Ecology Bureau provided 80 of our F.4 and F.5 Geography students with the opportunity to attend an educational course at the Hong Kong Marine Life Stranding and Education Centre in Ocean Park.

They marvelled at the Operation Theatre where urgent surgical procedures are performed on marine species like sea turtles. After washing their hands, they also had the unique experience of touching starfish and sea cucumbers, impressed by their special textures. This programme has deepened our students’ understanding of the marine ecosystem beyond the textbook.

The visit coincided with two of our students’ birthday. Our teachers and the Ocean Park staff gave them a pleasant surprise with a birthday song and cake, making the day more than memorable.

In support of the Education Bureau’s promotion of national education in schools, we utilized funding from the Sister School Scheme to conduct a study tour to Luoyang, visiting Luoyang No. 2 Foreign Language School during the Easter holiday. Apart from fostering interactions with our buddies, the trip included enjoyable sightseeing and in-depth exploration at various locations like Longmen Grottoes, Shaolin Monastery, Songyang Academy, White Horse Temple, Qingming Riverside Park, Henan Museum, and more.

This tour not only broadened our students’ understanding of the historical and cultural aspects of the region but also deepened their knowledge of the development of our country.

Luoyang No. 2 Foreign Language School

Longmen Grottoes

Shaolin Monastery

Songyang Academy

White Horse Temple

Henan Museum

Hongxing Town

Yutong Group

Mudanyuan

Papercutting workshop

New Year woodblock prints workshop

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Our F.3, F.4 and F.5 BAFS and Economics 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 campus buzzed with excitement during the Great Easter Egg Hunt. Students sprinted around, searching for colourful eggs hidden in every corner. The fun continued with festive challenges in which they solved tricky riddles and twisted their tongues with playful phrases. Everyone embraced the joyful celebration with laughter. Their efforts were sweetly rewarded with delicious chocolate eggs. It was a time full of thrills, smiles, energy, and unforgettable Easter memories for all.

Our First Aid Team deployed 12 leaders and 24 members to provide swift and high-quality first aid service at our Athletic Meet, in which they well applied their skills, boosting their confidence in leadership and strengthening their teamwork in offering instant care.

Prior to the occasion, the team received further training on simple triage and rapid treatment, under the guidance of our teachers with Basic Life Support (BLS) qualifications. They also had a final briefing on the logistics of first aid treatment during our Athletic Meet.

Overall, the team’s dedicated efforts were of tremendous significance to the event.

The 46th Athletic Meet of our school was successfully held at Sham Shui Po Sports Ground. Our guest of honor, Ms. Law Sin Yi, an outstanding taekwondo athlete serving as Ambassador for the Hong Kong Athletes Career & Education Department (HKACED) under the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China (SF&OC), shared her unforgettable competition experiences with our students and encouraged them to unleash their potential in areas where they excel.

This year marks the 25th anniversary of our Parent-Teacher Association, with parents, teachers, and students joyfully taking part in the 4x50m relay as part of the celebration. Meanwhile, ten fellow schools joined us in our inter-school relay invitation race, fostering mutual learning. As the audience energetically cheered, everyone enjoyed the exciting atmosphere.

Members of our First Aid Team visited the Ho Man Tin Ambulance Depot of the Fire Services Department. We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the professional team for their detailed and insightful introduction to the surgical operations inside the Mobile Casualty Treatment Centre (MCTC) and the medical transfer services provided by the Multi-Stretcher cum Personnel Carrier.

Our F.4 Physics students enjoyed an action-packed day at Hong Kong Ocean Park where science met excitement! While riding the roller coaster, they had fun and explored the real-world physics and engineering behind every loop and drop.

Through hands-on observation, our students marvelled at key concepts like structural design, material science, and safety systems that make these rides both thrilling and safe. Experiencing the forces in motion firsthand brought classroom lessons to life and deepened their appreciation for how physics and engineering shape the world around us.

This exhilarating, cross-disciplinary educational adventure didn’t just teach our students science but also sparked inspiration and their new interest in STEAM as well as a fresh look at future careers in engineering.

Our students testing their own roller coaster design structure

Recently, we welcomed 24 students and 3 teachers from Wesley Methodist School Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for a day of enriching cultural exchange and camaraderie.

Immersing themselves in our school life, the Malaysian students joined our Form 3 and Form 4 classes, experiencing our curriculum and teaching styles firsthand. This provided a unique platform for students to explore different educational approaches and share their perspectives. Connecting with Wong Tai Shan buddies, they forged new friendships and strengthened bonds through shared activities.

The engaging English activities we offered, on the other hand, further fostered cross-cultural understanding and created a fun, interactive environment for language practice. The day culminated in a spirited game of exciting dodgebee, allowing everyone to relax and solidify their newfound companionship.

We look forward to future opportunities for invaluable exchange and collaboration with other schools!