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After-school Learning and Support Programme – Outdoor Activity : Ngong Ping One-day TourBesides the Homework Support Classes,After-school Learning and Support Programme also aims to broaden students' horizons and enrich their after-school life through outdoor activities by encouraging them to step outside their community.
This time, students visited Ngong Ping 360, where they not only enjoyed a cable car ride and took in the beautiful natural scenery, but also had the opportunity to become “Junior Engineers” by trying to assemble a cable car model and learning about the scientific principles behind it. Finally, they visited the Discovery Centre to experience a variety of innovative games. The students were highly engaged and excited throughout the activities. -
P.6 Graduation Ceremony cum 55th Anniversary Launch and Digital Education Dual Bases Opening CeremonyToday, we gather to celebrate a significant milestone for our P6 graduates and to mark the launch of our 55th Anniversary celebrations and the opening of the Digital Education Twin Bases. May our graduates move forward with gratitude, faith, and confidence, continuing to learn, grow, and shine as they embark on a new chapter of their educational journey.
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「邊學．邊畫」海洋公園繪畫比賽The “Learning Through Drawing” Ocean Park Drawing Competition for the 2025–2026 school year, jointly organized by the Education Bureau and Ocean Park Hong Kong, was successfully held in mid-March 2026.
From approximately 1,600 participating students across Hong Kong, the organizers selected winners for the Grand Award and Merit Awards. Our student, Chan Sin Ching from Class 6A, was awarded a Merit Award.
Congratulations to the award-winning student, and sincere thanks to the teacher for their guidance. -
AS WATSON GROUP Hong Kong Student Sports AwardP.6B Wang YiLong has been awarded the "AS WATSON GROUP
Hong Kong Student Sports Award" this year for his outstanding performance in basketball. -
Art DayThis year’s Art Day was themed “Learning Through Play • Discovering Through Learning.”
The school specially invited various arts organizations to participate, including hand chime performances, interactive rope dance, primary school touring theatre, P.5 collaborative circle painting, P.6 alcohol ink appreciation art, and a variety of art booths.
Through an experiential approach, students were actively engaged in four different art domains—music, visual arts, dance, and drama. This allowed them to explore their personal potential, develop creativity, enhance their expressive abilities and confidence, and further strengthen the overall artistic atmosphere of the school. -
第十七屆香港國際手鈴奧林匹克Our school’s handbell team won the Gold Award at the “17th Hong Kong International Handbell Olympic Competition”.
Since the start of the school term, students have practiced diligently and put in their best effort. Among them, half of the team members were competing in the event for the first time this year. Winning the award is truly a cause for celebration. Congratulations to all the award-winning students, and appreciation would be also presented to the conductor and teacher for their guidance and instruction. -
The Second Su Xiao Astronaut Selection CompetitionWarmest congratulations to our students on winning the award at the Second Su Xiao Astronaut Selection Competition for their outstanding performance! Both students demonstrated unwavering determination, a rigorous scientific spirit, and immense passion for space exploration.
They bravely challenged themselves, prepared actively, and ultimately stood out among many participants. They have not only brought honour to our school but also exemplified the potential and sense of responsibility of the younger generation.
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The 10th Hong Kong Inter-schoolCongratulations to our students on winning the Merit Award in the 10th Hong Kong Inter-school "Chinese History Decoded" – AI 4-Panel Comic Creative Competition.
Our students brilliantly combined Chinese history knowledge with artificial intelligence technology, reinterpreting historical stories through 4-panel comics. They demonstrated rich imagination, solid historical understanding, and a courageous spirit of innovation.
Standing out in a territory-wide competition is truly remarkable. This outstanding achievement not only recognises our students' creativity and hard work, but also reflects our school's commitment to promoting cross-disciplinary learning and the integration of technology with the humanities.
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The 7th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Art ExhibitionThe Oriental Dance Team won the Silver award at The 7th Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Youth Art Exhibition.
Congratulations to the winning students and thanks to the teachers and coaches for their training.
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Newly Arrived Children one day tour(Disneyland)To broaden the learning horizons of newly arrived students and enrich their life experiences, our school organized a visit to Hong Kong Disneyland. In addition to enjoying the park’s attractions, students also participated in lessons related to STEAM elements. Everyone had a wonderful time and was fully engaged throughout the visit.
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Wah Shan Cup 3on3 Primary School Basketball Invitational Tournament (Second Round)The Basketball Team recently participated in the “Wah Shan Cup” Primary School 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament (Second Round), organized by Kwai Wah Shan Secondary School. After fighting hard and showing great determination, the team proudly won Second Place!
This outstanding achievement truly reflects the players’ team spirit and perseverance, and is well worth celebrating. We hope our students will continue to strive forward and reach even greater heights in the future. -
Happy Reading Day – "Time-travel Reading Wonderland"To celebrate World Book Day, our school held a “Time-travel Reading Wonderland” reading day. All students participated with great enthusiasm and joy!
At the opening ceremony, students excitedly searched for lost story characters from a magic book, took an oath as “reading explorers”, and happily dressed up as their favourite book characters. Our junior primary students eagerly tried ancient games like pitch-pot and wooden bowling, while senior primary students focused on creating Journey to the West pop-up books with great creativity. The book fair and story cinema were filled with laughter. In the afternoon, parent volunteers shared Chinese festival stories – children actively answered questions and then joyfully made glutinous rice balls, dumplings, and rice dumplings. The day ended with whole‑school silent reading in the hall.
Ten of our student representatives also went to Kai Tak Sports Park for the “Inter‑school Half‑hour Reading Challenge”, aiming to set a world record and share the joy of reading with schools across Hong Kong.
