THS Field Trip to Cheung Chau
On 10 December 2025, 24 Tourism and Hospitality Studies (THS) students from S4 to S6 took part in a field trip to Cheung Chau, exploring the theme of food globalization. The excursion provided a valuable opportunity to the students to explore the intersection of global and local food cultures, with Cheung Chau serving as a lively and authentic case study. Through this immersive learning experience, students not only deepened their understanding of cultural exchange in food practices, but also nurtured an appreciation for diversity and cultivated respect for social differences. This enriching journey highlights our commitment to experiential learning, empowering students to connect classroom knowledge with real‑world context.
Toastmasters Speech Contests 2025-26
On December 6, our annual Toastmasters Speech and Table Topics Contests took place. These contests offer a platform for students who have completed the Toastmasters International Youth Leadership Programme to showcase their public speaking and leadership abilities. Participants attended nine intensive training sessions on Saturday mornings, running from mid-September to late November.
Talk on Etomidate and Bullying
On the afternoon of December 5, 2025, we were honored to welcome Sergeant Au from the Police Community Relations Office of the Central Police District for a talk with our students about etomidate and cyberbullying.
Sergeant Au began her presentation by discussing the detrimental effects of etomidate on both brain function and physical health. She emphasized the serious consequences faced by anyone convicted of a drug-related crime.
Excursion at Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark
On Friday, November 15, 2025, 39 students from S5 and S6 Geography and Tourism and Hospitality Studies embarked on an insightful excursion to the North-eastern New Territories Sedimentary Rock Region of the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark. This excursion provided a crucial opportunity for students to link theoretical knowledge with real-world geological landscapes.
The excursion began with a ferry trip along the Tolo Channel, where students observed unique formations like the ‘Devil’s Fist’ in Bluff Head and the reddish rock in Port Island.
The key learning experience was at Lai Chi Chong, where students had hands-on practice exploring different rock types and various landform features.
Chinese Medicine Workshop during S6 CSD Lessons
In November 2025, we were delighted to welcome Jacaranda TCM Limited (洛楹中醫有限公司), who shared valuable insights with all S6 classes on topics related to Chinese medicine. The five classes focused on various topics, including skincare, health preservation, stress management, and mental well-being. Following the informative talk, instructors guided students in hands-on activities such as crafting traditional herbal sachets, preparing healthy herbal tea bags, and making mugwort massage hammers (古法艾草按摩錘製作).
Sharing by Ms Chuk on the Rise of a Queen
Our Principal, Ms Chuk, shared the Persian story of the Rise of a Queen, which was introduced to her by her parents during her childhood. The three main characters are Esther (the orphaned Jewish lady), Mordecai (Esther’s adoptive father and gatekeeper of the Persian Court), and Haman (the King’s right hand). The story revolves around how Esther saved her people, the Jews, from the vengeful and cruel Haman. Ms Chuk encouraged us all to reflect on these characters. Did Haman’s hatred ultimately turn against him? Can we resemble Mordecai by standing firm and doing good without seeking a reward? Can we learn from Esther to fulfill our roles constructively and positively influence others? Ms Chuk urged students to refer to the Boo
Tung Wah Group of Hospitals “Good People, Good Deeds: English Writing Competition 2024-25”
Congratulations to Lau Sum Hei (6C) for winning the Silver Award in the Senior Section of the Good People Good Deeds English Writing Competition.
The Competition provides young writers with a platform to inspire change through their writing, infusing positive energy into society and fostering social cohesion and care in the local community.
History & Heritage Talk by Prof TING Sun-pao Joseph (2025)
Being one of the most distinguished experts of recent Chinese and Hong Kong history, Professor Ting Sun-pao Joseph (丁新豹博士) not only is the former Chief Curator of the Hong Kong Museum of History, but he is also our school’s History and Heritage Education Consultant. It was our great honour to have him share with us the educational development and the role of different churches in Hong Kong before 1935 on November 14, 2025. He highlighted how various Catholic and Protestant churches provided local education services, helping to expand access to schooling and nurture community values. Apart from that, students and teachers from two other secondary schools (Pooi To Middle School & Queen Elizabeth School) were also invited to attend the talk.
