The School Closing Ceremony was held to recognize students’ hard work and achievements throughout the year, celebrate their learning accomplishments, and express gratitude to teachers and parents for their continued support. We wish all students a happy, meaningful, and enjoyable summer holiday.
Congratulations to our School Street Dance Team on successfully completing the “Youth on Stage: School Performing Arts in Practice Scheme” organized by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD)!
Selected as one of only eight primary and secondary schools across Hong Kong, our students proudly participated in the Joint School Public Performance at the Sheung Wan Civic Centre on 5 July, showcasing the fruits of their hard work and dedication throughout the year.
Every shining dance move on stage reflected the countless hours of practice, perseverance, and determination our students invested over the past year.
We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to our teachers and choreographer Rock Sir (Rock Fang Ka-nok) for their dedication and professional guidance. Rock Sir is one of Hong Kong’s most renowned dance directors and choreographers. He has choreographed for major stars including Leon Lai and Twins, and has gained widespread recognition in recent years through his work with the popular boy group MIRROR and the talent show King Maker.
We are truly thankful for the support and encouragement from all parties involved, which have provided our students with valuable opportunities to step beyond the classroom, showcase their talents, and gain enriching stage performance experiences. Through these opportunities, they have continued to grow in confidence and explore their potential on different platforms.
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On 3rd July, students visited Ocean Park with great excitement. Inside the park, they observed the cuddly giant pandas, mysterious sharks, dreamlike jellyfish, and slow-moving sloths up close. Throughout the activity, the students were highly engaged and enthusiastic, filling the day with constant laughter and joy.
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Besides 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.
Today, 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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