To allow children to experience and appreciate the beauty of Chinese culture, the school will arrange for K3 students and their parents to participate in the Chinese Culture Day themed “Chinese Festivals” organized by Chi Hong Primary School.

Throughout a child’s growth journey, parents are important partners in companionship and connection. Through artistic creation and relaxed playtime, children can express themselves naturally, while parents can gain a deeper understanding of their child’s inner world, bringing them closer together. The “Art & Play Fun” Parent Group focuses on hands-on experiences, allowing parents to explore through creative activities how to use art and play to foster safe, intimate, and enjoyable parent-child interactions, helping parents connect with their children through play in everyday life.

To help this year’s graduating students gain a better understanding of primary school life, the school has arranged for K3 students and their parents to participate in the “Primary One Transition Experience Class” organized by Chi Hong Primary School.

Registration procedures will be conducted for parents of new students preparing to enroll in K1–K3 for the 2026/27 academic year.

To complement the traditional Chinese solar term “Winter Solstice,” the school has invited representatives from G-Force Workshop to conduct a “Chinese Costume Feast” talk for students. Through classic picture books on Chinese culture, students will learn about the concept of the “Five Cardinal Relationships” and the associated virtues, as well as explore the history and characteristics of Chinese costumes across different dynasties through visual materials. This aims to help students understand the history, customs, and cultural significance behind each piece of traditional Chinese attire.

Additionally, to enhance the festive atmosphere and strengthen the bond between teachers and students, a hot pot lunch will be arranged for teachers and students to enjoy together on the day, symbolizing warmth and togetherness.