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  • December Birthday Party cum Christmas Carnival


    The theme of this birthday party is “Christmas Carnival.” Teachers have prepared a variety of activities for children to celebrate the birthday party and Christmas together, including a “Christmas Hat Catwalk Show” and “Make Your Own Gingerbread Man Cookies.” Students from St. Joseph’s Primary School have also been invited to the school to sing Christmas carols with our students.


  • “Warmth in the Heart” Charity Action


    To cultivate a spirit of service and care, the school organized the “Warmth in the Heart” Charity Action in celebration of Christmas. Hand-knitted wool scarves, crafted by our parent volunteer team, were presented by K3 students to the elderly at the Yan Oi Tong Hong Kong Toi Shan Association Neighbourhood Centre for the Elderly. This activity delivered the heartfelt care of parents to the elderly, allowing them to feel the warmth of community love during the festive season. This meaningful event helped promote a culture of caring for the community.


  • Christmas Parent-Child Trip


    The school has organized a Christmas Parent-Child Trip, arranging for teaching staff to join parents and students at “Happy Garden Farm.” This is a wonderful opportunity for parents to spend quality time with their children. Family members and friends are also welcome to join.


  • “National Constitution Day” Flag Raising Ceremony cum 2025 Legislative Council General Election Action Day


    During the morning assembly, the school held a “National Constitution Day” Flag Raising Ceremony cum 2025 Legislative Council General Election Action Day, along with a speech under the national flag. The event aimed to promote the spirit of the National Constitution, help students recognize the national flag of China, learn to develop a positive attitude of respect toward the flag, and enhance their sense of national identity.


  • “Plastic Cleanup Mission – Beach Cleanup Warrior Trainee Workshop”


    To help students learn about beach and marine life, as well as understand the impact of waste on the marine environment, the school has invited representatives from the Women’s Federation of Islands & Peninsula Limited to conduct the “Plastic Cleanup Mission – Beach Cleanup Warrior Trainee Workshop” for K2 and K3 students. Funded by the Environment and Conservation Fund, the workshop uses immersive experiential learning and eco-friendly handicrafts to educate students on how to integrate environmental protection into their daily lives.