This year, the school has joined the “Keeping Children Safe School” Support and Commendation Scheme organized by Plan International Hong Kong and has applied to become a “Keeping Children Safe Quality School.” Under this scheme, Plan International Hong Kong not only provides training for teaching staff but also offers various workshops for students. In this activity, the instructor will begin with a “Finding Lost Items” warm-up game to open the door to imagination, followed by a picture book reading to inspire creative ideas. After children understand the key elements of creating a picture book, they will learn to create their own picture book and share it with others during a presentation session.

The theme of this 24 Solar Terms Series Birthday Party is “Biting into Spring’s Sweetness, Joyful Start of Spring.” Teachers have prepared activities including a Radish Defense Game, making spring rolls, and an inflatable bounce house. Storytelling parents have also been arranged to tell stories with the children, making it a joyful birthday celebration together.

The school has invited representatives from World Vision Hong Kong to conduct a life education talk for K2 and K3 students, themed “Granny Flower Skirt’s Loving Farm.” Through a visit to Granny Flower Skirt’s farm, children will learn how she shares resources such as food, shelter, and knowledge with her neighbors. This helps children experience the joy of mutual support within the community and cultivates the values of generosity and helping others.

To complement the theme “Hygiene,” the school has arranged for K1 students to be led by their class teachers during the morning class session to visit the Health Education Exhibition and Resource Centre. Through interactive games, children will learn about food hygiene and environmental hygiene.

To complement the theme “Community,” the school has arranged for K3 students to be led by their class teachers during class hours to visit the Hong Kong Housing Society Exhibition Centre for a learning activity. Through guided tours, classic retro arcade games, virtual reality experiences, and other activities, children will learn about the development of housing in Hong Kong and gain an understanding of the city’s housing ladder, including public rental estates, subsidized home ownership schemes, market-rate residential projects, and senior housing.