To celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, our school held the "Sun Sui Full Moon Celebration Mid-Autumn Festival" event, celebrating with parents, children, and local residents. Through national cultural booths, everyone learned about traditional Chinese customs, gained a deeper understanding of the uniqueness of Chinese culture, and enhanced their personal development.

To continue its environmental conservation efforts, the school has implemented the "Environmental Action" initiative. Every Thursday afternoon, teachers lead a student delegation to the "Green in Tai Wai" mobile recycling point at Sui Wo Court Shopping Centre to hand in recyclable waste for recycling. Children are also invited to sort recyclable items and place them in the "Environmental Ecology Corner," where they can choose items they find suitable for art creation or free play.

Children in K3 and K2 take turns to look after K1 and N1 during meals and naps, and act as weather Mr/Ms during morning meetings, so as to strengthen the children's helpfulness and positive attitude.

Teachers prepared games with Chinese cultural characteristics, including "Horse Galloping on Flying Sand, Arrows Like Rainbows," "Chui Wan Dancing in the Morning Sun," and "One Throw of Pot, Dreams Come True." They also celebrated National Day with the children through a "Learn the Story of China's National Day" activity. The children brought their own small backpacks/handbags and returned to school in their traditional attire to celebrate and take photos. Furthermore, to help the children understand National Day and foster a sense of national identity from an early age, the school also held a flag-raising ceremony.

The school will hold N1 and K1 parent-teacher conferences, where the class teachers will explain the learning content and progress of the N1/K1 courses to parents, allowing them to exchange information with teachers about their children’s learning progress to enhance opportunities for mutual communication.