In celebration of International Children's Day , teachers have organised a range of engaging activities for the children, including a bouncy castle, candy collection, parachute games, and ball passing games, among others. These activities are designed to provide children with a joyful and memorable experience, allowing them to immerse themselves in the celebratory spirit of Children's Day.

With Father's Day and Mother's Day approaching, the school has invited instructors to teach children, parents and grandparents how to make personalised aroma stones together. Through this activity, we aim to help young children appreciate the love and care that family elders — parents, grandfathers, grandmothers, and both maternal and paternal grandparents — give them every day. After the workshop, children can take their handcrafted aroma stones home to express their gratitude and love to their elders. In addition, teachers have prepared a "Summer Solstice" (Xia Zhi) Birthday Celebration for the day, featuring a bouncy castle, "Grain in Ear" (Mang Zhong) Little Farmer games, and storytelling sessions.

In alignment with the thematic unit on "Transportation" , a school bus was invited to the school premises for our N1 students. Under the supervision of their class teachers during the morning session, the children boarded the school bus to explore its features and equipment, and received guidance on the proper and safe use of seat belts.

In order to strengthen fire safety awareness among staff and students, and to enhance their self-rescue and emergency preparedness skills, a fire drill was conducted at the school. The drill was designed to ensure that, in the event of a fire emergency, all staff and students are able to remain composed and evacuate in a swift, orderly manner along the designated fire evacuation routes, with the overarching goal of ensuring the safety and well-being of all individuals on campus.

With the aim of fostering children's appreciation for the natural environment and animal welfare, the school has arranged for K1 to K3 students to visit Ocean Park during morning class sessions, under the supervision of their class teachers. The students will take part in the Kindergarten Nature Exploration Programme and the Kindergarten Nature Discovery Programme. Guided by Ocean Park education ambassadors, the children will explore selected educational attractions, utilising their five senses to observe diverse habitats and gain a deeper appreciation of the marvels of nature.