Our school held a Teachers’ Development Day in April this year. The day included a flag-raising ceremony and marching drill, designed to educate our teachers about the symbolism of the Chinese national flag and the proper procedures for raising it. …
Our school held another New Year celebrations during the Lunar New Year period. On the day, we invited parent volunteers to set up New Year booths at the school, allowing the young children to participate. We prepared festive food for …
Our K3 class explored the ‘I Love China’ theme throughout the previous term. As part of this thematic learning, students engaged in a variety of activities, including replicating blue and white porcelain designs, Chinese Ink wash painting, Chinese opera masks …
Before Lunar New Year, our School has arranged our K2 and K3 children to visit the community to distribute couplets and red envelopes to the residents of Cheung Chau. This activity aimed to enhance the children’s courage by having them …
Our school held a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration prior to the holiday this year. On the day, we invited parent volunteers to set up Mid-Autumn Festival booths at the school, allowing the young children to participate. We prepared festive food for …
Cheung Chau Da Jiu Festival(also known as Bun Festival) is a traditional Chinese festival on the island of Cheung Chau in Hong Kong. To pass on this traditional culture of Cheung Chau to the next generation, we have arranged a …
The Hong Kong Youth Services has invited our K2 children and their parents to participate in this activity. Throughout the activity, our children and parents have teamed up with the children and parents of Tsuen Wan Trade Association Yau Kin …
A visit to the Hong Kong Heritage Museum is a fantastic learning experience for kindergarteners. It brings Hong Kong’s history and Chinese culture to life through engaging exhibits and artifacts, sparking curiosity and fostering a sense of community pride. Children …