Djembe is one of the world's oldest instruments that was originated from the South Africa. Africans play the drum with singing and dancing in various ceremonies and festivals such as weddings, funeral and harvest celebration. Besides, they use the drum to deliver messages across villages as the sound of the drum is bright to transmit. Students experienced to play the traditional instrument of South Africa and unleashed their creativity to design their own rhythm.

To educate students the positive value and attitude of selecting their friends, DGC and MCNEC organised a talk for all S2 classes. Mr Lee, a counsellor from Po Leung Kuk Student Support Team conducted a talk for our students. Through this talk, students have learnt about how to distinguish a real friend and a toxic friend. Students found the talk informative and interesting.

Department of Chinese History organised a visit to Hong Kong Museum of History for our students on the Life Wide Learning Day. The theme of the learning activity was the History of Hong Kong. The aim of the activity was to enrich students' knowledge of the history of Hong Kong. Without doubt, the students have gained a valuable opportunity in understanding the recent history of Hong Kong through this visit.

The Life-Wide Learning Day was successfully held on 19th November, 2021. In The English Drama Activity, native English-speaking tutors came to the College, and had interactive speaking practices with students of class 2A, 2B and 2C. In the 3-hour activity, students were highly engaged in practising drama skills in English. All of them were motivated and attentive.