To help students create app prototypes that can help the local community, our students joined the JA Innovation Camp, a hands-on workshop on 31 January 2026, organized by the Junior Achievement Hong Kong (JAHK). They engaged in a 3-hour design thinking session led by business volunteers and a 3-hour coding training with professional trainers to tackle exercises, prototype solutions, and present ideas addressing community issues. This immersive experience fostered creativity, entrepreneurial mindset, teamwork, and problem-solving skills among students.

On 19–20 December 2025, our students joined a two-day, one-night camp to build friendships and teamwork across grades. Activities included icebreakers, team challenges, a BBQ dinner, and evening games. Students took turns leading tasks, helping with food preparation and cleanup, and reflecting together the next morning.

S1 students took part in a lively two-day, one-night camp focused on teamwork, resilience and leadership. The two-day-one-night camp took place in PLK Pak Tam Chung Holiday Camp on 6 February and 7 February 2026. Highlights included building and testing bamboo-and-barrel rafts in the pool, tackling an indoor climbing wall, and camping together in bright blue tents. Guided by teachers and instructors, students practiced collaboration through hands-on challenges, shared chores, and evening reflections.

To promote and allow students to experience China’s intangible cultural heritage, our school held a lacquer fan-making experience activity on January 20, 2026. Students first participated in a quiz game to win materials, then crafted their own lacquer fans, personally exploring the charm of this traditional art form. We thank every student for their dedication, allowing this ancient craft to be revitalized through their youthful creativity.