Congratulations to our students for their remarkable achievements in the Hong Kong Economics Olympiad 2025 (HKEO2025)! They earned 4 Silver Medals, 5 Bronze Medals, and the Outstanding Business Case Award, demonstrating their strong grasp of economic concepts. This experience allowed them to deepen their understanding and apply economics to real-world challenges.
Congratulations to 5D Joel LAI Yat-long for winning the Outstanding Performance in Extra-curricular Activities Award organized by HKEAMA. This award recognizes his excellent performance in extracurricular activities during the 2024-25 school year.
Our students participated in the “Electronic Circuit Challenge 2025” organised by the HKUST and IEEE on 10th May 2025.
With a history of 190 years, The Helena May, an elegant colonial building displaying mesmerizing architectural style, has been declared a listed monument in Hong Kong.
From 17–23 April 2025, twenty of our students embarked on a seven-day Economics and Biology study tour to Perth, Western Australia. Encounters with quokkas on Rottnest Island, the dazzling pink waters of Hutt Lagoon, and the limestone spires of the Pinnacles Desert enriched their understanding of adaptation, conservation, and biodiversity.
We are pleased to announce the remarkable achievements of our students in the PolyU SCIENCE Young Talents Competition 2025, an esteemed event dedicated to fostering the next generation of scientists.
A team of Four Secondary Four Students participated in the 'Science as Our Guide, Harmony by Our Side' Proposal Competition 2025. The team was ranked among The Top 25 Teams and has been invited to join the 58th Joint School Science Exhibition (J.S.S.E.) this August.
Three teams from our school, consisting of two Form 4 students and seven Form 3 students, showcased their talent at the Hong Kong round of the World Scholar’s Cup on Mar 22-23. Our teams received a total of 11 gold medals and 14 silver medals, with all teams qualifying for the Global Round this summer.
Our F4 STEM students recently embarked on an exciting educational trip to Tokyo, Japan, where they visited several renowned science and technology centers. The trip was a fantastic opportunity for students to deepen their understanding of various STEM fields through hands-on experiences and interactive exhibits.
Our recent senior form geography field trip to Fukuoka, Japan, was an enlightening experience filled with natural beauty and geological wonders. Here’s a glimpse of the remarkable sites we visited along our journey.
