Prayers

Good morning everyone. Today is the 13th of May, and for the Catholic Church, the day to celebrate the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima. Between 13th of May and 13th of October 1917, three Portuguese children, Francisco, Jacinta, and Lucia received apparitions of our Lady near Fatima, a city in Portugal. You may wonder, […]

Good morning, everyone. We are the representatives of Blue House. This month’s theme is ‘Embrace, Accept, and Appreciate All Things.’ You might be wondering: what does Blue House have to embrace, accept, or appreciate about? The answer is actually ‘Sports Day’. Then you may question, “What are we going to share about Sports Day?” Especially

Good morning Principal, teachers, and fellow Shungtakian. Today is May Fourth. While it might seem like just another Monday in our busy school calendar, today marks exactly 107 years since the May Fourth Movement began. More than a century ago, a group of university students in Beijing took to the streets. They were frustrated by

Good morning, everyone. We are the coordinators of the Yellow House. Today, we would like to share a few thoughts on an important topic: Respect and Empowering Others. In our daily lives—whether at school or at home—respect is the foundation of strong relationships. When we treat others with kindness and consideration, we create a positive

Good morning. We are 2P. Today, we would like to share with you the meaning of a Chinese cultural festival, the Ching Ming Festival. The Ching Ming Festival takes place in early April. The name “Ching Ming” means “Clear and Bright.” It describes the lovely spring season, when the sky is clearer, the air becomes

Good morning. Yesterday, Mr. Kwan spoke to us about NSE and the use of AI. Today I would like to share further about that, namely AI Security, Cyber Security and Data Security. Let’s have a look on the importance of these fields when talking about being respectful and empowering others, which is also the theme

Good morning, everyone. Today is National Security Education Day. When we hear “national security,” many of us might picture soldiers guarding borders. But national security is actually much closer than you think. Today, I want to talk about two invisible walls that protect all of us: technological security and economic and financial security. Look around

Good morning, everyone. As the theme of this month is about respect and empowering others, I’d like to share some of my thoughts about these two ideas that may seem simple, but can shape the kind of school—and the kind of world—we live in. Let’s start with respect. Respect means listening to others, valuing different

Good morning Principal, teachers, and fellow Shungtakians. We are the representatives of 2M. Today we will talk about two important values: respecting and empowering others. These ideas are deeply rooted in Chinese culture. When we respect others and are willing to help them, we can create stronger communities, and nations. Respect can start with simple

Good morning. We are the Prefect Team. We would like to share with you all on how our duty relates to the theme of this month, “Options for the Poor”. In general, the definition for “Options for the Poor” refers to making affordable, accessible and respectful choices available to people with limited resources. In a