3L Lucien Wu Between 25 and 27 February, we went on an amazing adventure in Ma On Shan that challenged us and trained us to become future leaders. Our adventure began at school with warm-up activities such as dodgeball. Afterwards, we went grocery shopping for the dinner menus we had prepared. We also learnt how […]
Through Fog and Rain: Leadership Training Camp in Ma On Shan Read More »
4L08 Lucas Cheung On 23 February, our Mock Trial team banded together for a friendly match against Lingnan Secondary School, where I was honoured with the position of timekeeper. As we began our case, I started timing using a stopwatch. While attention usually falls on the outcome of the match, I gained a unique perspective
Mock Trial Friendly Match — A Play of Speech and Time Read More »
5J Philip Wong From 11 to 17 February, S4 and S5 BAFS and Economics students took part in the My Business Entrepreneurship Programme. For the first time in over ten years, our student entrepreneurs successfully ran a stall at the Yuen Long Tung Tau flower market. The preparation process was perhaps the most memorable part
Our First Market Booth in Over Ten Years — My Business Entrepreneurship Programme Read More »
During the Chinese New Year holidays, a group of us embarked on an enriching 12-day study tour to Auckland, New Zealand. The journey was more than just a trip; it was a profound cultural exchange that provided us with unforgettable memories, strengthened our English skills, and allowed us to build lasting relationships with the local
An Unforgettable Journey: Our New Zealand Adventure Read More »
On 13 February 2026, two social workers from the ELCHK Enlighten Centre visited STC to deliver a talk to S1 to S3 students about the dangers of drug abuse. The session began with an interactive game highlighting common reasons why individuals might be tempted to try drugs. One of the social workers then shared his
Live wisely: Why You Must Say No to Drugs Read More »
By 4J Cheryl Lam On 12 February, we organised Pancake Day, which is recognised as Shrove Tuesday in the Catholic Church. This day falls before Ash Wednesday, marking the start of Lent. During the 40 days of Lent, we practise self-denial, fasting, and repentance to prepare for the arrival of Jesus Christ at Easter. Traditionally,
The Youth Arch Foundation presented Certificates of Merit in recognition of tenacity, enthusiasm, and marked improvement in academic performance and conduct. 4P Quintus shared his inspiring journey and the strategies that helped him achieve significant progress. Congratulations to our resilient awardees; their determination sets a powerful example for our entire school community.
Youth Arch Student Improvement Award 2024-2025 Read More »
On 10 February 2026, Room 122 was transformed into a vibrant studio as students dived into the tactile world of the Sand Art Workshop. The event offered a welcome pause from fast-paced academic life, inviting Shungtakians to trade their pens and screens for the soothing textures of sand. Under the guidance of an experienced instructor,
Turning Academic Pressure into Sand Art Masterpieces Read More »
當天早上，57個家庭，連同老師接近180人浩浩蕩蕩由學校出發到西貢，行程第一站為擁有超過300年歷史的客家村落鹽田梓，了解其生活文化之餘，也參觀了被列為二級歷史建築的聖若瑟小堂。中午各家庭共聚於海鮮餐廳品嚐風味海鮮宴，玩玩遊戲，午飯後到獅子會自然教育中心親親自然，度過了愉快的一天。
By 5L Elaine Choi On 7 February, I visited Ocean Park and spent most of my time at the Giant Panda Adventure and the Hong Kong Jockey Club Sichuan Treasures. It was one of the most memorable parts of my day. When I first saw Ying Ying resting quietly and Le Le slowly walking around,
A Memorable Panda Adventure at Ocean Park Read More »
Tuesday, 25 August 2026