by Hebe Cheung 5L On 11 and 12 December, 36 students and four teachers from our sister school, Beijing National Day School—Jin Yuan, came to visit Shung Tak Catholic English College (STC). I was lucky enough to be granted the opportunity to be paired with a buddy, an enthusiastic and cheerful first-year student from Jin
By 3J Cardy Poon During the OLE period, we were inspired by diver Jason Cheung’s talk on scuba diving. To engage us, he asked some questions—for example, what is the world record for holding one’s breath underwater? He then revealed the astonishing answer: 24 minutes. He presented the basics of the activity and shared his
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2L Benson Lam Recently, the Mock Trial Team members are preparing assiduously for the upcoming competition. Before this, we were honoured to have an amazing opportunity for a friendly match with Our Lady of the Rosary College on 5 December. As a new member of the team, I was not able to be an official
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Students of S3P had the opportunity to participate in The First Night Photo Exhibition, the opening event for ImpactHK’s winter Kindness Campaign fundraiser, on Tuesday, 25 November. This exhibition, held at the Anita Chan Lai-ling Gallery in the Fringe Club, Central, showcased powerful photographs taken by individuals experiencing homelessness. Each photo was paired with a personal
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By 5L Crystal Yip All jobs are honourable, yet not everyone receives the treatment and rights they deserve. In the OLE activity ‘Seeing the Invisible People’ on 5 December, students gained a deeper understanding of social issues through a presentation by a guest from the Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong Pastoral Centre for Workers. The
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During the 2024-25 school year, around 140 students participated in the SOW Readathon Reading Challenge, which fosters a love for reading English books while encouraging students to reflect on the values we uphold at our school. A total of 121 students successfully completed at least three mini-tasks and therefore the English Language Education (ELE) Section
On 1 December, our English Society members banded together for an English excursion to a realm where faded stories breathed and lived. It was not merely a performance but rather a stroll through a collection of animate dreams. Hans Christian Andersen’s imagined worlds were re-enacted before us, renewed on the campus of Hang Seng University.
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By 2P Michelle Two schoolmates and I joined the “Katso Camp 2025,” organised by DYCHK on 22–23 November. I am glad that I was chosen to join the camp. It was a great opportunity to learn how to become a good leader and to interact with students from other schools. During the camp, we completed
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The S3 Parents’ Night on 21 November was a meaningful and informative event for all of us. It helped us understand just how important our choices of elective subjects are, and how they can shape our future academic and career paths. We learned that some university courses have specific subject requirements, so it’s important to
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Tuesday, 22 September 2026