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2025-2026
United in Laughter: How Class Activity Day Brought Us Closer
As the saying goes, “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” Enhancing class spirit not only brings joy but also fosters a sense of achievement among us. In addition to our annual Picnic Day, our Class Activity Day presents a wonderful opportunity to unwind and share some excitement. This year,
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Prize Giving Ceremony 2026
On the 13th July, our school held its Prize-Giving Ceremony to celebrate the achievements of our students and to honour their tremendous dedication and hard work. From outstanding performance to meaningful contributions, every award reflected the effort each student has put into their journey at STC. We were also proud to recognize students who received
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Closing Prayer Service 2026
By 3J Jasmine Yeung On 13th July, our Closing Prayer Service for the 2025–2026 academic year was held, marking the end of a fruitful year together. We were honoured to have Father Wang from St. Jerome’s Church as the celebrant. The Service provided us with a precious moment to give thanks for the year we
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Poland Study Tour 2026: A Journey of Faith and Discovery
Following the Final Examination in early July 2026, our school hosted the Study Tour to Poland 2026 — a journey that combined rich cultural discovery with profound spiritual reflection. Throughout the tour, students explored breathtaking cathedrals, historic shrines, museums, and the underground wonders of the Wieliczka Salt Mine. More than just a lesson in Polish
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Building Memories, Building Futures
The Guidance Team, in collaboration with the ELCHK Tin Shui Wai District Youth Outreaching Social Work Team, recently organised a two-day, one-night residential camp for eight Shungtakians. Far more than just a brief pause from academic routines, the camp created a supportive space for students to step out of their comfort zones, strengthen their self-discipline,
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Seahorse Rangers Program
Overall, the seahorse ranger activity was an utterly engaging and educational experience. It provided a wonderful opportunity for students to step outside the traditional classroom and apply their learning to ecological and zoological studies in the Ocean Park. Amidst the activity, we finished a brochure, which provided us with a greater understanding of the ecological
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Through Challenges Both On Water and Land: An Eye-opening Experience at Leadership Training Camp
By 2J Kachit Chan From 9 to 10 July, I attended the Leadership Training Camp at Pak Tam Chung with my classmates and teachers. Our exciting adventure started at school, where we met our trainers and formed three different groups of participants. We got to learn about each other through different ice-breaking and leadership training
The Special Jubilee Year of St. Francis of Assisi – Local Pilgrimage
By 1J Martin Lam In the Catholic tradition, we are often encouraged, especially during our school years, to look to well-known saints as role models for living out our core faith values. However, this journey offered us something different: an encounter with saints we had never heard of, or who are seldom mentioned. Through the
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Bringing Heritage to Life: The Pok Fu Lam Fire Dragon Dance
This July, our secondary students dived deep into Hong Kong’s rich cultural history through two engaging heritage events. On 6 July, all S2 to S4 students attended an insightful talk titled “Understanding the Historical Origins and Cultural Value of the Pok Fu Lam Fire Dragon Dance.” The session gave students a solid foundation in the
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