To broaden students’ learning horizons, students from Man Kwan Pak Kau College in the international program, together with the volleyball team, visited our sister school—Shenzhen Guangming Senior High School—for an exchange. During the visit, students attended IELTS and IAL Mathematics lessons with peers from mainland China. Meanwhile, the volleyball team played a friendly match with the sister school, which ended in a draw.
In the afternoon, teachers and students from both schools visited a newly opened science museum in Shenzhen and explored cutting-edge technological innovations.
This exchange not only strengthened ties between the two places but also broadened students’ horizons and learning opportunities, making it a particularly meaningful educational journey.
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If you have any questions, please contact Vice Principal Cheung Wing Tai at 24482960.
Organiser：HKNETEA
The 7th Greater Bay Area STEAM Excellence Award (Hong Kong) 2025 is organized by the Hong Kong New Emerging Technology Education Association (HKNETEA). Established in 2019, the award aims to enhance students’ creativity and innovation, and to recognize outstanding students, teachers, and schools in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM).
The competition includes Primary School, Secondary School, Tertiary/University, and Postgraduate categories. Students may participate individually or in teams of up to five members, and students from mainland schools are also welcome to join, either independently or through school nomination.
Project themes cover Artificial Intelligence, Information and Communication Technology, Life and Health, New Materials and New Energy, Robotics, Science Laboratories, Popular Science Videos, and Rotary Water Purification. The event also fosters academic and industry collaboration, providing a platform for showcasing innovative achievements and gaining media exposure.
Date：25-08-2025
Award：
Life and Health – Merit Award
Zhou Ke Jun, Li Hiu Lam
Wong Cheuk Wai, Lam Chun Hin Rex, Kwok Yat Sing
Science Laboratory – Merit Award
Wan Yin Wing, Ma Yan Kei, Chung Yan Ching
Artificial Intelligence – Merit Award
Tjhang Choi Ling, Yeung Yuen Ting, Lam Chung Kiu
SVF – Bronze Award
Lai Chin Yan
Information and Communication Technology – Silver Award
Fung Ka Hei
Ho Yan Tung, Wu Kwan Kei, Lee Ho Ting Javis
Life and Health – Silver Award
Huen Tsz Yan, Lee Wing Tung, Li Ruo Xi
Organiser：
China Soong Ching Ling Foundation
China Association of Inventions
Date：
2025/8/14-2025/8/17
Award：
Junior Secondary (AI) — Gold Award
Junior Secondary (Invention) — Bronze Award
Junior Secondary (Invention) — Gold Award
Student：
Tai Yuen Shan
Kwong Wing Hei
WongChunTai
Wong ChunTao
Tang ChunYu
Fung Ka Hei
Wong Shun Chi
From July 12 to 16, 36 members of our Athletics Team participated in a training camp in Taipei, where they received professional coaching from Olympic team trainers at the National Taiwan Sport University. The high-intensity sessions covered running, javelin, and discus training. Through these challenges, the students pushed their limits and set higher goals for future competitions! In addition, they attended a professional baseball game and experienced the thrill of playing baseball, immersing themselves in the charm of sports.
Let us embrace the spirit of ”Exercise Daily,“ actively participate in sports activities, strengthen our bodies, and bravely pursue our dreams!
Inter-School Ireland Nature and Culture Exchange Tour (June 21-30, 2025) (Day 1 to Day 5: Dublin)
A group of 32 participants from the Inter-School Ireland Nature and Culture Exchange Tour set off for Ireland on June 21 for a ten-day exploratory exchange program.
After more than ten hours of travel, the students arrived in Dublin and immediately visited the Library of Trinity College to experience the local academic atmosphere. The following day, they visited the Dublin Confucius Institute at Dublin City University, where they engaged in exchange activities with local students, sharing their cultural backgrounds and fostering international friendships. Most importantly, staying in the dormitories of Dublin City University allowed the students to experience university life.
Additionally, the group visited Kilmainham Gaol, O’Connell Street, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Butlers Chocolate Factory, the Dublin General Post Office (GPO), Powerscourt House & Gardens, and Kilkenny Castle, gaining a deeper understanding of Ireland’s historical and cultural heritage.
