The purpose of the study tours is to expose our students to a wider range of learning experiences and opportunities in order to broaden their global vision. When studying with young people from various cultures, our students are readying themselves with creativity, communication skills, collaborative skills, discernment, values and citizenship which are key to future success.
Study tours take students beyond the familiar and the experience is turned into deep learning through reflective assignments and integration with different subjects. Our theme-based and curriculum-based study tours are not simply a chance for language practice; they also offer opportunities for students to get knowledge of culture, history, art, technology, learn about conservation and the university education of other countries.
To foster students’ interest in reading and writing, our school specially invited renowned Hong Kong author Ms. Chiu Hiu Tung to deliver a captivating talk for all Secondary 1 students!
During the engaging session, Ms. Chiu shared her creative journey in a vivid and interesting way, unraveling the secrets of inspiration behind her words.
This talk not only allowed our junior secondary students to experience the charm of literature up close, but also ignited their imagination and creative passion. We believe that throughout their future learning journeys, students will translate this love for words into moving stories of their own.
Hong Kong Science Fair, organized by the Hong Kong Innovation Foundation, is a large-scale exhibition centered on innovation and technology. It aims to showcase Hong Kong’s latest achievements in scientific research and technological applications, while promoting public awareness of and participation in innovation and technology development.
Through a diverse range of exhibitions and interactive experiences, the Expo introduces to the public innovative projects developed by local primary and secondary school students across key areas, including artificial intelligence, robotics, biomedical technology, financial technology, smart city solutions, green technology, and aerospace technology. The event helps citizens better understand how technology integrates into daily life and drives urban development, while encouraging young people to unleash their creativity and cultivate an interest in science and engineering.
Congratulations to our students Chan Wan Ching, Huang Chun Chieh, and Cheung Tsun Yin on receiving the Bronze Award in the Testing and Certification Special Award category, sponsored by the Hong Kong Council for Testing and Certification, at the Hong Kong Innovation Fair 2025–2026 for their research project, “When Pectin Meets Carbon”. Their achievement was also featured in Young Post and Sing Tao Daily. Throughout the research process, the students demonstrated creative thinking, a commitment to scientific inquiry and effective teamwork. This award recognises their research achievements and dedication. The school encourages them to continue deepening their scientific knowledge, exploring the applications of technology in everyday life, and developing their innovation and problem-solving skills.
The award-winning students from our school are as follows:
Testing and Certification Special Awards <Sponsored by Hong Kong Council for Testing and Certification>: Bronze Award
3A Chan Wan Ching, 2A Huang Chun Chieh, 2A Cheung Tsun Yin
Kicking off this year’s “Art Salon 2026” is Yayoi Kusama, the world-renowned “Queen of Polka Dots” whose journey took her from Nagano, Japan, to the pinnacle of the global art world. Transforming her neuro-hallucinations into a unique artistic language, she has captivated the world with her iconic dots, pumpkins, and mesmerizing Infinity Mirror Rooms.
This time, our entire school community joined hands to bring a massive art installation—standing over 2 meters tall—to life! Through this collaborative journey, students did not just connect deeply with Kusama’s artistic soul; they also embraced teamwork, inclusion, and acceptance, breaking away from the typical solitude of artistic creation.
As a grand finale, the project integrated with “Deep Learning Week” to launch an exciting cross-disciplinary, cross-grade exploration. While visual arts teachers passed on traditional crafts like woodworking, paper-crafting, papier-mâché, and coloring, science teachers stepped in to demystify tensegrity structures, composite materials, and the laws of light reflection. A magical journey of “Infinity Mirror Rooms”—where aesthetics perfectly meets science—starts right here!
Applications for Secondary 1 discretionary places (DP) for the 2027-2028 school year will begin soon. We understand the importance of selecting the right secondary school for your child, and we are here to support you in making an informed decision. To provide a comprehensive understanding of our school’s curriculum and distinctive features, we are pleased to host a series of Information Days for S.1 Admission. We cordially invite parents and P.6 students to attend the 2nd information day. The details are as follows:
To register, please scan the QR code or visit the following link:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/2vMzEUMyU1
For inquiries, please contact Ms. Chan Hoi Yee at 2448 2960.
From the group stage to the semi-finals, our team fought hard through every game, made it to the FINALS, and won a ticket to the All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Basketball Tournament! 🎟️💥
The team showed amazing teamwork and trust, but we will not slow down and will keep pushing for the top! 🏆💪
Thank you all for your support! Please keep cheering for us in the finals! 📣✨
On 29 October, our girls’ basketball team will compete in the Division One semi-final for a place in the final! 💪 We invite all parents, students and teachers to come to Yuen Long Sports Centre and cheer on our team!
To boost students’ interest in reading, our school’s Reading Group recently hosted a book-sharing event at D-Expo. The classic work featured in this event was The BFG.
The BFG was written by the master of fantasy children’s literature, Roald Dahl. He was one of the 20th century’s most popular British children’s authors, having created globally acclaimed classics such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Matilda, and The BFG.
The event was led by teacher Miss Wong Wing Ki, with two students from Class 2C—Lau Cheuk Lam Nathan and Mak Long Him—sharing together.
The atmosphere on-site was vibrant and enthusiastic. Students remained fully engaged throughout and were deeply captivated by the wonderful content. Following the sharing session, students responded with great enthusiasm, actively borrowing related books and demonstrating a keen interest and proactive attitude toward reading. The event was a complete success!
From 16 to 20 October 2026, 32 students from our school travelled to Nanshan, Shenzhen, for a five-day, four-night Shenzhen Study Tour. The programme took learning beyond the classroom, through lessons and site visits in a city at the forefront of innovation, and showed how technology meets industry and daily life.
On the first day, students attended the opening ceremony at the BGI Building, and lessons continued there over the following days. On the final day, they set off from Shenzhen Yunhe Technology Co., Ltd. and visited Shenzhen Dream Eagle Technology Co., Ltd. and the Shenzhen World Drone Export Centre, gaining a closer look at the industrial use of drones and the growth of the low-altitude economy.
Through this study tour, our students broadened their horizons and practised punctuality, self-discipline and teamwork. We hope they will turn what they saw and learned into motivation to keep exploring innovation and to contribute to society.
Maker Faire Seoul 2026 is a creative festival centered on the spirit of “the joy of turning imagination into reality.” It brings together a wide range of makers, inventors, designers, technology enthusiasts, and hands-on creators to showcase works made with technology, craftsmanship, and imagination.
The 2026 event will be held from September 19 to September 20, over two days. The program includes maker showcases, interactive experiences, workshops, and diverse activities, making it suitable for families, students, educators, design and technology professionals, as well as anyone interested in innovation and hands-on creation. Through Maker Faire Seoul, visitors can see how ideas are transformed from concepts into tangible works, while gaining the courage and inspiration to create through interaction and exchange. It is an urban creative festival that combines technology, art, education, and community spirit, showcasing the vitality and future imagination of Seoul’s maker culture.
✨ A brilliant blend of art and technology lit up our campus.✨
When innovative technology meets unlimited imagination, what kind of spark will it create?
Man Kwan Pak Kau College is committed to promoting STEAM learning. In this projection mapping workshop, students first explored the basics of light-and-shadow design, then brought their bold ideas to life through creative visual planning and hands-on practice.
When the lights came on, the projection mapping pieces instantly brightened the whole campus. It wasn’t just a visual showcase—it was a meaningful demonstration of how students can combine technology and art in real projects.
