Spinal health is crucial for children, as good spinal health contributes to their overall development. Our school has invited the Children’s Spine Foundation to implement the “Spine Dragon Training Program Level 1” activity. The aim is to help K2 to K3 children strengthen body parts related to the spine through Monopoly games and spine protection games. The activity will allow children to learn spine protection knowledge, set spine protection goals, and review spine exercises to promote healthy development.
To help parents better understand the school’s development direction and class-based nurturing goals, we are pleased to invite all K2 parents to attend our upcoming Parent Meeting.
The event will feature a special seminar titled “Fine Motor Development in Young Children”, which will introduce the stages of writing skill development in early childhood and offer practical strategies for enhancing your child’s interest and ability in writing.
This is a valuable opportunity to strengthen home-school communication and gain insights into your child’s learning journey.
For full details, please refer to the official notice.
On Friday, October 10, 2025, we will be hosting the bi-monthly birthday celebration for children born in September and October. The theme of this event is “Cooking Up Traditions”.
Beyond teaching children to express birthday wishes to their peers, the event will introduce two traditional Hong Kong snacks—“Tong But Lut” (glutinous rice balls in syrup) and “Wun Jai Chi” (imitation shark fin soup in a bowl)—highlighting their names and visual characteristics. Children will also get hands-on experience participating in a cooking activity with their classmates, encouraging social interaction and sparking an early interest in traditional culture.
For more details, please refer to the official notice.
October 7 (Tuesday) is the holiday after the Mid-Autumn Festival; the school will suspend services for one day. We appreciate your understanding.
On October 3 (Friday), we will hold the “Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival,” which aims to teach children about the culture and customs of the Mid-Autumn Festival and allow them to experience the festive atmosphere. Children will learn to share seasonal delicacies and celebrate together. Please refer to the related notice for details.
October 1 (Wednesday) is the National Day holiday; the school will suspend services for one day. We appreciate your understanding.
To help children recognize their country’s flag and national anthem from a young age, the school will hold a simple yet grand flag-raising ceremony and national anthem singing session on the eve of National Day. This will teach children to maintain the proper attitude during ceremonies to show respect for their country and enhance their national identity.
To help parents understand integrated services and relevant community resources, and to facilitate a discussion with psychologists about children’s development, learning diverse parenting and discipline strategies, we invite integrated parents to participate in the meeting to strengthen school communication. Please refer to the related notice for details.
To help parents better understand the school’s development direction and class nurturing goals, as well as to provide a special lecture that informs parents about their children’s characteristics and the relationship with school selection, we invite K3 parents to participate in the meeting to strengthen school communication. Please refer to the related notice for details.
September 2 (Tuesday) will be New Student Orientation Day. On this day, new students will experience activities such as art creation, music, physical activities, and snack tastings with their parents, along with handwashing and hydration routines. We hope the children will gradually adapt to the school environment and establish close relationships with their teachers.