This school year's first English Speaking Activity Day, which took place on November 6, 2019, started off with a boom, with a number of students participating in our tailor-made games in English. A total of 7 game booths were set up, welcoming all students to partake and sharpen their English skills.

This year’s theme was Myths and Legends. Nobody fully knows the truth behind the Pyramids, the Easter Island Moai or even the Stonehenge. The first ESAD’s activities brought our students through time and space to explore available facts about these artefacts and the mysteries behind them.

Students got to try various puzzles, dart games, matching clues and even testing their sense of touch by identifying objects purely with their hands. Students were able to enjoy all these activities in English while learning about what human minds and hands were capable of creating centuries ago, even before machines were invented.

At the end of the day, everyone had the opportunity to take something home, be it knowledge and experience or prizes for participating in the booths.

As a continuation of the English Drama Project S5 students completed last year, the students brought their scripts from page to stage for the Inter-class Drama Competition on 3rd October 2019. Representing their respective classes, all the competing groups brought utter jubilation to each and every one sitting in the Hall with their mesmerising performances. In the end, Class 5A took home the win while Class 5C managed to come second in the competition.

The Second English Speaking Activity Day this year, held on April 17, 2019, proceeded with the theme “Old Hong Kong”. It was enlightening and successful in creating a nostalgic ambience in the school playground with games and food our parents and even grandparents enjoyed during their childhood.

Students were able to experience the recreational activities preceding generations enjoyed so much before the invention of smartphones and videogames.

In addition to the walk down ‘memory lane’, school houses were also able to gain a whopping boost in house marks from playing the games.
 

 With the active participation of the competitors, enlightening sharings from M1 and M2 students and interesting decorations contributed by Class 4D, the Maths Day was successfully held on 14th March, 2019.

     On the Maths Day, different competitions, including 24 Points, Blokus and Rummikub were organized at lunchtime and after school. Fighting for the championship, all participants enjoyed the games. Not only did they learn more about Mathematics, but more importantly they also had great fun.

     Apart from competitions, there were other educational activities. Four boards designed by senior students were displayed. A number of interesting topics ranging from game theory, non-Euclidean geometry to permutations were presented, raising students’ interest in exploring more advanced mathematics.

     That day, the campus was also decorated with a lot of fun facts about mathematical stories, mathematicians and beyond. 

     The following is the champions of the inter-class competitions:
     S1: 1C
     S2: 2C
     S3: 3D
     S4: 4D
     S5: 5B