Time flies! We are already into the second month of the school term, and a host of exciting school activities are now in full swing. For example, the rich and diverse physical and arts courses held on Friday afternoons cover skateboarding, electronic drums, gymnastics, track and field, digital command, comprehensive arts, and board games. In addition, the extracurricular activities held after school on weekdays and on Saturdays are equally colorful and varied, which include:
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Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Choral Speaking Choir
Violin Olympiad Mathematics
Dodgebee Dance
Percussion Fencing
Creative Crafts Table Tennis Jazz Drums Track and Field
Taekwondo
Looking ahead, the school will organize more diverse activities and invite parents to join us, enabling everyone to personally experience the powerful impact of "experience-based" learning!
Reflecting on the past month, the RTHK "Hong Kong Connection" feature covering our school was successfully broadcast on 24th September. We are deeply grateful for the positive feedback and steadfast support from all our parents over the years. We firmly believe that with a little extra care, patience, and encouragement, children can learn happily and securely at school, and with appropriate guidance, they will naturally stride forward bravely.
October has been filled with rich learning experiences. On National Day, 1st October, Mr. Fu led students to participate in the "Tuen Mun District Junior Police Call Beyblade National Day President's Cup," allowing students to give their all in the competition and make new friends. On the holiday of 2nd October, the school specially invited four AI platform suppliers to visit and introduce the latest developments of AI in the academic field, discussing how technology can assist student learning and enhance teaching quality as we actively prepare for new learning models.
Regarding campus facilities and safety, as the saying goes, "A workman must first sharpen his tools." With subsidies from the Education Bureau to promote digital education and STEAM development, our school has specially converted Room 408 into a brand-new "STEAM Room". We carefully organized existing school resources and centralized suitable items there, starting the space from the premise of "environmental protection and resource optimization," with the hope that every allocation of funds genuinely benefits students by supporting rich courses, competitions, and visits to comprehensively broaden their horizons.
On the other hand, Tuen Mun District School Liaison Officer Sergeant Mr. Lam kindly visited our school on 6th October to present a "Bicycle Safety" charter and the specialized book "Guide for Teachers and Parents: Decoding Youth Traps". We hope these resources will help parents and teachers better accompany students in solving challenges and remaining constantly vigilant against deception. Meanwhile, we place great emphasis on cultivating students' multi-faceted abilities. On the morning of 6th October, Primary 6 students led by Ms. Mak, Mr. So, and Mr. Wong visited the Hong Kong Cultural Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui to enjoy a magnificent pipe organ concert, cultivating their music appreciation and proper concert etiquette.
On 12th October, the school smoothly completed the seasonal influenza vaccination; the younger children were remarkably cooperative, creating a warm and innocent atmosphere. On Thursday, 22nd October, our lower primary students gathered in the school hall for a Chinese language and culture lesson, where everyone participated in an exciting and interesting Chinese martial arts session. During the class, the children first learned the foundational martial arts virtues and etiquette of respecting the master and valuing the moral from the coach. Afterward, they practiced step by step—from horse stances and bow stances to throwing punches and strikes. Everyone looked full of momentum and remarkably professional! Learning martial arts not only exercises and strengthens the body, but also allows children to deeply experience the profound depth of Chinese culture through motion and stillness.
On Saturday, 24th October, we welcomed the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) Election Day and Parent Meeting. Although this year's first summative assessment will be held in mid-November, It is hoped to use this parent meeting to allow all parents to gain a deeper understanding of their children's adjustment and performance since the start of the school year, and to build strong mutual trust with class teacher and subject teachers. This lays a foundation of trust for future learning paths and makes learning smooth especially for the parents of Primary 5 and 6 students, this is a critical moment to prepare for secondary school transition. We hope to take this opportunity to let parents understand the Secondary School Selection Placement Allocation (SSPA) procedures and various requirements beforehand, making this an extremely important and meaningful meeting. On that day, we also held the PTA election. Through this activities, parents can genuinely feel the school's emphasis on home-school cooperation, thereby narrow the distance between us and encouraging everyone to understand and get more involved in school life. In addition, we presented awards for various competitions held in September and October during the meeting, hoping to boost students' self-confidence and further foster a close relationship among parents, children, and the school.
十月尾的萬聖節活動 “The Witch Magic Castle” 更讓全校師生與家長投入參與、變裝同樂，在歡樂氣氛中自然學習英語，體現「寓教於樂」的理念。
The late October Halloween event, "The Witch Magic Castle," engaged all teachers, students, and parents in joyful costumes and interactive fun, naturally fostering English learning within a festive atmosphere and embodying our philosophy of "learning through fun".
Over the past two months of the new term, seeing many of our graduates frequently return to visit and express their deep affection and nostalgia for the school has deeply moved all our teachers. We will continue to uphold the spirit of a "Caring Campus," joining hands to accompany every child in growing up healthy and happy.
