To help children understand ancient Chinese culture, we will arrange a visit to the Sam Tung Uk Museum. This will provide children with the opportunity to engage with Hong Kong’s intangible cultural heritage. Through public guided tours and multimedia elements, they will explore the traditional Hakka walled village houses and lifestyle, which have a history of over 200 years. For more details, please refer to the school notice.
In line with the Education Bureau’s initiative to promote exploratory education, the event encourages students to create their own works through diverse activities. The carnival aims to strengthen the connection between the school and the community, allowing students and teachers from different schools to appreciate and share their works in a joyful atmosphere. This fosters positive values and an active lifestyle among students. The theme for this year’s carnival is “Green Technology: Lighting Up the Future.” For more details, please refer to the school notice.
The Ocean Park Conservation Alliance has established the “Seahorse Rangers” to enrich students’ conservation perspectives and provide a series of educational activities and support. K1 children will visit Ocean Park for guided tours and diverse experiential activities. We hope that through these tours, the children will learn about various animal species, cultivate a love for nature, and develop attitudes of respect for wildlife and care for our planet. For more details, please refer to the school notice.
To raise parents’ awareness of the importance of preventive medicine, the Caritas Medical Centre’s Chen Tang Rehabilitation Therapy Centre will visit the school to provide free foot structure examinations for K2 and K3 students. This initiative aims to help parents understand their children’s foot development and address any issues early for correction and prevention.
To help parents understand their child’s development and performance during the first semester, and to enhance communication with teachers for collaborative educational insights, the school will hold a performance report on that day. Additionally, we have designed a parent-child activity themed around “Reading” — the “Positive Reading Partnership for Nurturing Hearts” special activity — to assist parents in promoting reading and positive education activities at home. For more details, please refer to the school notice.
The Lunar New Year Holiday will be from January 28 to February 3, 2025. Our school will suspend services during this period. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
To help young children understand the customs of the Chinese New Year through a simulated flower market activity and to send festive blessings to their families, as well as to enjoy the festive atmosphere together, our school will hold a ‘Spring Festival Celebration’ on January 24 (Friday). For more details, please refer to the school notice.”
On Saturday, January 18th, 2025, Yan Chai Thousand Bees Fun Day will be held. This event aims to foster connections among the happy bee team and promote messages of family fun. For more information, please refer to the school announcement.
On January 17 (Friday), we will hold the ‘Monthly Birthday Party for January and February.’ In addition to teaching children to send blessings to their birthday classmates, the event will also guide them to understand various traditional Chinese festivals. For more details, please refer to the relevant notice.”
The purpose of this initiative is to provide parents with a deeper understanding of teachers’ efforts in creating a conducive learning environment, instructional arrangements, and their children’s learning experiences. We sincerely invite N parents of our school to visit and observe classroom activities, as this will strengthen the communication between home and school. Please refer to the school notice for more details.