Activities

Students witnessed urban revitalization at The Mill, where a historic factory building has been transformed into a vibrant cultural and commercial landmark. It served as a perfect case study for adaptive reuse and entrepreneurship. 

We visited a charming café nestled in a traditional Tong Lau (唐樓). The owners—a pioneer of local coffee chains and a Barista Contest organizer—shared their inspiring journey. Students gained insights into business strategies and problem-solving, even trying their hand at the delicate art of Latte Art during a workshop. 

Navigating the world of money became an adventure through interactive virtual games, allowing students to master the concepts of sound personal financial management. 

Perched high in the IFC, students explored the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. They traced the evolution of our currency and discovered the rich history of the banking sector. 

Our students stepped into the civic spotlight at the Budget Forum. This precious opportunity allowed them to learn about government spending and directly express their ideas to the Financial Secretary.     

A visit to the laboratory of JaneClare provided our students with invaluable insights into the integration of traditional Chinese medicine and modern skincare technology highlighting Hong Kong's innovation in production.

A huge congratulations to our student for winning the Consumer Council IG Post Design Competition! Using creative comics, she effectively promoted the importance of rational consumption. 

In our video design competition, students utilized their digital storytelling skills to produce engaging clips on the virtues of smart money management. 

Students tackled real-world social problems by creating business plans and pitching their ideas, putting their entrepreneurial spirit into practice. 

The School Investment Simulation Game gave everyone a taste of the high-stakes stock market, teaching them the risks and rewards of investment in a fast-paced environment. 

Our dedicated Economics alumnae returned to pass on the Sacred Heartist spirit. They shared valuable study plans, university life experiences, and career insights, fostering a powerful culture of mentorship and positive thinking.