ACTIVITIES
English Week
To facilitate the learning of English, the English Department prepared a range of intriguing activities for English Week in May. These activities allowed our students to sharpen their English skills while enjoying the language. Our Form 1 to 3 students showcased their talents in the Singing Competitions, where they demonstrated their beautiful voices accompanied by their favorite pop music. These events boosted our students' confidence to perform on stage. In the Voice-over Competition, our Form 4 students dubbed an excerpt of a cartoon movie, showcasing their creativity and cooperation within their groups. Additionally, the Form 5 students had their vocabulary knowledge tested through Scrabble, a spelling game. We believe that these specially planned, fun-filled activities provided great opportunities for our young learners to immerse themselves in the essence of the English language.
F4 Voiceover Competition
F1-2 Singing Competition
F5 Scrabble Competition
F3 Singing Competition
Talent Ignition Programs
Vocational English
The course enhances our students’ English skills for effective communication in the future workplace through interactive, contextualized activities in four modules: catering, tourism and hospitality, retail, and job interview.
Our applicants are ready for a job interview.
Our sales associates are presenting their creative product to their customers.
Our young actors are practising their drama skills.
Language Arts
This course promotes the creative use of the English language through confidence-building acting tasks and a final performance, which helps unleash our students' potential in English learning within a highly engaging environment.
Learn English with Songs
In this course, students are exposed to a wide spectrum of musical genres, cultural studies, lyrics analysis, and engaging activities. By appreciating songs and lyrics, students are provided with ample opportunities to enhance their English skills while exploring various positive values.
Music is an indispensable part of a teenager's life. While groovy pop hits surely delight, many students find pleasure in listening to nostalgic old faves. This student is introducing to the class his favourite tune.
Students are having fun dubbing a scene from Toy Story, the most loved family film of all time, after learning the theme song You've Got a Friend in Me, which emphasizes the significance of having supportive friendships.