News
updated September 2026
News
updated September 2026
PTA recruit parent volunteers throughout the year to provide help and support to make the events successful and unforgettable for our kids.
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If you have any exciting ideas that you would like to share with us, please feel free to reach out to your PTA Grade Level Coordinator, who is in your Class WhatsApp Group or email to pta@plkis.edu.hk.
19 Sep Autumn Open house
30 Sep PTA Family Evening
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(subject to change as time goes by)
Latest Events
Back to School Night (28 August 2026)
A huge thank you to all the parents and guardians who joined us for Back to School Night!
It was wonderful seeing so many familiar and new faces come together for our very first gathering of the academic year. Your active participation, warm energy, and enthusiasm made the evening a tremendous success.
Building a strong, supportive community around our students starts with moments like these. Seeing our parent community connect, ask great questions, and share in the excitement for the upcoming year sets an inspiring tone for everything we hope to achieve together.
Last day of School treat (June 2026)
To make the last day of school extra special, PTA surprised the children with a delightful treat during recess—freshly popped popcorn and creamy ice cream for everyone! It was the perfect way to celebrate the start of their long summer break, filling the hallways with smiles, laughter, and sweet (and salty!) joy.
While we are already missing the sound of their laughter echoing through the school, we know they have earned this rest. To all our students: have a fantastic, fun-filled summer! We can't wait to welcome you back, refreshed and ready for a brand new year, after the holiday.
Graduation Day of K3 and G6 (June 2026)
Farewell to our incredible K3 and G6 graduates! During the graduation ceremony, the School surprised our students with a heartwarming video recapping their daily school life, creating lasting memories for everyone in the room. We are so proud of your growth and send you all our warmest wishes for the future!
Springfest - School Open Day (March 2026)
This year’s Springfest was held on March 14, 2026.
In addition to the engaging game booths and a bouncy castle that the kids greatly enjoyed, the PTA also provided a variety of delicious food for visitors to enjoy throughout the event.
Lunar New Year Carnival (February 2026)
Students are excited to have the Dragon Dance performance, alongside traditional Chinese New Year foods such as sweet dumplings, radish cakes, and nian gao, served by the PTA volunteers that day!
Winter of Hope (6 December 2025)
This year’s Winter Fair, rebranded “Winter of Hope,” was an unforgettable event that brought our community together in the spirit of resilience and compassion. The fair took on a special significance as all profits were dedicated to supporting those affected by the Tai Po Fires. In the face of tragedy, we sought to create a sense of normalcy and togetherness for our families and friends.
The day began with a solemn minute of silence in remembrance, followed by heartfelt words from our principal and PTA. What followed was a vibrant celebration filled with delicious food and drinks, creative workshops, bustling markets, and joyful activities for all ages.
Our young students shone as budding entrepreneurs, eagerly setting up stalls to sell gently used and new toys, clothing, books, homemade baked goods, crafts, and more. Their enthusiasm was matched only by their determination as they negotiated sales and delighted in the market's friendly spirit.
Throughout the day, families enjoyed lively games such as pickleball, balance journey, catch the drop, and winter toss. Parents connected over laughter and conversation, while children played and explored the festive grounds.
The fair’s culinary offerings were as diverse as our community, featuring tempting treats and beverages from Western, Cantonese, Indian, and Japanese cuisines, truly something for every palate.
At the end of the day, a sense of peace and renewed hope filled the air. Together, we were reminded of the strength that comes from unity and compassion.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who contributed, volunteered, or donated to make this year’s Winter of Hope a shining success.
Box of Hope (early November 2025)
We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the wonderful volunteers who dedicated their mornings last week to preparing the "Boxes of Hope." Their care and effort in checking each donation ensured that every box was packed with kindness and essential items.
Thanks to this incredible teamwork, all 180 boxes were successfully collected earlier this week. We are now one step closer to sharing warmth and support with those in need in our community. We hope the boxes reach their destinations soon, carrying with them the generosity and compassion of our school families.
Halloween (31 October 2025)
Our school's playground was transformed into a scene of festive frights and delightful costumes on 31 October 2025 for the much-anticipated Annual Halloween Parade. Students from all grades showcased incredible creativity, marching in a dazzling array of outfits—from classic superheroes and storybook characters to clever homemade creations and ghoulish creatures.
The excitement peaked with our traditional "Fear Box" activity, where brave children reached into mystery boxes to feel creepy-crawly surprises, eliciting squeals of laughter and good-natured shrieks from the crowd. The event was made even more special by the wonderful turnout of parents and families, who joined in the fun, captured memories, and enjoyed the community spirit.
Thank you to everyone—students, staff, and volunteers—who helped make this year’s celebration such a memorable and successful community event. We are already looking forward to next year's hauntingly good time!
Diwali (20 October 2025)
The HKCA PLK PTA proudly celebrated Diwali by transforming the school with vibrant colors and decorations. With the support of our whole PTA committee team and 4 dedicated volunteers, we brought festive spirit to life by funding and distributing delicious Diwali snacks, including sakkarpara and puri, for the children to enjoy.
A highlight of the event was a Diwali Bhangra Dance lesson, fully funded by the PTA, which saw enthusiastic participation from both teachers and students. This engaging activity allowed everyone to immerse themselves in the cultural significance of the festival while fostering a sense of community.
Children also had the opportunity to experience henna hand painting with child-safe, removable tattoos, adding to the festive fun. The joy and energy in the air were palpable as students learned traditional dance moves, celebrating not just the festival of lights but also the diverse culture within our school. Our efforts underscored our commitment to enriching the educational experience and fostering connections in our HKCA PLK community.
Our Mid-Autumn Festival celebration was a wonderful blend of creativity, tradition and interactive fun. The event featured a Mid-Autumn Design Competition where students showcased their talent through beautiful eco-friendly lanterns and imaginative clay creations. During the lunchtime activities, everyone enjoyed various mooncakes, trying to make snow-skin mooncakes, crafting festive magnets, and even role-playing as the legendary archer Hou Yi in an arrow-shooting game. It was a memorable occasion filled with cultural appreciation, hands-on experiences and joyful moments.
We extend
our sincere gratitude to all families and volunteers who contributed to making this event so special.
On September 29th, 2025, we launched an unforgettable Teachers’ Appreciation Week at HKCA PLK School, a celebration dedicated to the incredible educators who shape our future! From the very first moment, the spirit of gratitude was unmistakable. Teachers were welcomed with a vibrant banner and treated to a sumptuous breakfast featuring freshly baked pastries, bread, colourful fruit, rich coffee, and delightful cookies, a perfect beginning to a week dedicated to appreciation.
As the festivities continued, Thursday brought an extra special surprise. Each teacher and staff member received a charming little plant accompanied by a heartfelt note that read, “Thank you for helping me grow.” This token truly captured the essence of what our teachers do every day, nurturing the minds and spirits of our children.
But that wasn't all! To wrap up this heartwarming celebration, students and parents showed their appreciation by gifting their teachers with healthy snacks, such as delicious fruit bars, crunchy nuts, and more! This thoughtful gesture transformed into a delightful display of gratitude, as teachers were showered with a colourful assortment of snacks, touching notes and drawings from their students.
A special thank-you goes to our wonderful parents, whose generosity and enthusiasm ensured this year’s celebration was a resounding success. As the PTA, we firmly believe that our teachers deserve recognition every day for their dedication, hard work, and unwavering commitment.
Here’s to celebrating World Teachers’ Appreciation today and every day!
The 2025/2026 Back to School Night was truly an unforgettable experience! It was heartwarming to witness so many parents coming together for this special event, made possible by the collaboration between the PTA and the school. This year introduced a fresh format that encouraged increased interaction among attendees.
The evening began with a mingling session in the hall, where families explored informative booths that highlighted the specialist teams, showcased the exciting Chinese program, and heard from the PTA about plans for the year. Attendees enjoyed delicious food and refreshments while mingling and connecting.
After the mingling, the principal extended a warm welcome, setting a positive tone for the rest of the night. Parents then had the chance to visit their child’s homeroom, where they met the teachers, explored the curriculum, and learned about outdoor education. They also received a sneak preview of the new school library, which generated excitement. This was a fantastic opportunity to gather essential information and forge meaningful connections in an inviting environment.
As the night drew to a close, everyone left feeling informed and connected, and we eagerly anticipated the next opportunity to come together.