broadening
students' Exposure

• To thrive on self-challenges, broaden students’ horizons and nurture a sense of humanity

• 11-day expedition to Kyrgyzstan in the summer of 2019

• Participants included 18 students, 1 wheel-chaired child, 1 visually impaired person, 1 autistic teenager and 15 staff and volunteers from “Wheel for Oneness”

• Successfully reached 3300m while carrying a disabled child on a specially designed wheelchair

Alumnus WONG DIK CHEUNG

• Our F.4 and 5 students participated in the Grand Tour to Seoul. Various theme-based activities: History and Cultural Tour to DMZ (Demilitarized Zone), Korean Architecture Tour, Technology Workshop at Seoul Energy Dream Centre, and K-pop Dance experience, as well as other cultural activities, such as Hanbok-wearing experience and Korean rice-rolling making, were arranged for our students to have a taste of the unique cultures of Korea. 

• Studying in an unfamiliar setting where students are constantly being challenged personally and academically allows them a chance to grow and learn more about themselves

• Our school partners with AFS to provide one-year exchange program and host family program to interested students.

• Locally, we also swap students with prestigious schools for short term to maximize young people's exposure and life experience. The list of schools in the past few years includes Diocesan Boys’ School, Munsang College and Kowloon True Light School.