Announcements

• School Calendar 2026 - 2027 (Version 2) is now available on the school website here. 

• Monday, 23 February 2026, will follow the Day 2 timetable. 

Ticketing Information

• School Musical - Into the Woods Junior is a masterful blend of storytelling, musical theatre vocals and movement, brought to life through a truly inclusive and collaborative effort across the whole school community. Please purchase your tickets for Into the Woods Junior for Wednesday, 3 December and Thursday, 4 December.

• Christmas Concert will take place on Wednesday, 10 December. We invite you to join us in celebrating the festive season with our talented student performers. Please purchase your tickets through this ticketing link.

Find Your Purpose, Realise Your Potential 

• Know-vember Book Trailer Competition is a creative opportunity to read, reflect through Theory of Knowledge (TOK) and present learning outcomes using multimedia. Find the full competition details via this link and submit by Tuesday, 25 November 2025. 

• WIS Bazaar Poster Design Competition is open to all students. Unleash your creativity and submit your design via this form before Thursday, 27 November 2025.

• First Aid in Sport course, generously sponsored by our PTA, is open to students aged 14 or above and their parents. There are only 16 spots available. Please register via this form before Sunday, 30 November 2025.

• WIS Bazaar is recruiting parent volunteers. To join the volunteering team and contribute to the event on Saturday, 14 March 2026, please sign up via this form.

Half of our student body embarked on 15 incredible overseas trips, allowing them to explore and ignite new passions across the globe. Adventures ranged from hands-on wildlife conservation efforts in the majestic landscapes of South Africa and breathtaking hiking across the snow-dusted terrain of Mongolia, to a stunning ascent of the Great Wall of China at sunset and insightful higher education tours across the United Kingdom.

A key highlight was the Year 7 Camp, where 180 students and staff tackled a thrilling itinerary designed for maximum growth, teamwork and resilience. Our young explorers conquered high-energy activities like coasteering and kayaking, navigated the ultimate team challenge of 'Island Escape', and learned about sustainability through a hands-on 'Farm-to-Table' experience. The true magic of the camp lies in the incredible resilience built and the unbreakable friendships cemented along the way, creating lifelong memories and connections.

For the remaining students, the adventure was right on our doorstep as they immersed themselves in the vibrant diversity of Hong Kong. Their local exploits were just as thrilling, including mountain biking and camping on Lantau Island, refining skills through golfing in picturesque Sai Kung, and creative exploration with pottery workshops in tranquil Peng Chau. 

We are immensely proud of every student who broadened their horizons and stepped outside their comfort zone during this wonderful week filled with adventure, growth, and unforgettable experiences.

Last week, our Year 11 Geographers applied their studies to the urban landscape of Hong Kong. They spent the day testing the validity of Urban Land Use Models against real-world observations as they crisscrossed the city. The day was dedicated to data collection, including logging building heights, analysing diverse land uses (from commercial warehouses to high-end shops), scoring environmental quality, and conducting comprehensive pedestrian and traffic counts. The students gained valuable practical experience and thoroughly enjoyed this insightful day out. 

Year 12 student Haidi made her debut in the 15th National Games as part of the Hong Kong Women's Épée team. The team achieved a 4th-place finish. Congratulations to Haidi on her impressive participation as a key fencer. 

Haidi is one of our outstanding student athletes from our High Performance Student Athlete Programme (HPSAP).