2026-10-05
On 2 October 2026, the Annual General Meetings (AGMs) of seven Academic Societies—Chinese, English, Mathematics, Science, Social Science, Technology, and History and Citizenship—were successfully held. One of the highlights of the AGMs was the election of new student leaders. Candidates enthusiastically introduced themselves and shared their vision to serve their peers. After the election, members participated in interactive ice-breaking games to develop a strong rapport. The newly-elected student leaders are eager to step into their roles and drive engaging initiatives in this academic year.
On 30 September, F1 Lunchtime Picture Book Session, we were delighted to welcome 16 S1 students to read and share thoughts on the book, "School is Starting, and School is Nervous Too!" Reflecting on their first month of high school life, our Teacher-Librarian, Ms. Lee, engaged in a heartfelt chat with the students about their favorite classes and their biggest worries. To wrap up the cozy afternoon, Ms. Lee presented each participant with a chocolate egg. Symbolizing a "one-month milestone," this sweet gift carries our best wishes for these young learners as they continue to grow and thrive in their new school journey.
The Book Club on September 24th was a resounding success, drawing over 50 students from four secondary schools including Leung Shek Chee College, SALEM-Immanuel Lutheran College, Wong Shiu Chi Secondary School, and Carmel Pak U Secondary School. Under the captivating theme "A Thread Across Millennia: Discovering Ancient Poetics in Modern Pop Music," celebrated author Chan Mei guided the students on a unique journey, intertwining the melodies of contemporary pop songs with the timeless beauty of classical poetry. By juxtaposing the ancient with the modern, the speaker illuminated a shared essence of beauty, showing how classical poetic sentiment is both revived and extended today—a testament to how aesthetics transcend the boundaries of time. To perceive beauty and grasp the essence of poetry is to transform a fleeting, ordinary moment into eternity. The afternoon concluded with vibrant and heartfelt interactions between the students and the speaker, leaving everyone with a deeply enriching and delightful memory.
On 24 September, the Science Society held a moon gazing activity after school. Students and teachers gathered to catch a detailed glimpse of the Moon’s surface. While the Moon looked smooth and round from afar, its mountains and craters came into clear focus when it was viewed through an astronomical telescope. As we celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, we send our warmest greetings to you and your loved ones. May the radiance of the full moon bring happiness and togetherness, and may this special occasion be filled with joy, peace, and treasured moments with family and friends. Wishing you a Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!
Since its launch in 2018, the Hong Kong Debating Premier League has stood out as one of the most competitive platforms in Hong Kong. Unlike traditional knockout tournaments, the League features seven matches each season, with rankings determined by accumulated wins and losses. The added promotion and relegation system makes every round a true test of skill, strategy, and perseverance. This year, our team competed against formidably strong opponents—including St. Mark's School, Heep Yunn School, and Tsung Tsin Christian Academy—and ultimately achieved an outstanding result, securing 1st Runner-up in Division A. List of Participants: 3A Chan Lok Ching 3B Li Tsz Tung 3B Lui Ying Tung 4A Au-Yeung Yu Yin 4A Hui Cheuk Kei 4A Li Huanxi 4A Zheng Ziqi 4C Deng Chun Fung 4D Sun Sze Yiu 4D Tsang Tsz Long 5A Zeng Sze Wai 6A Mau Wan 6A Tam Ching Tung Teacher Advisors: Ms Cheng Man Yuk Ms Pun Ying Lo
Our athletics team recently delivered exceptional performances in territory-wide events! Notably, F2 Ng Hau Ching broke a competition record and met the Hong Kong Junior Squad training benchmark. In addition, Ip Wan Hin, Li Zhao Li, and Yang Zhao Zhi earned Top 10 positions in the Hong Kong U18 rankings. 1. Watsons Athletic Club Annual Challenge 2026 • F2 Ng Hau Ching: Girls U14 100m Hurdles – 1st Runner-up (15.48s – Broke Competition Record) | Girls U14 Long Jump – 2nd Runner-up • F4 Tsui Yan Hei: Girls U16 Long Jump – 1st Runner-up • F6 Ip Wan Hin: Boys U18 3000m – 1st Runner-up 2. HK Junior Age Group Athletics Competition 2026 (Part 5) • F2 Ng Hau Ching: Girls U14 Long Jump – Champion | 100m Hurdles – 1st Runner-up • F2 Chow Sze Lok: Girls U14 60m – 2nd Runner-up • F4 Tsui Yan Hei: Girls U16 200m – Champion | Triple Jump – Champion • F5 Wong Ching Tung: Girls U18 Heptathlon – 1st Runner-up 3. HKAAA Hong Kong U18 Rankings (As of Aug 31, 2026) • Ip Wan Hin: Boys U18 10km & 3000m – Ranked 2nd | 5000m – Ranked 4th • Lai Chiu Lap: Boys U18 3000m – Ranked 3rd | 5000m – Ranked 10th • Yang Zhao Zhi: Boys U18 100m – Ranked 9th Heartiest congratulations to all our athletes! These remarkable achievements reflect their perseverance and hard work, as well as the continuous support of our teachers, coaches, and parents. May our students continue to shine and embody the athletic spirit. Praise God for His continuous guidance and grace!
Eight CPU students participated in the YLD Youth Leadership Development Program, undergoing comprehensive leadership training and collaborating with peers from other schools to address pressing social issues. In the "Miniature Society" project, our team analyzed the film Time Still Turns the Pages to examine the perceptual gaps between teachers and students regarding student stress, proudly winning 2nd runner up. Additionally, three students were selected to join a summer service trip to Vietnam, where they served local communities, engaged in cross-cultural exchanges with local students, and learned about the nation’s history. Students shared that the program provided far more than valuable experience—it inspired a deep reverence for life and a heart of dedicated service.
The competition provides a platform for secondary school students to explore urban renewal, community development, and social innovation through real-life project contexts. Throughout the competition, participating teams actively took part in workshops, conducted research on the designated project areas, prepared 360-degree videos, and presented their preliminary proposals during the mid-term presentation stage. The competition has provided students with a meaningful opportunity to deepen their understanding of urban renewal, community needs, and social innovation, while encouraging them to connect classroom learning with real-world urban challenges. Award: Best Team Player Award 5C Wong Nga Yan Teacher Advisors: Mr. Leung Tim Chuen Mr. Wong Hiu To
「中國中學生作文大賽（香港賽區）」由香港中華文化促進中心主辦，比賽以「印記」為總主題，旨在提升香港中學生的寫作水平，推動創作風氣。本校同學獲獎如下： 全國三等獎 香港賽區銅獎 初中組：3A 杜國威 高中組：4C 賴敬軍 優異獎 初中組：3B 鄭希幔、3C劉奕彤、3C 李樂希、3D羅翊昕 高中組：4B 郭展銘、4C 郭昊陽、4D 鄭玉婷、4D 李康綺