April is a vibrant month for educators and students alike. As spring blossoms, the education landscape is buzzing with exciting events and initiatives across Hong Kong. This month, schools are focusing on enhancing learning experiences through innovative approaches, celebrating milestones, and showcasing student talents. From professional development days dedicated to the integration of AI in education to anniversary celebrations filled with community spirit.
Wycombe Abbey School Hong Kong
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Sports Day at WASHK celebrated more than competition; it highlighted the importance of physical resilience, mental strength, and community. PE Head Mr. Rowe emphasized that sports teach students to rise from setbacks, reinforcing the power of play for lifelong wellbeing.
The Harbour School HK
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Grade 4 at The Harbour School HK launched their Social Studies unit with an engaging exploration of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, participating in activities like archery, dressing in period clothing, and learning about King Arthur. Students ranked their favorite experiences, making the journey both fun and educational!
Australian Int’l School HK
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Year 6 students at Australian International School HK are exploring the question of whether humans should eat insects by sampling edible insects as part of their persuasive writing unit. They are now tasked with crafting convincing arguments to express their views on this crunchy conundrum.
Discovery Bay International School
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On WellbeingWednesday, the Prefect team at Discovery Bay International School collected sponsorship money from last week’s runathon at the school gates. The initiative supports student wellbeing and community engagement.
Harrow International School Hong Kong
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Harrow Hong Kong celebrated Easter with a vibrant Little Lions’ Easter Bonnet Parade, featuring children showcasing their creative festive headwear. The event was filled with joy, as the little ones proudly displayed their designs, spreading smiles throughout the community.
Nord Anglia International School Hong Kong
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Nord Anglia International School Hong Kong’s new global research reveals that young adults wish they had learned essential life skills in school, particularly confidence, creativity, and critical thinking. These skills are increasingly recognized as vital for success in today’s world. The findings highlight the school’s commitment to transforming education to better align with Gen Z’s needs. For more details, check the link in the bio.
Hong Kong Academy
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The ISSFHK Track & Field Championships at Tseung Kwan O Sport Ground saw 31 HKS athletes from Grades 5 to 12 competing and achieving personal bests. Notable individual achievements included Grade 6 Taiyo earning a silver medal in the U12 3000m, and Grade 5 Hailey and Grade 11 Jai each winning double gold in their events. Overall, the team had many final appearances, showcasing their talent and hard work. Go Dragonflies!
Anfield School
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At Anfield School, developing communication skills is essential in the EYFS curriculum. Pre-K students are participating in ‘Show and Tell,’ where they share details about their weekends, holidays, and special occasions. This activity helps them build confidence in speaking and responding to questions from their peers.
Yew Chung International School of Hong Kong
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Last week, Yew Chung International School of Hong Kong hosted its Professional Development Days, gathering over 2,000 educators and students to discuss AI’s transformative role in education. The event featured workshops on topics like AI-powered lesson planning and emphasized the importance of using AI as a tool to enhance learning. Participants, including students and teachers, shared insights on integrating AI into teaching practices to create personalized learning experiences.
Invictus International School in Hong Kong
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Last Saturday, Invictus School Hong Kong celebrated its 5th anniversary with a vibrant Open Day at the Tseung Kwan O campus, welcoming families to experience interactive classroom showcases and engaging activities. The event highlighted the passion of teachers and student representatives, emphasizing the school’s commitment to holistic education. A special thanks to the dedicated students from both primary and secondary levels who contributed to the day’s success, showcasing the strong community spirit at Invictus.
Canadian International School Hong Kong
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At Canadian International School Hong Kong, Prep students formed a jungle animals band to learn teamwork, demonstrating the power of collaboration. Meanwhile, Grade 3 students explored world arts, celebrating cultural diversity and the connections art creates. These activities offered inspiring opportunities for learning and growth.
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Canadian International School Hong Kong is also gearing up for an exciting weekend at the South East Asia Student Activities Conference (SEASAC), with the Music team heading to Singapore for performances. Meanwhile, the Gymnastics team is preparing to compete in Bangkok, and the school community is rallying to show support for both teams.
