As the new term begins, Hong Kong’s education community shines with innovation, celebration, and achievement. From inspiring professional growth and cultural showcases to impressive sporting milestones, students and educators alike closed the year on a high note and stepped into January with renewed energy and purpose — reflecting the city’s vibrant spirit of learning and excellence.
Malvern College Hong Kong
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Malvern College Hong Kong highlights the enduring importance of school libraries in the digital age. Libraries remain vital for student learning, exploration, and fostering a love of reading. Head Senior School Librarian, Corinna Mansfield, has published Practical Marketing for Your School Library, offering strategies to enhance teaching practices and strengthen student library skills. She recently inspired 100 librarians at a workshop in Cambodia and presented to 60 local English teachers at the EDB Regional Cluster Meeting. Mansfield will also speak at the 21st Century Learning Conference in March 2026, showcasing her dedication to education and professional development.
Harrow International School Hong Kong
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Harrow International School Hong Kong celebrated its Upper School Christmas Carol Concert with an unforgettable afternoon of music and readings. The choir and musicians delivered polished performances, blending stunning harmonies with thoughtful reflections that captured the spirit of the season. The event highlighted student talent, artistry, and commitment, while moments of stillness created a profound festive atmosphere. Staff and behind-the-scenes contributors were warmly thanked for their dedication in bringing the celebration together. The post closes with heartfelt wishes for peace, joy, and a Merry Christmas to the Harrow community, emphasizing unity, tradition, and the beauty of choral music.
Hong Kong Academy
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Hong Kong Academy celebrated a strong finish before the winter break with impressive sports achievements. The U12 boys’ basketball and U16 girls’ football teams secured hard-fought away victories. The cross-country team excelled in their first mini-meet, earning four first-place finishes and eight podium spots, setting them up well for January championships. Grade 6 Ryan showed promise by placing 11th in the ISSFHK Fencing Competition as one of the youngest U14 sabre competitors. Grade 8 Haelyn capped her year with her first ATF Hong Kong singles tennis title and a second doubles win.
