This month, our educational community shone with inspiring achievements, meaningful awareness campaigns, and heartfelt generosity, showcasing dedication, creativity, and compassion in various school activities.
Australian International School Hong Kong
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On November 12, Australian International School Hong Kong celebrated its final House Mufti Day of 2025, marking the school’s 30th birthday. Eucalypt and Wattle Houses organized a lively event featuring games and a bake sale with treats provided by families. Students embraced the 1990s-inspired birthday theme, dressing in bright party outfits and accessories. The day was not only festive but also charitable, supporting two House-selected causes: Life Commitment Charity Club (Eucalypt) and OneSky for All Children (Wattle). The celebration highlighted community spirit, creativity, and generosity, closing the year with joy and meaningful fundraising.
Malvern College Hong Kong<
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Malvern College Hong Kong recently shared exciting updates about their Sixth Form Geography and ESS students’ field trip to Okinawa, Japan. The program emphasizes sustainability and ocean conservation, aligning with the UN Decade of the Oceans (2021–2030). Students are engaging in hands-on experiences such as coral seeding in Onna village, while studying urban environments and sustainable tourism. This immersive learning not only fulfills IB Diploma fieldwork requirements but also inspires environmental stewardship. The initiative highlights the school’s commitment to fostering global citizenship, equipping students with practical insights into managing human impact and protecting fragile coastal ecosystems.
Harrow International School Hong Kong
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Harrow International School Hong Kong recently highlighted its Leadership in Action Week, where pupils from Years 6 to 13 embarked on transformative journeys across Hong Kong and Asia. Students engaged in outdoor expeditions, cultural immersions, service projects, and collaborative problem-solving, all designed to push them beyond their comfort zones. These experiences fostered resilience, teamwork, and personal growth, reflecting the school’s commitment to nurturing future leaders. The initiative underscores Harrow’s vision of education that extends beyond the classroom, cultivating character, perseverance, and global awareness while empowering students to become confident, responsible voices in their communities.
Australian International School Hong Kong
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Australian International School Hong Kong (AISHK) staff proudly dressed in pink on 28 October to take part in Dress Pink Day, supporting the Hong Kong Cancer Fund’s annual breast cancer awareness campaign. The initiative aimed to raise awareness about breast cancer and provide tangible support to local patients. All funds collected during the event will help supply a Pink Recovery Pack to individuals in Hong Kong who have recently undergone breast cancer surgery. AISHK extends its heartfelt appreciation to all staff and community members who participated and contributed to this meaningful cause.
International College Hong Kong
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Students from International College Hong Kong (ICHK) delivered outstanding performances at the HKSSF Taipo and North District Swim Championships, winning an impressive total of ten medals and setting a new record. Over two days of exciting races, ICHK swimmers earned eight individual medals and two relay medals, with the C Grade boys and girls teams proudly securing fourth place overall. Their achievements reflect remarkable talent, determination, and sportsmanship. The school congratulates all swimmers for their hard work and success, which stand as a testament to their dedication and the strength of ICHK’s thriving sporting community.
Japanese International School Hong Kong
Japanese International School Hong Kong celebrated World Animal Day with creativity, enthusiasm, and generosity. The campus came alive as students arrived in imaginative animal-themed costumes, showcasing their love for wildlife. The highlight of the day was a talk by guest speaker Steve Loman, who captivated everyone with stories about safely catching and rescuing snakes in Hong Kong. Students engaged with curiosity and shared insightful questions, making the day both educational and memorable. The event also raised more than $4,450 for the Hong Kong Kadoorie Farm & Botanic Garden, supporting animal care and conservation efforts across the city.
