To celebrate the 25th anniversary of our school’s Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), the ‘25th Anniversary Thanksgiving Banquet of the Parent-Teacher Association cum Teacher Appreciation Night’ was held on 24th April, 2026. This event served as a meaningful platform for the Association to express its support and gratitude to the school, the Principal, and the teachers, while fostering stronger home-school partnership and parent-child relationships.

The event attracted a large number of students, teachers and parents, having an attendance of around 160 people. A variety of activities were held, including a photo-taking session, interactive games, a dinner celebration and teacher appreciation activities. Participants engaged enthusiastically throughout the night, creating a lively and harmonious atmosphere.

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To raise awareness of global efforts in saving sight and preventing blindness, our school’s All Round Leaders Other Learning Experiences (OLE) team organized Orbis Day on 16th April, 2026. Through a series of activities and a charity sale, our school put Orbis’s vision of advancing ophthalmological medical care and promoting public eye health into practice.

On that day, a variety of meaningful activities were arranged on campus. The Obstacle Course allowed students to experience firsthand the visually impaired’s daily routine and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and inconveniences they face while navigating forward. The VR eye surgery simulation allowed students to understand the process of eye surgery through VR headsets. Additionally, a fundraising booth was set up at the covered playground, offering Orbis souvenirs and cookies freshly baked by the Home Economics Society. All raised funds will be donated to Orbis to support their mission of saving sight.

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The “Secondary One Storytelling Contest”, organised by the Chinese Language Department, was successfully held on 14th April, 2026. Students prepared thoroughly and performed confidently with their excellent voice projection and expression, attracting an audience of over 100 teachers and students. The results are as follows:

To strengthen students’ understanding of national security, deepen their knowledge of rule of law and national conditions, and emphasise the importance of national security, the National Education Talks were held on the 10th April.

We were honoured to invite two esteemed guests — Dr. LING Yu-shih, a Hong Kong Deputy to the National People’s Congress and an honorary research fellow at the Chinese University of Hong Kong’s Research Centre for Contemporary Chinese Culture as the guest speaker for the junior forms, and Mr. Yeung Ching-loong, Alexander, JP, a Member of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and the vice chairman of the Emperor Group for the senior forms. Both speakers delivered talks on historical and cultural preservation, as well as building soft power in various fields such as culture, education, and sports to foster national self-confidence.

From 26th to 28th March 2026, the school organized the Life-wide Offshore Learning Activity ‘Guangzhou Sister School Exchange cum Cultural and Historical Study Tour’. The tour featured a visit to our sister school, Guangzhou Guangyuan Middle School, strengthening the bond between the two schools. Students engaged in various exchange activities, including talent shows and sports matches, which helped expand their horizons, broaden their social networks and enhance their collaboration skills.

In addition, the school also visited several cultural and historical landmarks in Guangzhou, including experiencing the magic of the Pearl River Night Cruise, a visit to the Guangzhou Shennong Caotang Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, and the Guangzhou Urban Planning Exhibition Center. These visits provided students with valuable insights and deepened their understanding of Guangzhou and its neighboring areas.

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The Life-Wide Learning Day was held on 27th March, 2026. Students from S.1 to S.5 stepped out of the classroom to broaden their horizons through a variety of enriching activities. S.1 and S.2 students visited Tai O and Mai Po respectively. Through participating in cultural and ecological experiential activities, they gained a deeper understanding of the local fishing village landscapes and wetland conservation. S.3 students embarked on an exchange trip to Guangzhou, experiencing firsthand the cultural diversity and development opportunities in both regions. S.4 students participated in an outdoor adventure day camp, nurturing their problem-solving skills and perseverance through teamwork. S.5 students visited various enterprises and institutions, and explored various career paths, preparing for their future aspirations.

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The 2025-2026 Easter Service was successfully held on March 23, 2026. Rev. YU Chak-yui from the Christian and Missionary Alliance Sun Oi Church delivered the sermon, and Rev. Liu Wing Sze led the prayers. In a message titled “From Doubt to Belief,” Rev. YU shared the story of Thomas doubting Jesus’s resurrection in John 20, encouraging us to always have faith in God.

Themed ‘How to guide children in discovering their interests and developing their career planning?’, the second Parents’ Talk cum S.3 Parents’ Night was successfully held on 6th March, 2026. We were honoured to invite Ms. TO Lai-ping, a Certified Marriage and Family Therapist at the Hong Kong Marriage and Family Therapy Association, to serve as the guest speaker and share her professional insights regarding parent-child communication. The attending parents benefited a lot from the session.

Following the Parents’ Talk, the S.3 Parents’ Night was held to inform parents of the school’s senior form class arrangements regarding the New Senior Secondary curriculum and the subject combinations for the upcoming academic year. This helped parents grasp crucial information about their children’s elective choices and fully prepare them for the transition to senior forms.

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The annual Sun Kei Book Fair, entitled ‘Reading: A Glimpse into the Future’, was held between 4th and 6th March, 2026.

The book fair featured various activities, including ‘Storyteller’, where students shared their books of choice during lunchtime, and ‘A Letter to the Future’, which invited students to write letters to their future selves.

Reading is not only about absorbing knowledge, but also a process of engaging in a dialogue with our inner selves. Through stories, perspectives, and life experiences found in books, we can gradually discover who we are and what we want to become. During the book fair, students and teachers actively participated, fostering a vibrant reading atmosphere throughout the school campus.

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From 19th to 25th February, 2026, twenty students from our school visited the United Arab Emirates (UAE), led by Vice-Principal Ms. NG Wai-chun and Ms. Lee Man-wai, for a 7-day learning exchange tour.

The journey covered three major cities – Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah – featuring a diverse range of activities. Students and teachers strolled through traditional souks and desert landscapes, experiencing local customs and natural scenery firsthand. They also witnessed the United Arab Emirates’s growing development in technology, architecture and urban planning by visiting modern landmarks, such as the Burj Khalifa, Museum of the Future, and Louvre Abu Dhabi. Through exchanges with local businesses and universities, students not only deepened their understanding of the national ‘Belt and Road Initiative’, but also broadened their international horizons.

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