✨ ‘Done is better than perfect!’ ✨ We celebrated our DP2 students as they near the finish line of their IB journey. This quote reminds us that taking action and completing our goals is more important than striving for perfection. Well done, everyone! We’re so proud of you! 🎉 Wishing you all the best of luck in your upcoming IB exams. We can’t wait to see you in your gowns and grad caps at the graduation ceremony next! 🎓🎓
Congratulations to our Primary Elite Strings Ensemble for winning the Gold Award at the Hong Kong Joint School Music Competition! This outstanding achievement is a testament to our students’ hard work, dedication, and remarkable musical talent. We are incredibly proud of you all! A big round of applause to – Nina Zheng, Helena He, Claire Wang, Wang Qingqing, Yallinna Jin, Lie Chun Him, Kassi Ng, Wallace Tam, Ethan Xu, Andy Li, Chloe Hong, Yip Chun Ming, Audrey Poon and Martin […]
What a fantastic afternoon at HK UniConnect! Our University Counselling team hosted a successful university fair for our students and parents. It was wonderful to see our community engaging in such a close-knit setting, gaining the latest programme offerings and admissions information directly from various university representatives. A huge thank you to all the experts who joined us: City University of Hong Kong, CityU Jockey Club College of Veterinary Medicine and Life Sciences, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong Metropolitan […]
Forging strong partnerships with world-class universities is a core part of our mission to create exceptional higher-education pathways for our students. This past Tuesday in Hong Kong, SISHK leadership—Principal Tony Low, VP Eunice Tan, and VP Bernard Tan—had the pleasure of exploring these global connections over dinner with the team from the University of Oxford’s St Edmund Hall, including their Principal, Professor Baroness Kathy Willis, alongside Andrew Vivian and Eleanor Burnett. We are incredibly grateful to SISHK parent and proud […]
Building on the success of Well-Being Day 1, Well-Being Day 2 continues to nurture students’ ability to face challenges with resilience and optimism. Coinciding with the International Day of Happiness, students took part in fun and engaging recess activities designed to develop endurance and encourage flexibility.
The Secondary Sports Day was a vibrant celebration of energy, teamwork, and school spirit. Congratulations to Marshall House on their victory, and well done to all houses for an outstanding display of determination and sportsmanship.
We’re thrilled to share the outstanding accomplishments of our P3 to P6 students in this year’s Bebras Challenge, an international competition that fosters computational thinking and problem-solving abilities among young learners. A fantastic 21 students achieved perfect scores, earning the title of “Best in School.” 🏆 Moreover, 258 students ranked in the top 25% of participants worldwide, earning the prestigious “Honor Roll” recognition. Kudos to all our students for their remarkable achievements! Your hard work and dedication truly reflect academic […]
Our annual Career Day provided secondary students with a comprehensive look into diverse professional pathways, spanning hospitality, healthcare, technology, and entrepreneurship. Through interactive workshops led by industry experts, students successfully bridged the gap between academic theory and real-world application. These meaningful exchanges not only broadened their horizons but also empowered them to make confident, informed decisions about their future endeavours. With Sincere Gratitude to: ● University Partners: Professors and students: HKU Medicine, HKU Business, HKU Architecture Lingnan University Social Science […]
We were delighted to welcome our P2 grandparents to the Character and Citizenship Education (CCE) lessons, where they joined their grandchildren in creating handmade Thank You cards. The students and their grandparents enjoyed meaningful interactions, learning and creating together through colourful and heartfelt art pieces. This initiative not only strengthened bonds between generations but also offered grandparents a glimpse into their grandchildren’s school life and learning experiences.