The first activity of the Chinese & Chinese Culture Club Activity was successfully held on the after-school session of December 2. With "Peking Opera Masks" as the core theme, students gained an in-depth understanding of the close connection between these masks and Peking Opera through interactive experiences. They not only learned about the role types corresponding to different mask patterns and colors but also mastered the character traits behind each mask.

After two weeks of training, 16 teams from 9 primary schools were ready to compete for the trophies in our first Inter-Primary Schools Robotics Competition. All teams gave their best and had fun with the robots they assembled and programmed. We were honoured to have Mr. Simon Sit, Chief School Development Officer (Sham Shui Po), as our Guest of Honour, who presented the prizes to the winners.

STEAM education is one of our school’s key areas of strength and focus. This year, supported by the Sham Shui Po District Youth Development Scheme, we organized our first Inter-Primary School Robotics Competition to promote STEAM education among primary schools. The competition adopted the MakeX format, which is our Robotics Team’s area of expertise. It also provided an invaluable opportunity for our students to take on leadership roles in the pre-competition workshops, teaching participants how to assemble the robots and understand the coding skills involved, as well as sharing their strategies for winning competitions.

On 21st November, 2025, the Faculty of CCH took students to the Hong Kong Museum of History for a visit to the exhibition “United in Arms, Standing for Peace – 80th Anniversary of the Victory in the War of Resistance.” This activity aimed to deepen students’ understanding of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, reinforce the message of remembering history and cherishing peace, and thereby enhance their awareness of national security and sense of national identity. The students found the visit both enjoyable and enlightening.