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We had a meaningful and productive week at the Sixth Form Centre in Hung Hom. It has been wonderful to see the energy and purpose around the campus as students have embraced the new academic year.

The first few weeks of term have been a wonderful opportunity for our children to settle into their new classrooms, establish routines, and build relationships with their teachers and classmates.

It has been a wonderful start to the academic year, and it has been fantastic to see our students return with such enthusiasm, positivity and readiness to learn. Across both campuses, students are already making the most of the many opportunities available to them, whether in the classroom, through sport, leadership initiatives or our wider enrichment programme.

It has been a wonderful start to the new academic year, and we are delighted to welcome our students back to school following the summer break. We hope that you and your families enjoyed a restful and enjoyable holiday, with plenty of opportunities to spend quality time together.

It has been wonderful to welcome our returning families back to campus, alongside the many new families joining our Sai Kung community this year.

It has been brilliant to welcome our Year 12 and Year 13 students to the Sixth Form Centre at Hung Hom over the last week. At our induction day event, I spoke about the transformative impact that this beautiful new environment can have on students’ Sixth Form journey.

I hope that all families have had a great summer break and are ready for the year that is ahead for us all.

A story of growth, ambition and achievement. Two years ago, our students began their IGCSE journey. This week, now as Year 12 students, they discovered just how far that journey has taken them.

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A quiet shift happens in Years 10–11. Family conversations start to move from “What homework do you have?” to “Are you coping? Are you happy? Are you ready for what’s next?”

As we come to the end of the academic year, I would like to celebrate the many achievements of our school community. Our inaugural Legacy Awards provided a wonderful opportunity to recognise not only academic success, but also the lasting impact students have made through their values and contributions.

What a truly special and memorable way to bring our academic year to a close. Over the past week, our celebration assemblies have given us the opportunity to pause, reflect, and honour every child—recognising not only their achievements, but the remarkable growth, friendships, and joyful experiences that have shaped their year.

As we come to the close of another successful school year, I would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to you all for your continued support, partnership, and trust. Working together as a school community with our PTA, Class Coordinators and wider Parent body has been key to everything we have achieved this year.

What a week it has been! International Day was a real highlight, and my sincere thanks go to our parent community, who went above and beyond to celebrate our diverse cultures and heritages.

As we move into the penultimate week of the academic year, there has been much to reflect on and celebrate. Last week, the children took part in a number of important transition experiences, helping them to look ahead with growing confidence and excitement, while also giving us a clear reminder of just how much they have grown over the course of the year.

At this stage of the year, we place particular importance on graduations and celebrations as we acknowledge the achievements and hard work of our children. These moments are more than ceremonies; they are opportunities to recognise effort, growth, and the habits that underpin success.

Our recent International Day was a vibrant celebration of the rich diversity that makes our school community so special. We know that representation matters deeply. It allows children to see their identity, culture, and experiences reflected, valued, and respected in a shared space.

It has been a busy and positive week in Secondary, with a range of events highlighting student effort and achievement. From the strong participation at the Swimming Gala to success in storytelling and the performing arts, it’s been great to see students representing the school so well.

What an amazing day we had last Friday, 5th June, as the children travelled ‘around the world’ to celebrate International Day.