Primary Campus Weekly Update 24 Nov 2025

World Children’s Day – November 20^th 2025

Dear Parents,

We celebrated World Children’s Day on November 20^th marking a global occasion dedicated to promoting and protecting the rights and well-being of children everywhere. Established by the United Nations, the day marks two historic milestones: the adoption of the Declaration of the Rights of the Child (1959) and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989).

I have often talked in this bulletin about ‘Every kid needs a champion | Rita Pierson’.The idea that every child needs a champion who will not give up on them. On this World Children’s Day, we united to protect their rights and empower their voices because the way we care for the youngest today will define the world of tomorrow.

In school, we started the week by introducing the concept of children’s rights. Children took part in the ‘Hope Stickers’ Challenge, which has been organised by secondary students to spread messages of hope. At the same time, each class completed rights-based learning during Global Citizenship lessons.

All of the events across were orchestrated by Ms. Man, Global Citizenship Coordinator. Alongside our student leaders, there were a series of ‘Take Over’ events, which included activities such as story time, dance parties, card designing, and shadow puppet making. House Captains also interviewed me to gain my perspective on children’s rights, providing a fantastic leadership opportunity for students.



On World Children’s Day, students were invited to wear blue non-school uniform to show support for UNICEF, with all donations going directly to UNICEF. By participating, students learned about equality, respect, and the importance of their voices in shaping a better world. A short video of our Lam Tin campus highlights how we made the week meaningful and engaging for our students.



Today, I asked our Year 6 Student Leaders to contribute to the bulletin and here are their key takeaways:

• Megan L 6G - MFL Student Leader: It was wonderful seeing the students dressed in blue as it was showing that they were supporting all the children and children’s rights around the world.
• Sofia H 6E – Humanities Student Leader: My activity was with Year 1. They could choose if they wanted to do it and it looks like they found it very fun and relaxing.
• Max Z 6C – House Captain Windsor: I just feel joy watching all of the children wearing blue and that they are learning about something that I think is very important.
• Brandon F 6E – Music Leader: The children were all wearing blue and I led the Dance Party for Year 1 in the Hub. The children chose the songs, and it felt like a happy moment for them.

Looking Ahead

Please see below dates that may be of interest in the coming months *may be subject to changes*:

• Wed 26th November - 5ABC Trashion Show
• Thu 27th November - 5DEF Trashion Show
• Thursday 27th November _ Year 6 Vaccination (DTaP-IPV Vaccine)
• Thursday 27th November – Term 1 ECAs End
• Friday 28th November – Class 2A Assembly
• Monday 1st December – Parent Workshop
• Wednesday 3rd December – Primary Winter Concert 4pm to 5pm
• Thursday 4th December - Year 2 Enrichment events
• Friday 5th December – Class 4C Assembly
• Monday 8th December – School closed Day after Election
• Wednesday 10th December – Year 1 Nativity
• Friday 12th December – Class 3D Assembly
• Friday 11th December – PTA and School Elderly Centre Christmas Visit
• Tuesday 16th December – PTA led Christmas Class Parties and Christmas Jumper Day
• Wednesday 17th December – Autumn Term End – School Half Day 12pm