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19 May, 2025

Primary Campus Weekly Update

Primary Campus Weekly Update - Primary Campus Weekly Update

Dear Parents,

Taking time to reflect and look ahead
Primary Campus Weekly Update - Primary Campus Weekly Update

As we move through this academic year, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what makes NAIS Hong Kong such a vibrant and dynamic learning community. At the heart of our philosophy is a commitment to continuous improvement, a belief that we can always refine and enhance the educational experience we provide for your children. This is not just about academic progress, though that remains a priority; it is about fostering an environment where every child feels challenged, supported, and inspired to grow in all aspects of their development.

One of the key ways we ensure this growth is through our upcoming Parent Teacher Meetings. They are an important part of the partnership between home and school. By coming together to discuss your child’s achievements, challenges, and next steps, we create a shared understanding of how best to support their journey. Your insights as parents are invaluable, whether it’s highlighting a newfound passion, addressing a concern, or simply celebrating the victories that add up to significant progress. I encourage you to approach these conversations with openness and curiosity, as they play a crucial role in shaping your child’s path forward.

Beyond the classroom, NAIS HK offers opportunities designed to nurture well-rounded, confident, and engaged learners. From the excitement of inter-house sporting events to the camaraderie of Battle of the Books, to the diverse array of Extra-Curricular Activities (ECAs), these experiences are integral parts of a holistic education. They teach resilience, teamwork, and the joy of pursuing interests outside one’s comfort zone.

As parents, our role in encouraging this engagement is crucial. Whether it’s ensuring your child to attend rehearsals, cheering them on at a match, or simply asking them about their ECA adventures, your support sends a powerful message about the value of exploration and effort. Likewise, your presence at school events wherever possible — whether at a parent workshop or volunteering as part of our PTA at the upcoming International Day, we show our children that their achievements matter.

Continuous improvement is not a solo endeavour, it is a collective effort to ensure that NAIS Hong Kong remains a place where every student thrives.

 **Important notice**

Please be reminded that school closes at 12pm on Thursday 22nd May and there is no lunch provided in school. Buses run as normal, and Parent Teacher Meetings start from 1pm onwards.

Looking Ahead

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

  • Tuesday 20th May – Y5 Residential Hutong Presentation to Y4 Parents
  • Thursday 22nd May – Class 4D Assembly
  • Thursday 22nd May – Parent Teacher Meetings *School Closes at 12pm*
  • Thursday 22nd May - Chinese Parent Teacher Meeting
  • Friday 23rd May – Primary International Day
  • Wednesday 28th May – Year 1 Discovery Day Parent Event
  • Thursday 29th May – Chinese Parent Teacher Meeting
  • Friday 30th May – Class 5E AssemblyTuesday 3rd June – Year 2 Ancient Egyptian Day
  • Friday 6th June – Class 3F Assembly

Have a great week ahead,

Stephen Sharma
Head of Primary