"Inter School Table Tennis Competition," organized by The Schools Sports Federation of Hong Kong, China Tai Po & North District Secondary Schools Area committee, was held from January 2026 to March 2026. Three teams comprising 13 students of our school participated in the B and C grade competition. Our Boys B Grade team was awarded the fifth place, while the Girls C Grade team was awarded the Champion. The list of awardees is as follows:

Our students achieved remarkable success in the 5th "Hong Kong Imprint" Short Film Competition 2025, winning the Second Runner-up and a cash prize of HK$5,000 in recognition of their outstanding creativity and production quality.

Congratulations to the participating team members:
Lau Ka Wai (5A), Man Ho (5A), Chan Yan Yu (5B), Wong Ho Lam (5B), Yip Mak (5B), Luo Tsz Yui (5C), Pang Hung Yu (5C), Wen Tsz Hong (5C), Wong Wai Lun Matthew (5D) and Yue Leung Pan (5D)

Their short film explores the power of friendship, the meaning of a genuine smile, and the true nature of happiness, reminding viewers that warmth and support from those around us are what make life truly meaningful.

"Principal Chan Charity Run 2026", organized by Principal Chan Free Tutorial World, was held on 1st March 2026. 8 student athletes participated in the competition. Our athletes achieved good results. The list of the awardees is as follows:

The Annual Speech Day 2024-25 was successfully held on 13 February 2026. We were honoured to have invited Professor Lau Chak Sing, BBS, JP to officiate the ceremony and present certificates and prizes to our graduates and awardees.

Professor Lau is a pioneering figure in the field of rheumatology, both locally and internationally. He currently serves as Vice-President and Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Health) (Interim) and Dean of Medicine at The University of Hong Kong. He also holds the Chair in Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology and serves as Chief of Service at Queen Mary Hospital's Department of Medicine.

Professor Lau graduated from the University of Dundee in 1985 and joined the University of Hong Kong in 1992 as a Lecturer in Medicine. He was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 1997 and Professor in 2000. In 2007, he returned to his alma mater to become the first Chair of Rheumatology at the College of Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing Studies. He resumed his tenure at HKU in 2010 and was later appointed the Daniel CK Yu Professor in Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology.

Beyond academia, Professor Lau has made substantial contributions to public health. He served as President of the Hong Kong Academy of Medicine and continues to advise the HKSAR Government through various strategic committees and working groups. In 2023, he was appointed to the 14th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the Beijing Municipal Committee, representing the health sector.

Professor Lau's achievements also include founding the Hong Kong Arthritis & Rheumatism Foundation and co-establishing the Asia Pacific Lupus Collaboration. His leadership in regional and global medical organizations has earned him numerous accolades, including honorary memberships in international medical colleges and a Doctor of Science honoris causa from the University of Glasgow.

In his congratulatory address, Professor Lau inspired our students and graduates by sharing his enlightening speech, "Second Chances." In this speech, he summarised his three important life stories: being given a second chance, giving himself a second chance, and giving others a second chance. Through his engaging life stories, he encouraged students to prepare for the challenges ahead and not to despair when facing failures, as he believes there will always be people who will give them a second chance. By working hard and demonstrating perseverance, they will eventually be able to give others a second chance in the future. Professor Lau's inspiring and encouraging speech has greatly benefitted the graduates.

The Parent-Teacher Association of our school and Tai Po Old Market Public School (Plover Cove) co-organized the "Joint School PTA Parent-Student Micro: bit Legged Robot Workshop" on February 7, 2026 (Saturday). The workshop aimed to strengthen the parent-child relationship and facilitate interaction between parents and students from both schools. A total of 48 parents and students, along with 2 teachers, participated in the workshop. All participants learned how to master legged robots through coding. The workshop provided a fruitful and enjoyable experience, enriched with knowledge of STEAM.

Thanks to parents, students and teachers, the Parents' Day was successfully held on 8th February, 2026 (Sunday). During the event, a variety of interesting activities, including snack stalls hosted by the PTA, school uniform bazaars and handicraft stalls, were organized. Engaging booths and display areas, including health education information booths and snack booths hosted by the Home Economics Club, were also set up.

Through these activities, parents gained a better understanding of learning and teaching at school and their children's learning outcomes. More importantly, the meeting facilitated communication and interaction between parents and teachers, allowing them to get a better understanding of students' learning progress. It was proven to be a meaningful opportunity that brought parents and the school together.

We are grateful for parents, students, parent-volunteers and teachers' engagement which made the Parents' Day a huge success.

On January 14, the principal of South China Normal University–Fengkai Experimental School (Guangxin Middle School) led a 16 member delegation to our school for an exchange visit. The group included officials from the local Education Bureau and teaching staff. Arriving at 10:00 a.m., the delegation toured our campus facilities, including the Language and Innovation & Technology Centre, Library, Tang Yuek-fan Sports Ground, Indoor Gymnasium, Biology Laboratory, and Student Self-study Rooms, gaining an in-depth understanding of our learning environment and resource allocation.

Afterward, we held a thematic exchange meeting in the conference room, focusing on two topics: "School Management Models" and "Constructing a Technology Curriculum Framework." Representing our school, Principal Cheng Sze-wang, Vice Principal Tse Chung-man, Vice Principal Ngai Yuen-ming, Mr. Leung Yiu-wing, Ms. Kwan Wan-fei, Mr. Yu Cho-fai, and Mr. Yim Fu-tin shared experiences and insights across different areas, engaging in a deep and constructive dialogue.

Following the exchange session, Principal Cheng and Mr. Chan Ka-kiu hosted a luncheon for the guests and accompanied them to the Hong Kong Museum of History, further enriching the cultural dimension of the visit.

The visit concluded successfully, not only enhancing mutual understanding between the two schools but also formally establishing a friendly partnership. Both participants look forward to using this as a springboard to deepen ongoing interaction and collaboration. Plans are also underway to organize student exchange activities, giving our students the opportunity to visit Zhaoqing for study exchanges, broaden their horizons, and build a stronger bridge for educational cooperation.

"Inter-School Table Tennis Competition," organized by the Schools Sports Federation of Hong Kong, China – Tai Po & North District Secondary Schools Area Committee, was held from October 2025 to December 2025. Two teams comprising 7 students from our school participated in the A grade competition. Our girls' A grade team was the champion. The list of awardees is as follows:

"Inter School Basketball Competition," organized by the Schools Sports Federation of Hong Kong, China - Tai Po & North District Secondary Schools Area Committee, was held from September 2025 to December 2025. Two teams comprising 23 students of our school participated in the competition. Our girls' senior team was the First Runner-up in Division One. Our school was qualified to participate in NIKE All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Basketball Tournament 2025-2026. The list of awardees is as follows: