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Book Sharing Session2025-05-10 (Saturday)On 6 May 2025, a group of English Reading Ambassadors of 2024-2025 alongside a student librarian and an English teacher introduced a selection of captivating fiction and non-fiction books in the morning assembly. The event aimed to encourage students to enjoy the joy of reading for students. Each recommended title is accessible, either in the school library or on the HKEdcity website.
Talk about Chuang Tzu and Guided Tour of Wong Tai Sin Temple2025-04-10 (Thursday)On 10 April 2025, a group of S2 to S4 students attended a talk about Chuang Tzu, which was co-organised by EdUHK’s Centre for Chinese Classical Education and Sik Sik Yuen. During the session, Professor Ziporyn of the University of Chicago, the keynote speaker, explored the philosophy of Daoism through Daoist literature. He also discussed the relevance and significance of Daoist principles for contemporary life with Mr. Yiu Ka Tung, Vice Chairman of Sik Sik Yuen and Chairman of the Education Committee, the guest speaker. In the morning, six students from S3 and S4 of our school served as docents, showing Professor Brook Ziporyn and guests from the Education University of Hong Kong around Wong Tai Sin Temple.
STEM Club Activity – Slime Making2025-04-09 (Wednesday)On April 9 2025, the STEM Club organised a Slime Making workshop, where students explored polymer science by creating colourful slime. They mixed glue, borax, and pigments, observing chemical reactions while customising textures. This hands-on experiment taught material properties and sparked creativity in scientific exploration.
Visit to Outback Steakhouse2025-04-09 (Wednesday)
”Read Together for Half an Hour" event2025-04-07 (Monday)On April 7 2025, our school hosted the "Read Together for Half an Hour" event, promoted by Sino United Publishing (Holding) Limited, Chung Hwa Book, and the Commercial Press, to foster a vibrant reading culture. During the morning reading session, students from Form 1 to Form 5 either read a Chinese or English book and completed a "Reading Record Card." Those who met the requirements were rewarded with a commemorative certificate recognizing their involvement in this enriching activity.
World Voice Day 2025 Hong Kong2025-04-05 (Saturday)On 5 April 2025, the ceremony of the World Voice Day (Hong Kong) 2025 was held at Fung Ming Hall, Wong Tai Sin Temple. The event, co-organised by Sik Sik Yuen and The HKU Clinical Voice Centre (VOICEntre), aimed to promote and disseminate information about maintaining vocal health across different levels of the Hong Kong community. It also encouraged the public to pay more attention to their own vocal condition and seek improvements. During the ceremony, Mr. Yiu Ka Tung, Vice Chairman of Sik Sik Yuen and Chairman of the Education Committee, delivered a speech. Dr Ma Pui Man, Estella, Director of Voice Research Laboratory, Faculty of Education, The University of Hong Kong introduced this year's theme and shared various vocal care activities with the audience. After the ceremony, attendees enjoyed interactive games stalls organised by students from University of Hong Kong and Ho Fung College (Sponsored by Sik Sik Yuen). These activities provided an engaging platform for guests to learn more about vocal care.
The 7th “Distinguished Master, Accomplished Students” Mentorship Programme2025-03-15 (Saturday)The 7th “Distinguished Master, Accomplished Students” Mentorship Program Kickoff Ceremony, organized by the Hong Kong Academy of Sciences (ASHK), in collaboration with the Hong Kong Academy of Engineering Sciences (HKAES), the Hong Kong Institution of Science (HKIS), and the Hong Kong Young Academy of Sciences (YASHK), was held on 15th March, 2025. This Programme aims to enhance Hong Kong students’ exposure to current scientific and technological developments while nurturing future talents through a year-long experience of sharing and interactions with experienced professionals. Among the participants is Lam King Chung, a student in S4, who is honoured to have Professor Yan Chai as his mentor. Professor Chai is recognized as one of the world’s top 2% most-cited scientists in the field of nanoelectronics devices and emerging computation paradigms in an index compiled by Stanford University. We hope that this mentorship experience will inspire Andrew and other participants to strive for excellence and realize their dreams.
Mathematics Week2025-03-11 (Tuesday)
St. John Ambulance Brigade Youth Command Cadets’ Passing Out Parade 20252025-03-09 (Sunday)Our school’s St. John Cadet Division participated in the Youth Command Cadets’ Passing Out Parade on 9th March, 2025 Cadet: 2A Ho Ching Yiu 2A Hui Yi Lam 2C Lai Chi Ching 2D Lee Ching 3A Yung Ching Yan 3C Ling Lok Tin 3C Ma Yuet Long 3D Kan Wai Yiu
Civil Aviation Department (CAD) Headquarters Visit2025-03-07 (Friday)As part of an educational programme co-organised by the Career Guidance Section and the English Department, a group of aviation enthusiasts visited the headquarters of the Civil Aviation Department (CAD) on 7 March 2025. This fascinating journey revealed the sophisticated work of the aviation centre’s operations while shedding light on Hong Kong’s legendary aviation heritage. Students learned how creativity and accuracy work together to guarantee effective air traffic control. Their curiosity was piqued, and their ambitions in the field of aviation were strengthened by this unforgettable event.
English Drama Appreciation2025-03-06 (Thursday)On 6 March 2025, all S3 students attended an English drama titled “Rousing the Dragon”, which was organised by The Absolutely Fabulous Theatre Connection (AFTEC), at the Yuen Long Theatre Auditorium. The play gave students an opportunity to explore the legendary figures, such as Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Zhuge Liang. This experience not only deepened their understanding of the classic “Romance of the Three Kingdoms,” but it also significantly enhanced their English language skills. AFTEC had also provided students with a pre-show workshop two weeks prior to the show to facilitate their understanding
STEM Club Activity – Food Lab2025-03-05 (Wednesday)On March 5 2025, the STEM Club organised a "Science of Food" workshop where students explored crystal formation and colloid chemistry by creating edible rock candy and jelly. Participants mixed solutions, observed chemical reactions, and learned about saturation and polymerisation - discovering the delicious side of science!
English Week (2024-2025) (2)2025-02-28 (Friday)
English Week (2024-2025) (1)2025-02-21 (Friday)
Ho Shun Ho Fung Readathon 20252025-02-20 (Thursday)The 14th Ho Shun Ho Fung Readathon was held on 20 February 2025. There were 40 S3 students from our school participating in the event.

The Readathon aims to cultivate a vibrant reading environment for Ho Shun students. Guided by the dedicated Ho Fung students, Ho Shun participants embarked on the challenge of reading as many English books as they could within the designated time.

This collaborative endeavour fostered meaningful, reading-based interactions, allowing Ho Shun students to experience the joy of reading while providing Ho Fung students with valuable teaching experience.

Ho Fung Ho Shun Mathematical Olympiad Interactive Learning Day2025-02-20 (Thursday)Date: 20 February 2025

Venue outside school: Ho Shun Primary School (Sponsored by Sik Sik Yuen)

Participating students: Chan Chun Cheong, Cheng Junxuan, Chow Kin Wai, Chun Ming Chak, Fung Xiao Luis Antonio, Yu Yat Hei

Information of the activity: The activity was conducted in groups. Students from Ho Shun Primary School were divided into three groups of five. Meanwhile, six Form 5 students from Ho Fung College prepared three different Mathematical Olympiad questions leading each group to discuss the questions and solve the problems. Students from both schools actively participated in the activities, worked collaboratively to solve challenging questions, and finally shared their experiences in learning Mathematics with each other.
Parent Workshop (II) : 6A Parenting Model2025-02-08 (Saturday)This year, we once again invited the renowned speaker, Ms Barbara Chan Man Yee, to deliver a talk at Ho Fung College. The content focused on helping parents learn how to balance "love" and "discipline" to nurture positive self-image and respect for oneself and others. She used a simple diagram of a house to explain to parents how to interact with their children using the 6A model. The "6A" represents different parts of a house: acceptance and appreciation serve as the foundation, care and time act as two supportive walls, while responsibility and authority function as the roof, protecting the entire house.
Ho Fung 50th Anniversary Blood Donation Day2025-02-07 (Friday)Staff and students attended the 50th Anniversary Blood Donation Day on 7 February 2025.
Parent Workshop (I) : Parent Mental and Physical Health Soul Art Workshop2024-12-14 (Saturday)This parent workshop was quite special. It's not about sitting still and listening to lectures, but rather about taking care of parents' mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. Parents worked together on crafts. Through their creations, they gained insights into their own thoughts. Additionally, there was a yoga relaxation session to help everyone relax mentally.
Seeking Wisdom in Wong Tai Sin Temple2024-12-14 (Saturday)
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