• Community Project

    Hello everyone! We are Joyce, Jaden and Cayman from Year 9. We are working on our community project to help refugees and asylum seekers in Hong Kong through our NGO partner, RUN HK. We aim to do this by establishing a food drive in school to donate food, from March 18th - 22nd on the ground floor. We are collecting canned foods, rice, pasta/noodles (dry), oil and more. Please be reminded that we do not accept any fresh or expired food! Please donate as much as you can to this worthwhile cause!

    Charlie YEUNG

  • SKSFF - 6 April

    Sai Kung Stray Friends

    Hi everyone, we are looking for volunteers to help with SKSFF Sai Kung Stray Friends, a non-profit organisation that helps stray dogs in Hong Kong. We need volunteers on Saturday 6 April. The event is aimed at Years 7-9 students, but if anyone is interested, please get in touch with Andrea Pang (9X1) on  pangc9@stconline.edu.hk and Joan Li (9X1) on lic32@stconline.edu.hk. Please watch our promotional video for more information. 

    STC Communications

  • Beach Clean Up March

    This is Thai Hak and Charlotte from 9P1. We are organising a beach clean-up on Wednesday 20th March. Please see our poster if you are interested and sign up on this google form. Thanks for your time. https://forms.gle/ia2Cwy1NsDqXNTTm9

    Philip CHIU

  • General

    Food Drive for Zero Hunger

    Hi, we are Kaitlyn. Chloe, and Claudia from 9G1. We are hosting a Food Drive (18th to 22nd March) located on the G/F to help the community that is experiencing financial challenges (02 Zero Hunger from SDGs) through the charity of Feeding Hong Kong for our community project. Please donate items such as canned foods, cooking oil, rice & noodles, and shelf stable products (like pasta, & crackers etc.), a requirement is that it should be packaged, unopened, and not expired. We (& those in need) really appreciate your help, thank you!

    Laura WILSON

  • Maintenance Form

    Dear Students,   Are the ordering machines not working properly? Are you keen on implementing your suggestions to the school? Let us know via this form and we will get to it as soon as possible!

    Remember, every voice matters. Don’t hesitate to speak out!   Thank you! The Student Council

    Charlie YEUNG

  • Lost Wallet

    Student Lost Wallet

    One of our students in Y9 has lost her wallet from ROOM 125 on Monday P1. It was left in Room 125 on Monday 11th March during registration and handed in at the start of P1 by another student. The  wallet was left on the teachers desk in 125 but it has since disappeared.  Description of the Wallet: The wallet is from the brand VANS and it’s checked with brown and black with a velcro opening on it. Inside the wallet was a 200 HKD, her octopus and a photo slipped under one of the pockets and a polaroid of her and my friends.  If you see this wallet or know anything about it, please let me know asap.

    Debbie HANLEY

  • Food Drive Project

    Hello, We are Sheryl, Ellen and Charlotte from Year 9. We are working on our community project to help individuals in Hong Kong through the NGO Food for Good. We are hosting a food drive in school to donate items, from March 18th - 22nd on the ground floor. We are collecting canned foods, such as canned tuna, tomatoes, beans etc. and rice.   Check out our poster for more details Please donate anything that you can for this worthwhile cause.  

    Emily WILLIS

  • Mock Trial

    Calling All Future Legal Champions!

    Are you passionate about making a difference? Do you want to develop your legal skills? If your answer is yes, then we've got an electrifying opportunity for you! What's Happening?
    Justice Centre Hong Kong proudly announces the Young Advocates Mock Trial 2024! It’s your chance to step into the shoes of a lawyer or an expert witness and engage in a gripping courtroom simulation that mirrors real-life asylum cases.

    Why Should You Join?
    • Learn from experienced legal professionals.
    • Develop your critical thinking, debate and public speaking skills.
    • Work in teams and build lasting friendships.
    • Get hands-on experience with real-world legal principles and practices.

    Key Dates:
    14 April 2024: Training Workshop
    21 April 2024: Mock Trial Day
    Location: An international law firm in Central

    How to Sign Up?
    Spaces are limited, so dive in quick! Submit your application by 31 March 2024. Sign up for the Young Advocates Mock Trial Spring 2024 and get ready to showcase your skills. Apply here: https://buff.ly/3IqficX

    Whether you’re aiming for a career in law, politics, social impact, or just keen to challenge yourself, this is your chance to shine. Don’t miss out on the chance to explore the fascinating world of asylum law and see if you have what it takes to win your client’s case.

    Join us to learn, debate, collaborate, and possibly find your future calling. Let's make justice happen, together!

    For more info, visit our website: https://buff.ly/49WCTyl

    STC Communications

  • Face masks donation

    Dear Students, 

    PTSA is organising a donation drive for 5000 face masks for elderly residents near Caritas HK - Lei Muk Shue Centre. Requirements: Adult-size, medical-grade and individually packed.

    Donate at the school reception from March 14-21. Your support is appreciated.

    STC PTSA 

    Jamie CHAN

  • IB FIlm Screening

    You are invited!

    Dear Students, You are invited to the 2nd annual STC IB Film Screening. Date and time: Friday 22 March, 1:20 - 2:20pm
    Location: Room 201 See you there!

    STC Communications

  • VOiCE Launch

    All invited to VOiCE Launch on Wed 20 March, 1.30-2.10pm, in Multipurpose Rm on ground floor.

    Lindsay TANDY

  • Community Project

    Ever imagined living a day without any food?

      We are Chasia, Man Sin and Jeffrey from 9D2. For our community project, we want to fight for food insecurity. We have partnered up with Food Angel and we are collecting oil, rice, biscuits/cookies, canned food, candy, instant noodles and packaged drinks. NO fresh food please. Our food donation collection is on the Ground Floor outside the school cafeteria (where the old cafè is) until Friday, March 15th. Every donation is appreciated!

    Qingyang YUAN

  • YMF

    YMF Finalists!

    A big congratulations to all who took part, we had nearly 100 acts with nearly 400 students taking part. Next week on Monday 18th Thursday 21st and Friday 22nd, we have a series of concerts of the finalists of YMF. Please come and support your friends and fellow students. There will be performances in Reception at 8.00 am,  bands will perform outside the canteen during the first break and there will be concerts in the Hall during the 2nd break. Please click here to see the programme. Parents are most welcome to come to any of these concerts. 

    Noah NICHOLSON

  • Book Drive!

    Please can you help with donations to our book drive for Christian Action this week?

    We are collecting second-hand or new children's books to support Christian Action's reading programmes for refugee children new to Hong Kong. Our book collection is on the Ground Floor outside the school cafeteria this week until Friday, March 15th.  Thanks. Cathy and Anae, Year 9

    Mary PACIELLO

  • Lost Property

    Please return the ball pump

    Dear Students, The ball pump at the Reception has gone missing. If you borrowed it and forgot to return it, or if you are aware of its location, please return it to the Reception as soon as possible. It is causing inconvenience to many other students who need to use it. Many thanks! Ms Yao

    Jane YAO

  • Oculus

    Dear Students, Oculus is a project in collaboration with Orbis Hong Kong where we raise awareness about visual impairments within our school community and encourage students to empathise with those who are unable to see or have difficulties with their vision. Cataracts, glaucoma, and presbyopia are some of the common visual impairments among the elderly population. By learning more about these impairments, you can better understand how your grandparents or older individuals experience their daily lives. We have prepared two immersive experiences for you to participate in: Blind Tour The Oculus Blind Tour is an immersive experience, presenting a blind person’s perspective of the world. Oculus has set up a few challenges that a person who is blind may face in their lives, as well as a challenge that those with various other visual disabilities may face daily. The aim of the blind tour is to convey an experience to those willing to gain insight. As well as to act as a reminder that these activities, though hard to navigate in a few short minutes, are common occurrences to those living with these visual impairments. We have set up an obstacle course for you to explore whilst being blindfolded. This activity will test your five senses and your orientation.  Details:
    Date: Monday, 18th of March
    Time: 1:20 - 2:20 (separated into 10 minute sessions)
    Location: Multipurpose Room/Exhibition Centre
    Who: ANYONE!! 
    Sign up via Blind Tour spreadsheet Blind Concert Instead of holding our Blind Concert live this year, we will be making a video compilation of submitted performances. The aim of this event is to raise awareness regarding visual impairment and the extent to which it impacts the lives of those with it, and to appeal to the community through music and creativity in hopes of generating more support and empathy for the visually impaired. While this may not be ideal, the silver lining is that for those with stage fright, you will not have to perform in front of a live audience, but your music will still be heard. Details:
    Deadline for submissions: Friday, 22nd of March, 11:59PM
    Location: VIRTUAL!!
    Who: ANYONE!!
    Sign up via form to Blind Concert  Thank you, if you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us!

    STC Communications

  • BioArtAttack (2D)

    BioArtAttack (2D) competition

    The Nancy Rothwell Award, now part of the BioArtAttack (2D) competition, encourages children aged 7-18 to express their love for biology through art, focusing on drawing or painting animals, plants, or fungi. This competition not only showcases the intersection of art and science but also highlights the creative talents of young individuals in these fields. The winners for 2023 have been announced, showcasing a variety of colorful and detailed artistic pieces. The competition, supported by the Royal Veterinary College, emphasizes the educational and engaging aspects of this unique blend of disciplines. For more detailed information, you can visit the Royal Society of Biology's website. The competition will return in March 2024.  If you are interested in entering the 2024 competition, please contact Mr Curran on curram2@stconline.edu.hk.

    Marc CURRAN