Two workshops were organized for Secondary One students. They were, Fair Trade Chocolate Blind Tasting Workshop, and Fair Trade Chinese Tea Tasting Workshop. In these workshops, students learned the concept and importance of promoting fair trade in the world. Students also tried to design the package for fair trade chocolates!
In July 2024, our Astronomy Club organized an overseas stargazing activity for students at the light-pollution-free Qingjing Farm, allowing them to appreciate the beauty of the night sky and enhance their knowledge of astronomy through workshops and tours. During the trip, students visited Qingjing Stargazing Park for stargazing activities and explored various astronomical facilities and workshops. They also toured the Sun Moon Lake Scenic Area, Calligraphy Greenway, and Taipei Astronomical Museum. Throughout the tour, students captured stunning photos of the night sky, creating lasting memories…
To deepen students’ understanding of sustainable development, the school organized an ecological and cultural education tour to Malaysia in July 2024. During the trip, students embarked on a jungle walk in Taman Negara National Park, where they observed the diverse flora and fauna of the rainforest. They explored the mangrove forest of Kuala Selangor, witnessed the enchanting fireflies, visited the Elephant Sanctuary, and toured the Kuala Lumpur Forest Ecological Park, as well as a zoo and a rice farm. Additionally, students engaged with traditional Malaysian…
To deepen students’ understanding of global warming, we were honoured to have Mr. Cheung Wai Yin, a polar exploration expert, lead an expedition to the glaciers of Switzerland in July 2024. The journey began at the Institute of Earth Surface Dynamics at the University of Lausanne, where students engaged in glacier research. They then explored the Aletsch Glacier area and Saas Fee, participating in glacier studies and outdoor lectures. Students practiced ice climbing, learned to use ice drills to interpret the stories told by ice…
In March 2023, our school welcomed a visit from an Icelandic student. In October 2023, our three students and two teachers visited Iceland in return. During the tour, students had the chance to explore Iceland’s history and culture, learn about the use of geothermal energy, and observe the country’s economic and technological advancements. They also engaged with local Icelandic students. Through such overseas educational programs, we aim to nurture young individuals with a global and multicultural perspective.
Chinese Calligraphy Workshop Secondary One students joined the last Chinese Calligraphy Workshop of the year and polished their skills in writing Chinese calligraphy. Students learnt to appreciate Chinese poems and proverbs, and the deeper meaning behind them. Form Assembly on the 17 Sustainable Development Goals: Empowering Lives, Embracing Change In order to introduce the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to Secondary Two students, a form assembly was arranged. Students were able to understand the 17 SDGs through products produced to fulfil the 17 SDGs. Added…
Mr. Miguel Lee Chang was one of the advisors in our School International Mentorship Programme. Mr. Chang used his first-hand experience in farming industry in Panama to share with our S.2 students on the challenges of farmers and the problems of food shortage. Students were inspired by his message on ‘no food waste’ in the talk.
30 students went to Japan to study technology, waste treatment and sustainable development in July 2019. You can read more details on where they visited in the tour on http://www.cfss.edu.hk/event20190722.html OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Mr. Nicholas Rosellini, UN resident coordinator in China, visited our school and shared with our teachers on the 17 sustainable development goals on 28th September 2017. He answered a lot of our questions and gave insight on how we can take a balance in order to strive for sustainable development. Through the conversations with him, the teachers could understand more on how different countries are working towards sustainable development goals.
A two-day workshop was held on during 6 – 7 July 2017 for our S1 to S3 students. The topic was sustainable development goals. They acted as the global leaders and persuaded others to care for their sustainable development goals. The students participated actively in the activities and understood more on the global needs.