ICHK Secondary is delighted to be making the headlines for our fundraising efforts for Operation Santa Claus.

The Student Representative Council organised a Christmas fundraising drive, where members showed creative thinking, drive and commitment, to spread some festive joy and raise $12,389 for the charity.

Year 8 students have been taking part in a debating contest.

Students in the First Language Chinese and Kingston Chinese classes met each other for the event, aimed at developing their public speaking skills.

It was a very worthwhile exercise, with lots of experience gained, and all debaters are to be commended on their efforts.

ICHK students have been scaling the summits during outdoor expeditions.

Hikes have been held by groups of senior students.

Students in Year 10 are beginning their work towards the Hong Kong Award for Young People.

A small number of students in Year 11 are working towards an Expedition Leadership Award.

A fantastic Christmas fair was held at secondary, raising more than $7,000 towards Operation Santa Claus.

A huge range of Christmas decorations were offered for sale.

Students and staff enjoyed browsing the stalls, and the SRC and fair organising committee has thanked everyone for their support.

Senior students have been working towards their Outdoor Leadership Awards this month.

Year 10 and 11 students have joined Wild Science days for our partner primary schools, helping to lead sessions, organise activities and support younger students.

As well as providing unique learning experiences, the events provide our students with valuable opportunities to work towards their Leadership Awards.

A programme of Christmas festivities by the SRC has been kickstarted.

A range of events is being held at ICHK Secondary in aid of the Operation Santa Claus charity.

Sales of ‘Candycane Grams’ are underway, with students from all year groups, purchasing the festive greetings.

Another amazing two days of Deep Learning have been enjoyed, after last month’s programme was cut short by bad weather.

Students completed their studies into a range of creative units, including food and culture, pottery, climbing, sports kit design and board game design.