A fact finding mission to Stanley Market has been enjoyed by Year 5 students.

The children visited the famous market to find inspiration for their very own market day .

They have been learning about economics in recent weeks and the market day will be the culmination of their studies.

We are proud to announce a major drive against plastic pollution at our school.

From next term, we are aiming to completely cut out all single use plastics, as we raise awareness of sustainable living at our primary school. It follows a similar drive at our secondary school.

Year 6 students have been holding their own debates as part of a creative Chinese unit.

Home language students have been learning about debating in recent weeks, as well as reading and writing persuasive texts.

For their summative assessment they held class debates on whether students should be allowed to bring phones to school, and should zoos exist.

We enjoyed a wonderful showcase of learning at ICHK’s annual science fair  – the fourth occasion on which the event has run and, by popular agreement, the best fair yet.

Hundreds of guests braved the rain and joined us for an evening of inspirational exhibitions and activities all around the school.

ICHK has become the first school in Hong Kong with multiple qualified Forest School leaders.

We celebrated the milestone this week, marking another huge step forward in the development of our acclaimed programme.

Nadia Munoz, Sue Keelty, June Gibbard and Susanna Lynam from ICHK Primary, and Raymond Chan from ICHK Secondary, have just successfully completed their Forest School Leadership training and been awarded their Level 3 certification.

Amazing new artworks have transformed one of our school corridors into a celebration of literature and film.

Book cover designs and film posters have been painted all the way along the first floor corridor in C block.

The ‘English Corridor’ has been completed by senior students under the direction of Art Teacher Chris Cook.