Graduation Ceremony 2026

The F6 Graduation Ceremony was held on the evening of May 23, 2026, bringing the SFXC community together to celebrate a significant milestone for our graduating class. We were deeply honoured to have our alumnus, Dr. Yeung Tai-kong (Class of 83), as our Guest of Honour. Dr. Yeung is a distinguished radiologist and healthcare administrator who currently serves as the Cluster Chief Executive of the New Territories West Cluster for the Hospital Authority.

During his address, Dr. Yeung fondly recalled his own student days at SFXC. He shared a modern twist on the classic fable of the tortoise and the hare, reminding graduates that everyone possesses unique talents. He highlighted that true success comes from learning from one another and choosing collaboration over competition, showing that by working together and leveraging each other's strengths, we can overcome challenges that none of us could face alone.

The Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) and Alumni Association also prepared graduation gifts for the graduates to congratulate them on this special occasion. The PTA presented each graduate with a Xaverian figurine, while the Alumni Association prepared a gift pack including an alumni tie, a tie pin, a bookmark featuring the school badge, an SFXC45 keyring, and a notebook reprinted from the original design once used at SFXC Shanghai, reminding us of our roots and heritage.

We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Yeung for his inspiring words, as well as to all the students, parents, and teachers who contributed to the success of this event. Once again, congratulations to our F6 graduates, and we extend our warmest wishes for their success and joy in all their future journeys.

Form 1 Students Take the Mic at RTHK

On 12th May, 2026, three of our Form 1 students recently visited the RTHK studios to record a special segment for the popular radio show, "In the Common Room."

Stepping into a professional broadcasting environment, our young learners shared their insightful perspectives on the meaningful theme of "Pause, Reflect, and Act." They spoke with incredible confidence and maturity about taking moments to step back, thinking deeply about their choices, and moving forward with positive decisions.

Their segment is scheduled to go on air this August. Please join us in congratulating our young radio stars for representing our school so brilliantly, and stay tuned for the broadcast details!

The Visit of the Superior General of the Marist Brothers, Rev. Br. Peter Carroll, FMS

From 6 to 9 May 2026, we were happy to welcome a distinguished guest to the Marist Brothers and the schools in Hong Kong: Br Peter Carroll, the current Superior General of the Marist Brothers. He is Australian and was elected the 15th Superior General of the Congregation during the General Chapter last year in the Philippines.

Br Peter’s visit to Hong Kong was a heartwarming celebration of our Marist spirit. From sharing wisdom at the morning assembly to exploring the Heritage Room with alumni, his presence was a source of great encouragement to both the Brothers and the schools in Hong Kong.

Beyond his meetings with the school administration and his visit to our Brother school in Tsuen Wan, Br Peter also embraced the city’s unique energy at Victoria Peak. He especially cherished the time spent dining with the local Brothers, affiliated members, and alumni. Though the number of Brothers may be smaller now, he was deeply moved by the community’s vibrancy, proving that the Marist heart in Hong Kong remains as strong and welcoming as ever.

Deepening Our Sister-School Ties: A Vibrant Journey to Beihong Senior High School of SHCM

From 27 April to 1 May 2026, 18 senior form boys took part in a five-day cultural exchange programme in Shanghai. The visit aimed to strengthen the sister-school relationship between St. Francis Xavier’s College and Beihong Senior High School of SHCM (formerly St. Francis Xavier’s College, Shanghai), and to provide our students with first-hand experience of school life, culture and family life in Shanghai.

Visiting the campus carried added meaning for our students, as they were able to connect with the roots and heritage of our Xavierian tradition while experiencing contemporary school life in Shanghai. During the visit, our students attended regular lessons with their Beihong counterparts and experienced the learning environment of a senior high school in Shanghai. Through classroom observation and interaction with local students, they gained a better understanding of student life and learning in another city. One of the memorable moments was an a cappella performance prepared by Beihong students, which warmly welcomed our boys and showed the school’s strong artistic culture.

The programme also included a range of cultural and educational activities. Our students joined a traditional Chinese craftsmanship workshop, visited the Museum of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, and took part in a Huangpu River tour, where they learned more about the history, culture and development of Shanghai.

A special highlight of the trip was the opportunity to visit the homes of Beihong student ambassadors and join family dinners with local families. These experiences allowed our students to understand more about daily life in Shanghai and to build genuine friendships with their hosts.

The visit was a meaningful learning experience for our students. It broadened their horizons, deepened their appreciation of Chinese culture, and strengthened the friendship between the two schools. We look forward to further exchanges and continued collaboration with Beihong Senior High School of SHCM in the years ahead.

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