Over the past academic year, the Appointed Student Union (ASU), led by Chairman Tang Yat Hei Damian (6C), dedicated themselves to fulfilling key school responsibilities with unwavering commitment and accountability.

The ASU cabinet members include:

·       Chairman: Tang Yat Hei Damian 6C

·       Vice-Chairman: Lo Tsz Kiu Karl 6A

·       Treasurer: Chu Cheuk Man 5B

·       Secretary: Wong Chung Yin 5D

·       Activity Facilitator: Tam Siu Hin 5B

The path to this year's leadership began on 9th September 2026 with an energetic Open Forum. During this session, the student body engaged directly with the prospective candidates, raising key inquiries about their proposed annual roadmap and core vision. The election process culminated on 10th September 2026, when a decisive Vote of Confidence during the polling officially secured the mandate for the new cabinet to lead for the 2026–2027 term.

The newly elected cabinet has proudly taken the name Lucerna, derived from the Latin word for "lamp" or "light." Guided by their motto—"Illuminating others, empowering the future"—Lucerna embodies the core values of Aspiration and Rejuvenation. Through this vision, the team strives to preserve our school's proud traditions while breathing fresh vitality into campus life.

The SU cabinet members include:

·       Chairman: Wong Chung Yin 5D

·       Internal Vice-Chairman: Yung Hoi Yuet 5A

·       External Vice-Chairman: Cheung Tsz Long 5D

·       Treasurer: Suen Yan Wai 5D

·       Secretary: Kai Pak Hon 4A

·       Promotion Secretary: Yeung Ivan King Ting 3A

·       Welfare Secretary: Yang Kejie 4D

·       General Secretary: Chan Sing Yui 2B

Marking the official commencement of their tenure, Chairman Wong Chung Yin and his team were pinned with their Student Union badges. This ceremonial act symbolized both the formal start of their term and their sincere promise to devote their utmost energy and dedication to serving all schoolmates.

Thirty of our students extended their learning beyond the classroom during the 15-day UK Cultural and Academic Exploration Tour (16–30 July 2026), combining language immersion, university insight, cultural discovery and hands-on experiences across London, Canterbury, Cambridge and Oxford.

In London, students explored landmarks including Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London and The Shard, experiencing both the city’s heritage and modern skyline. Guided visits to the British Museum and Natural History Museum deepened their historical and scientific understanding. They also took part in a mock trial at the Royal Courts of Justice and a public speaking workshop on entrepreneurship at the London School of Economics (LSE). Cultural enrichment continued with the West End musical Wicked.

University life and academic aspirations were another major focus. Students visited UCL for campus learning and creative workshops, and experienced the atmosphere of Cambridge and Oxford. Highlights included a team problem-solving workshop at the University of Cambridge and visits to King’s College and Christ Church College.

Other memorable experiences included the Harry Potter Studio Tour, Arsenal Football Stadium and Hampton Court Palace, where students deepened their understanding of Britain’s royal history and heritage. A traditional high tea added an authentic cultural experience to the programme.

Overall, the tour strengthened students’ confidence in English, global awareness and personal growth, enabling them to return home with greater curiosity, broader perspectives and lasting memories.

Our Summer Bridging Course for new Form 1 students was held from 16 to 24 July 2026 (seven days). The programme helped students transition smoothly into secondary school life and build confidence learning in English.

Each day, students took part in English lessons led by our Native English Teachers, covering essential foundations such as phonics, classroom language, note-taking, and presentation skills. To extend learning beyond language, sessions in Mathematics, Science, History, and Geography were delivered by our Form 6 graduates, selected for their strong academic performance and exemplary conduct.

The programme concluded with a graduation ceremony to recognise students who demonstrated outstanding learning attitudes and conduct. Our School Principal, Mr Mario Leung, encouraged the new Form 1 boys to make good use of the summer break to prepare for the year ahead. Course Principal Mr Austin Cheng also shared thoughtful reflections, encouraging students to do their utmost to improve and to persevere. Most importantly, they are not alone, as there are always brothers by their side.

We look forward to seeing our new Form 1 boys carry this positive spirit into the new academic year and grow into responsible, caring, and motivated learners.