From 11 to 13 March 2026, eight Form 4 students from Pooi To Middle School visited our campus for a three-day exchange programme. As part of the reciprocal exchange, eight Form 4 students from our College also visited Pooi To Middle School, strengthening the two-way academic and cultural experience.

During their visit, students from Pooi To Middle School were warmly welcomed by our students and teachers. Students attended classes and participated in group discussions. Highlights of the three-day exchange programme included interactive problem-solving sessions and cultural-sharing activities that helped build friendships and broaden perspectives.

The programme concluded on Friday, 13 March, with a farewell gathering where participants reflected on the exchange and celebrated new connections. The programme fostered mutual understanding and laid the groundwork for future collaboration.

We are delighted to share the inspiring experiences from the Dream Catchers Program, organized by our alumni from the graduating class of 1997. This initiative connects students with valuable learning opportunities, broadening their horizons and preparing them for future academic and career paths.

On 5 March 2026, 50 students including the Mathematics Club visited the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, led by Mr. Jason Fung and Mr. Kenny Fong. Students explored Applied Mathematics and Finance Analytics through mini lectures, interactive investment games, and campus tours. Alumni shared their professional insights, showing how mathematics links with finance, technology, and AI. Many students reflected that the program reshaped their perception of mathematics and finance.

On 12 March 2026, Mr. Daniel Ching invited 20 students to visit Fase Technology, a company under the Cyberport Incubation Programme. Students learned about innovative automation and AI solutions, including automated warehouse management and automation for traditional Chinese medicine decoction, gaining a glimpse into how technology is transforming industries.

The Dream Catchers Program continues to be a meaningful platform for students to explore academic interests, discover career pathways, and connect with alumni mentors. These visits enriched students’ knowledge and inspired them to pursue their passions with clarity and confidence.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Class of 1997 alumni for their dedication and support in nurturing the next generation of learners and leaders.

We are delighted to announce the successful completion of the Painting Workshop held on 3 March 2026. The event was sponsored by the Yau Tsim Mong District Office and the District Youth Community Building Committee.

A total of 37 students participated in the workshop under the guidance of artist Ms. May Yeung. Centered on the theme “The History of Tong Mei Road and Bruce Lee,” the workshop invited students to explore local heritage and cultural identity through art.

Selected artworks from the workshop will be showcased on the Tong Mei Road Bridge —transforming a public space into a vibrant community gallery and celebrating the creativity of our youth while sharing the story of Tong Mei Road with the wider public.