Fusion Orchestra: Recruits now open!

Are you a musician that plays a western OR Chinese instrument? Then this is for you!

The all-new fusion orchestra is looking to talented musicians who are interested in collaborating with fellow performers who are looking for a fresh take on cultural performances. 

Fusion Orchestra is a Chinese and western music ensemble eager to combine instruments from two immensely popular regions of the world into one, embracing classical and cultural traditions.

Auditions will be needed to join fusion orchestra, and will be held on Lunch Tuesday, 16th September as well as After school Thursday, 18th September (participants will be auditioned on either days). 

Rehearsals will be held every Tuesday and Wednesday Lunches

To book an audition,  Sign Ups can be found here! or ask the Fusion Orchestra leaders Ian, makh20@rchk.edu.hk, or Helen, wany17@rchk.edu.hk) if you have any questions.

Are you interested in getting a head start on your Language and Literature IAs while also earning service? Or perhaps you’re looking for a cozy spot to unwind and enjoy movies at lunch?

Welcome to the Movie Club! Join us for fun discussions, movie screenings, and more, in a mix of Chinese and English. Sessions will be every Wednesday lunchtime. You will focus on Chinese films with Ms. Sherry She in the first half of the semester, and then you will explore English films with Ms. Emily Norton in the second half.

The movie club will include:

1. Weekly meetings to enjoy carefully selected movies that inspire thoughtful conversation 

2. Discussions and debates to enrich academic abilities and prepare for your DP Language and Literature IAs

*We will also have a student-led activity aimed at sharing the film analysis knowledge we've learned with a wider audience. Students will create a bilingual website in Chinese and English to share insights and concepts about film analysis, as well as recommend good films, especially those suitable for English and Chinese IAs.

If anyone is interested, you can sign up through this form: https://forms.gle/f8qyFJ9KYLVjpsns9. More information about the recruitment for the film analysis resource website team will be shared soon. 

If you have any questions, please contact Ms. She (shej3@rchk.edu.hk) or Ms. Norton(nortoe3@rchk.edu.hk)!

Don't MISS out! Sign up now.

Have your CAS Project done by Christmas - sign up as Trailwalker Support Crew TODAY!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScrPPspxauGWLZpEOYN8xYxKphSgDBXkIjKbF-93DfK2lCuEA/viewform?usp=header

Dear students, 

 We are thrilled to announce that sign-ups for the RCHK INNOVATIVE AI CLUB start this week! Below is some information:

What is this club about?

It is about utilizing Canva AI, which translates prompts into code that helps to create education games in Chinese that are for Year 7. 

When?

Our club is held every Thursday after school from -15:30-16:30. 

Where?

The club is held in the Chinese hub on the 1st floor. Further details in form 

What will happen during sessions?

During sessions, 

Why should you join?

It is a way for you to learn about how to create educational games in order to learn about culture, history, and vocabulary engaging. This is a very good service and action opportunity as it could devote back to the younger group of school community and 

 Students that sign up to support will achieve Long-Term Service Experience if they are with us for 8 or more sessions. 

Students that sign up for less than 8 session will achieve their Short-Term Service Experience

If interested, this is the sign up form:https://forms.gle/QE13N3Pckyt6W93H7! The club will start in September. Hope to see you there!

Kings regards,

RCHK INNOVATIVE AI CLUB—COME AND JOINNNNNN

For any questions, please contact laul21@rchk.edu.hk or hok55@rchk.edu.hk or Ms Danni Li.

3D Printing Club

Are you an aspiring artist eager to turn your creations into 3D models? Ready to make a difference by raising money for charity through 3D printing? No Problem! We will guide you through the entire modelling AND printing process.

What we pledge to you:

•⁠  Learning Opportunities for 3D Printing: Bring your designs to life by learning how to design 3D models and printing with the 3D printers

•⁠  ⁠Software training: Get familiar with popular design software, such as Fusion 360, FlashPrint (for the new printers in the design hub), and Blender

•⁠  ⁠Service: Earn S&A credits through long-term participation with our club 

•⁠  Business Experience: Learn how to manage a stall at the College Fair and get first-hand expertise with marketing and retailing (This will be helpful for Y11 Design!). You’ll be supporting a charitable cause

Join us using the google form below! Register now to secure your spot, meetings held every Wednesday at 3:30-4:30 at the RDC! Walk-ins to sessions are also available.

If you missed sign-ups last year, now is your chance to start your 3D printing journey.

Ready to join? Fill in the Registration Form today! 

The Terry Fox Run is back!

Terry Fox Run is one of RCHK’s most celebrated and significant events that takes place annually. The Primary department has collectively run the event for the past 15 years to raise funds and awareness for cancer research, but now the Secondary students have taken over. Building on from the past two years of amazing CAS-run events, this year's event will be organized by more Secondary students, and we need your help!

The event will take place on Friday, October 24th, 2025, and we are currently looking for passionate and dedicated students who are willing to perform (sing/dance/play an instrument back at school) on the day of the event.

The link to the Performer Sign-up Form is here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScR296B-Xm2YizcwOz-IEUxNtSX1aMmrwaOUO0hf90z28JLEg/viewform

Involvement in this will count as a Service Minor.

Please complete the forms by the end of Monday, September 22nd. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to terryfoxrunrchk@rchk.edu.hk

Thank you and we hope to see you all there!

Best,
RCHK Terry Fox Run Committee

The Terry Fox Run is back!

Terry Fox Run is one of RCHK’s most celebrated and significant events that takes place annually. The Primary department has collectively run the event for the past 15 years to raise funds and awareness for cancer research, but now the Secondary students have taken over. Building on from the past two years of amazing CAS-run events, this year's event will be organized by more Secondary students, and we need your help!

The event will take place on Friday, October 24th, 2025, and we are currently looking for passionate, dedicated, and reliable students who are willing to volunteer to help out OR perform on the day of the event.

For volunteers, we are looking for:

• Volunteers on the promenade to cheer on students while there are running
• Volunteers to play music/sing along the route
• Performers to sing/dance/play an instrument back at RC
• Groups to run a stall (e.g. games stall, arts & crafts stall, selling TFR merch)
• Volunteers to prepare snacks for the bake sale tables
• Volunteers to help with the face painting table
• Photographers / Videographers
• General volunteers: help out wherever more help is needed

The link to the Volunteer Sign-up Form is here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfrOPcEmeWnoHcVUDVuGh5N_zqwupNdYkyz1QuKEE439NYRmQ/viewform

We are also looking for passionate performers. The link to the Performer Sign-up Form is here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScR296B-Xm2YizcwOz-IEUxNtSX1aMmrwaOUO0hf90z28JLEg/viewform

Involvement in any of these will count as either a CAS short-term or a Service Minor.

Please complete the forms by the end of Monday, September 22nd. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to terryfoxrunrchk@rchk.edu.hk

Thank you and we hope to see you all there!

Best,
RCHK Terry Fox Run Committee

Hello everyone!

We are the RC Psychology Society (formerly known as ARCPysch), a legacy project aiming to expand the study of Psychology.

We are currently looking for deputy members to help lead the RC Psychology Society with us next academic year!

Roles:

• Deputy of Events Planning: Assists in developing events aligned with project goals and manages on-site events
• Deputy of Communications: Manages communications to both the RCHK community and external NGOs.
• Deputy of Marketing & Promotions: Manages and oversees the @rchk_arcpsych Instagram account.

As a deputy member, you will be assisting in hosting various activities in school, including Psychology-related cooking sessions, volunteering opportunities, and seminars with experts in specific areas of Psychology. This is a two-year commitment that can be used for your CAS/SaA project, and long-term/major will be awarded.

For further role descriptions, please check out this document.

If you are an aspiring Psychologist or just simply interested in the field, sign this form before Friday, 26 September 2024 at 8:59 PM!

For any inquiries, please feel free to contact rchkpsychologysociety@rchk.edu.hk

RCHK Chinese Channel

️Join RCHK Chinese Channel and Unleash Your Podcasting Potential! ️
Are you ready to embark on an exciting journey of creativity, self-expression, and Chinese language mastery? Look no further! RCHK Chinese Channel is calling all enthusiastic students to join our dynamic podcasting program and unleash their full potential in the world of Chinese broadcasting!

Details of the RCHK Chinese Channel
Meeting: Wednesdays lunchtime
Room: SS113 (Ms Chan's room)
Fees: Free!
S&A (Service as action): long-term 
Requirements: Chinese class phase 4 or above & fluent Chinese speaking

How to Get Involved?
Fill out our simple application form here before 18th September.
Contact Ms Chan at chanc23@rchk.edu.hk or visit us on Spotify to learn more about the RCHK Chinese Channel. Don't wait, spaces are limited!

Are you an avid music enjoyer looking to connect with other people in this school that have the same music taste as you?

Are you looking to write about your opinions on music, news in the music community and topics surrounding the music and artists you listen to every day? If so, come join the Music Writers Club!

We gather every week on Mondays lunchtimes at the third floor English Hub S306 (Ms. Lewis’ Classroom). Additionally, a service long-term will be awarded as long as you meet a quota of attendance rate and articles approved and published. 

Google Form: Music Writers Club form

Justin Tang, Augusten Cheung, Caleb Wong, Andy Chen

This year, Book Week will celebrate 'world-building' and all of the aspects that go into creating rich settings often found in adventure, horror, sci-fi and fantasy! Activities, events and competitions will run from 22nd September until 3rd October, with our annual dress up day on Friday 26th September. Start thinking about your favourite literary world and prepare your costume! Stay tuned for further information in library lessons and upcoming assemblies. 

Miss Kim and Ms Mel

Worried about Year 11? Want to start your final MYP year with confidence?

Join the MYP 5 Survival Guide club for a head start on your Personal Project and other Year 11 tasks!

Our mission is to guide you through Year 11’s biggest projects so the journey is smooth and enjoyable. We can help with your Personal Project, WOW experience, Make It–Sell It, IDUs, and even some early exam preparation.

Ready to succeed? Please fill out this Google Form if you are interested: https://forms.gle/5JunWsBzJPnmWKMu9

For any inquiries, please contact mypsurrvialguide@rchk.edu.hk

DOODLE DOGOOD aims to use art as a therapeutic and educational tool to enhance emotional WELL-BEING and CREATIVITY amongst children and the elderly. We collaborate with NGOs and host engaging activities. This is PERFECT for you if you enjoy ART, working with kids, and assisting the elderly. We host a variety of activities, including painting murals, workshops, art mailing, and more!

We are Gillie, Jasmine, and Sharon from Year 12, and we are looking for students interested in the following roles.

Here are the roles open: Doodle DoGood: Deputy Role Descriptions
Deputy of Marketing
Deputy of Communication
Deputy of Event Planning
Deputy of Research
Members

To sign up, please fill in the Google form before the 19th of September. https://forms.gle/Tyo9UshhVQs5DMj3A 

If you have any questions, feel free to email makh25@rchk.edu.hk,  hoh54@rchk.edu.hk, or chant19@rchk.edu.hk

We hope to see you soon!

ESF is proud to announce the return of its secondary schools music composition competition, inviting aspiring young composers to create original works that explore the rich tapestry of global music. This competition challenges participants to create a music composition that celebrates the cultural diversity of ESF and Hong Kong, drawing inspiration from local and global music traditions.

Theme: Around the World

Your composition should deeply engage with the theme of "musical cultural diversity." This can be interpreted in various ways, including but not limited to:

• Fusion: Blending distinct musical elements from two or more different cultures.
• Narrative: Telling a story or depicting a journey that highlights cultural exchange or migration.
• Celebrating: Paying tribute to specific cultural traditions whilst adding a unique contemporary voice.
• Exploration: Creating a piece of music to represent your own cultural identity.

Ensemble Specification

Compositions must be written for one of the following ESF ensembles. You may choose one of the following:

Big Band

• Saxes (alto sax 1 and 2, tenor sax, baritone sax), trumpets (3 or 4 trumpets), trombones (3 trombones)
• Rhythm section (piano, guitar, bass guitar, drum kit, aux percussion optional)
• Vocalist or soloist from above instruments optional

String Orchestra

• Violin 1, violin 2 (violin 3 optional), viola, cello, double bass
• Harp and/or piano optional

Senior Choir

• Soprano, alto, tenor, bass
• Piano accompaniment or a capella
• Could feature a soloist

Junior Choir

• Soprano 1 , soprano 2 , alto
• Piano accompaniment or a capella
• Could feature a soloist

Orchestra

• Strings (violin 1 and 2, viola, cello, double bass)
• Wood wind (flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon, option to double parts)
• Brass (trumpet 1 and 2, french horns 1,2,3 and 4, 2 or 3 trombones, tuba)
• Percussion (tuned and untuned percussion, limit to 3 parts)
• Harp and/or piano optional
• Could feature piano or another instrument as a soloist

Students may choose to include other instruments in their ensembles (for example traditional Chinese instruments such as Dizi or Erhu) but should always compose with a final live performance in mind.

Important Note: The composition should be technically accessible to musicians at an intermediate to advanced school level, allowing for effective performance and interpretation by the ensemble. Avoid overly complex technical demands that might deter or be beyond the capabilities of the target performers.

Composition Requirements

• Duration: Compositions should be a maximum of 4 minutes in length.
• Originality: no arrangements, original compositions only
• Scoring:
  • Clearly indicate the chosen ensemble type and instrumentation.
  • Use standard notation practices (e.g., clefs, key signatures, time signatures, dynamics, tempo markings).

Submission Guidelines

Each submission must include:

1. Full Score (PDF): A clearly legible, professionally presented full score. Individual parts are not required at this stage.
2. Audio Recording (MP3/MIDI): A high-quality audio recording of the piece. This can be a MIDI realisation.
3. Programmes Notes (PDF): A brief document (maximum 300 words) outlining the composer's intentions, how the piece addresses the theme of cultural diversity, and specific cultural influences or musical features incorporated.
4. More details on the submission process to follow.

Judging Criteria & Process

Compositions will be judged based on the following criteria:

• Adherence to Theme
• Musicality & Artistic Merit
• Craftsmanship & Technique

Finalists may have the exciting opportunity to participate in a composing workshop and to try out their pieces with the ESF ensembles.

• Submission Deadline: 9 February 2026
• Shortlist Finalists Announced: April 2026
• Winners Announced: June 2026

For any inquiries, please contact speak to your music teachers or email Mr. Jolly at: benjamin.jolly@wis.edu.hk

We look forward to receiving your innovative and inspiring compositions!benjamin.jolly@wis.edu.hk We look forward to receiving your innovative and inspiring compositions!" />

Do you want to learn and play chess? Do you want to socialise with your peers while improving your chess skills? Then join our chess club! 

Our club meets every Wednesday from 3:15 to 4:15 in S114 (Mr Chan's room) in the Chinese hub. 

We will teach you various openings, strategies and tactics to help you succeed at chess, and if you are looking to participate in chess competitions to represent our school, we will readily support you. We welcome players of all levels from Years 7 to 11, from beginners to experts. We hope to see you there!

Sign up Form: https://forms.gle/sKoeWBbrcEDQCzP29

COME JOIN!!!!!! 

From,

Justin Tang (S07), Ethan Huang (M07), Samuel Lau (S07), Anlan Xu (M08), Colin Ho (M08)

Are you interested in hosting events that raise support for domestic helpers? Are you interested in learning about different cultures? Do you enjoy cooking or eating culture’s foods?

Bake4Cause is aiming to raise funds for an NGO, Enrich, through bake sales of cultural foods made by students. Enrich aims to support domestic helpers achieve their dreams through providing them with financial support.

Cooking sessions will be held once every 2 months.

We are currently recruiting deputy members (Year 10 and above) to help Bake4Cause in event planning, hosting baking sessions and more. 

The roles include: 

• Event planning: You will be planning events and the cultural foods to make in our cooking sessions once every 2 months.

• Communications: You will be writing emails and announcements for the club and occasional assembly announcements. 

• Marketing/design: You will be in charge of the Instagram page and design posters, advertisements, and logos for the club.

If you are interested please fill in this form before 22 September

Deputy roles will be a service long term depending on your commitment. 

For any questions feel free to contact chann25@rchk.edu.hk, leek51@rchk.edu.hk

From,

Rooda LEE , Emma LEE , Sophie CHAN , Karis CHEUNG , Zoe MA

Hi all, as BUDDO returns for a 4th consecutive year, the leadership team is looking for two organised Year 11 students to act as deputies for the 2025-26 academic year.

A little bit about BUDDO: 

We are a mentorship team that aims to guide Y6 students for their PYP exhibition. The goal is to help the students throughout the process, to help mentor them by providing feedback from an older student's perspective, and facilitate interaction between Primary and Secondary students. Throughout the years, it has received great feedback not just from the Primary Department but the leadership team (Ms Whitehair, Mr Doucette, etc.) at our school too! Thus, this is a great project to join to easily make notable differences to our school community.

Service information: 

Who we are looking for:

This is an exceptional opportunity to demonstrate your leadership and devotion to our school, thus, please keep in mind that this is a 2 year commitment. Those who take on this program are guaranteed a Service Year Long as a deputy in MYP and a CAS project in DP.

Role:

Mentor management:  

- Supervise weekly sessions; ensure smooth communication between mentors and Y6 students. 

- Assist the two heads and help keep track of timeline and responsibilities

https://forms.gle/tpety8pAEh9dWDUs5

If you have any questions, do not hesitate to ask chuy15@rchk.edu.hk & chany284@rchk.edu.hk!

Interested in visual art, design and all things imaginary creatures? Join RCHK’s only Creature Design Club! 

Through practical demonstrations of techniques and personal feedback on your progress, we’ll be guiding you through designing your own creature and sculpting a figurine from clay; focusing on helping you develop your drawing and sculpting skills as well as enriching your understanding of creature anatomy. 

This is a unique, hands-on opportunity for students, particularly aspiring artists; don’t miss out!

Our meetings will be on Tuesdays, from 3:15 to 4:15 every week, starting from September 16th. 

Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfvdoYZJ2slvpusyZHuai7TWbUZTdg5-LgIfsbBC-Y6djkcTw/viewform?usp=dialog

If you have any questions, please email wongs88@rchk.edu.hk or laml23@rchk.edu.hk. 

Thank you for your time!

Edward Wong (Q05) & Lucas Lam (T06)

Wednesday, 3 September 2025

Dear Year 9 parents and students,

Ready for a life-changing learning experience? The Limitless Programme for Year 9 students is now accepting applications! This exclusive six-week journey takes Year 9 students from various ESF schools to the Australian Outback to build confidence, resilience, and teamwork. 

To learn more, sign up for a powerful information session and hear from last year's students and parents.

• In-person session: 6:30 - 7:30 pm on Thursday, September 11 at ESF Centre

• Webinar: 5:00 - 6:00 pm on Tuesday, September 16 via Zoom

Comprehensive information about the programme is on the Limitless website. 

Applications for Limitless are open until 29 September, 5pm. Click here to enrol for Limitless.

For questions about Limitless, please contact limitless@esfcentre.edu.hk. 

Regards,

RCHK Communications

Attachment: Limitless Programme Poster

Hello Everyone!
 

We are excited to announce that the Art Explorers Club is recruiting students from Year 7 to Year 10 to join our creative team! If you’re passionate about art and want to make a difference, please sign up through this link by Friday, September 5th.

Our club will be every Wednesday from 3.15 to 4.15 in SS414!

Click on this link to join: 

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Ryc1JPriKOuR412ymRcx0a2cXQzoza2dplqmTWmouMM/edit#responses 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact shahm4@rchk.edu.hk or sarkat1@rchk.edu.hk. 

Thank you, 

On behalf of the Art Explorers 

Myrah Shah (Q08) & Tiara Sarkar (T08)

Calling All STEM Enthusiasts!

If you're passionate about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math, then join Girls Who STEM!

About the club:

• Exploring interests and developing STEM skills
• Fun Science experiments/hands-on activities
• Earn Service

S&A
Short Term/ Minor - 8-10 attended sessions
Long Term/ Major- 10-20 attended sessions

Club meetings are every Monday from 1:15-1:45. Look forward to seeing you!

Please sign up using this Google form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScIrb9eyYy8n8lVyEYcBXxUlvPKOEjMTdOfC4QZ9KgBYfYhDA/viewform

Sign-ups close on the 22nd of September, at 9:00am. Meetings start on the 22nd of September at lunchtime.

For more details, please contact wongs140@rchk.edu.hk or lees83@rchk.edu.hk

Dear Students, 

We are thrilled to announce that sign-ups for the RCHK INNOVATIVE AI CLUB start this week! Below is some information:

What is this club about?

It is about utilizing Canva AI, which translates prompts into code that helps to create education games in Chinese that are for Year 7. 

When?

Our club is held every Thursday after school from -15:30-16:30. 

Where?

The club is held in the Chinese hub on the 1st floor. Further details in form;

Why should you join?

It is a way for you to learn about how to create educational games in order to learn about culture, history, and vocabulary engaging. This is a very good service and action opportunity as it could devote back to the younger group of school community and 

Students that sign up to support will achieve Long-Term Service Experience if they are with us for 8 or more sessions. 

Students that sign up for less than 8 session will achieve their Short-Term Service Experience

If interested, this is the sign up form: https://forms.gle/QE13N3Pckyt6W93H7! The club will start in September. Hope to see you there!

Kings regards,

RCHK INNOVATIVE AI CLUB—COME AND JOINNNNNN

For any questions, please contact laul21@rchk.edu.hk or hok55@rchk.edu.hk or Ms Danni Li.

The ESF Innovation Fair, or InnoFair for short, is an inter-school STEM science fair open to all students from Year 10-13 across ESF and the ESF circuit. The fair will be held in the PAC on the 7th of February, 2026.

InnoFair facilitates genuine research and sates scientific curiosities amongst students within the STEM field through research and experiment on a topic of their choice. Unlike typical science fairs, InnoFair provides every participating team with a STEM professor from universities across Hong Kong. The mentors provide guidance, feedback, and possibly resources depending on the nature of the research.

InnoFair is a fantastic opportunity for students who are interested in pursuing STEM in the future. Participants will be able to engage and build rapport with professors, investigate genuine research questions, and interact with like-minded science enthusiasts on the day of the fair. All students are welcome to sign up; any extensive knowledge or expertise in STEM is not required. You may choose to participate as an individual or in a group of up to 3 students. Participants are free to investigate anything STEM-related. 

If you are interested in participating, please sign up by using this form. 

Your responses will be used to inform the match-making decision for your professor mentor; thus, please complete the form to the best of your ability. It can take a while to brainstorm ideas and fill out the questions, so we recommend students start considering the form earlier! There are a limited number of spaces, and acceptances will be based on the plausibility of your project.

For further information, please refer to our official website and Instagram page @innofair, where more resources and information can be found. 

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at innofair@rchk.edu.hk

We look forward to seeing your responses and we wish you the best of luck!

Targeting Yr 10, Yr 11, Yr 12, Yr 13, M, Q, S, T

Hi everyone!

We are the leaders of Sai Kung Stray Supporters, a new student-led initiative created with the hopes of making a positive difference in the dog adoption world. In Hong Kong, an estimated 40,000 pets are euthanised per year due to lack of housing alone; a tragic statistic which Sai Kung Stray Friends is working to improve  - but we need your help. 

This year, Sai Kung Stray Supporters is looking for dedicated, collaborative, and empathetic students from Years 9-11 who are open to take part in individual volunteering visits for Sai Kung Stray Friends. These volunteering events will involve helping out with garage sales, bake sales, and the adopting of dogs to inviting households.

 We plan for 4+ visits to be held throughout the year, and spaces are limited, with Service Minors offered for 2 sessions, and Service Majors for 3+ sessions. 

Please sign up on this google form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPDXRXuvSTp1CnoBu17tnzVBcpfLNDgUG5tRavytqv1ecEww/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=114481513817807300000),

or find us at the Service Fair on September 18th. 

Thank you, and welcome back to school!

Cadence Elfassy, (Q08) & Eunice Tang, (Q08)

Dear Students and Parents,

We are excited to announce that BELEZA XV is back for its fifteenth year! 

BELEZA is an annual not-for-profit fashion show organized by Year 12 and Year 13 students, dedicated to supporting a meaningful social cause.

This year’s theme, “ARCHIVES”, serves as a love letter to sartorial heritage and an exhilarating invitation to imagine what lies beyond the next seam. We will showcase the visionary collections of 7 emerging designers, inviting you to reminisce about fashion through the decades.

The event will take place on the evening of October 18th (Saturday), 2025. You can now reserve your seats available through our eventbrite page. 

We invite all primary and secondary students, parents, faculty and staff to attend the show!

You can also find us at @beleza.xv on Instagram to see more of our content and to be posted on all event details.

Don't miss this show to support our students' extraordinary talents and creativity. The BELEZA XV team looks forward to seeing you on 18th October!

Starting from 1 Sep, every Monday to Thursday, I and a few WOW mentors from Year 12 will be offering the WOW drop-in sessions at lunch time inside the I & S hub to support Y11 students' WOW process.

If you have not received a placement confirmation or are not sure how to go about to find one, please come over to have a chat with us. 

Time: 1-1.50pm Mon - Thur

Location: I & S hub

Hi everyone!

We are the leaders of Sai Kung Stray Supporters, a new student-led initiative created with the hopes of making a positive difference in the dog adoption world. In Hong Kong, an estimated 40,000 pets are euthanised per year due to lack of housing alone; a tragic statistic which Sai Kung Stray Friends is working to improve  - but we need your help. 

This year, Sai Kung Stray Supporters is looking for dedicated, collaborative, and empathetic students from Years 9-11 who are open to take part in individual volunteering visits for Sai Kung Stray Friends. These volunteering events will involve helping out with garage sales, bake sales, and the adopting of dogs to inviting households.

We plan for 4+ visits to be held throughout the year, and spaces are limited, with Service Short Term offered for 2 sessions, and Service Long Term for 3+ sessions. 

Please sign up on this google form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPDXRXuvSTp1CnoBu17tnzVBcpfLNDgUG5tRavytqv1ecEww/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=114481513817807300000),

or find us at the Service Fair on September 18th. 

Thank you, and welcome back to school!

Cadence Elfassy (Q08) & Eunice Tang (Q08)

ESF International Evening Performance/Volunteer/Stall Signups

With the 2025 ESF International Evening coming up soon, we are looking for students/parents to run game/activity stalls OR volunteer during the event!

Event Details:

Date & Time: Friday, November 14th, 3-8 p.m. (tentative date) (volunteers/stall managers will be required to attend prior rehearsal/setup)
Location: Renaissance College Performing Arts Centre

Volunteer Eligibility: 

Volunteers: RCHK secondary students (Y7-13) 

MCs: Y10-13 ESF students

Photographers: Y10-13 RCHK students

Stall Eligibility: 

• All RCHK secondary students (Y7-13) 

• All RCHK primary students (Y1-6) along with parent/guardian

• All RCHK staff

• Parents/guardians are welcome to run their own individual stalls or with their child.

• For parents interested in providing food, please fill in this form

Stall Requirements:

• Your stall & activity must represent a culture/country of your choice.

• Your stall will be placed around the back of the PAC during the event; whilst performances are held on stage.

• Please provide your own materials for your activity/game and stall decorations representing your country/culture.

• Please fill in this form if you want to volunteer/host a stall.

Performances:  

• An audition video is required to apply (max. 3 minutes) 

• Performances can be, but are not limited to: (group/individual) music performances, dance performances, etc. 

• The performance should represent a culture/country of your choice.

• Selected performers will be informed by October 5th.

• Deadline for sign-ups: September 30th.

• Please sign up via this form

Submission deadline: 30th September

This can be counted as S&A major or Creativity/Service short-term if needed (for secondary students).

If you have any questions, please contact Mrs Shobha Sanker (sankers1@rchk.edu.hk) or Oscar So  (sos3@rchk.edu.hk). 

Are you an avid music enjoyer looking to connect with other people in this school that have the same music taste as you?

Are you looking to write about your opinions on music, news in the music community and topics surrounding the music and artists you listen to every day? If so, come join the Music Writers Club. We gather every week on Mondays lunchtimes at the third floor English Hub S306 (Ms. Lewis’ Classroom).

Additionally, a service short term will be awarded as long as you meet a quota of attendance rate and articles approved and published. 

Google Form: Music Writers Club form

Justin Tang (S07), Augusten Cheung (Q08), Caleb Wong (S08) and Andy Chen (T07)

Hi everyone!

We are the leaders of Sai Kung Stray Supporters, a new student-led initiative created with the hopes of making a positive difference in the dog adoption world. In Hong Kong, an estimated 40,000 pets are euthanised per year due to lack of housing alone; a tragic statistic which Sai Kung Stray Friends is working to improve  - but we need your help. 

This year, Sai Kung Stray Supporters is looking for dedicated, collaborative, and empathetic students from Years 9-11 who are open to take part in individual volunteering visits for Sai Kung Stray Friends. These volunteering events will involve helping out with garage sales, bake sales, and the adopting of dogs to inviting households.

We plan for 4+ visits to be held throughout the year, and spaces are limited, with Service Minors offered for 2 sessions, and Service Majors for 3+ sessions. 

Please sign up on this google form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPDXRXuvSTp1CnoBu17tnzVBcpfLNDgUG5tRavytqv1ecEww/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=114481513817807300000),

or find us at the Service Fair on September 18th. 

Thank you, and welcome back to school!

Cadence Elfassy and Eunice Tang

Do you wanna create stunning 3D Papercraft models?

Come join us, we meets every Wednesday from 3:15 PM to 4:15 PM at SS411, our first lesson will start on 27 of august this week. This is a wonderful opportunity to explore your creativity and engage in various papercraft techniques, from origami to intricate paper models. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced crafter, you will find a welcoming atmosphere to share ideas and learn new skills. All materials will be provided, but feel free to bring any personal supplies you enjoy using. Join us for an enjoyable and productive hour, and bring a friend to share in the fun! We look forward to crafting with you and making lasting memories together.

Please join using this link below

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf_yC9c5UFEfwgbLto9DyBd_nw1lscfvmwvS3ecZ9zHr_DRyw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=102858861878398055792 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact wongy82@rchk.edu.hk or lungc3@rchk.edu.hk 

Hope to see you there!

Caiden Wong, Cun Yun Lung, Angus Fok, Anson Fok

Monday, 18 August 2025

Dear Parents and Guardians of Years 12-13 students, 

I am writing to you about the provision of textbooks for the Experimental Sciences in the IB Diploma Programme. The Experimental Sciences include Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Environmental Systems and Societies, and for these subjects, at Renaissance College, we use one learning and teaching source: Kognity. 

The cost of the textbook is HK$720 and you will be charged through your e-payment account. No other textbook purchase for Science subjects will be required. 

Kognity enhances student engagement, with opportunities for pre-reading, follow-up after a lesson, revision activities, and practice exam questions, all of which can be monitored by the teacher. In addition, it allows agency, encouraging students to be more actively involved in their own learning and attainment. 

Yours sincerely,

Mandy So

Head of Sciences

The MTR student travel scheme is now open for online applications.

MTR & Octopus Mobile Apps

Submit your application by using the MTR and Octopus mobile apps. The attached poster will have the QR code for the application.

MTR Website

For more information, please visit the MTR website. You can also submit your application here via the website.

Tutorial Video & Communication Pack

The tutorial video and communication pack will have the instructions on how to apply for the MTR student travel scheme.

Enquiries

For any enquiries, please call the MTR hotline at 2881 8888.

Dear Students in Years 9-11,

We are excited to invite you to apply for a student teacher position in our upcoming Y6 Science Club, which will be held every Wednesday from 3:15 PM to 4:00 PM in 612. This is a fantastic opportunity to inspire younger students while gaining valuable experience.

As a student teacher, you will be paired with a Year 6 student to demonstrate experiments and help them explore the wonders of science. Please note that attendance at all 10 sessions is expected, and this commitment will count towards your long term service requirement.

We are looking for responsible, punctual, and organized individuals who have a good understanding of Chemistry. If you are interested in making a positive impact, please fill out the Google form linked below by the deadline of September 8, 2025

Thank you for considering this opportunity to contribute to our school community!

Anson Lee - Q09 and Whaley Sew - M09