By Chi Yan Ng and Benedict Lam
House Spirit Day occurs to set the mood for a great school year and boost House spirit amongst the RCHK community, in hopes that this positive spirit will continue to grow throughout the year.
By Hailey Lee
The weather had taken a turn for the better, with cool breezes indicating the arrival of autumn and boosting everyone’s morale as the secondary students took their fifteen-minute seaside walk to the pool.
Casee Ng
We gather to celebrate the wonderful life of Ed the Head, who tragically passed away on the 5th of September. May Ed rest in peace and may his impact be remembered.
By Yannis Ng, Colin Ho and Alaina Hayes
RCHK’s Book Week just wrapped up last week, and it was spectacular. Everybody put so much effort into their costumes for the runway.
By Bethany Lam
Previously, Chartwells has served RCHK for over 10 years and has looked after our diet loyally. However, a new caterer who has served food for over 50 years in schools, hospitals, facilities, and prisons has arrived.
By CN
“We cannot lose even one inch of the territory left behind by our ancestors.” — Xi Jinping
By Aaron Zhao
Read this article to find out how to get the most out of the new food options!
By Amirah Datwani
Squid Game: The Challenge prioritised revenue over the original's artistic message. The result was a disaster — whitewashing, exploitation and more.
By Stephen Donahue
Estimates from the South China Morning Post suggest that just over 50% of all Locobikes have either become irreparably damaged or have been stolen and repainted.
By Kavan Chan
Conflicts in the Middle East have always been complicated. Read this article to make some sense of the recent developments in the region!
By Ramsie Chan
Flooded with overwhelming sadness, // blackness slowly becomes monstrous. Tears always come to visit… // Is it really growing explicit?
By Bethany Lam
As your English teachers say – summer reading’s the best way to stay in shape for next year!
By Alyssa Leong
If you would like to do some voluntary work for service, volunteering at the Hong Kong Wetland Park is a great option.
By Trinity Lam
Among Earth’s many disruptive weather events, typhoons are undoubtedly one of the most violent and severe, with immense physical and financial damage in their aftermath.
“Ready…Set …” All RCHK students heard these words ring out many times on Thursday, 16th March 2023 at the Ma On Shan Sports Ground.