By Hailey Lee
In terms of living arrangements and dorms, although a little chaotic and unhygienic at times, it was very fun for us to all be screaming at the top of our lungs at the appearance of a gecko.
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By Cadence Elfassy
But how does competition and spirit encourage keeping students healthy and involved in their interests as they go through the MYP and DP phases of Renaissance?
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By Chloe Ho
The much-anticipated biennial school play has returned, this time with a chocolatey twist.
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By Alyssa Leong
THE SETTING AND CHARACTERS. Year 10 and 12 students on a theatre trip to London.
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By Casee Ng
Us Year 11s had a distinctly different experience working at the parking lot of the school.
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By Jaden Lee
The students participated in a series of activities, including kayaking, rock climbing, and hiking. The campsite boasted a serene shore, beach houses, and a beachfront cafe.
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By Bethany Lam
The camp was deemed ‘the best camp in Secondary’ by multiple teachers, and my expectations were high. But was it really the best?
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By Claudia Ng
Y9s & 10s’ first overseas camp gave everyone a big surprise. Is Xian really worth it?
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By Chi Yan Ng
You may have noticed that Renaissance College has recently been all over the local news platforms. This is due to the incredible achievement of Year 5 student Veronica Chik.
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By Hailey Lee
Celebrated by over a billion people worldwide, Diwali is a significant date for the Hindus that marks the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after defeating the demon king Ravana, as narrated in the Ramayana.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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By Alton Lo
Looking back at this year’s thrilling Athletics Carnival — this news report provides an insightful recap.
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By Yannis Ng
Students were welcomed with the opportunity to participate in short basketball games between houses. It was the final competitive opportunity for every house to win points.
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By Chi Yan Ng and Elaine Law
On January 17th and 31st, 2024, Year 10 students went on a field trip to the Hong Kong Legislative Council.
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By Ella Wong
“Kayaking was fun but terrifying at the same time. I just feel it is quite dangerous to do water sports when there is strong wind.”
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