School Album 2024-2025

Three 6A students, Alisha, Bethany and Zoe, from our school recently participated in an engaging activity organized by India by the Bay, Hong Kong's premier week-long celebration of Indian arts, culture, and heritage. This annual festival brings the essence of India to the city through a diverse showcase of music, dance, theatre, cinema, literature, wellness, fashion, and food. For nearly a decade, India by the Bay has successfully bridged cultures, captivating and uniting the people of Hong Kong through vibrant performances and interactive sessions.
Co-presented by Teamwork Arts and the Asia Society Hong Kong Center, the festival, now in its 9th edition, continues to champion the arts as a means of fostering connections and dialogue. During the event, the students had the opportunity to engage in a thought-provoking discussion with the esteemed author and scientist, Aarathi Prasad, known for her recent work "Silk: A History in Three Metamorphoses". This enlightening conversation delved into the rich history of silk and its enduring significance in the modern world.
The students found the experience enriching, gaining valuable insights and broadening their perspectives by interacting with individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. India by the Bay not only entertained but also served as a platform for learning and cultural exchange, leaving a lasting impact on our students' understanding of art, history, and global connections.

Sex education school talk was held on 31 October 2024. Students enjoyed the school talk with the guest speaker Miss Chan from United Christian Nethersole Community Health Service.

On 8 October 2024, 53 S2-S6 selected students joined the “Life-wide Floating Classroom” of the Adventure-ship programme organised by the Guidance Committee. It enhances students’ learning motivation, cultivates students’ knowledge-acquiring skills, strengthens students’ self-understanding and builds up a decent inter-personal relationship.

On 1 October 2024, the Grand Parade by Disciplined Services and Youth Groups cum Fun Day for Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China took place at the Fire and Ambulance Services Academy in Tseung Kwan O.

The Poetry Remake Competition is a cross-curricular activity jointly organised by the English Language Education Section and Arts Education Section of the Curriculum Development Institute. The competition integrates literary appreciation and art creation. Students create a two-dimensional artwork in response to one of the selected poems and then write an artist statement in English to explain the ideas in their work. Congratulations to the prize recipients:
Commendable Award (Junior Secondary Division)
Chiu Wai Lam
Commendable Award (Senior Secondary Division)
Lugbag Zoe Madelene Libuit

Students from Sir Ellis Kadoorie Secondary School (West Kowloon) recently showcased their exceptional public speaking skills by winning the prestigious Merit Award at the Time-to-Talk Public Speaking Competition, organized by the Education Bureau's NET Section on 14 May, 2024.
The accomplished students—Mandasari Andrea Stephanie, Ali Shiloh Asia, and Susita Gurung, all from class 4A—received merit certificates and HK$500 coupons for their outstanding performance. Their captivating speech centered on the theme of indigenous cultures and highlighted how these cultural practices contribute to environmental protection. The trio delivered a stunning rendition inspired by the song Where You Are from the beloved Disney film Moana, leaving the audience both informed and inspired.
Reflecting on their experience, the students expressed immense gratitude for the opportunity to participate in such a meaningful competition. They emphasized how the event has motivated them to further explore the intersection of culture and environmental stewardship.
All three winners are active members of the SEK Debate Team and have participated in various debate competitions, honing their skills and confidence. Principal Mr. Lee Tung-ching proudly presented the certificates and prizes during morning assembly, celebrating their achievements and encouraging continued excellence in public speaking.
The success of these students not only highlights their individual talents but also underscores the vibrant culture of debate and public speaking fostered at Sir Ellis Kadoorie Secondary School (West Kowloon).