S.2 student Kate Lok participated in the “Stitchable Chinese Arts” Fashion Design Competition and Catwalk Show 2023/2024, organized by the Art Education Section of the Curriculum Development Institute, Education Bureau, and the School of Fashion and Textiles at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

With guidance from professors and university students at the School of Fashion and Textiles, the 50 finalists engaged in workshops in April and May 2024 to bring their designs to life. The culminating event took place on 29 August 2024, where their creations graced the runway at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Kate’s outfit seamlessly blends modern and traditional styles, incorporating Chinese elements while maintaining a contemporary aesthetic.
Comfort Features:
• Garments designed for versatility, suitable for all occasions and adaptable across seasons.
• A striking red Tang suit adorned with Chinese dragon patterns, paired with black-and-white striped pants featuring a slit at the bottom. The red fabric showcases intricate dragon motifs.
• A white and gold gradient trench coat embellished with gold lotuses and silk-like fabric on the back, complementing the red and black ensemble.

Significance of Reviving the Tang Suit:
• The tang suit holds historical importance in Chinese fashion.
• Dazzling colours enhance the vibrancy of Chinese qipaos and other traditional clothing.
• Chinese dragons symbolize courage, strength and fortune in Chinese culture.
• The colour red signifies wealth and fortune, making it a popular choice among the Chinese people.

Kaydia Lam from S4 went to Thailand in the summer to participate in the Universal Jump Rope World Series 2024. She achieved excellent results.

Kaydia was awarded a Gold Medal in the Single Rope Speed Relay (4x30 seconds) and Double Dutch Pairs Freestyle, as well as a Bronze Medal in Single Rope Team Freestyle. Additionally, she received a Bronze Medal in the Team show at the Universal Jump Rope World Club 2024.

Furthermore, she earned the Gold Consolation Prize in Single Rope Speed (30 seconds) and (90 seconds)
for Females aged 12-15 at the Universal Jump Rope Championship 2024.

Congratulations to Kaydia!

Twenty-two students met the gold, silver, and bronze criteria in the Road to Paris Olympic 2024 Challenge cum MVPA60 Award Scheme organized by the Education Bureau.

Congratulations to all the participants on their achievements!

Two of our students participated in the Inter-School Swimming Competition 2024-25 (Hong Kong Island) organized by the Schools Sports Federation of Hong Kong, China, and they achieved satisfactory results.

S4 Jasmine Chun (on the left) was awarded the Champion in the Grade A 200m Breast Stroke. S2 Jessica Szeto (on the right) was awarded 1st Runner-Up in the 200m Free Style and 3rd Runner-Up in the 100m Backstroke. Congratulations to Jasmine and Jessica!