Primary

What a great way to finish the term with Chinese Week. The students have been engaging in a range of activities from shopping, Kung Fu training, dressing up in traditional Chinese wear, assemblies with great performances and of course, watching an enthralling Lion Dance. It is wonderful to see students enjoying the experiences of Chinese language and culture. A big […Read more]

What a week it has been! Wednesday’s Red Rain Signal during dismissal time made it a challenging situation for all, including those on Year 3 Camp in Sai Kung which unfortunately had to be cancelled after Day 1. While the students had great fun getting wet and engaging in fun activities with their instructors, the weather made it difficult to continue. […Read more]

You are appreciated. Thank you for the support you give to your child’s education and to the teachers who work with your children. We are very lucky to have such a wonderful school community. This week is Appreciation Week at AISHK, following the lead of our SRC school prefects, we have spent time reflecting on what we are grateful for. […Read more]

On Friday, we had the opportunity to acknowledge our new leaders of the Primary Division for 2022 at our Primary Leadership Assembly. Although these students have been busily immersed in their positions already, it was exciting to be hosting a leadership assembly for our Head Girl and Boy, Deputy Head Girl and Boy, House Captains, Student Representative Council and Environmental […Read more]

It certainly seems like a while since we have had students on campus for a full five-day week, and what a week it has been. With lots happening throughout the school, the theme of community is something that has permeated through much of what has been happening in Primary over the last few days. For the Primary Leadership Team, the […Read more]

On Monday, the excitement in the Auditorium was buzzing as the Year One students waited eagerly to come face to face with some very special visitors. Only by one, students were able to get up close, touch and even hold creatures of feathers, fur and scale. As part of our Biological Science unit, ‘Living Things’, students learnt about these animals […Read more]

What do structure and organisation, creating and crafting ideas, word choice, sentence fluency and quality children’s literature all have in common? They are essential for teaching writing! Understanding the basis of why we write and making strong connections to background knowledge as well as our own interests is what makes writing transformative. The first day of Term 2, before our […Read more]

It has been wonderful to see how well students have settled into routines at school again and enjoying being back on campus. Although everyone is little more tired, the students and teachers are relishing the opportunity to connect face to face. It makes a big difference to the engagement of learning! This week, we a group of students received their […Read more]