The second week of training has concluded, leaving students excited about the newest cultural activity that was introduced to the ECA Program this term! Held on Wednesday afternoons, the purpose of the ensemble is to allow students the opportunity to explore Chinese culture through music and provide them with the chance to perform during Chinese Week in Week 10 this […Read more]
On the morning of Saturday 19 March, eight AISHK students competed in the very first Chess Tournament with ACAMIS (Association of China and Mongolia International Schools). As this was the first ACAMIS Chess event, it was seen as a pilot for future tournaments and opportunities. This event involved ACAMIS member schools from outside the mainland, including Mongolia, Taiwan, Macau and […Read more]
Last year we welcomed the Mini & Junior Duke Award program to AISHK with great success. We had over 100 students complete their Mini & Junior Duke Award throughout 2021, developing new skills and knowledge as they went. After a difficult term here in Hong Kong, it is now time to launch our 2022 Mini & Junior Duke Award. Please […Read more]
With sport in schools still being hampered by the pandemic, our local leagues have not yet resumed. Although ISSFHK and HKPSSA both have been unable to sanction any sporting competitions due to the EDB regulations, schools with high vaccination rates have been involved in friendly fixtures. We have been lucky enough to give our students some experience representing the school […Read more]
Term 3 sees our first Interhouse Competition of the year take place – Volleyball. Once again, our House patrons Mr Will Campbell (Jacaranda), Mr Damien Bailey (Waratah), Mr Arjuna Stoevelaar (Eucalypt) and Mr Caleb Mui (Wattle) encouraged as many students as possible to participate and earn points for their House. Each House played off against each other in the rounds […Read more]
Dear Parents, We are pleased to announce the resumption of a morning-only sports program for Term 2, 2021. We have worked hard to ensure that we can provide a safe environment for our students to participate in certain sports, and are looking forward to seeing fitness and skill levels return. The sports which we will be offering are limited to […Read more]
We are aiming to resume a modified sport program from Week 3 of Term 2, within the restrictions and guidelines set out by the CHP and EDB here in Hong Kong. With the guidelines in place, we will only be able to run a morning program, much like we did in November last year. Our participant numbers will be restricted […Read more]
The final leg of the HKPSSA ‘Across Country Challenge’ was the New Zealand leg, and we had our highest participant numbers with over 70 students, parents and staff which was fantastic. This combined effort totalled 1867km which is huge and is approximately 1.2 times the length of New Zealand. An enormous effort from all individuals and families that got involved, […Read more]
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