As part of our 'Giving Tree' at last year's Christmas Carols Evening, many of our students and their families donated a wonderful selection of food items to support Feeding Hong Kong, the only food bank in Hong Kong dedicated to redistributing surplus food to underprivileged individuals in Hong Kong. Feeding Hong Kong has recently announced that a total of 101kg […Read more]
Towards the end of term last year, a record of 12 students from the Primary Division participated in the annual Mandarin speech competition held by the Hong Kong Schools Speech and Music Association (HKSAMA). It is a prestigious event where our students compete against other students from local schools throughout Hong Kong. Students were required to deliver either a selected […Read more]
AISHK attended its last MUN conference for 2014 in Singapore. Students from Year 10 and 11 participated in The Hague International Model United Nations conference held at the Hwa Chong Institution in Singapore from the 17-21 November. Students were the delegates of Greece and the World Health Organisation, and for many of our students this will be their last international […Read more]
This year AISHK sent a delegation to participate in the annual Shanghai American School Model United Nations Conference from the 13-16 November 2014. Our students had an enriching time and did AISHK proud. Two of our students, Nicholas Yuan and Wendy Liang performed particularly well, being awarded with Most Diplomatic Delegate for the Economic and Social Council and Most Passionate […Read more]
For further questions, please contact me at feona_crawford@aishk.edu.hk. Feona Crawford | Careers Advisor
Term 1 ECAs will begin Monday 2 February and conclude 27 March. Activities will operate for seven weeks. The online system of enrolment will open on Monday 5 January and remain open until Thursday 29 January at 3:00pm. The exception is swimming which will operate all term. There will be no ECAs during the Chinese New Year holiday, 16-20 February. […Read more]
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