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Digital Transition (WIS & KS)
Digital Transition (WIS & KS)
Our Year 10 Digital Leaders visited Kennedy School to empower Year 6 students with essential digital strategies for their transition to secondary school. They led discussions on digital footprints, safe online travel and managing distractions. The feedback from KS Year 6 students was positive, showing their understanding of the concepts shared while also expressing interest. The initiative fostered leadership, strengthened connections between the two schools and empowered students to build a safe and informed digital community. WIS looks forward to continuing these valuable partnerships in the future!
Year 9 Community Project Fair
Year 9 Community Project Fair
Today, our annual Community Project Fair brought a wave of enthusiasm among the students. Year 9 students showcased their community projects, each designed to support local communities through various actions. The fair featured a variety of fundraising activities, including baked goods sales, game stalls, informative booths, and, of course, our world-famous Dunk Tank!
Year 7 Field Trip
Year 7 Field Trip
As part of the Physical and Health Education curriculum, Year 7 students participated in an interactive tour of the Hong Kong Jockey Club Drugs InfoCentre, where they were introduced to the risks associated with drugs and drug use.
WIS Sports - Season 3 Results
WIS Sports - Season 3 Results
We are thrilled to announce the WIS Sports Season 3 achievements.
ISSFHK
Rugby Champions: U14 Girls and U16 Girls teams
Rugby: U14 Boys placed 3rd place; U16 Boys placed 6th
Badminton Champions: U20 Girls
Badminton Silver: U20 Boys
Athletics Champions: U20 Girls
Athletics: U20 Boys placed 2n; U16 Girls placed 3rd
Football Bronze: U20 Boys
Overall, the seniors were champions at the ISSFHK. Our junior teams persevered throughout the season, showcasing their potential for growth and future success.
HKSSF
Fencing Champion: Year 11 Haidi Wu (B Grade Épée)
Badminton: B Grade Boys finished 2nd (Division 3)
Tennis: Boys Team finished 3rd (Division 2)
Hockey: Boys Team finished 3rd
Cross Country
Boys Overall 2nd (A Grade 3rd, B Grade 1st, C Grade 4th)
Girls Overall 4th (A Grade 4th, B Grade 3rd, C Grade 4th)
Ilias Tobback (Year 10) - Boys B Grade, Individual 3rd
Koppany Szentes (Year 11) - Boys B Grade, Individual 5th
Chenchen Gao (Year 10) - Boys B Grade, Individual 9th
Marco Zheng (Year 9) - Boys C Grade, Individual 7th
Naia Magrath (Year 9) - Girls A Grade, Individual 7th
Christine Pudwill (Year 13) - Girls A Grade, Individual 9th
Emily Faulkner (Year 11) - Girls B Grade, Individual 3rd
Sofia Huang (Year 7) - Girls C Grade, Individual 6th
Jing Ying Cross Country
Boys Team - 2nd
Girls Team - 4th
Emily Faulkner - Individual 2nd
A big shoutout to all our teams and student athletes for their efforts this season!
Check out the WIS Sport Website for all information related to teams and fixtures.
Achievements
Achievements
FEI Dressage World Challenge 2025
Year 11 Anya Law won the championship in the Youth Class of the FEI Dressage World Challenge 2025 and secured 2nd place in the Senior 1 Class. Anya was officially named one of the four team riders representing Hong Kong in the Dressage World Challenge by the Equestrian Federation of Hong Kong, China.
Junior Netball - Hong Kong Cricket Club Swifts
Year 10 student Gwyneth Shei and her team, The Hong Kong Cricket Club Netball (HKCC) Swifts, won the Bronze medal in the U19 Division 1 of the Junior Netball League 2024-2025.
PTA Coffee Morning (20 May)
PTA Coffee Morning (20 May)
Join us for the upcoming PTA Coffee Morning! This is a wonderful opportunity to connect and network with other parents in a relaxed setting. We will be expressing our gratitude to the volunteers who have supported this year's events, especially those who made the WIS Bazaar a fantastic success.
Additionally, there will be a presentation on the sustainability initiatives of WISustain, where students will share their goals and activities for the year. We hope to see you there!
Date: Tuesday 20 May
Time: 10am - 11.30am
Please RSVP through this link.
GCSE Fine Art, Fashion & Textiles Exhibition (23 May)
GCSE Fine Art, Fashion & Textiles Exhibition (23 May)
WIS families are invited to join us to celebrate our talented Year 11 GCSE students' exceptional creations and creative accomplishments. It is a special joint exhibition between Fine Art and Fashion & Textiles.
Our Fine Art students have skillfully planned and refined their final outcomes, transforming a variety of art mediums into remarkable works of art inspired by this year’s theme, ‘Gathering’. Meanwhile, our Art & Design Fashion & Textile students have worked with fibers and fabrics to create an impressive array of 2D and 3D pieces, culminating in the presentation 'Transformation - Kimono - Undyed to Dyed'.
Come and be inspired by their creativity, dedication and talent — and show your support for the next generation of artists!
Date and time: Friday 23 May, 3.30pm - 5.30pm
Venue: Auditorium
CAS CORNER
CAS CORNER
Pink Day
Our Pink Day fundraiser for the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation was a huge success. After a month of planning engaging activities, the organising team saw a highly positive community response on 2 May - selling out all items in just 15-20 minutes. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported the event, helping make a meaningful impact on the local community and HKBCF’s vital work. Well done to Year 12 students Michael Chan and Vienna Singh on organising the activities!
This Week's CAS Highlights
Our students have been buzzing with excitement, diving into a range of thrilling CAS activities:
Cooking 101: Students learned to make delicious bubble tea.
Rock School: Students worked in three small groups, honing their musical skills.
Tennis: Students had a fun and enjoyable time playing with their friends.
Taekwondo: After completing their assessments at the end of Term 2, students will receive their certificates, belts, and uniforms next week. They are training hard and eagerly anticipating their learning outcomes!
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