As we come to the end of the school year, it is important to take a moment to reflect on all that we have accomplished and to give thanks for the blessings that we have received. Today, we gather together for our year-end thanksgiving mass to celebrate the many successes of the past year and to offer our gratitude to God for all that we have.

We are grateful for the friendships that we have made, for the knowledge and skills that we have gained, and for the many experiences that have enriched our lives. We are thankful for the hard work and dedication of our teachers and staff, who have guided us and supported us throughout the year.

Let us take a moment to give thanks for all that we have, and to ask for God's continued blessings and guidance as we move forward. May we always remember the lessons of the past and look forward to a bright and promising future. 

An inspiring afternoon with Mr. Wong Wan Chun, (Class of 2014) Hong Kong Marathon Record holder, at our Sports Prize Giving Ceremony! His journey in long-distance running taught us to set small goals in order to work towards achieving the big ones. Thank you for motivating our students to reach for the stars! 

We carry out training for leadership and communication skills for junior form students. This year, F. 2 students took up all the committee roles to organize a series of meetings and workshops for F.1 and F.2 students to brush up their English public speaking and daily communication skills.

We are honoured to have Br Thomas and Mr Tong present souvenirs on 1 st June to our committee members and to the winners of our own international speech and evaluation contests. We appreciate very much their unconditional support for our team.

We are grateful for the hard work of committee members and the guidance by the teacher advisors: Ms Sina Lo, Ms Jenny Chan and Ms Jennes Chan and the continuous support from seasoned Toastmasters: Ms Marianne Yeo, Ms Deborah Yu and the Toastmasters Community of District 89. The programme for 2022-2023 was run and completed successfully.

We look forward to our school shining on stage in the forthcoming Hong Kong Interschool Speech Contest in July. 

Congratulations to the following school teams and individual students who captured prizes in the 75th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival (2023).

The 74th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival (2022-2023): Outstanding Achievements
The Speech Team would like to extend our sincere congratulations to Wong Wan Chun from 3C and Kyle Tsang from 6G for their outstanding achievements in the 74th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival. Both boys impressed their judges with their enthralling performances, and emerged as the grand champions in multiple competitions (see attachment). We are pleased that their hard work has paid off, and we believe they will inspire others to strive for excellence in future speech competitions. Congratulations!

Your talent determines what you can do. Your motivation determines how much you are willing to do. And your attitude determines how well you do it.

The Cultural Prize Giving ceremony held last Thursday was a celebration of our boys’ talent, motivation, and attitude. It was the numerous hours of practice, coupled with their passion in pursuing what they believe in, that earned them the achievements they deserve.

We would like to congratulate our young talents for their accomplishments, and thank them for their contribution to our school. It was also an honour to have our PTA Chairperson Mr. David Leung join us as our Guest of Honour for the ceremony. 

15 Lasallians, together with the winner teams of the 59th Hong Kong Schools Dance Festival from 18 local schools, showcased their talent in Sha Tin Town Hall last night (24 May). Our Lasallians won the audiences’ hearts by performing “We are”.

The dance tells the story about a tribe inhabiting in a remote African savanna. A boy attempts to perform “cattle jumping”, a scared rite of passage to prove he has grown up to be a qualified warrior. The dance is energetic and is well-presented brotherhood among the tribe, just like the Lasallians.

We congratulate the hard work and success of the dance team, their dance teachers Ms. Lam and Ms. Leung, and of course, their parents who always give them unconditional supports. 

Family Fun Day embodies the spirit of Lasallian values such as solidarity, social responsibility, and generosity. This year's event was a huge success, as all proceeds from the booths, after deducting costs and expenses, were donated to four outstanding local charities: Against Child Abuse Ltd., Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society, Missionaries of Charity, and Hong Kong Down Syndrome Association, as well as to The Hong Kong Lasallian Mission Fund.

Last week, we were thrilled to have our prize winners of the game booths represent the school by visiting these local charities. Through this experience, our students understood the causes they were supporting and the real meaning of Family Fun Day, which is the joy of sharing. We are grateful to everyone who contributed to the success of this event, and we look forward to continuing to uphold the Lasallian values of service and community at future events.