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As the Hong Kong Observatory (HKO) will issue Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 8 at 6:20 pm today (September 5), classes of evening schools will be suspended today. When the HKO issues Pre-no.8 Special Announcement this afternoon, classes of all day schools, including secondary and primary schools, will also be suspended. Schools should implement contingency measures to ensure the safety of students. They should ensure that conditions are safe before allowing students to return home. Meanwhile, as the HKO expects that gale winds associated with Yagi to affect the vicinity of the Pearl River Estuary tonight and tomorrow morning. Local winds will strengthen progressively and weather will deteriorate. There will be heavy squally showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. Considering the latest development and the HKO’s forecast of the tropical cyclone, the Education Bureau announces that classes of all day schools, including secondary schools, primary schools, special schools, kindergartens, and kindergartens-cum-child care centres, will remain suspended tomorrow (September 6) in order to ensure students’ safety. If classes of evening schools are required to be suspended tomorrow, the EDB will make the announcement in due course depending on the development of the tropical cyclone. For the foregoing purposes, the delegated authority of the Permanent Secretary for Education has given a written permission under section 83(6)(a)(ii) of the Education Ordinance (Cap. 279) to those school staff and students who need to enter or remain in the school premises during the period of suspension due to operational need or safety reason.
https://www.edb.gov.hk/en/index.html
To provide students with a better environment to learn Putonghua and a deeper understanding of Chinese history and culture, Delia Group of Schools has partnered with Sun Yat-sen University (Guangzhou) again this year to offer a 16-day Putonghua Summer Camp, running from July 7th to July 22nd.
為了讓學生有更佳環境學習普通話，及更深入了解中國歷史和文化。地利亞教育機構於今年再與廣州中山大學合作，為學生提供一個為期 16 日的普通話夏令營，由 7 月 7 號到 7 月 22 號。
On July 9, 2024, our school’s corridors were alive with a joyous celebration of diversity as students and teachers donned their finest cultural attire for the school’s first-ever Multicultural Day.
From 2nd to 5th July, a group of 36 S.5 students and 4 teachers joined an educational journey to Singapore, aiming to explore multiculturalism, ethnic harmony, and advancements in science, technology, and sustainable development.The tour commenced with their assembly at Hong Kong International Airport and a subsequent flight to Singapore. Upon arrival, the group’s itinerary included visits to the Singapore City Gallery and Chinatown, culminating in a delightful local cuisine experience at Lau Pa Sat.
A group of 34 students and 5 teachers went on a 5-day tour of Beijing, the capital of China, from July 2 to July 6. The tour was led by Vice Principal Mr. Kot, who shared his past experiences visiting Beijing and compared them to the present day, highlighting the rapid development and modernization of the city.
RiseUp aims to help ethnic minority young people from deprived districts in Hong Kong develop life skills and resilience along with creative photography skills. Participants attend weekly, interactive workshops that focus on a series of life skills including goal-setting, problem-solving and teamwork. They go on to learn technical and creative skills in photography.
Participants use the new knowledge and skills to express their own and other’s experience of life in Hong Kong through photography, including both obstacles and opportunities. The programme ends with an exhibition in a gallery or event space, showcasing the work of the students.
