The end of primary school marks a significant milestone for every student. This year, the P6 leaving assembly was a memorable event filled with emotion, creativity, and celebration. It brought together all grades from P1 to P6, each contributing unique performances to honor the graduating class. The assembly was more than just a farewell; it was a vibrant showcase of talent and a heartfelt goodbye to the students moving on to the next chapter of their education. Unique Perfor

Our recent Club Day brought together students from P4, P5, and P6 to share their interests and learn from each other. This event was more than just fun; it was a chance to explore different hobbies and traditions, building friendships across grades. The variety of clubs made sure there was something for everyone, from sports to culture and technology. Exploring Different Clubs Together The day featured eight clubs, each offering a unique experience: Ball Games : Students enjo

HKJS has been with us since 1966. Over the past 60 years, it has created many memories for students, teachers, and parents. We truly appreciate and cherish the time we have spent at the school. Together, we have built a community that values learning, friendship, and growth. Generations of graduates carry with them the lessons and spirit of HKJS, shaping their futures with confidence and pride. Let’s make the rest of our time together count!

In Science class, P4G has been turning up the heat to discover how energy travels through different materials! We became thermal investigators, conducting three different experiments to see how heat spreads. First, we applied thermosensitive tape to metal rods, observing carefully as the colours shifted to reveal the path of heat through solids. Next, we tested liquids by adding thermosensitive ink to water, allowing us to visualise the swirling patterns of heat as it moved t

We are incredibly proud of P4G, who have just completed their Student Action Projects (SAPs) focused on one of our planet’s most precious resources: water. After months of research into how water is a limited and valuable resource, our students took to the stage to share their findings and inspire us all to take action. The class divided into four specialist groups, each tackling a different side of the global water story: Group 1 (The Water Journey): Taught us about the am

The 5G students recently completed their Student Action Plan (SAP) presentations, showcasing remarkable creativity and dedication. This term’s theme challenged them to create their own companies, each focused on inventing solutions to address global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The event brought together students, teachers, and parents, all eager to witness the innovative ideas aimed at solving real-world problems. Creating Companies with a Purpose Each student group

Today, we presented what we have learned in Global Studies during Term 2. We discovered that conflicts are everywhere and, while challenging, they are often necessary for improvement. We learned that conflicts have led to many significant influences. At the same time, we realized that there are many things we can do to help. We hope that your perspective toward refugees has changed after listening to our SAP. Please join us in taking action and working together to change the

As we step into the third and final term of P5 and welcome the new year 2026, it’s a perfect moment to look back on the past weeks of Term 2. Last term was filled with learning, fun, and meaningful experiences that brought our class closer together and helped us grow in many ways. Exploring Creativity and Technology at the Genius Workshop One of the most memorable events was our excursion to the Genius Workshop. There, we had the chance to build and code a recycling robot usi

Last week, P4G headed out on a hike along Dragon’s Back for a fresh-air learning adventure! In Social Studies, we’ve been exploring how people and cities use land differently depending on the terrain—like coastal areas, valleys, and mountains—so this was our chance to see Hong Kong’s landscape up close. As we climbed, we spotted how the land shapes where buildings, paths, and open spaces can be found, and we talked about why certain areas are used the way they are. Of course,

Recently, P4G visited Crossroads Foundation in Hong Kong as part of our research for the Student Action Project on “Water is a limited resource.”   We learned about the serious challenges faced by people around the world who don’t have reliable access to clean water, and how this affects their daily lives. Then, we took on a powerful challenge to simulate carrying water, helping us understand how much effort many families must make each day just to collect enough. Crossroads