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A big thank you to those who were able to attend the Parent Information Fair last night. It was lovely to see so many new and existing families on campus to meet teachers and to find out more about the college. For access to the HEO and Primary Year Level Presentations from last night please visit the Parent Education Page on the Parent Portal HERE (scroll down to 'Resources and Recordings From Past Events'). 

To help Discovery College continue to strengthen parent partnerships and continue to meet the changing needs within our community, we would appreciate a moment of your time to respond to the following questions in relation to last night's Parent Information Fair. Please click HERE to share your thoughts. Many thanks in advance.

Enrolment for Term 1 CCAs opens at 4pm today (Friday, 29 August). Please complete your enrolment by 10am, Monday, 8 September when enrolments close. 

The CCA Handbook 2025-26 contains a complete ‘live’ overview of the CCAs for this academic year. In the handbook, you will find a schedule for each year group, as well as instructions on how and when enrolment is open throughout the year. 

Co-curricular activities that are opening for enrolment are:

• Primary Cobra Sports 
• General CCAs
• Student-led CCAs 

*Secondary Cobra Sports are on Ding! for students to enrol for Season 1.

Term 1 CCA dates:         

Monday 22 September - CCAs commence 

Friday 5 December - CCAs end

To enrol in activities for:

• Primary students

• Parents complete enrolment directly via the Ding VLE App found in the ESF Dashboard. 

• Secondary students 

• Students select activity enrolment in their Ding! app. 
• Parents are required to "approve" their child’s enrolment in the Ding VLE. 

A Ding! VLE app guide for enrolment can be accessed here.

**IMPORTANT** Enrolling for a CCA via the Ding! App does not mean you/your child is confirmed a place in the activity. “Allocated” beside the activity name, only acknowledges your application for enrolment, not confirmation of a place in the CCA.

Students who are Enrolled and Accepted into a CCA will receive acceptance confirmation from the CCA Team. Due to the high demand for CCAs, we ask for your patience while waiting for a response. Enrolment will remain open for activities which have availability throughout the term.

The Student Health Service and the School Dental Care Service of the Department of Health are pleased to introduce the E-enrolment System for the 2025/26 academic year. The enrollment period will run from 1 September 2025 to 14 September 2025.

Parents may enroll from 1 September by clicking the access link or scanning the QR code below to access the online portal, complete the enrolment form, and submit directly through the portal. If you encounter any issues while completing the form, you may view the demonstration videos linked below or contact the Health Department directly at 2856 9133 for assistance.

Online Registration Guide

Watch video here. (English version)

Watch video here. (Chinese version)

For more details on the Student Health Service, please read here.

For Secondary students, information regarding the same will be sent via Explorer in due course.

Please note that the QR code and access link will be activated only during the enrollment period (1 September to 14 September 2025) and will not be functional until 1 September.

To kick off the Year 5's unit of inquiry into various cultures, staff displayed some of their own cultural backgrounds to the students yesterday.The students were given an opportunity to wander around the cultural museum to take notes about interesting facts and details of various cultures, examine various artefacts, try on clothing and listen to music. It was a lively event which has the students excited about the inquiry into how these cultures impact their own beliefs, values and actions.

Swap & Shop is a charity fashion fundraiser event held to display and sell repurposed clothes, led by our students. Their team was extremely successful in our events last year, raising over 10k total for different NGOs around Hong Kong, thanks to your donations and support!

We are pleased to announce that we will be having our second annual clothing drive next week. We hope that with your support, we can collect even more clothes than we did last year! All donated pieces that don’t end up being repurposed by our design team will be donated to The Salvation Army.

This is the perfect opportunity to donate your unused, old clothes to a great cause.

The Swap & Shop stall will be setup at the entrance of the G/F Foyer everyday next week from 8:00-8:20am (from 1 to 5 September), do drop by.

If you are unable to stop by during the weekdays, we will also be collecting clothes during the weekend (6-7 September). For further information, please email Zak - suardz1@dc.edu.hk or Athan - iut2@dc.edu.hk

Join us for our 2025 Family Fun Day on 6 December, a celebration brimming with joy, laughter, and holiday cheer! Gather your loved ones for an unforgettable day filled with exciting activities for everyone. 

Experience captivating performances throughout the day, and don’t miss the chance to meet Santa in his magical grotto. Step inside a life-size snow globe and wander through our charming Christmas market, featuring unique crafts and treats (cash purchases only).

If you're feeling competitive, hop onto the pitch for some sports fun or try your luck at the popular sponge-the-teacher game. And of course, enjoy delicious food from our amazing parents’ home country stalls to keep your energy up and holiday spirit high.

Save the date and come celebrate the season with us!

We are delighted to announce the appointment of our new Service as Action (SAA) and CAS Captains for this school year.

These students were selected following a competitive application process, and each has demonstrated strong leadership qualities, creativity, and a genuine commitment to community engagement. Our captains will play a key role in supporting their peers, driving new initiatives, and helping to strengthen our culture of meaningful action across the school.

The selected students are as follows: 

As part of our ongoing commitment to the health and safety of our students, we want to reaffirm our status as a peanut-free school. This policy is in place to protect students who have peanut allergies, which can pose serious health risks. To support, we seek your cooperation the following areas:

• Lunch and Snack Policies: We ask that parents provide snacks and lunches that do not contain peanuts or peanut products. Please read labels carefully to ensure that all food items are safe for our peanut-allergic students.

• Classroom Celebrations: For classroom parties and celebrations, we encourage the use of peanut-free snacks and treats. 

• Education and Awareness: We will be educating our students about allergies and the importance of being mindful of their peers. This will foster a supportive environment for everyone.

We appreciate your cooperation and support in making our school a safe place for all students.