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The Year 13 three-way Conferences will take place on Wednesday, 4 March from 1.30 - 5.30pm. To ensure all of our Y13 teachers are available for these key conversations, we build our calendar accordingly. 

To enable these conferences, Secondary students, from Y7 to Y13 will finish school at 12.30pm, following the schedule below.

Learning Team 8.20-8.30am

Period 1 8.30-9.20am

Break 9.20-9.30am

Period 2 9.30-10.20am

Break 10.20-10.40am

Period 3 10.40-11.25am

Break 11.25-11.35am

Period 4 11.35-12.20pm

If your child usually takes the school bus home, they will need to make alternative arrangements to get home safely. 

HKU Sandy Bay RFC is hosting a FREE 4-week Girls Only Mini Rugby Trial & Clinic – perfect for girls under 6 to under 16!

Key Highlights:
• No rugby experience needed – suitable for beginners
• Saturdays 3:30-5:00pm: 28 Feb, 1 Mar, 7 Mar, 21 Mar
• Venue: HKU Stanley Ho Sports Centre Pitch 1
• Fun, safe introduction to rugby skills, teamwork, and seaside fun!

This is a fantastic chance for girls to try a new team sport, build confidence, and make new friends.

Registration:

Scan QR code on poster or email girlsrugby@hkusandybayrfc.org

Please be advised that if you have made appointments with teachers for next week's Year 13 Parent Conferences, these meetings will now take place virtually via Google Meet.

Accessing Your Meetings

• Virtual Links: Your unique meeting links will be sent to you via app message the day before the event eg 3 March.
• Preparation: To help you prepare for the evening, please refer to the attached Parent Tech Guide. This document contains step-by-step instructions on how to join the meetings if you are accessing using a desktop/laptop which are browser based and also tablet/smartphone which will require you to download the Google Meet app.

Important Note on Security

To ensure the privacy and security of our conferences, entry will only be granted to participants signed into a Google account.

If you have any questions regarding the technical setup after reviewing the guide, please do not hesitate to contact the ICT office.

Gavin Sin in Year 9 recently participated in The 22nd Asia Pacific Outstanding Youth Piano Competition on 14 February and achieved third place in the Youth Professional Class which is the highest level for piano players under the age of 28. This is a truly remarkable achievement and we are all proud of Gavin.

He will be performing at our upcoming Annual Concert at DC on Monday, 9 March so be sure to come along and hear him play as well as the other fantastic acts on the night.

Over the past week, the UNICEF team has taken significant action to teach primary students about the SDGs and planet awareness. We held four workshops: one with each Year 5 class, where every student created their own terrarium!

Through exploring these mini ecosystems and learning how they sustain themselves, the Year 5 students gained valuable understanding for their upcoming 'Sharing the Planet' unit. They also discovered the importance of SDGs 13 and 15 in a fun, hands-on way through this interactive workshop experience.

Coming from the entire UNICEF team at DC, we are looking forward to hosting more activities like this to foster engagement and interest within students to learn more about the planet!

Get ready for an unforgettable evening of rhythm, melody, and talent! We are thrilled to invite the DC community to our Annual Concert, a showcase of the incredible musical talent  within our school.

From soul-stirring solo acts and intimate duets to high-energy bands that will have you tapping your feet, the night promises something for everyone. While the spotlight shines mostly on our talented secondary students, we are delighted to feature a special selection of primary performers who have been invited to share their craft on the big stage.

Event Details:

• Where: The DC Theatre
• When: 6:00pm on 9 March
• Admission: Free! (No tickets required)

Come support our student-musicians as they bring months of rehearsal to life. It’s more than just a performance; it’s a celebration of our vibrant music scene at DC. We look forward to seeing you there!

To support the learning of our 'Sharing the Planet' unit of inquiry, Year 1 students visited Hong Kong Park this week. We explored the various wildlife spaces by visiting the aviary, tropical biomes, and the artificial lake. We thought about what we could see, hear, and smell, and used sketchnoting to record our thoughts and ideas. Year 1 students had a fantastic time and particularly enjoyed spotting the turtles and the waterfall, as well as identifying different species of birds.

A massive thank you to the Year 1 parents who volunteered their time to support this trip and helped create such a wonderful experience for students.