60 Community Projects
SISHK Chinese New Year Celebration with the Community
As the first project of a year-long celebration for SG60, the “SISHK SG60 Chinese New Year Celebration with the Community” aims to strengthen bonds in Hong Kong. Sixty selected beneficiary organisations received hampers filled with traditional pineapple cookies and a cash donation of HKD 12,000 each. Special guests included Mr. Ho Kai-ming, JP, Under Secretary for Labour & Welfare, and Mr. Ong Siew Gay, Consul General of Singapore in Hong Kong. The event featured performances by SISHK students and was supported by The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel Hong Kong and Zhong Guo Long Charity Foundation, emphasising the spirit of giving.
Beneficiaries: 60 organisations
Donation raised: over HKD700,000
Hot Drinks Sale
Our Head & Vice-Head Prefects organised a successful hot drinks sale to raise funds for the ChickenSoup Foundation during Spirit Day 2 – Pyjama Day. The event not only brought warmth and comfort to our school community during the winter season but also fostered a spirit of generosity and teamwork among students.
This initiative not only highlighted the leadership skills of the Prefects but also reinforced our school’s commitment to social responsibility, demonstrating how we can make a positive impact in our community when we come together for a worthy cause.
Beneficiary: ChickenSoup Foundation
Donation raised: over HKD7,000
33rd Cub Scouts x Sunshine Action: Delivering Care Packages to Elderly Public Housing Residents
“Cub Scouts always do their best, think of others before themselves and do a good turn every day.” This is the Cub Scout Law, and the 33rd Silver Jubilee District Cubs certainly followed it to the letter by partnering with the Sunshine Action charity. On a cold Saturday morning, our Cubs personally delivered food care packages paid for through parent donations to elderly public housing estate residents who live alone and provided them with some much-needed social contact. We even met some retired Scouts!
Vertical Marathon
Annually, we raise funds through the Vertical Marathon to support various charities. This year, we proudly supported: (1) World Vision: This charity focuses on ending poverty by providing financial services to the entrepreneurial poor, enabling them to establish or expand self-sustaining businesses. Their goal is to break the cycle of poverty and foster sustainable lifestyles. (2) Hong Kong Dog Rescue: Their mission is to rescue and re-home abandoned dogs while educating the public to improve human-dog relationships. They help dogs recover from trauma caused by neglect. (3) Mother’s Choice: This local charity assists children without families and pregnant teenagers in Hong Kong, aiming to provide hope and change life stories through community collaboration. Their vision is for every child to be in a loving family.
Beneficiaries: World Vision, Hong Kong Dog Rescue, Mothers Choice
Donation raised: over HKD40,000
Green Day Celebration
On January 15th 2025, Green Club students celebrated Green Day with a series of engaging activities aimed at promoting environmental awareness. The event began with a video showcasing past activities of the Green Club, highlighting various green tips on how to become more sustainable. During lunch, booths were set up to sell harvested vegetables from the school’s organic garden, along with handmade crochet items and potted plants. Additionally, students organised some mini-games and an exhibition featuring endangered species to raise awareness about their protection. The funds collected from the green sale were donated to WWF charity to support their wildlife conservation program, reinforcing the day’s commitment to environmental stewardship.
Beneficiary: World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF)
Donation raised: HKD1,200
Wall Mural Painting @ TWGHs Jockey Club Sunshine Complex for the Elderly
Our Primary Art CCA students dedicated their creativity and passion to a remarkable art project: painting vibrant murals for the TWGHs Jockey Club Sunshine Complex for the Elderly. This initiative not only allowed the students to express their artistic talents but also aimed to bring colour and joy to the lives of the seniors in the neighbourhood.
In addition to the murals, the students crafted heartfelt thank-you cards, each filled with warm messages and well wishes, bridging the gap across generations and spreading kindness.
The culmination of their efforts was celebrated during an inspiring unveiling ceremony held in mid-January, where the vibrant artwork was revealed to the community, marking a joyful moment of connection and creativity.
Staff with their children x Zhong Guo Long Charity Foundation and Kwun Tong Grassroots Leaders: Rice Box Distribution
Our staff with children studying in SISHK came together to distribute rice boxes to needy families at a public estate in Kwun Tong! In addition to distributing and delivering meal boxes, our student representatives also brought gift bags filled with New Year wishes right to the doorsteps of those in need especially to those not physically mobile. This event benefited over 200 households in the area. It was truly heartwarming to witness their dedication and kindness as they brought nourishment and smiles to the community.
Beneficiaries: over 200 households in Kwun Tong
Endangered Animal Dress Up Day – SG60 Animals Asia PY Fundraiser
As part of our Green and Health Programme, we donned our favourite animal costumes and learned all about endangered animals. The children also made posters to help teach our school community what we can do to help! These posters not only highlighted the importance of protecting endangered species but also encouraged our children to take meaningful actions in support of wildlife preservation. Our PY children and families showed enormous generosity and passion for this cause, raising over HKD 30,000 in support of Animals Asia, which will go towards helping to save and protect animals all across Asia.
Beneficiary: Animals Asia
Donation raised: over HKD30,000
CNY Visit to Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Jockey Club Blissful Villa and Harmony Villa for the Elderly
24 of our Primary 5 and 6 Chinese Culture Ambassadors visited the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Jockey Club Blissful Villa and Harmony Villa for the Elderly to celebrate the Lantern Festival together! The students engaged the elderly in a variety of meaningful activities, including solving lantern riddles, performing kung fu moves, playing instruments, dancing, and even creating DIY lanterns together.
This heart-warming event brought smiles to everyone’s faces with the aim to share the joy and traditions of the Lantern Festival with the elderly successfully achieved.
Beneficiary: Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Jockey Club Blissful Villa and Harmony Villa for the Elderly
Cheers for Elders – Dance Performance
On January 11, 2025, our Lower Dance Group was invited to perform at the Mighty Oaks Foundation’s “Cheers for Elders” intergenerational music event at the ICA International Church! We were thrilled to be part of this special Lunar New Year celebration as we shared our talents with over 500 beloved elders in the community. This event is an opportunity for us to showcase our dance skills and connect with the elders, bringing smiles and warmth to their hearts. With the vibrant energy of our performances, we were able to spread joy, happiness, hope, and love, showcasing the magic of the performing arts to uplift our cherished elders and create lasting memories together.
Beneficiary: Mighty Oaks Foundation
CCC Culture Week
2025年1月20~24日，华萃中文学会（CCC）举办了新年文化周活动，在营造多元校园文化氛围的同时，积极响应SG60 的公益活动。CCC偕YWCA香港女青共同开展艾草槌制作工作坊，藉文化体验活动，推动中华文化的传承，更将这传统养生工具回馈社区；年宵市场所得的收益，CCC悉数捐赠予非牟利组织——香港中华文化促进中心，为弘扬中华文化尽绵薄之力。正所谓“予人为乐，与己而乐”，CCC成员也通过文化周的公益活动为社区注入正能量，更养成个人良好品质。
Beneficiary: 香港中華文化促進中心
Donation raised: over HKD6,000
The Community Chest New Territories Walk for Millions 2025
On Sunday, 16 February 2025, school leaders, staff, and families participated in “The Community Chest New Territories Walk for Millions 2025” programme. Held at GO Park, the event promoted unity, health, and goodwill. Participants completed a 1.5-km charity walk, followed by attending a fun fair. Funds raised supported 24 agencies providing Family and Child Welfare Services, strengthening family bonds and addressing community needs. This initiative fostered team building, inspired a culture of giving, and reinforced the enduring spirit of SG60. It was indeed a meaningful day of community and philanthropy!
Beneficiary: The Community Chest of Hong Kong
Donation raised: HKD20,000
Annual Musical – Wicked the Musical
The student-led Muzé Committee proudly presented its annual production, Wicked the Musical on December 14, 2024. This spectacular musical brought together students from different cohorts, showcasing their talents in acting, singing, stage design, and production management. Wicked tells the untold story of the witches of Oz—Elphaba, the misunderstood, green-skinned girl, and Glinda, the popular, ambitious blonde—exploring their unlikely friendship and the events that shape their destinies. This year, all the proceeds from the production would be used to support the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation, reinforcing the students’ commitment to using the arts for a meaningful cause.
Beneficiary: Christina Noble Children’s Foundation
Donation raised: HKD15,000
香港女童军总会慈善奖券2025/童心·关爱乐在社群2025
2025年春节期间，新加坡国际学校（香港）的小女童军们（3 Is Pack），积极响应女童军总会的号召义卖奖券，共筹得了6000元的善款，以资助香港女童军机构的各项活动。
在2月15日当天，共有8位小女童军参与了由港岛西区/南区分会主办的送暖活动，她们当天精心布置场地和包装福袋，以最温暖的笑容迎接田湾村及利东村独居长者来到会场，带领他们量血压、写挥春等，在盆菜宴上端茶倒水、表演节目助兴，最后送上福袋欢送他们离开。
这些活动，都让小女童军们深切感受到了“施比受更有福”，也愿这份温暖与关爱，如同冬日的阳光，照亮每个人的心田。
Beneficiary: 香港女童军总会/港岛西区/南区分会
Donation raised: HKD6,000
Hawker-for-a-Day
As part of our commitment to contribute to society by helping those in need, the school’s support staff participated in the Hawker-for-a-day team building event, organised by the social enterprise Project Dignity. At Dignity Kitchen, where Singaporean hawker food is the signature, our staff were either blindfolded or had one hand bound, using wheelchairs and sign language to experience and identify with the lived difficulties and limitations of the differently-able people working in the kitchen. The team also worked together to prepare lunch boxes and distribute meals to the elderly in the community.
Beneficiary: Project Dignity
Little Library Book Donation for Children’s Hospitals in Thailand
Little Library is a non-profit organisation founded by Naphat and Nithit Chanpongsang, 2 of SISHK SecondaryDP students. The aim of the organisation is to reuse books sustainably by collecting and redistributing used children’s books to paediatric wards of public hospitals in Thailand. These books are used to distract children from their anxiety in waiting for hours in the high-stress environment of the hospital. Having the books in the wards can also improve children’s cognitive development and educational outcomes, foster a love of reading and promote digital detox amongst the underprivileged children in Thailand. This academic year, the Little Library drive at SISHK resulted in the astonishing number of books that have been donated to public hospitals in Thailand: 3899 books in total! Our school values of Care and Responsibility have been demonstrated by our students with pride and joy. This was also a way to address one of the UNESCO Sustainable Development Goals – Goal 12 “Responsible consumption and production”.
Beneficiary: Public Hospitals in Thailand
P3CCE – Intergenerational Activity on Food Appreciation
In February, our Primary Chinese Language Department hosted seniors from the Salvation Army Wah Fu Senior Center and the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Jockey Club Shun Long Integrated Elderly Centre for an “Intergenerational Integration” activity, part of the CCE unit for Primary 3 students. This project allowed seniors to experience the joy of creating light clay food figurines with students, while also encouraging students to care for the elderly through meaningful interactions. The event was filled with laughter and joy, creating a relaxed atmosphere that highlighted the spirit of “Intergenerational Integration.” This initiative fostered connections between generations, enriching the students’ learning experience and bringing happiness to the seniors.
Beneficiaries: The Salvation Army Wah Fu Senior Center and the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals Jockey Club Shun Long Integrated Elderly Centre
Heifer Read to Feed
Annually, our primary students are encouraged to take part in the Heifer Read to Feed Programme in conjunction with the Library Week in the month of March. This programme encourages reading, while trying to heighten students’ awareness and understanding that their actions can make a difference in the world and in the lives of others. Students would get family and friends as sponsors for each book they read. Donations collected this academic year were used to support children from needy families in Hong Kong by providing them with quality English and Chinese books as well as to assist 1,000 vulnerable rural families in Jishishan County, Gansu Province to help rebuild their lives after the recent earthquake.
Beneficiary: Heifer Read to Feed
Donation raised: HKD33,100
Flea Market
The Student Council, Community Council, and Mother’s Choice Youth Ambassadors Club (YAC) successfully hosted a student-initiated Flea Market. Thanks to the generous donations of clothing, textbooks, school supplies, books, games, and toys from staff, students and parents, the event fostered community spirit and raised close to $7000 for Mother’s Choice, a local charity supporting children.
Beneficiary: Mother’s Choice
Donation raised: HKD6,810.4
Brownies Performance at Little Sisters of the Poor St. Mary’s Home for the Aged
Our Brownies girls visited the Little Sister of The Poor St. Mary’s Home for The Aged with gifts they prepared as well as staged some lovely performances to entertain the residents. The girls also interacted with the elderly with paper-folding art ctaft and played guessing games with them. Through this meaningful community service, the girls put the Girl Guide Promise into practice and conveyed love in both word and deed.
Beneficiary: Little Sister of The Poor St. Mary’s Home for The Aged
SG60 PTA Bake Sales
The SISHK community came together for a series of heartwarming bake sales organised by the SIS Parent-Teacher Association (SISPTA) as part of its SG60 Project initiatives. The first event, the Christmas bake sale, took place in December and was met with enthusiastic participation as students came together to purchase a variety of homemade treats. Parents generously contributed beautifully packaged baked goods—complete with clear wrapping, festive ribbons, and ingredient labels—to ensure both appeal and transparency. Following this, the Easter bake sale was held on April 9 for PYP students and April 10 for SecDP. Similar to the Christmas event, it featured an array of cookies, cupcakes, and pastries, this time in support of the Hong Kong Single Parents Association (HKSPA).
Both bake sales not only satisfied sweet cravings but also reflected SISHK’s commitment to giving back to the community. These events fostered school spirit and highlighted the values of SG60—unity, compassion, and community—bringing smiles and laughter to all involved.
December 2024
Beneficiary: SCMP Santa Operations
Donation raised: HKD37,897
April 2025
Beneficiary: HKSPA
Donation raised: HKD25,176.96
Box of Hope
In a complex world where challenges may overshadow joy, the Box of Hope Project reminds us that there’s always a glimmer of light for children who are less fortunate, especially those living in low socio-economic countries.
SISHK students from the PY, Primary and SecondaryDP sections donated a whopping number of 1347 boxes this academic year! Each box was carefully curated with uplifting items designed to inspire positivity, resilience, and self-care. Every item was chosen to bring warmth and encouragement to the underprivileged children in countries outside Hong Kong. In this way, our students demonstrated the SISHK value of CARE. This was also an opportunity to create an impact on global communities by being responsible global citizens who are aware of the UNESCO Sustainable Development Goal 1 “No poverty”.
Beneficiary: Box of Hope
Sprout for Success – Green Day 3
During the School Green Day, the Green Ambassadors and P2 students teamed up to raise funds for the Ocean Park Conservation Foundation. Together, they cultivated marigolds, tomatoes, begonias, and fetonias during their Programme for Active Learning (PAL) classes for sale at the fund-raising event. The Green Ambassadors played a vital role in promoting the event and educating the community about the cause. The response was remarkable with over 150 plants sold. And with the demand far exceeding supply and to meet the enthusiasm, Green Ambassadors and P1 students worked together to prepare more than 200 additional plants for sale at the subsequent Student-Led Conferences, expanding their offerings to include lettuce, mint, basil, and pepper.
This overwhelming support highlights the students’ dedication to make a positive impact and their eagerness to contribute to meaningful causes. Their efforts not only raised funds for conservation but also inspired the school community to be part of positive change.
Beneficiary: Ocean Park Conservation Foundation (Hong Kong)
Donation raised: HKD8,710
SISHK vs Zhong Guo Long Charity Foundation Friendly Football Match
The Athletic Council and Football CCA joined forces to host an incredible charity football match with youths from the Zhong Guo Long Charity Foundation. After a week of hard work selling delicious bake sale goodies and refreshing coke slushies during lunch, the money raised was used to organise the charity match and host a celebratory dinner at Pizza Express thereafter. This initiative was not just about football, it was a fantastic learning experience that fostered pride and camaraderie amongst our students for a common charitable cause.
Performing Arts Co-curricular Activities (CCA) Concerts
This year’s Performing Arts Co-curricular Activities (CCA) Concerts, held on May 15-16 showcased the immense talent of our students across 13 Performing Arts CCAs in the primary section. The event was part of our SG60 initiative, with all proceeds going to support local non-profit arts organisations. Through ticket and flower sales, we raised HK$44,000. This amount was equally divided, with HK$22,000 each going to the Hong Kong Children’s Musical Theatre and the Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation. This initiative underscored our commitment to nurturing young talent and allowing our students to contribute meaningfully to the community through their artistic endeavours.
Beneficiary: The Hong Kong Children’s Musical Theatre and The Hong Kong Youth Arts Foundation
Donation raised: HKD44,000
2025 Equinox
The student-led charity event, Equinox Fashion Show, raised HK$6000 for OneSky Foundation, an organisation dedicated to improving care for orphaned and abandoned children. Our school collaborated with talented student designers and models from various international schools, and we are proud to have been sponsored by several fashion brands as well.
Beneficiary: OneSky Foundation
Donation raised: HKD6,000
Community Service – Selling School Used Uniform during SLC Day
Our Cub Scouts engaged in a community service project by selling used school uniforms collected from the Lost and Found. The Scouts gathered unlabeled garments, washed them by hand, and creatively set up clotheslines for drying. The sale of these uniforms aimed to raise funds for the Sunshine Action charity, supporting local elderly residents in need. By promoting the reuse of school uniforms, the Scouts emphasized sustainability and resourcefulness.
Beneficiary: Sunshine Action Hong Kong
Donation raised: HKD15,000
AV Food Donation Drive
In April, the SecDP Audio Visual (AV) Committee hosted a food donation drive as part of giving back to the community over the Easter period. The Technology Ambassadors from the Primary section also chipped in to help publicise the event. Over one week, over 750 food items were collected and given to Feeding Hong Kong, a local charity that collects and redistributes food to those in need. Beneficiaries include elderly centers, central kitchens, crisis shelters, school clubs, food banks and many more. Thank you notes were handwritten by students and staff to appreciate the work Feeding Hong Kong has done to bridge the gap of food insecurity in Hong Kong.
Beneficiary: Feeding Hong Kong
Donation raised: 750 Food Items
Soft Toys & Shoe Donation for Refugee Union during Spirit Days
Our P5 and P6 Prefects organised two successful donation drives for the children of Refugee Union during the weeks of Spirit Day 2 – Pyjama Day and Spirit Day 3 – Favourite Sport Day.
These two initiatives aimed to make our students more aware of the needs of those children who are less fortunate than them in Hong Kong. This was done by our Prefects through assembly talks to educate our students and asking them to donate pre-loved toys and shoes which are still in good condition. In total, our students donated over 1600 soft toys and over 250 pairs of shoes.
Beneficiary: Refugee Union
Donation raised: Over 1600 soft toys and over 250 pairs of shoes
East Coast Beach Clean Up
During our S1 WOW Trip to Singapore in May, students dedicated one of their mornings to a beach clean-up at East Coast Park, picking up litter left behind or washed ashore. This hands-on activity not only beautified our parks and beaches but also fostered a sense of community and environmental responsibility. Together, we hope to make a positive impact by ensuring our parks remain beautiful for everyone to enjoy!
Beneficiary: East Coast Park
Food Angel Meal Preparation
On 14 and 20 May, a group of teachers volunteered their time at Food Angel Hong Kong to prepare nutritious meals for the underprivileged communities in need. At one of their central kitchens, the teachers packaged hearty meals. We hope that by doing so, we would be able to support those who need it the most!
Beneficiary: Food Angel Hong Kong
CAS Chiang Mai Programme
Students embarked on a transformative journey during the Chiang Mai Community Service Programme, where they made a tangible difference while immersing themselves in the Thai culture. The enriching experience combined meaningful service with cultural exploration. Participants engaged in a variety of impactful activities, including painting and refurbishing the Care Corner Orphanage, assisted with agriculture activities, as well as prepared and conducted English Language lessons at a local school. In addition, students also had the unforgettable experience of learning about and interacting with the elephants at the Happy Elephant Home. The programme fostered personal growth, cultural understanding, and a spirit of service, creating lasting memories and a positive impact.
Beneficiary: Care Corner Orphanage and Happy Elephant Home
IT Helpdesk
Our DP1 students provided assistance to the elderly living in the Aberdeen area by sharing, teaching and explaining the use of various mobile applications. Some of the sessions included buying items on Taobao, taking and sending photographs, forming group chats etc. It was indeed touching to see the students grow in terms of their maturity, patience and overall understanding of the difficulties faced by the elderly.
Beneficiary: The elderly who visit the AKA (Aberdeen Kai-fong Welfare Association) centre in Shum Wan
Dragon Boat Festival Silver Age Fun Day @ M7 Wanchai
Our Primary Chinese Culture and Care Ambassadors with the support of our teachers collaborated with Mighty Oaks to hold a Dragon Boat Celebration Event for the elderly at M7, Wanchai, a public community centre on 7 June. The event radiated joy and laughter, featuring performances by our students which captivated and were enjoyed by the elderly audience. Our students also organised engaging game booths, fostering meaningful connections between generations. This initiative not only enriched the students’ learning experience but also brought immense happiness to the seniors in the Wanchai community.
Beneficiary: Wan Chai Community
Mighty Oaks Gratuity Cups at Sunshine Complex Elderly Home
For an art project, the P4s produced a colourful drawing to be wrapped around a lidded travel cup as a gift for an elderly person. At the end of the project, 170 beautiful cups were produced and P4RT represented the cohort to present the gratuity cup directly to each member of Sunshine Complex Elderly home. P4RT also presented a dance and delivered short speeches in three languages. They also spoke in Putonghua, English and Cantonese as they introduced themselves when they arrived. When the children walked around the big hall to interact with the elderly folks sitting in their chairs, exchanging short conversations. On presenting the cups to the elderly, some showed the pictures that they had drawn. The grandmas and grandpas were very kind and receptive and it was likewise for our students. Although shy and a little inhibited, the children went away from the trip full of curiosity and smiles at having spent a meaningful afternoon.
Beneficiary: Sunshine Complex Elderly Home
Food Donation to Refugee Families
The SIS Parent-Teacher Association (SISPTA) donated 100 packs of 5kg rice and 104 canned food items to the Refugee Union. The contribution provided essential nourishment to those in need and underscores the PTA’s commitment to giving to the community.
In this project to support the Refugee Union, the PTA role-modeled compassion and responsibility to our children, inspiring SISHK families to be engaged in demonstrating social responsibility, fostering a culture of giving back and supporting those in need. This initiative also reflects the core values of empathy and solidarity that define the SISHK spirit.
Beneficiary: Refugee Union
Donation raised: 100 packs of 5kg rice and 104 canned food
S2 WOW Trip Community Service in Suzhou
Our school collaborated with Suzhou Industrial Park Jinji Lake Subdistrict Office (苏州工业园区金鸡湖街道办事处) for a service learning project on sustainability. In the effort to revitalise the Jinji Lake, the subdistrict office invests in building green spaces and cleaning the lake water. Unfortunately, the green spaces are littered with many pebbles. The living organisms in the lake are also endangered by the invasive apple snail species on the sides of the lake. During the S2 WoW trip, 107 students and 14 teachers volunteered and got their hands dirty by clearing the area of these pebbles and removing clusters of apple snail eggs. Students also gained experience in testing the lake water quality, learned about different markers of water quality, and how the lake supports biodiversity around the green spaces.
Beneficiary: Suzhou Industrial Park Jinji Lake (苏州工业园区金鸡湖)
DP1 CAS Community Outreach in Hong Kong
The DP1 students embarked on a CAS community outreach around Hong Kong, centered on the theme of “Sustainability – Waste Management.” They participated in a series of impactful activities, including a beach cleanup, a microplastic survey, and water sampling at Shek O. Additionally, they visited WEEE.Park and T·Park to explore how Hong Kong manages electronic and sewage waste. To further understand sustainable living practices, the students also took part in a cooking and baking workshop, a soap-making session, and volunteer work at Crossroads Foundation and a local bread run. The immersive experience not only delivered valuable lessons but also created lasting memories for our DP1 cohort.
Beneficiary: Shek O Beach, Crossroads Foundation and Feeding Hong Kong
Growing vegetables for the elderly
The P3 SG60 project focused on growing vegetables for the elderly, promoting community engagement and healthy eating. The entire P3 level cultivated fresh produce and visited the seniors at TWGHs Jockey Club Blissful Villa. Engaging activities were planned, allowing the students to interact with the elderly. The initiative enriched the students’ learning experiences while nurturing intergenerational harmony and making a positive impact in the community.
Beneficiary: TWGHs Jockey Club Blissful Villa
Community Outreach to Environmental Protection and Marine Conservation
Our DP1 students embarked on a CAS trip to Lumut, Malaysia, centered on the theme of service to the environment in the area of marine conservation. Over the course of one week in May, they participated in a series of impactful activities, including a beach cleanup at turtle nesting sites, replanting mangroves as well as refurbishment of a river terrapin conservation centre. Additionally, the students also interacted with a group of local community leaders to understand the motivations and challenges of non-governmental organisations’ work in the area of environmental protection. The immersive experience not only delivered valuable lessons but also created lasting memories for our DP1 cohort.
DP1 Community Outreach to Elderly in Singapore
DP1 students embarked on a Singapore journey during which they visited and worked with the staff of Tung Ling Community Services, an active ageing centre in Singapore, to try to make a difference in the lives of the elderly residents. The enriching experience combined impactful service with cultural exploration. Participants engaged in various activities, including assisting the elderly with their daily living tasks, and bringing the elderly for an outing to the Trick Eye Museum. The programme not only fostered personal growth and cultural understanding but also nurtured a spirit of service, creating lasting memories and a positive impact on the community.
Beneficiary: Elderly in Tung Ling Community Service
Afterschool Care and Homework Assistance at Shek Pai Wan AKA Student Care Center
Our Secondary students participate in a monthly afterschool care and homework assistance program at Shek Pai Wan AKA Student Care Center, dedicated to providing a supportive environment for children around. In addition to homework support, our dedicated Secondary students also committed to enriching the lives of children, helping them build confidence and resilience. Through this project, they are not only assisting with academic tasks but also empower students to cultivate a love for learning and a strong sense of community.
Beneficiary: Students in Shek Pai Wan AKA Student Care Center
ImpactHK Christmas Donation
Our DP2 students organised a successful donation drive to support ImpactHK, an organisation dedicated to assisting the homeless and vulnerable in our community. Through their collective efforts, our students gathered a remarkable array of essential items, including clothing, hygiene products, and non-perishable food. The initiative not only reinforced our commitment to social responsibility but also fostered a culture of kindness and empathy among students, encouraging them to make a positive difference in the lives of others.
Beneficiary: ImpactHK
‘Love in Words and Deeds’ – P6 Storywriting Anthology
The Love in Word and Deed Book Project is an effort to celebrate Singapore’s 60th anniversary of nation building through writing.
Each P6 class collaboratively crafted a unique story inspired by the history of Singapore with illustrations supported by the Care Ambassadors and Peer Support Ambassadors. The stories, developed through teamwork and creativity, promise to delight readers of all ages. They hope to bring joy and laughter, suspense and generosity of spirit to anyone reading them. The money made from the sale of books were donated to “Bring Me A Book Hong Kong”, a non-profit organisation, supporting underprivileged children’s literacy programmes in our community.
Beneficiary: Bring Me A Book HK
Donation Raised: $12,700
PY1 Family Day Charity Walk – Christina Noble Children’s Foundation – Give a Ger Programme
A total of HKD49,250, was raised through our PY1 Family Day Charity Walk for the Christina Noble Children’s Foundation (CNCF). These generous funds have been contributed to the Give-A-Ger Programme, which aims to provide homeless families, those at risk of homelessness, and families living in dangerous and barely habitable conditions with a warm, safe, and functional home of their own.
Thanks to the incredible donations we raised, two families facing challenging circumstances are now the proud recipients of new and fully functional gers. This initiative serves as a wonderful way to commemorate SG60, highlighting our community’s spirit of giving and compassion.
A heartfelt thank you to all the parents, staff, and students who participated and supported this meaningful event. Your involvement has truly made a difference in the lives of these families!
Beneficiary: Christina Noble Children’s Foundation (CNCF)
Donation Raised: HKD49,250
Fortune Bags Donations for the Community in Southern District with Sunshine Action
DP1 students took part in a community service project, packing 600 fortune bags with Sunshine Action for residents in the Southern District. Thereafter, collaborating with organisations such as Caritas, AKA, NAAC (Lei Tung), and the Salvation Army, our DP1 students visited local estates and engaged with the community, fostering a sense of connection and highlighting the importance of giving back.
Beneficiary: Residents in Lei Tung, Aberdeen, Wah Fu, Tin Wan and Stanley
Donation to Crossroads Foundation
Following our school’s renovations, SISHK donated 440 tables and 400 chairs from the primary campus to Crossroads Foundation Hong Kong. This initiative aligns with our school’s theme of ‘Care’ for AY2526 and by repurposing the furniture, we have encouraged sustainability and reduced environmental impact, extending support to communities that would be able to benefit from these resources.
Beneficiary: Crossroads Foundation
AKA Local Service Programme with children
The AKA Local Service Programme offered a fulfilling day for our SISHK students to serve the community by designing activities focusing on teamwork, creativity, and interactive learning to engage the children.
The children participated in a teamwork activity that served as an icebreaker. They also had the chance to get creative during a handicrafts session, where they worked on origami and clay projects. Another fun part of the day was a dance activity, which provided an energetic and enjoyable experience. The programme concluded with a game fair featuring stations with various games like Memory and Hanoi Tower.
Beneficiary: Aberdeen Kai-fong Welfare Association
Handicraft Volunteer Assistants
The entire Student Well-Being (Secondary) team volunteered their time and effort to make ribbon flowers at the Centre for Community Cultural Development (CCCD). The CCCD is a non-profit arts organisation in Hong Kong, committed to “Arts for All”. These ribbon flower bouquets were presented to all the dancers at the 3rd HK International Inclusive Dance Festival, which aims to foster inclusivity and community through dance by providing a platform for artists of all physical and mental abilities to create, perform, and share their experiences.
Beneficiary: Centre for Community Cultural Development (CCCD)
Meal Box distribution with Dignity Kitchen
Together with the students from Spectra Secondary School (Singapore), our students partnered Dignity Kitchen as part of SG60 service work. The students packed 100 bento meals for low-income families in Kowloon, sharing the joy of SG60 celebration with the local community.
Beneficiary: Residents in Kowloon District
Local service with elderly / Environment
As part of SG60 service, our DP1 students spent an afternoon with the elderly in Chai Wan and supported mangrove conservation in New Territories before they headed overseas for their service work. The students collected mangrove droppers, planting mangroves as well as helping to clear vegetation around the mangrove replanting sites at Sha Po Marsh.
Beneficiaries: Elderly in Chai Wan and Hong Kong Wetlands Conservation Association
Mid-Autumn Celebration – An Evening with the Elderly
On October 3, 2025, in collaboration with Mighty Oaks, we invited 43 seniors from the Hong Kong West Point Baptist Church Neighbourhood Elderly Centre and the Salvation Army – Wah Fu Centre for Senior Citizens to our school for our Mid-Autumn Festival celebration. Our aim was to bring warmth and care to the seniors during this festive season. That evening, our teachers and students arranged for performances, treats including serving mooncakes, and games. The Upper Primary Chinese Cultural Ambassadors warmly welcomed the guests, creating a joyful atmosphere. Meanwhile, the DP students prepared gift bags to make the night memorable. We sincerely thank Kwoon Chung Bus Holdings Limited, Sodexo, and SISPTA for their generous sponsorship, which made this event a great success.
Beneficiaries: Elderly in Hong Kong West Point Baptist Church Neighborhood Elderly Centre and the Salvation Army – Wah Fu Centre
SISHK vs Zhong Guo Long Charity Foundation Friendly Basketball Match
On October 3, 2025, our Boys Basketball (Primary) School Team students participated in an inspiring charity basketball match with students from the Zhong Guo Long Charity Foundation. This event served as a valuable learning experience for both sets of students. Not only did the students get to learn basketball skills from each other and improve their own skills, but they also got a chance to interact with members of the other team and learn more about their backgrounds and basketball journey, over a scrumptious spread at the end of the match.
After the post-match meal, our SISHK boys then brought the students and adults from Zhong Guo Long Charity Foundation to our school’s Mid-Autumn Celebration and watched the wonderful Mid-Autumn Festival Concert together. A heartfelt thank you to the incredible teams for their enthusiasm and sportsmanship! We look forward to more friendly matches between the two teams in the future.
DP1 CAS Camp Service Activity with Plastic Free Seas
Over 30 students from DP1 braved tough conditions over two mornings for their service activity at Discovery Bay during their DP1 CAS Camp. They collected over 350 kg of waste while participating in the beach clean-up.
Beneficiary: Plastic Free Seas
一年级同学捐赠爱心米活动
为配合一年级“好公民好品德”课程的教学，一年级的同学们前往The Southside商场里的 City’super进行校外学习。在超市里，孩子们不仅探索和学习新事物，还意识到“一粥一饭、一蔬一菜”来之不易。老师们鼓励同学们捐出一点爱心，帮助社区中有需要的人，最终筹集到了$6620善款。在City’super购买了150公斤的米，捐赠给慈善组织“惜食堂”，为此次导览活动画上了一个温暖的句号。
Beneficiary: Food Angel Hong Kong
Donation raised: over HKD6,620
Asian Ethnic Cultural Performances 2025
On 16 November 2025, invited by the Consulate General of Singapore in Hong Kong to represent Singapore, our school proudly participated in the Asian Ethnic Cultural Performance in Hong Kong. Our aim was to promote Singapore’s culture, values, and spirit while celebrating the diversity of the Asian ethnicity. Our Chamber Orchestra gave a captivating performance featuring the heartfelt song “Home,” in celebration of SG60, inviting audiences to feel the warmth, unity, and belonging that define Singapore for communities near and far. Following this, the orchestra presented a lively medley of Asian classics that included “Dayung Sampan”, “狮子山下” and “男儿當自強”. Lastly, both our Chinese Drum and Wushu performers worked in harmony to present a powerful showcase, blending the dynamic energy of traditional drum rhythms with the disciplined martial arts movements, highlighting artistry and cultural heritage. Together, these performances reflected our students’ dedication to excellence, cultural exchange, and community outreach. The event strengthened the ties with Singaporeans in Hong Kong, built friendships with regional communities, and amplified the Consulate’s mission to foster understanding and appreciation of Singapore’s multicultural identity across Asia.
Beneficiary: Leisure and Cultural Services Department (Hong Kong)
AC x CC Squid Games
The Athletic Council and Community Council organised a series of squid game themed events in AY2425 as part of the SG60 project. The Athletic Council held an exciting squid game inter-house event, culminating in an intense competition with Raffles House securing first place with Zubir Said in second place and LKY in third.
Meanwhile, the Community Council hosted a successful bake sale featuring cookies and macarons, alongside a merchandise sale offering squid game themed items. Through these efforts, we raised over $4,000 for Helping Hand HK, making a meaningful impact in our community.
Beneficiary: Helping Hand HK
Donation raised: over HKD4,000
Teaching English through Art
As part of the SG60 project, a group of DP1 students conceptualised and conducted a summer programme for young children with Aberdeen Kai Fong Welfare Association. Over the course of 4 weeks, the beneficiaries improved their English communication skills through the specially designed interactive arts and handicraft activities.
Beneficiary: Aberdeen Kai Fong Welfare Association
STEM Day Student Outreach
On Tuesday, 25 November 2025, the SIS(HK) Technology Integration Committee, in partnership with the International Christian Assembly Manna Ministry, organised a STEM Day Outreach for students in the North Point neighbourhood. The aim of the event was to share our school’s expertise in Science, Mathematics, and Innovation & Design with students beyond our school community. It also provided our students with an opportunity to give back to society by sharing the knowledge and experiences they have been privileged to receive.
Teachers from the committee, along with our Technology Ambassadors, volunteered to support the event. Participants engaged in several Makerspace activities, including building solar-powered vehicles and making kaleidoscopes. They also had the chance to interact with VEX robots, AI cameras, and Rice Mini Robots. A highlight of the day was the personalised gifts we produced for them using our laser cutter.
The event demonstrated the strengths of the Singapore approach to Mathematics and Science, as well as the growth of our school’s Innovation & Design programme. It also helped strengthen our connection with the local Hong Kong community and gave our students a deeper appreciation of the knowledge and skills they gain at school.
Beneficiary: North Point neighbourhood
Mother’s Choice YAC Social Awareness Campaign – Life with Colours and Hearts in a Jar
The Mothers Choice Youth Ambassadors Club (YAC), as part of their AY2425 Social Awareness Campaign Week focusing on Adoption, invited students and teachers to create sketches around the theme “Life with Colour: Hope for Kids.” These sketches were then compiled into a colouring book. The funds raised through various activities throughout the year, including a bake sale, CC Vertical Marathon, and the CC x SC x MC Flea Market, enabled the YAC student leaders to produce these colouring books, which would be donated to children in childcare homes. The goal is for the positive imagery from the SISHK community to inspire messages of hope, positivity, and love among the children in these homes.
Beneficiary: Mother’s Choice