Wah Yan College, Hong Kong

Our young gentlemen achieved outstanding results in the Hong Kong Island Region of the 28th Hong Kong Primary and Secondary School Speech Competition! They put tremendous efforts in refining their speeches in Putonghua, using their lunch time, after school hours and holidays for the intense practice. Zhang Jia-sheng delivered an exceptional performance, capturing both the Championship and the Best Language Style Award. In the same tier, Charles Kang took home the accolade of being the 2nd Runner-up, while Zhao Yin-ran and Wong Tsz-shu were awarded the Star of Excellence. Their speeches were of the theme of overcoming adversities, making themselves and the audience learn about resilience and perseverance.

Our Heritage Centre was transformed into a living archive as we successfully concluded the first stage of Project Guardian, a student-led exhibition uncovering the “lost” wartime history of Wah Yan.

It was a pleasure to share the fruits of months of research by our F.5 History class. The exhibition centred on a rare manuscript found by world-renowned explorer Dr. Wong How Man (WYK67) in the study of his late father, Mr. Wong Chin Wah (WYHK38). This primary document provided a moving, firsthand look at our school’s survival during the Japanese Occupation.

Deeply grateful to the Catholic Diocese for this feature. Thank you for highlighting both the beauty of our campus’s architecture and the values that define our education here at WYHK.

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Our School Choir was invited to perform at the Grand Hall of The University of Hong Kong for APRIM 2026. It was a tremendous honour for our students to take the stage at such a prestigious venue and represent our school at an international event of this scale.

APRIM (Asia-Pacific Regional IAU Meeting) is a major conference organised under the International Astronomical Union (IAU), bringing together astronomers, researchers, and scientists from across the Asia-Pacific region to share the latest developments in astronomy and space science. We are proud that our choir contributed to the cultural programme of this significant annual gathering, celebrating both scientific achievement and artistic excellence.

The F3 Vibe Coding Showcase Day 2026 was successfully held in the School Hall. F3 gentlemen proudly presented their coding projects to their F1 and F2 peers as well as teachers, who were invited to visit the booths, explore the projects, and try them out.

Throughout the showcase, students demonstrated their creativity, coding skills, teamwork, and Human-in-the-Loop approach, showing how they guided AI tools, refined ideas, tested outputs, and improved their final products. Most importantly they made use of knowledge from Chinese History, History and Geography as the theme of their design.

Men for and with Others.

In the Ignatian spirit of Contemplation in Action, our Form 4 gentlemen recently walked the streets of To Kwa Wan to better understand the lives of local scavengers. By engaging in genuine dialogue and sharing collected cardboard, our Wahyanites put their Jesuit values into practice.

It wasn’t just an experiential activity—it was a journey of the heart, learning that true leadership begins with empathy and a commitment to our community.

The F.3 IDEEA Showcase 2026 was a resounding success, marking the culmination of our year-long mission of Supporting Biodiversity in Campus Ecosystem. This journey was a direct response to Laudato si’, Pope Francis’s encyclical calling us to care for our “Common Home” by protecting the delicate balance of creation.

Merging science, technology, and Ignatian values, our young innovators navigated a rigorous professional process—from sensory ecology walks in our campus to mastering woodworking and coding in specialized workshops to build functional biodiversity solutions. Every prototype demonstrated a commitment to forming “men for and with others” who care for creation.

We extend our deepest gratitude to the Shaw STEAMS for Good team from the The Hong Kong Polytechnic University for their invaluable partnership in bridging student creativity with professional social innovation.

In hoc signo vinces!
Our C Grade Basketball Team is the champion of the Inter-school Basketball Competition (D2) this year! The cheers, the support and definitely the team’s stamina and perseverance made this match a precious experience!

Our 7-day Beijing National Day School Exchange Tour has officially concluded. From April 7 to 13, twenty of our students from Form 1 to Form 5 participated in a comprehensive cultural and academic immersion in the capital.

The trip was highlighted by several days of campus life at Beijing National Day School, where our students engaged in meaningful interactions with local peers. Beyond the classroom, the group explored the historical significance of the Mutianyu Great Wall and the Temple of Heaven, and gained insights into the future of innovation at Baidu Apollo Park and elite universities.

The College would like to extend our gratitude to Beijing National Day School for their hospitality and for making this exchange possible.

On 22–23 April, students enjoyed immersive reading on inflatable sofas, creative 2‑minute book sharing videos, and fun activity booths for the World Book Day. With prizes, gifts, and book vouchers, the celebration brought teachers and students together to share the joy of reading.