Malvern College Hong Kong

🎓 Prep 6 Graduation Celebration 🎉

Yesterday, we celebrated a wonderful milestone -our Prep 6 Graduation! This event marked the end of their time in Prep and the beginning of an exciting new chapter as they take their next big leap into Senior School.

The ceremony was a lovely celebration of the incredible talent among our Prep 6 graduates. From captivating singing and theatrical performances to impressive instrumental pieces, heartfelt poems, and inspiring speeches, each pupil showcased their unique abilities and creativity.

It was a joy to witness our pupils shine on stage, reflecting the hard work and dedication they have put into their education. As they embark on this new journey, we are excited to see all the amazing things they will accomplish in Senior School and beyond.

Congratulations, Prep 6 graduates! We are so proud of you and can’t wait to see what the future holds! 🌟

Our student-led Reptile Club ended the year with an amazing visit from Jurassic Garage!

When learning about reptiles, nothing beats the experience of seeing, touching, and observing these fascinating creatures up close in a safe and respectful environment.

It was a fantastic way to bring learning to life in the most hands-on way and inspire a deeper appreciation for the magic of the natural world.

A huge thank you to Jurassic Garage for an unforgettable session and a fantastic end to the year!

What better way to learn about the food we eat every day than by stepping into the shoes of our amazing Grub staff?

Prep 1 pupils had a fantastic hands-on experience, helping serve lunch and carefully setting tables with lunch boxes and cutlery for their friends. There were lots of smiles, and a real sense of teamwork and responsibility as they took on their important roles.

The children came away with a new appreciation for all the care and hard work that goes into our school lunches. To say thank you, they also made lovely personalised cards for the Grub team and proudly delivered them in person — a simple but thoughtful gesture that underpins the strength of our school community.

Congratulations to our pupil Hannah on her impressive performance at the highly competitive Inter-School Aquathlon Championships, where she went up against 88 students from both international and local schools.

Despite a sudden downpour at the start and an age disadvantage, Hannah showed exceptional resilience as she completed a 50-metre swim and a 900-metre outdoor run in extremely heavy rain.

Her determination and perseverance earned her an outstanding 8th place finish, securing one of the coveted medals awarded to the top eight competitors.....proof that no matter how hard it rains, Hannah always shines! 🌧️🏅

In a world where AI can answer questions instantly, real-world learning matters more than ever.

Prep 3's visit to the Science Museum offered lots of opportunities to explore hands-on exhibits, experiment with ideas, and see science in action. Alongside exciting new displays on artificial intelligence and future technologies, pupils discovered how curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving remain at the heart of innovation.

As technology changes how we access information, experiences like these help our children develop something AI can’t replace: the ability to explore, question, and make sense of the world around them.. they also ensure everyone has lots of fun!

L6 Sports Scholar Sofia is a dedicated and inspiring athlete who takes her role as a Malvern Scholar seriously. She sees it not just as an honour but as a responsibility and a chance to lead by example and encourage others to aim for excellence.

Sofia balances sport and academics through careful planning, making time for training, study and rest, while showing integrity, resilience and humility both on and off the court. Whether captaining the U20 girls’ badminton squad, playing volleyball or hosting the Sustainable Design CCA, Sofia leads with confidence, clarity and genuine empathy for her teammates, always working to inspire others to give their best.

Her love of sport and passion for the environment go hand in hand, both requiring focus, teamwork and commitment. With her curiosity and drive, we are confident that she has the skills to succeed in her ambition to work in biodiversity conservation or marine biology.

Our FY2 students recently travelled to Yangshuo, China, as part of an interdisciplinary investigation into how people impact local ecosystems.

They explored the area and considered how both locals and tourists can affect the natural environment, linking their learning across subjects in a real-world setting.

Outdoor learning like this helps pupils make stronger connections between what they learn in the classroom and the world around them, encouraging curiosity, critical thinking and a deeper understanding of sustainability.

It also allows time for plenty of fun and adventure!

🎨 Our latest mural project is now complete!

Over the past few weeks, our Prep 5 pupils became Art Activists, working once again with local mural artist Taka to turn their ideas into a vibrant new mural based on this year’s theme of Love, Peace and Compassion.

The finished work does far more than brighten our school. It shares an important message about kindness, understanding and looking out for one another – values that sit at the heart of our community.

We’re so proud of the creativity, thought and teamwork the pupils showed throughout the project.

Thank you, Taka, for helping bring their vision to life!

Our annual Careers Fair, held in partnership with Friends of Malvern and the University & Careers Guidance team, welcomed over 260 pupils, students, alumni and industry professionals.

Attendees from FY3 to Lower Sixth had the opportunity to explore a wide range of career pathways during engaging sessions led by experts across medicine, law, finance, architecture, arts management, AI, engineering and more.

From veterinary medicine and FinTech to sustainability and aviation, our speakers shared valuable insights, real-world experiences and practical advice, helping everyone to better understand the opportunities ahead.

A huge thank you to all our speakers for inspiring the next generation of Malvernians and helping them take the next steps towards their future ambitions.

Remove pupil Harriet says she feels both privileged and grateful for the opportunities her Academic Scholarship brings. She feels that being a Scholar is not just an honour but a chance to set an example for others.

Harriet is a thoughtful and ambitious student who shows real dedication, curiosity and commitment in everything she does. She balances her academics with sport, music and research, managing it all through careful planning to ensure she can give each area the attention it deserves.

Her achievements reflect both the depth and breadth we value in our scholars. Harriet contributes to the Malvern & Beyond magazine, competes in girls’ football and badminton, plays the cello and participates in the Aston Society and the AMSAHK research competition where she is exploring CRISPR gene therapy. Each experience highlights her curiosity, analytical thinking skills and teamwork across a wide range of interests.

Harriet’s combination of curiosity, determination and initiative make her an outstanding scholar and a role model who inspires others through the way she embraces challenges and supports those around her.