Harts Preschool & Playschool

Yesterday our upper class (K3) visited the Hong Kong Space Museum in Tsim Sha Tsui. With our upcoming space curriculum, this field trip served as an early introduction into the world of space - igniting student imagination and promoting real-world application.

This outing was not only educational but also fun. It was a pleasure seeing our learners’ faces light up in awe of the different installations and exhibits.

We look forward to July where we’ll unpack this topic even further.

Today we held our second to last bi-monthly birthday party! It was a joyous occasion featuring an abundance of laughter, games, dancing and bubbles!

Congratulations to all our learners who celebrated their birthdays in April and May! We wish you many more birthdays ahead!

Yesterday, our learners visited the Hong Kong Heritage Museum in Sha Tin. The experience left our children beaming with excitement. The museum features interactive educational zones where our learners learned about Hong Kong traditions and culture through hands-on activities. It was such a fun outing that we are already looking forward to visiting our next museum – the Space museum!

This weekend, we held our last seminar for the 2025-2026 school year. It was an informative session on ‘Supporting Student Diversity in Preschools’. Thank you to Ms. Chan for leading the workshop, it proved fruitful as we took away many helpful tips and tools on how to support our children. Thank you to all our parents who were in attendance, we hope to see you all again in the new school year!

Today our K2 learners ventured out to ParknShop supermarket in Hung Hom. Annually, our lower class gets to experience the buying and selling process in this hands-on setting. Our learners are offered a chance to make healthy purchases whilst keeping in mind a budget and then proceeding to the check-out counter where they pay for their food selections.

Our learners had a wonderful time wondering through the isles and identifying items they are familiar with. It was hard to choose when there are so many choices on offer but our learners all managed to pick out an item and purchase it.

We hope our learners have a better understanding of ‘food health’ and that they will share their newfound awareness with others. Well done, K2! You did splendidly!

Last Friday, our graduating class visited Baptist (Sha Tin Wai) Lui Ming Choi Primary School for the very last time. Year upon year, our K3 learners visit the primary school with whom we’ve established a long-standing reading partnership. Throughout the year, our learners were able to engage reading material, further their interest in books and learn to work and cooperate with others in the Lui Ming Choi (LMC) library.

On our last visit, the primary school learners showcased their talents with a performance whilst commemorating our time together with a beautiful picture slideshow.

A big thank you to principal Wan, Ms. Yip, the LMC staff and their students for welcoming us into your school. It has been one of the most memorable experiences for our learners.

We look forward to seeing you all next year!

Yesterday, our K2 learners visited the Brighter Smiles Playland at the Jockey Club Dental Clinic in Kowloon. Brighter Smiles Playland is designed for young learners to learn about good oral care habits through a series of interactive activities, games and seminars.

Our learners had a wonderful time learning about the importance of taking care of our teeth and they also received some useful tips on how to maintain good oral hygiene. This activity was a hit with our learners and proves that learning can and should be fun!

‘Brush, brush, brush your teeth, brush them twice a day!’

Today was an exciting day at HARTS. In the morning, we welcomed a team of traffic police officers from the Road Safety Team Traffic Kowloon West. The officers promoted road safety by sharing valuable tips, insights and behaviours that we should follow when we use roads either as a pedestrian or for transportation.

In the afternoon, we welcomed a team from the Animal Watchers Programme (AWP), a scheme launched by the Hong Kong Police Force. The AWP strives to combat animal cruelty and in an effort to spread awareness on the topic matter, the friendliest dogs and cats are deployed to schools across Hong Kong, where learners get to meet, pet and play with them whilst learning more about the kind nature of animals and how we should treat them with love and care.

We’d like to extend a big thank you to the road safety team as well as the representatives from the AWP who visited our school today. We have learned so many valuable lessons and we look forward to applying them in our everyday lives.

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