顯理中學 Henrietta Secondary School

08/09/2026

My Unforgettable Journey: Young Astronaut Training Camp 2026

5A Chiu Shing Hei Alvin

Participating in the Young Astronaut Training Camp 2026 was an unforgettable experience for me. I felt truly honored to be selected as one of the 30 Hong Kong student delegates for this 9-day journey. During the trip, we visited important aerospace facilities in Beijing, Xi'an, and the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.

Throughout the camp, I gained valuable knowledge about space science and technology. The most memorable highlight was meeting national astronauts face-to-face. Listening to their personal stories helped me understand how much hard work and dedication are required to achieve great goals. We also tried basic astronaut training simulations and built model rockets, which was both exciting and educational.

This journey not only broadened my horizons but also taught me important life lessons. I realized that space exploration relies heavily on teamwork and perseverance. Behind every successful space mission, there are thousands of scientists working hard behind the scenes.

In conclusion, this camp has sparked my passion for science and inspired me to chase my dreams with courage. It taught me that with determination, nothing is impossible. I am deeply thankful to the organizers, teachers, and my campmates for giving me such a wonderful memory!

For more information of the event, please visit the website of Hong Kong Space Museum.

19/07/2026

Young Astronaut Training Camp 2026
4A Chiu Shing Hei Alvin

As I prepare to depart for the Young Astronaut Training Scheme, I feel very excited and grateful. Looking back, the three rounds of selection were an unforgettable journey of overcoming my self-doubt.

At first, I was worried that my lack of space knowledge would couse me to fail in the first round. However, I was relieved to find out that many questions were about general common sense, so the test was not as difficult as I had feared. The second round was a test of physical fitness. Although I thought I was not fit enough, the instructors valued teamwork more than individual strength. By working closely with my teammates, we successfully passed the challenges. For the final interview, I did a lot of preparation. This gave me the confidence to perform well and successfully pass the selection.

Now, as I am about to start this amazing journey, my worries have turned into pure excitement. I cannot wait to learn new things, challenge myself, and share my experiences with my friends.

For more information of the event, please visit the government website:
https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202607/16/P2026071600556.htm

07/07/2026

Distance Run

5C Henry Fong
The biggest takeaway from long-distance running is perseverance. Looking back on my early days in the long-distance running team, and even now, I always have thoughts of giving up during every training session and race, but I always manage to persevere. This is something I can apply to my life journey.

5C Leon Wong
Since joining the team, I've gotten fit, look healthy, and taken up a hobby of exercising. In addition, I became more persistent because in long-distance running, we always train; even if we run slowly like a turtle, it is better than stopping. It is not just about running; it taught us about life. Sometimes we need one step to change. I think joining the distance-running team is the step.

4D ToTo Leung
This year, I joined the running team mainly to improve my fitness. However, after I became part of the team, I saw how much our coach and teammates put into training. Everyone worked together and supported each other, and that helped me understand how important teamwork is. I also learned that if I keep trying, I can achieve my goals. Most importantly, I learned that no matter what I do, I should not give up easily.

05/07/2026

為人父母，我們是否真心鼓勵孩子自由追夢，幻想未來？或者我們更常在不知不覺中，將孩子的奇思妙想矮化為｢白日夢｣、｢不切實際｣或｢浪費時間｣，反而敦促他們更加務實，專注於當下？教育的本質並非著眼於當下，而是塑造未來。孩子的學習環境應充滿未來抱負，將其視為指引孩子走向未知領域、新天新地的指南針。
https://henrietta.edu.hk/en/henri-head/%e7%a5%9e%e9%9a%8a%e5%8f%8b%e7%88%b8%e7%88%b8/

01/07/2026

第一屆全港中學學界
品牌IP王爭霸戰
顯理中學榮獲冠軍🎉

4D Wong Si Ying
I am so happy our team won 1st place in the 1st Inter-Secondary School Brand IP Champion Competition! Looking back at where the four of us started, it is amazing to see how far we have come.
Working in a group of four creative minds wasn’t always easy. We had to learn how to compromise and mix our different styles. But those challenges made our final idea so much better. We learned to trust each other and work together under pressure!

4D Jovi Cheung
I am absolutely thrilled that our team has won 1st place in the 1st Inter-Secondary School Brand IP Champion Competition! Looking back at where the four of us started—staring at a blank canvas and throwing out wild ideas—it’s amazing to see how far we’ve come.
The journey wasn’t without its challenges. With four creative minds in one group, we had to learn how to compromise, merge different styles, and push through moments where a design just wasn’t clicking. But those exact debates are what made our final concept so strong. We learned to trust one another’s instincts and lift each other up when the pressure was on.

4B Chui Pui Yan
We are beyond thrilled to win! Creating 'Bolo-Lo' with my team has been an unforgettable ride. For me personally, the greatest joy wasn't just holding this trophy, but seeing the character we loved and obsessed over for weeks actually connect with people. I’m incredibly proud of what we achieved together.

4B Leia Law
I would like to express my sincere thanks to all my teammates in this IP design competition. We brainstormed ideas together, solved difficulties patiently and shared every detail of our creation.
I freely shared my opinions during the whole process, and I also gained lots of new inspirations from my partners. This teamwork experience is really precious. Without everyone’s efforts and mutual communication, we could never finish our work smoothly. I will always cherish this special memory.

30/06/2026

S1 Christy, Rowan, and Choir from
Henrietta Secondary School.

A Clare Benediction by John Rutter

The piece is about a prayer praying for protection and guidance. Whether sleeping or awake, in life and after, as you listen, you may feel a sense of calm and reassurance, making it a perfect piece for moments of reflection and connection. Hope you enjoy our performance.

1D Rowan Tung
When the teachers asked me to talk in front of the stage, I was very nervous, but I accepted. Once I finished the event, I felt my confidence had been boosted, and I wasn’t that afraid anymore. Not just that, I also felt very comfortable and safe near my bandmates, as they gave me the confidence to accept the invitation to talk. After the event, I understood the importance of Bonds and friendship even more!

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11/05/2026

Neighbor Watch 2026 － S1 Gospel Camp

1A GU Hao Zhe
At the gospel camp, I learned about Jesus Christ and felt His love and guidance. In the Life Simulation activity, I experienced different life stages and realized how hard job-hunting is. This journey helped me grow and strengthened my faith.

1A LAI Chung Sing
My most memorable experience in this camp was the team-building games. At first, we struggled to communicate, but we eventually learned how to listen to each other. I felt a great sense of achievement when we finally completed the challenge together. During this camp, I learned how to step out of my comfort zone. Trying the outdoor activities was quite challenging for me because I am usually a quiet person. However, with the encouragement of my teachers and teammates, I managed to overcome my fears. I realized that I am stronger than I thought. I feel extremely grateful for the time spent in this camp. The best part was getting to know my classmates better outside the classroom.

1B LAM Fei Yu
The most memorable part of this Neighbor Watch Gospel Camp was the life simulation experience in the second afternoon, where I chose to pursue a career as a social worker. As a bachelor's degree is required for social work, I had to take an exam first, then earn tuition fees, and only after graduation could I apply for a social worker position. This experience taught me that thorough preparation and hard work are essential before choosing a career. Therefore, selecting a career that you like and that suits you is extremely important.

1C WANG Yan Ki
This camping trip has strengthened my friendships and deepened my faith in Jesus. The most memorable part was the Life Simulation activity that gives me a chance to experience different job roles, which will help me understand the hardships of work as I grow older.

1C CHOI Cheuk Yin
What impressed me most during the camp was Mr. David Wong’s sharing about his experience of coming to faith and his sincere prayers. His words deeply moved me and made me truly feel God's presence. This camp gave me a deeper understanding of God, and I hope to attend again next time.

1D PIN Wan Huen
After this camp, I have learned a lot of things. My favorite experience was the life planning game. In this game, I held various jobs such as a KOL and a clerk. We needed to work to earn money, which we could then use to buy food or other items. We also encountered 'accidents' where we needed money, such as becoming sick. I learned how to work and save money for emergencies. I have also made more friends after this camp. I hope we will have another camp soon!

1C 陳梓塱
通過和導師一起玩和聊天，我學到關於神的事情，還有聽完講者們分享他們如何從完全不認識神到追隨祂，令我也會考慮做基督徒。

1D 陳彥君
我最深刻的經歷是「模擬人生」，因為在這過程中，我成功考到了學士學位，做了很多需要高資歷的工作，並且學習到團隊合作。我感到十分開心，因為我參加了很多活動。

25/04/2026

Neighbor Watch - Mongolia Service (Exchange)

4B RICAMARA ANGELICA DIAMANTE
My most unforgettable memory from the trip to Mongolia happened on the very last day. We were doing volunteer work, and my task was to help distribute food to local people living in deep poverty. Many of them made a living by burning trash. On the way to the distribution site, we passed a massive graveyard. Rows upon rows of graves stretched out in every direction, and some crows circled above. The sight was overwhelming. In that moment, I truly realized how many people around the world are struggling—often unnoticed—and it made me deeply grateful for the things I so often take for granted in my own life. Through cultural exchanges and teaching activities, I learned to respect cultures very different from my own and discovered beautiful traditions I had never known before. Teaching at a local school was especially challenging for me. As someone who usually does things at the last minute, I struggled to plan and deliver lessons on such short notice. But we succeeded, and this experience pushed me to become more flexible and improve my time management. The only regret is that we didn’t get to interact with the students more. Still, the short time we had together left a lasting impression, and I’ll carry the lessons from this trip with me for a long time.

25/04/2026

Neighbor Watch - Mongolia Service (Landfill & the Desert Rose)

4A Chiu Shing Hei Alvin
The most unforgettable moment of this trip was providing lunch at the landfill. It was a humbling encounter that redefined my understanding of need. We provided 100 lunch boxes at the landfill for the workers and their families. The NGO (Flourishing Future) social worker prepared the food in advance, which helped everything run smoothly. Within our group, we had different roles: some members assembled the utensils, others scooped rice and minced meat, and one student packed one hundred lunch boxes. We also distributed a water bottle with each meal, ensuring every person had what they needed. Through this experience, I learned a vital lesson in gratitude: to focus on what I still possess rather than what is lost. My team and I practiced Christ’s love by delivering genuine care to the community and the girls at “Desert Rose,” the girls’ shelter. Professionally, the teaching sessions at a local high school challenged me. With limited time, we had to adapt our plans quickly. This experience taught me the value of flexibility and of staying prepared for the unexpected—true growth in action.

4A Lam Yin Tung Liz
I am very glad to be able to join this service trip to Mongolia, and I have gained a lot during this service trip. The most unforgettable experience in Mongolia is visiting Desert Rose, a girls' shelter. The girls there are very lovely and cute. They are very cheerful when they are singing and dancing. I feel the difference in culture. Also on the last day, we made and packed lunch for the landfill workers. It is quite a special experience that I won’t ever do. After we finished packing the lunch, we went to the biggest landfill in that area. Upon entering the landfill, as far as the eye could see, there were small mountains of garbage. The air was thick with the smell of mud, trash, and smoke. The dust was so thick that sometimes it was impossible to open one's eyes. Most of the workers were middle-aged, in their forties or fifties, and some were even elderly. Their hands were all black and wrinkled. Seeing their smiles after receiving their lunchboxes filled me with mixed emotions—happiness and sorrow. At that moment, I felt truly grateful for the life I have now.

25/04/2026

Neighbor Watch - Mongolia Service (Ger)

4A08 Lee Sai Shun
My unforgettable memory in Mongolia was living in a Mongolian ger. I never thought about living in a ger before this trip. The night sky was glorious—full of stars. When you lie on the bed and look at the ceiling, you can see a million stars right in front of you. I still can’t believe it happened to me. It was an amazing experience. Through cultural exchange, I learned to be grateful that I was born in Hong Kong—a place where I can grow up happily, with a pleasant climate and plenty of entertainment. It also has a friendly environment where I can study with my friends. Everything around me reminds me to be thankful: a single meal, sunny weather, and a good sleep—these are all things we should appreciate. We pray before every service. God’s love is unconditional, sacrificial, and eternal. I always do my best during the service. From teaching local students about Hong Kong culture to carrying garbage on the hill, the process is difficult. The students may not understand us, and the wind keeps blowing, so it’s hard to keep our eyes open. But we keep trying our best to show the love and actions of Christ on this beautiful land. I also learned how to weave hand rope, picked up a few Mongolian phrases, and developed a heart of service—always putting others before myself. Don’t be selfish; share your love with others. I grew into someone who knows how to respond to others' needs.