By Nadia Ng
The Year 9 Oscars is a special event limited to only Year 9 students to celebrate the effort and time these students have spent to produce their written memoir in English, and Design stop-motion animation —and if you couldn’t tell already, it's a pretty big deal!
Read MoreBy Cherry Kao
“Despite all his efforts, the knight failed to save the princess from the evil witch, and he lived in misery ever after. The end.”
Read MoreBy Caitlyn Ng
Towering green grass, fresh, red cherries, and the endless expanse of cerulean blue sky enveloped my senses.
Read MoreBy Emme Chau
As I avidly gazed in front of me, anticipation swept through my body. Like a drumbeat, my heart pounded frantically against my body—twenty Scouts, maybe more, gathered in groups, conversation sparking between them.
Read MoreBy Kayden Hui
t was an early morning at the renowned Sai Kung public pier. The sky was dotted with scattered clouds. The sea seemed deceptively calm, with only occasional waves gently lapping over small rocks.
Read MoreBy Noah Li
“It’s the start of the new year, here’s a trash bag and just…go clean out all the crap in your room for a fresh start!”
Read MoreBy Sally Lee
An experience in Beijing, as I had been told, is synonymous with eating a luscious chocolate-chip cookie.
Read MoreBy Sophie Ngan
For years, the question of owning a dog had been circulating in our family, and I had finally gotten my parents to give in to this long-held dream of mine.
Read MoreBy Sally Lee & Nadia Hung
After numerous crashouts and immense dedication, on January 29, 2026 Year 9 students came together to celebrate the annual Oscars ceremony, an event commemorating their hard work throughout the Design and English Interdisciplinary Unit (IDU).
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