By Bradley Tang
After five months of weekly training and competitions, the Black Kites Swim Team concluded its season with the CIS Invitational Swim Meet on January 16, 2026.
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By Ella Wong
On January 27th, Dr. Rhiannon Griffiths from York Law School visited RCHK to share her experience.
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By Serena Chan
Did you know we have an alumnus who is now a full-time tennis player? He’s ranked as the No. 1 junior tennis player in Hong Kong, and has been selected to represent Hong Kong in the 15th National Game, as well as the 2025 & 2026 Davis Cups.
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By Princeton Chiu
There are many different kinds of people in the world, with varying personalities, interests, conditions, and forms of neurodivergence. The Nesbitt Centre is an organization that aims to assist adults with special needs, helping them integrate into society and sustain themselves.
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By Natalie Chan
The recent refurbishment of the sports block at Renaissance College Hong Kong (RCHK) has sparked significant discussion among students, parents, and staff. This extensive upgrade, which took almost 3 months to complete, aims to enhance the athletic experience and provide state-of-the-art facilities.
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By Arnav Ahuja
The pressure of being a student-athlete is immense and can get really stressful. It is tough to navigate through athletics while trying to keep up with your academics. Balancing rigorous training schedules, competitive performance expectations, and academic responsibilities poses significant challenges.
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By Mohnish Kripalani & Arnav Ahuja
House football is an annual spectacle that brings students together for a spirited display of teamwork, rivalry, and House pride. This year's tournament saw every team face off in a round-robin format featuring underdogs, upsets, and wholesome moments.
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By Matthew
The college application season begins with students accepted to Columbia, UPenn, and Yale.
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By Bradley Tang
With determination, skills, and teamwork, the Black Kites boys dominated the competition, clinching this first-ever overall Boys Championships title for RCHK swimming. The U20 Girls also won in their division.
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By Yannis Ng
Besides three days of surfing, we went snorkeling to learn about coral reefs and fish, and had the opportunity to clean up trash from the mangroves. Downsides? Mosquitos!
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By Bethany Lam and Claudia Ng
After traveling to Salzburg and Vienna, experiencing a different culture, and seeing many iconic buildings, it was easy to tell that Austria had many things to be proud of.
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By Bradley Tang
Record number of Year 7 Black Kites Swimmers participate in the Bangkok Patana swimming competition.
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By Hailey Lee
For an organisation demanding a school fee of 170,000 HKD per year, ESF sure does take the education of their students lightly.
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By Claudia Ng and Morisa Wong
Sometimes, we forget how fortunate we are to have access to such a wide range of uniform choices.
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By Yaya Kao and Kate Wu
It was that time of the year again, when we tightened our shoelaces for the Terry Fox Run!
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By Bradley Tang
While most students were enjoying their term break, 34 RCHK Black Kites swimmers raced against 680 swimmers from 45 other schools at the HKSSF meet.
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By Sally Lee and Nadia Hung
The annual Service Fair is a phenomenal showcase of student-led initiatives and external NGOs in HK.
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By Ashleigh Leung and Yannis Ng
Every year, RCHK hosts its annual Book Week, and this year was no exception.
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By Morisa Wong and Bethany Lam
Everyone knows the Beep Test is a student activity, but what if the roles were reversed? In this article, we explore what happens when teachers step to the line to prove their fitness.
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By Cadence Elfassy and Ella Wong
Renaissance College needs everyone’s help to leverage the amazing benefits of the new biodigester. Simply reducing food waste and disposing of what is created appropriately makes a huge difference.
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