By Sally Lee & Nadia Hung
The annual Service Fair returned to Renaissance College on September 17th, transforming the PAC into a bustling location full of both student-led initiatives and external NGOs from across Hong Kong.
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By Jasmine Chan
In the past few years, both in classrooms and after school, RCHK (Renaissance College Hong Kong) has been shaped to embrace the use of AI.
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Every morning, secondary students at Renaissance College arrive at school looking less like learners and more like mountain climbers.
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By Charlotte Lewis
Kids VS adults: Students game frequently in the day and in class. What do people have to say about it?
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By Claudia Ng & Ella Wong
This year, RCHK students opened their computers to a new school operating system – Toddle.
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The beginning of March brought RENMUN XI — a phenomenal Model United Nations conference hosted by RCHK.
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By Bradley Tang
When I first set out to bring the Splash Dash Relay Fundraiser to RCHK, I thought I was just organizing a charity swimming event. I didn’t expect it to become such a deeply meaningful experience.
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By Serena Chan
Pickleball was introduced to the RCHK primary Black Kites in Season 3 of the 2024-2025 academic year, and more training was arranged this year in both Seasons 1 & 3.
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The RCHK Math Mentoring Club (MMC) has been one of the fastest-rising clubs over the past few years.
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By Yannis Ng
On the 12th of March, 2026, Renaissance College held its annual Athletics Carnival. On the sunny day, students across the four houses participated and competed in various track & field events for the top prize.
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By Yannis Ng
House idol, as it is every year, is wonderful to watch. Singers, musicians, dancers, and more from each house come together to create this highly anticipated spectacle
Read MoreBy Aaron Zhao
In every newspaper, article, and story, there is always the work of an editor, the invisible pen that guides, builds, and chisels the narrative.
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By Bradley Tang
The annual school RCHK Swim Gala made a triumphant return this year on February 23, 2026, but for the first time in recent memory, the Swim Gala took place at a familiar location to most - right at the RCHK pool!
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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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