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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By Claudia Ng
Since the school’s opening, RCHK has provided lunch for students. However, recently, the school has faced a crisis of cutlery with thousands of items going missing over the course of the year.
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By Bethany Lam
The Oscars are an annual event, but this year Ms Lewis, an English teacher, wanted to make it “... like an extravaganza”.
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By Ella Wong
362 delegates flocked for an exciting two days of insightful, gripping debate and new friendships. Not to mention the incredible merch, and, as the Secretariat put it, hopefully “a bellyful of Maltesers.”
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By Cadence Elfassy
Running is a sport that brings you to the absolute limit. Athletes sprint down the burnt red track, footsteps leaving behind dull ‘thuds’ as stamina is tested and endurance is built.
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Princeton Chiu
After a restless sleep on Friday night, I dragged myself through to Saturday, the day we would participate in a small competition related to robotics.
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By Hailey Lee
In terms of living arrangements and dorms, although a little chaotic and unhygienic at times, it was very fun for us to all be screaming at the top of our lungs at the appearance of a gecko.
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By Cadence Elfassy
But how does competition and spirit encourage keeping students healthy and involved in their interests as they go through the MYP and DP phases of Renaissance?
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By Chloe Ho
The much-anticipated biennial school play has returned, this time with a chocolatey twist.
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By Alyssa Leong
THE SETTING AND CHARACTERS. Year 10 and 12 students on a theatre trip to London.
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By Casee Ng
Us Year 11s had a distinctly different experience working at the parking lot of the school.
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By Jaden Lee
The students participated in a series of activities, including kayaking, rock climbing, and hiking. The campsite boasted a serene shore, beach houses, and a beachfront cafe.
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