By Lorraine Ng
This past month has been Mental Health Awareness Month at RCHK. Held between the 27th of September and the 28th of October, it is a new event at RCHK organized by the counselling, pastoral and house teams that immerses secondary students in a plethora of mental-health related activities.
Read MoreBy Bryan Yip
The RCHK canteen has resumed selling meals to students. Beginning on Monday, October 18 the school began to serve lunch in boxes by Chartwells to secondary students.
Read MoreBy Ava Wong
Ever dreamt of a chance to teach your teachers?
Teaching teachers is a RCHK student-founded club in which teachers can sign up to take free weekly lessons in Cantonese, Mahjong, or both. The teachers are taught by student volunteers with a high enough fluency or skill set in Cantonese or Mahjong.
Read MoreBy Kristen Chan and Sunny Wong
The first ever land gala in RCHK was considered an optimistic idea at best, but it turned out to be revolutionary.
Read MoreBy Kendo Longid and Ryan Ng
The competitive atmosphere created by a face-to-face mathematical battle is unmatched by any other means, including the situation this year.
By Abbie Wong
Nope, that wasn’t a fire drill. If it was, why would it be scheduled for the Year 11 Science exam and a Year 12 Chemistry test?
Read MoreBy Cheryl Lai and Ariana Jones
Covid has taken its toll on many of our RC events, but the adaptability of our librarians meant that Book Week 2021 was as packed with activities as ever.
Read MoreBy Shraddha Rajesh
While some of us have spent this pandemic on the couch, Renaissance College’s DP Visual Art students have painted away and produced pieces that provoke thought, inspire, and translate experiences through space and time. The RCHK Truth spoke to art teacher Stacey Leung.
Read MoreBy Savannah Lo and Cathy Chen
Each year Year 6 students at Renaissance College take an epic journey. Their destination? The Year 6 Exhibition!
Read MoreRCHK’s first Skribbl.io house competition proved a really fun and a good break away from the stresses of online learning.
Read MoreWish Comes True is an initiative built upon the notion of sparking passion and joy in children across the world, and allowing them to experience their dreams and realise their potential.
Read MoreThe graduating class of 2021 will be sitting their written examinations but the news has been received with varying responses.
Read MoreThe RCHK Truth conducted an anonymous survey of student opinion about online learning. 27 students speak their mind on what they wish they could tell their teachers.
Planning for university has never been easy. From finding the perfect course to calculating expenses, there is a lot to consider.
Read More925 million people are starving; annually, we waste 1.3 billion tons of food, enough to feed three billion people.
Students from across ESF schools competed in the 5th inter-ESF math race - this year on Zoom.
Read MoreAs the seniors of RCHK’s MYP class reach their final stretch under the effects of COVID-19, options evening still went ahead in order to ensure students have the opportunity to make informed choices about their future.
Read MoreThe Hong Kong Green Schools Alliance (HKGSA) visited the Legislative Council to voice their opposition towards the Lantau Tomorrow Vision (LTV) project.
Read MoreRCHK student activist group Refugee Action is working with Asylum Action for a project called Live like a Refugee
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