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Visit The Mira Hong KongWe are honored to be invited to visit The Mira Hong Kong, 18 S5 BAFS- business management students were able to have a look behind the scene of the operation of a hotel and talk with the Learning and Development manager, knowing more about the hotel and tourism industry.
We would like to express our gratitude to The Mira Hong Kong for the wonderful firm visit provided.
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HKSPC Flag DayOn 18 April, 12 of our students participated in the Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children Flag Day, co-organized by the Leo Club and The Sheep Fold. Our students actively engaged in raising essential funds for children and families in need.
This meaningful event beautifully demonstrated our students' willingness to serve the community and helped further cultivate their sense of civic responsibility. We extend our sincerest gratitude to all the generous donors who supported this charitable initiative.
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Confirmation of StudentsCongratulations to Our Alumna and Student on Receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation
The school extends its warmest congratulations to our alumna and current student who received the Sacrament of Confirmation at Mary Help of Christians Church this Easter.
We pray that the Holy Spirit will continue to guide their paths, strengthen their faith, and bless their lives with courage, wisdom, and joy. This is a significant milestone in their spiritual journey, and the entire school community rejoices in this special occasion with them.
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Life-Wide Learning DayWe are delighted to share the highlights from our Life-wide Learning Day on 30/3/2026. Designed to bring learning beyond the traditional classroom, the day allowed students to gain hands-on experiences and broaden their real-world perspectives through diverse activities, company visits, and study tours.
Students engaged in thoughtfully themed local excursions. S1 students enjoyed a guided PSHE Field Trip exploring the Tsuen Wan community. Under the "Life and Nature" theme, S2 students participated in a Biodiversity Trip, a beach-cleaning activity, a wood upcycling workshop, a nature wellbeing day, and an overnight tenting camp. Focusing on "Career Exploration," S3 to S5 students gained practical industry insights during visits to Deloitte and ATAL.
Expanding their horizons further, S1 to S5 students also joined enriching study tours. Day trips included a Greater Bay Area Business Tour and an Ecological Exploration Tour. For deeper immersion, students embarked on multi-day expeditions, featuring a STEM & Food Culture Tour, a Zhengzhou Sister School Exchange, and a Cultural and Water Conservation Trip to Wuhan.
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Pedal Power at Siu MingWe are thrilled to have hosted a successful Cycling Experience Day, supported by the Jockey Club "Active School" Programme and the Hong Kong China Cycling Association (HKCFA).
For many students, this was their first time cycling on campus. The atmosphere was electric! Under the expert guidance of professional coaches, many students achieved the remarkable feat of learning to ride in just one session—conquering their fears and gaining a huge sense of accomplishment. The excitement was contagious, with several teachers even joining in the fun to cycle alongside their students, creating wonderful memories outside the classroom.We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Jockey Club for its generous support and the HKCFA Coach Lai (HK National Mountain Bike Team Coach) and his coaching team for their professional instruction. Thank you for adding such a vibrant chapter to our school life!
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Environmental and Conservation Fund “Sea” through Cetacean: STEAM Student Ambassador Program & Cetacean Conservation Exhibition Project Launching CeremonyOur Biology students participated in Environmental and Conservation Fund “Sea” through Cetacean: STEAM Student Ambassador Program & Cetacean Conservation Exhibition Project Launching Ceremony on 1st Feb., 2026
In collaboration with the Cetacean Research Institute and PolyU, the program at Science Unit, Lingnan University offers students hands-on experience in biological specimen preparation while exploring cetacean biology and marine conservation.
Today, we are degreasing 10 ribs from beaked whale skeletons in the Bio Lab to prepare specimens for a public exhibition in 2027! Dive into marine science with us! -
Learning beyond the classroom- HKU SWIMS Student AmbassadorsToday kicks off the "Empowering Youth Ambassadors for Ocean Stewardship" program, organized by The Swire Institute of Marine Science (SWIMS) at HKU. Student ambassadors will explore Hong Kong’s mangroves, rocky shores, and coral reefs through lectures, laboratory work, and field studies.
Eager to learn outside the classroom, these students aim to inspire others in their communities to appreciate and protect the natural environment. -
DMHCSM 2026 Random Dance ChallengeThrowing it back to 31st January, when we all shared smiles and laughter at DMHCSM! It was energetic and those happy faces say it all!
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School Information Day
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Sports Day
The Our Sports Day this year was successfully held at Tsing Yi Sports Ground! Under the bright sun, students gave their best in track events, team relays, and field competitions. Their passion, perseverance, and teamwork truly reflected the Siuming spirit! Every athlete, cheerleader, and supporter played a part — turning the day into a celebration filled with energy, joy, and unforgettable memories .
Heartfelt thanks to all teachers, parents, alumni, cheerleaders, and students for their enthusiastic support in making this year’s Sports Day a great success! Stay tuned and get ready to enjoy our upcoming videos capturing the most exciting moments of our cheer leaders ! -
S.1 , S.2 Classroom Open Day
On October 15th, the school and the PTA jointly held an S.1 & S.2 Classroom Open Day. 119 parents observed classes, and 36 participated in the two parent workshops. Parents praised the cleanliness of the campus and the rich, engaging teaching content. They were pleased to see their daughters enjoying campus life. In addition, parents learned more about parent-child communication skills from social workers during the parent-child workshops.