The Orientation Day for S.1 students and parents was held on 23 August 2025 (Saturday), which aimed to prepare new comers for a flourishing secondary school life. It introduced the distinctive features and educational ideas of the school, as well as essential information and resources, enabling students to make a smooth transition into academic and school life at our school. 

The Salesian Family nominated outstanding students from each Salesian secondary school to compete for the Saint John Bosco Award. Nominees must excel academically and demonstrate a spirit of service, inspired by Saint John Bosco. It is our honor to announce that Jasmine Ng from F.6 received the Saint John Bosco Award and a scholarship of $20000 among many other candidates.

During the award ceremony, Jasmine expressed gratitude for the education and nurturing she received from our school over the past six years, which helped her become a confident, independent, capable, and responsible future university student. She especially thanked Mr. Leung Kwong-yung for establishing the award and providing her with financial support. Jasmine will be entering the University of Hong Kong to study dentistry in September.

Jasmine promised to continue striving forward and hopes to become an excellent dentist, contributing to society and improving the quality of life for the public, while embodying the qualities of care and compassion promoted by the Catholic Youth.

Our students participated in a Global Leaders Exchange programme with teens from South Korea on 12-13 August, 2025.

Students did not only engaged in cultural exchange activities, but also had in-depth discussions on the 17 world Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

2025 is the jubilee year for the Catholic Church, the theme of this year is " Pilgrimage of Hope" .

Summer Liu, Vivian Yip, Natalie Pang and Sr. Weng ，Our group of about 30 people joined the Jubilee Pilgrimage organized by the Salesian Youth Movement of the Chinese Province, and joined about one million young people from all over the world to hold a week-long Jubilee Youth Festival in Rome from July 28 to August 3.

After the Jubilee Youth Day, we also visited the place where St. John Bosco began his ministry in Turin, Italy, and the place of origin of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians, the hometown of St. Maria Domenica Mazzarello in Mornese , northern Italy.

English Everywhere, Fostering Fluency

Our PE lessons at Marist College were filled with energy and teamwork! Students not only tried Ki o Rahi, a traditional Māori game, but also joined in other fun activities that tested their speed, coordination and cooperation. It was a lively way to bond with new friends and experience school life in New Zealand!