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As our community gathered to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, I hope you all enjoyed a joyful and memorable weekend filled with family, friendship and tradition.

Our recent Mermaid Swimming Experience with Mermaid Ocean Palace Hong Kong was a truly unforgettable enrichment opportunity for our primary students. Combining aquatic skill development, creativity, confidence building and teamwork, the session provided an exciting and unique learning experience beyond the traditional curriculum.

Last week we launched our NAIS HK ECA provision for Term 1 because we believe that a well-rounded education extends far beyond the classroom.

I hope you all had a wonderful Mid-Autumn Festival celebration with family and friends. It was lovely last week to feel the excitement throughout the school as the children talked about the festival, shared their plans, and enjoyed activities such as lantern-making and even some mooncake tasting.

This week has been one of celebration at the Sixth Form Centre, with students and staff coming together to recognise achievements, leadership, and the importance of community.

Last Friday, we were delighted to host our first ever Family Snowy Mooncake Workshop. It was fantastic to welcome so many families into school for this special event and to see children and parents learning side by side. Under the expert guidance of Lu Lao Shi, families created their own snowy mooncakes to take home, enjoying every step of the process together.

This week at the Hung Hom Campus, we have been focusing on helping students explore what life may look like in the years immediately following school. For many of our young people, university or college will be the next step in their educational journey, and much of our work is centred on preparing them for this important transition.

As the Mid-Autumn Festival approaches, we look forward to celebrating this special season together on campus, alongside our House mooncake collection to support local elderly residents.

We are pleased to share an exciting opportunity for students to participate in the ASG Hong Kong Youth Badminton Elite Cup 2026 (Season 3), which will be hosted at our Nord Anglia International School Hong Kong, Kwun Tong Campus during the Christmas holiday period.

At NAIS Hong Kong, we believe that festivals are powerful opportunities to learn, connect, and celebrate the diversity that enriches our community. As we prepare for the Mid-Autumn Festival, we reflect on a tradition that has been celebrated for over a thousand years, bringing families and communities together to give thanks, enjoy mooncakes, and admire the beauty of the full moon.

Last week, we were delighted to welcome our Year 12 and 13 parents to our new Sixth Form Campus in Hung Hom. It was wonderful to showcase this exciting learning environment and share our vision for the future of Sixth Form education at NAIS Hong Kong.

Our Year 5 students took part in a series of friendly water polo games during this week's double games fixture. Players were organised into small teams, providing everyone with opportunities to participate and develop their understanding of the game.

Thank you to all the parents who were able to join us at the Campus Launch Celebration on Thursday 10th September. It was a pleasure to welcome so many members of our community to the new Sixth Form Centre.

Following auditions on Monday 7th September, we are delighted to announce that the cast list for our upcoming production of Annie the Musical was released on Friday 11th September.

Firstly, I would like to say a heartfelt thank you to everyone who has already donated mooncakes and lanterns. It has been wonderful to see these starting to arrive in school as we prepare for our Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations.

It has been another fantastic week for our students as we welcomed our Regional Managing Director, Stuart White, to the school. House Spirit was in full swing throughout the week, and Stuart was highly impressed by the enthusiasm, confidence and engagement of our brilliant students.

We would like to thank all parents who attended our Parent-Teacher Meetings last week. It was wonderful to see so many families engaging with teachers, both in person and virtually, to discuss their children's progress and experiences at the start of the academic year.

One of the greatest joys of the start of a new school year is getting to know our children as individuals: their personalities, strengths, ideas and, perhaps most importantly, their interests.

As we enter our fourth week at the new Hung Hom Campus, the sense of excitement, ambition and purpose across our Sixth Form community continues to grow.

It is hard to believe that we are already entering our third week of the school year. Across the campus, children are settling confidently into their new classes, building relationships with their teachers and classmates, and becoming increasingly familiar with their daily routines.