Match Reports and Sports Updates 21 Sep 2026

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.

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.

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.

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.