Hosting of Caritas Wu Cheng Chung College at Peicai Secondary School
1 November 2024
Peicai Secondary School welcomed students from Caritas Wu Cheng Chung College, Hong Kong, for a day of workshops and cultural exchange. Read on to find out how both schools are building lasting bonds.
Hosting of Caritas Wu Cheng Chung College at Peicai Secondary School
On 30th April, Peicai Secondary School had the pleasure of welcoming students and staff from Caritas Wu Cheng Chung College (CWCC), Hong Kong. This meaningful visit was part of our commitment to nurturing a global outlook and providing authentic opportunities for cultural exchange and learning beyond the classroom, and the Peicai OSEP team had visited CWCC back in November 2024.
The visiting group spent a full day at our school, touring our school campus and participating in a variety of engaging workshops. CWCC students were warmly received by our Peicai buddies at the foyer in the morning. It was a meaningful reunion and a wonderful opportunity for the students to reconnect with their buddies and strengthen the bonds of friendship.
Throughout the day, students enjoyed a mix of sports and arts activities — from a spirited Ultimate Frisbee game; to creating their own personalised keychains. These hands-on sessions encouraged teamwork, creativity, and cultural exchange.
CWCC students were also given the opportunity to participate in lesson experiences from our signature Applied Learning Programme (STEAM & Design Thinking) by Ms Lee Li Juan and Mr Vincent Siew, as well as a Humanities workshop led by Ms Ng Xin. In recognition of this special exchange, Peicai Secondary School presented a commemorative plaque to CWCC, symbolising our growing friendship and ongoing partnership.
An exchange of tokens of appreciation to Mr Lo Yuk Kwong, Assistant Principal of CWCC by our Principal, Mr Michael
Through this visit, our students not only built meaningful relationships but also honed key 21st Century Competencies — including civic literacy, global awareness, and cross-cultural skills — preparing them to thrive in an increasingly interconnected world.
We extend our sincere thanks to CWCC for joining us this year and look forward to continued collaboration and deeper cultural exchanges on our return trip to their college this November!