At S.K.H. Bishop Baker Secondary School, we are steadfast in promoting interdisciplinary scientific innovation and gifted education, continuously empowering our students to broaden their horizons and push beyond their boundaries. In July, our recent Secondary 6 graduates—MA Ying Yuen, CHAN Lok Tung, NG Hau Ying, and WEN Chun Fai—were selected to represent Hong Kong in the Grand Final of the 1st National Youth Artificial Intelligence Competition. Competing in the "Youth Embodied Intelligence Competition" category, our students distinguished themselves with outstanding scientific inquiry, exemplary teamwork, and commendable poise under pressure, proudly clinching the national Second Prize.
5D Lau Kai Sun wore jersey number 18 and represented the Hong Kong team in July. In the final ranking match for 11th–12th place, he and his teammates battled through five hard-fought sets and narrowly defeated Bahrain 17–15 in the decisive set, finishing the tournament in 11th place.
It is no easy feat to represent Hong Kong on the international stage. We greatly admire Kai Sun for his consistent dedication to training while balancing his academic studies so well. Keep up the excellent work — we look forward to seeing him achieve even greater success with the Hong Kong team in the future.
4D Man Ching Nam represented our school at the “2026 Olympicism Experience Camp” organised by the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China, from 29 to 31 July.
Camp objectives:
To understand the Olympic spirit through adventure activities, sports experiences, talks and visits
To exchange with students from the Mainland and Macau and share the joy of sport together
To build anticipation for the upcoming Asian Games while fostering teamwork and a sense of national pride
Student reflection: “I am very grateful to the school for giving me this precious opportunity to take part in the Olympicism Experience Camp. Although it was only a short three-day, two-night journey, the experience was unforgettable.
The programme was rich and varied. I tried aerial adventure activities and pickleball, and listened carefully to an Olympic pairs figure-skating champion share their journey of perseverance. The camp not only broadened my horizons but also gave me the chance to work and exchange ideas with partners from different regions. Through teamwork we earned the ‘Best Exploration Award’.
Even though our time together was brief, the insights I gained were profound. I felt the passion of sport and truly appreciated the value of collaboration. These memories will stay with me for a long time.”
Congratulations to 1D Kwong Hau Yin, 4B Lam Huen Yau and 6C Chen Zhoufeng!
We are delighted to share the outstanding results achieved by our students at the 2026 Asian Jump Rope Championships.
1D Kwong Hau Yin and his teammates secured Third Place in the Double Dutch Single Freestyle (12-15 Male) category — a proud achievement for both themselves and our school!
4B Lam Huen Yau and her teammates achieved Fourth Place in the Double Dutch Single Freestyle (16+ Female) category. This marks her first time representing the Hong Kong team on the international stage.
Meanwhile, 6C Chen Zhoufeng and his teammates delivered excellent performances across multiple events:
• 16+ Mixed Team All Round – Second Place
• 16+ Mixed Team Single Rope Team Freestyle – Third Place
• 16+ Mixed Team Single Rope Speed Relay 4×30s – Fifth Place (Final Round)
• 16+ Mixed Team Double Dutch Speed Relay 4×30s – Sixth Place (Final Round)
Their skill, hard work and determination on the international stage have brought great honour to our school. Well done to all!
Our school's S.4 student Hung Hing Hey stood out in the three rounds of the "Youth Astronaut Experience Camp 2026" selection process with outstanding performance, becoming one of the 30 "Youth Astronauts."
The camp is co-organized by the LCSD and the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce of Hong Kong. This year marks its fifteenth edition and will visit Beijing, Jiuquan, Xi'an, and other key national space science and astronomy facilities such as the China Astronaut Research and Training Center and the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center. The content is truly remarkable.
As departure approached, Hing Hey could hardly hide his anticipation: "This was my first time participating in a training camp lasting over a week, and I was both nervous and excited. Just thinking about the upcoming departure to the Jiuquan Space Launch Base and the chance to meet astronauts who have participated in space missions and return to Earth makes me especially excited. I'm also very much looking forward to experiencing some of the training astronauts have before going to space, such as the centrifuges used for astronaut training. I hope to get the chance to ride and experience it."
Congratulations to Hing Hey on this rare opportunity, and wishing him a smooth journey, a fruitful return, and a brilliant and unforgettable chapter in his secondary school life.
In the 2025–26 school year, five leaders ( 5B CHUNG CHEUK KIT, 5C HE LAM TSANG, 5C HO CHUEN HIM, 5C TONG CHEUK HAN and 5D HO PAK YIN) and forty members of the Moral and Civic Education Ambassadors organised activities in collaboration with external organisations, including the ‘Cookies for Change Charity Sale’ to raise funds for Oxfam, the ‘Pet Life Fair’ at United Court, the Pet Life Market Donation Drive, the 4th ‘Love and Legacy: Intergeneration Video Competition cum Caring Programme’, and the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council charity raffle sale and so on. These initiatives demonstrated their service spirit, promoted positive values such as care and civic responsibility, deepened students’ understanding of disadvantaged groups, and earned the school the following group awards:
Award: 24th Outstanding Volunteer Award : Caring School
Organiser: Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council
Award: Oxfam Student Ambassador — supporting ‘Hunger‑Free Action’ Project
Organiser: Oxfam
Award: Yuen Long District Outstanding Volunteer Election 2025: Youth Group Award-Merit Award (Moral and Civic Education Section)
Organiser: Yuen Long District Coordinating Committee on Promotion of Volunteer Service and Social
Award: Hong Kong Volunteer Award 2025: JC VOLUNTEER TOGETHER Caring
School
Organiser: The Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and the Agency for Volunteer Service, with support from the “JC VOLUNTEER TOGETHER” Project funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust.
5C He Lam-tsang was awarded the 2026 Outstanding Student Award for Values Education by the Hong Kong Values Education Teachers’ Association, with the priority value of Commitment. As one of the leaders of the Moral and Civic Education Ambassadors’ Programme, in school, he promoted a charity cookie sale to raise funds for Oxfam’s ‘Hunger-Free Action’ campaign, initiated a whole-school donation drive to support the ‘Pet Life Fair’ for the United Court, and delivered positive values education through English assemblies and short video productions. Demonstrating strong commitment, he collaborated with fellow student leaders to plan the ‘Pet Life Fair,’ successfully secured sponsorship, and encouraged school-wide participation. Through his actions, he conveyed the message of ‘Cherishing Life,’ extending values education from the campus to the wider community with outstanding performance.
Individual Session
Hui Ching delivered a 1.5 – 2 minutes prepared speech on the topic “Address an environmental, economic or social issue related to sustainable development in Hong Kong and propose a practical solution to your chosen issue”.
Host : Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui
5D Ho Pak-yin was awarded the ‘Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council – Social Care Scholarship 25-26’, awarded by the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council. He has actively engaged in community service, showing leadership and responsibility. As a leader of the Moral and Civic Education Ambassadors’ Programme, he organised the ‘Pet Life Fair’ at United Court, promoting respect, cherishing life, and responsibility, with support from forty ambassadors and participation from over one hundred residents. He also promoted values education through English assemblies, short videos, and souvenir design, while encouraging school-wide donations. Notably, he secured funding from the Hong Kong Good Friends Charity Fund Limited and coordinated Oxfam’s charity cookie sale. Through these initiatives, he strengthened his leadership and problem‑solving skills, deepened his understanding of disadvantaged groups, and demonstrated outstanding service spirit.
Our school recently took part in the "School Music Appreciation Challenge" online preliminary round, co-organized by the Education Bureau and RTHK Radio 4. We are proud to win the "18 Districts Active Participation Master Award".
Our teacher and student representative attended the Grand Finale and Award Ceremony on 8th July to share this joyful moment. Congratulations to all the winning teachers and students!