Sustainability is at the heart of LPC. This value came to life as our students joined forces with WWF Singapore  and WWF Hong Kong  for an immersive conservation day at the Mai Po Nature Reserve, on 27 November. This event was part of WWF Singapore’s Wetlands Immersion Programme, welcoming 12 young conservationists from Singapore for a week-long study trip. After a quick ice-breaking session, the day began with boots on the ground—or rather, waders in the water . The group em

Following our collaboration with Integrated Brilliant Education  (IBEL) in October, the Youth Plus Mission (YPM) Quan Cai team hosted an engaging day for local non-Chinese speaking students at the campus on 15 November. The group experienced a taste of LPC culture by participating in the signature Dragon Dance, creating their own Venetian Masks , and exploring African Drumming. The day ended on an energetic note with a fun relay game. We look forward to more meaningful collab

For our students, making a difference doesn't stop at the classroom door. During their mid-term break, a group of nine students visited the Food Angel Jockey Club Food Production Centre on 14 October. Led by our Head of Humanities, Ms. Esther Chau, they rolled up their sleeves alongside public volunteers, taking part in the vital work of food preparation and packaging meal boxes. "To make a change in society starts from something small. If everyone puts in a small effort, i

Funded by Techtronic Industries (TTI), the Youth Empowerment Programme brought together students from LPC and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) to participate in a transformative initiative. This programme marked the first post-COVID iteration of Habitat for Humanity ’s Global Village programme, blending meaningful community service with leadership development, communication training, and volunteering. Designed to empower the next generation of chan