The LPCUWC community was privileged to welcome back UWC's longstanding patrons and visionary philanthropists, Mr Shelby and Mrs Gale Davis, to our campus on 11 December. Accompanied by Mr Jacob Mnookin, Director of Partnership & Innovation at the Davis UWC Scholars Program, the momentous occasion was a day filled with meaningful connections and a shared celebration of the UWC mission they have generously supported for decades. The day began with a vibrant welcome performance

LPC faculty members and students participated in the 2025 Yidan Prize Summit and Awards Ceremony on 5-6 December to explore innovative ideas and insights on the future of education. Our teachers and students engaged alongside over 200 educators, 100 youth participants, and representatives from NGOs, foundations, universities, and schools in thought-provoking talks and discussions under the theme: "Education at a crossroads: co-creating paths forward for a brighter future." As

Congratulations to Fleur Schrader (Class of 2016), who has made history by winning Hong Kong, China’s first-ever Para-Equestrian medals at the FEI Asian Championships Pattaya 2025. Concluding on 30 November, Fleur and her horse Jockey Club Todays Special’s incredible performance earned her the bronze medal in the Freestyle Individual Competition with a score of 70.354%. This marks the first-ever individual medal in Hong Kong, China's Para Dressage history. Fleur and her team

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

Crafted by the Alumni Connect Quan Cai (QC) Team, we are thrilled to annoucnet that the debut issue of LPC Legacy, our brand-new alumni newsletter, is officially live! Designed and written by the multi-talented members, Zenith, Rachel and Genivee, the inaugural issue is packed with LPC spirit. Dive into a heartfelt interview with the legendary Esther Chau, an LPC pillar since 1993 . Get the latest community updates, and be the first to save the date for our 2026 reunion! Rea

Sweat, blisters, stomach aches, and cramps—nothing stopped our LPCUWC teams from conquering the 24 Hour Race Hong Kong 2025!  Held in the Peak on 29-30 November, with incredible grit and unity, both student teams pushed through the entire 24 hours to place an outstanding 3rd and 6th overall! Well done to Caitlin and Marc for their leadership, and congratulations to all the runners: Caitlin, Marc, Adelaide, Andy W, Antonia, Bosco Z, Ford, George, James, Jamil, Jose, Kevin, Mi

We are thrilled to announce that LPCUWC has been shortlisted as a finalist in two categories at the Greater Bay Area (GBA) School Awards 2026:  Innovative Teaching & Learning  Experiential Learning Program This dual recognition shows how we bring learning to life—by connecting big ideas with real-world action. It is a great honour to be named alongside institutions like Chinese International School, Victoria Shanghai Academy, Yew Chung International School and others.  Levera

Congratulations to Eunice, our Year 2 student, for making the Top 40 in the 6th MY STAGE Hong Kong Secondary School Sustainable Fashion Design Competition! Echoing the competition’s theme, Eunice’s design reflects the changes in biodiversity and natural scenery she witnessed growing up in the New Territories. Growing up in the rural areas of Yuen Long and Ma On Shan, Eunice has watched Hong Kong’s skyline rise and its natural scenes recede. “I have noticed how there are more

Our Year 1 Theatre students took to the stage on 17 November, for their first public performances at the assembly hall. The performances were conducted in two sessions. In the first act, '2+2=5', devised by Layla, Patrícia, and Lily, the audience was presented with an exploration of how lies are spread to preserve power and manipulate the masses. This was followed by 'The Paradox of Choice' (devised by Joanna, Joey, and Sarah), a piece that examined the modern dilemma of choi

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

A group of LPC alumni enjoyed a cozy gathering in Shanghai on 9 November. From the Class of 1995 to our recent graduates, the evening was filled with shared stories from their time at LPC, updates on life since graduation, and a special address from the Principal. We look forward to meeting more of our global LPC alumni community in the future! Stay tuned for details about our 2026 reunion.

On 4 November, we had the pleasure of hosting Mr  Matthew A. Schneider, CEO & Founder of Building Inc., on campus for a guest speaker session. While in town for Hong Kong FinTech Week 2025, Matthew shared his journey as a Gen Z entrepreneur and sparked our students to take action, highlighting the power of personal branding, storytelling, and taking the first step on one’s entrepreneurial path. “Start before you are ready.” Matthew’s resilience and authenticity resonated dee

Organised by Jason Yu (LPCUWC ’06), Chairman of UWC Graduates Organisation Hong Kong and Barrister at Des Voeux Chambers, three of our Year 1 students, Emma, Tanisha, and Frederike, took part in the first Law Exploration Programme on 13–14 October during their mid-term break. Over two days, students observed live proceedings at the High Court Building, including a civil hearing and a two-day appeal featuring LPC alumnus and barrister Christopher Chain SC, and learned about va

This past Saturday, on 1 November, LPC hosted the first Cultural Evening of the school year, and what a way to begin! Over 100 guests, including parents, alumni, and friends, joined us on campus to celebrate the vibrant and rich Chinese culture. The evening began with a traditional Chinese dinner, where our talented students stepped into the role of servers, delivering dishes to the tables. Both students and staff embraced the festive spirit, dressing in Chinese-inspired atti

Sarah Mugoli Balekage (Class of 2021) shares how her LPCUWC experience served as the transformative foundation for her academic journey, launching a lifetime of impact. Born in Eastern Congo, Sarah’s early life was shaped by conflict and inequality. A scholarship to LPCUWC made her the first in her family to study abroad, and that is where her life-changing journey began. Immersed in a community of students from over 90 countries, Sarah soon transitioned from a French-speaki

How do you advocate for the effects of climate change in a way that truly resonates with people? For Yik Kei Leung (LPCUWC ’18), the answer lies in the transformative power of storytelling. This year, on United Nations Day (24 October), we celebrated the remarkable work of Yik Kei, who is leading the global campaign Healthy Planet Now. By capturing and sharing personal stories of how climate change affects health and communities, Yik Kei is turning lived experiences into acti

We are delighted to share that our collaboration with WWF Hong Kong has been featured in their "About Life" publication . This partnership is part of WWF's flagship "One Planet Schools" (OPS) programme, which resonates deeply with our UWC mission to promote "peace and sustainability" by offering students immersive, real-world conservation experiences. In the featured interview, our IBDP Environmental Systems and Societies teacher, Ms Janice Chin, discussed the impact of our

Congratulations to our Year 2 students, Cristina, Daisy, Keira, and Mandy, for winning second place at the "Tomorrow's Guestroom in the Hotel Industry" competition! The award presentation ceremony was held on 11 October.   Organised by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University’s School of Hotel and Tourism Management (SHTM) and Hotel ICON, the competition challenged students to set new standards by designing a hotel room for the future.   Reflecting on the experience, the team sha

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

The Connect for Cancer QC student group hosted a successful bake sale on 8 October , raising funds and awareness for the Children's Cancer Foundation Hong Kong. The event was a perfect blend of student-made treats and meaningful action with the Hats On Day campaign. Thank you to all the students and staff who came out to show their support and make a difference.