That’s exactly what happened when our students stepped inside Google Hong Kong on 28 November. Led by Mathematics teacher Gemma Keating, the group took part in an eye-opening session on innovation and AI. They also engaged in thoughtful and inspiring conversations with Michael Yung, Strategic Advisor for Google Cloud, and Kenneth Wong, Business Development Lead – Strategic Enterprise & Public Sector at Google. The students returned not just with new knowledge, but with superc

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

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

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

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.

Rolling up their sleeves and grabbing brooms, the students of Team M.A.D. swung into action to clean up the campus after Typhoon Ragasa. The entire 24-member team, joined by members of The Domestic Helper student group and the Caritas Tai Wai student group, worked tirelessly to clear fallen branches and debris. Our big thank you also goes to all the support staff behind the scenes . Thank you to the catering team, the guards on duty and the maintenance team for keeping the ca

During Orientation Week, our Year 2 students showcased their incredible Quan Cai (QC) activities, embodying the true spirit of holistic development. At the heart of the QC programme—aligned with the UWC mission and the IB CAS framework, students dive into hands-on experiences, serving others and stepping into leadership roles. With over 70 activities to choose from, students are encouraged to challenge themselves, take risks, and become reflective change-makers in their commu