Our Lady's College

Teachers and classmates held New Year’s Eve stalls in the school playground to promote Chinese culture and welcome the Year of the Snake together.

The "Love and Life " theme workshop by CMAC aims to enhance students' positive value. Through activities, speakers shared the value of life in God's creation.  Moreover,  Mr So Wa Wai was invited to share his life experiences.  He is a retired athlete from Hong Kong who has competed in the Paralympic Games on five occasions, winning 12 medals. He encouraged OLC students to unleash their potential and pursue a fulfilling life. Through his real stories, students can find inspiration and cherish life.

Our school is invited to participate in the "Standard Chartered Arts Carnival 2024." Inspired by "Around the World in 80 Days," students designed clock faces based on Cairo and Amsterdam, which will be displayed at Victoria Park from November 30 to December 1, 2024.

The Visual Arts department organized a visit to "Art Hong Kong 2024," themed "Heritage and Art." Students explored diverse art forms and learned about Eastern and Western traditions. In Qi Baishi's digital exhibition, they gained insights into traditional art through innovative formats, broadening their horizons and inspiring creativity.

Students visited the Kids' Learning Club to assist with christmas celebrations and dinner. They helped with venue setup, food distribution, serving, cleaning, and tidying up. They also brought towel rabbits and hand-painted Christmas coasters, badges, and rolled paper art to share the joy and grace of Christmas with participants.

The Catholic Society and the Student Association jointly organized a Christmas celebration activities, featuring a Christmas skit performed by teachers and students, student performances, lucky draw and games. There was also a class celebration party on that day. Students actively participated, creating a joyful atmosphere where they shared blessings and happiness, making the Christmas event warm and unforgettable.

Through the study tour, students can learn more about the development of sustainable cultural heritage in Macao’s tourism industry. The exchange with the Macau University of Tourism enhanced students' understanding of studying in Macau.

After the activity, students studying Tourism and Hospitality Studies are required to submit an inspection report.

A virtual activity was designed to foster cross-cultural understanding and global friendship. Students shared their cultures, traditions, and daily lives through interactive discussions and presentations. By exploring similarities and differences in a friendly environment, students have gained a deeper appreciation for diversity and global citizenship.