Orientation Day for the Mentors

Activities:

• Briefing on the Programme and the responsibilities of mentors

• Talk by Matthew Lui on youth mentors as role models (Matthew is a Steering Committee member – he is a rehabilitated youth and former youth leader)

• Visit to BGCA where the director-in-charge -  a seasoned youth social

   worker - and two teenage participants from BGCA’s mentoring programme “Growing Partners” shared their experiences and feedback   

Training Camp for the Mentors

Activities:

Work-Shadowing for the Mentors

Venue:  CLSA
Date:    June 14-18, 2010

Activities:

• Company and Departments Overview 

• Visit to HK Exchange and Bloomberg

• Work-shadowing with buddies

• Individual Presentations

Orientation Day for the Participants

Date:    June 26, 2010
Venue:  Po Leung Kuk Tong Nai Kan Junior Secondary College

Activities:

• Briefing on the Programme content and schedule and TWF’s expectations of the participants.

• Familiarisation and team building games to break the ice between the participants and their mentors
   

Gender Workshop for the Mentors

Date:    June 27, 2010
Venue:  The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Activities:

• A gender workshop held by Poon and Zoe (the volunteer facilitators from the mentors’ training camp)

• Debriefing on gender related observations by the mentors about the Participants from the Orientation Day

• Case studies of typical gender issues in schools and amongst teenagers

Training Session on Youth Engagement for the Mentors

Date:    July 7, 2010

Venue:  Po Leung Kuk Headquarters

Activities:

• Role-playing centred around scenarios and issues concerning troubled youth in Hong Kong today

• Skills training relating to leading young teens in games/activities

• Briefing on the arrangements of the summer camp

Summer Camp for the Participants

Date:    July 12-15, 2010
Venue:  Tai Po Tung Tsz Scout Centre

Activities:

• Games/activities for building team spirit,  self-confidence, communication skills and problem-solving skills   

• Gender-related activities/discussions

 

Work-Shadowing for the Participants

Date:    July 19-22, 2010 (Group 1);
            July 26-29, 2010 (Group 2)
Venue:  CLSA

Activities:

• Company and Departments Overview

• Work-shadowing with buddies

• Visit to HK Exchange

• Presentation 

Visit to Equal Opportunities Commission & Community Project Briefing

Date:    August 10, 2010
Venue:  Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) & Po Leung Kuk Headquaters 

Activities:

• Talk on Gender Awareness & Diversity by EOC

• Presentation & Sharing of EOC’s Career Challenge Youths’ Community Projects

• Kick off of TEEN Community Projects

Arts Ambassadors-in-School Volunteer Scheme 

Date:    November 21, 2010
Venue:  The Hong Kong Disneyland

Activities:

• A community work programme organised by the Arts Development Council

• TEENs served as Arts Ambassadors taking photographs of members of the Hong Kong Society for the Aged, which were the subject of a public exhibition

English Workshops

Date: December 2010 – March 2011 (on alternate Saturdays)
Venue: St. Catharine’s School for Girls, Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• Run by volunteer teachers who are native English speakers including a CLSA staff member

• Course curriculum developed by an Assistant Language Instructor at HK University, Centre for Applied English Studies

Christmas Party

Date:   December 23, 2010
Venue:  Po Leung Kuk Tim Ka Ping Harmony Land for Families (Sheung Shui)

Activities:

• TEENs and Big brothers/sisters prepared food, played games, and exchanged Christmas cards

• Party time, Lucky draw and Sharing

Art Workshops

1. Pencil Sketching Workshop
Date: December 28, 2010

Venue: Po Leung Kuk Tong Nai Kan Junior Secondary College

2. Chinese Calligraphy Workshop
Date: December 29, 2010
Venue: Po Leung Kuk Tong Nai Kan Junior Secondary College

3. Watercolour Painting Workshop
Date: December 29, 2010
Venue: Po Leung Kuk Tong Nai Kan Junior Secondary College

Activities:

• Introduction of art history and female artists by trainers from the workshops co-organiser, the HeArt Touch Foundation

• Experimental tasks and practice under trainers’ guidance

Talk by Anson Chan & Community Project Presentation

Date:    March 12, 2011
Venue:   Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• A talk given by Mrs Anson Chan on leadership in HK and challenges in life

• Community project presentations by TEENs

Personal Branding Workshops

Date:    March 19 & 26, 2011
Venue:  St. Catharine’s School for Girls (Part I), Po Leung Kuk Tong Nai Kan Junior Secondary College (Part II)

Activities:

Part I:

• Pre-workshop photo shooting

• Demonstration, advice and styling tips given to TEENs by an experienced personal image consultant

Part II:

• TEENs’ individual presentations on their own dressing styles

• Leadership styles and attributes presentation by instructor

• Photography competition & Post-workshop photo shooting

• Loving your own body roundup

Closing Ceremony

Date:   May 14, 2011 
Venue: Kwai Chung Methodist College

 Activities:

• Catwalk performance, the TEENs and Big brothers/sisters shared what they had learnt and gained throughout the year
  

• Awards presentation to the programme participants

• Sharing by the trainers, volunteers and representatives from our supporting organisations

 

Orientation Day for Big Brothers/Sisters

Date:    May 28, 2011
Venue:  Po Leung Kuk Tong Nai Kan Junior Secondary College

Activities:

• Briefing on the Programme and the responsibilities of the big brothers/sisters

Training Camp for Big Brothers/Sisters

Date:    June 3-4, 2011
Venue:  1) Sheung Shui – Community Sports Ltd
           2) Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• Team building activities

• Role-playing centred around typical issues affecting youth nowadays

• Meeting with last year’s teens to practise youth engagement skills and to understand more about youth culture

• Briefing of the arrangements for the TEENs’ orientation

 
Orientation Day for The T.E.E.N. Programme 2011-2012

Date:    June 25, 2011
Venue:  Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• Briefing on the Programme content, Programme schedule and expectations of the participants

• Familiarisation and team building games to break the ice between the participants and their big brothers and sisters

Activities:

• Gender training workshop including games and discussions on gender stereotyping and related issues in Hong Kong

• Work attachment duties included helping with questionnaires analysis, filing of gender-related news clippings and other administration tasks

Big Brothers/Sisters Work Attachment
Date:    July 4-5, 2011 (for Group 1) / 6-7 July 2011 (for Group 2)
Venue:  Sunshine College, Po Leung Kuk Tin Ka Ping Harmony Land for Families

Date:    21 July (for Group 3) or 28 July (for Group 4) and 7 Aug
Venue:  Po Leung Kuk Tin Ka Ping Harmony Land for Families & Sheung Shui – Community Sports Ltd

Activities:

Activities:

Summer Camp

Date:    July 14-17, 2011
Venue:  Sheung Shui – Community Sports Ltd

Activities:

• Games/activities for enhancing team spirit, self-confidence, communication skills and problem-solving skills

• Gender-related games/discussions

TEENs NGO Attachment for Gender Issues Training

Group 1: Family Planning Association
Date:  July 27 and 31, 2011

Group 2: Anti Sexual Violence Resource Centre
(Anti-480)
Date:     August 15-16, 2011

Group 3: Hong Kong Eating Disorders Association
Date:  August 16 and 18, 2011

Group 4: Teen’s Key
Date:  August 17 and 18, 2011

Activities:

• Each NGO partner provided a half-day gender awareness training workshop for the TEENs

• The TEENs assisted in ad hoc projects for the NGO partners, ranging from designing, preparing and managing a booth game at a fun fair, to conducting questionnaire pre-tests and interviewing research targets at the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, to collecting passers-by signatures to support a campaign promoting “Fat is not a sin”

• TEENs also assisted in the NGOs’ daily work, such as newspaper cuttings, data entry, sorting and labeling items

Visit to Equal Opportunities Commission and Workshop on Research and Community Project

Date:    August 12, 2011
Venue:  (i) Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) - AM
           (ii) Po Leung Kuk Headquarters - PM

Activities:

• Talk on gender awareness delivered by EOC

• Presentation & sharing by the EOC’s Career Challenge Ambassadors

• Kick off of TEEN community projects at PLK Headquarters

Community Projects Discussion & Wrap-up of T.E.E.N. Programme

Date:   August 26, 2011
Venue: Po Leung Kuk Headquarters

Activities:

• Brain storming of group community project proposals

• A summer wrap up session to round off the summer programme activities

Training Workshops

1. Photography Workshop
Date:             August 1, 2011
Venue:           Po Leung Kuk Headquarters
 
2. Drama Workshop
Date:             August 26, 2011
Venue:           Po Leung Kuk Headquarters

3. Film Making Workshop
Date:              September 10, 2011
Venue:            Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Activities:

• Skills training workshop to equip the TEENs with more skills for their group community projects

 


Christmas Party

Date:    December 23, 2011
Venue:  Po Leung Kuk Headquarters

Activities:

• Self-reflecting and sharing among the TEENs and the big brothers and sisters

• Party time and group games for enhancing team spirit and communication skills 

Art Workshops

1. Peasant Painting Workshop
Date:    December 28,  2011

2. Bracelet Workshop
Date:    December 28,  2011

3. Chinese Calligraphy Workshop
Date:    December 29,  2011

Hong Kong Arts Festival Ballet Show – “A Mid-summer Night's Dream”

Date:   March 3, 2012
Venue: Hong Kong Cultural Centre

Activities:

• The TEENs and alumni attended a Ballet performance of “A Midsummer Night's Dream” during the Hong Kong Arts Festival – an experience which many of them described as magical

Talk by Phyllis Lau & Community Project Presentation

Date:   March 24, 2012
Venue: Po Leung Kuk Tong Nai Kan Junior Secondary Collage

Activities:

• Ms Phyllis Lau, one of the Ten Outstanding Warriors recognised by the Regeneration Society, delivered a moving and inspiring speech about the importance of persistence and not giving up on your dreams

• Group community project presentations by the TEENs

English Workshops

Date:   March 2012 – May 2012 (6 lessons)
Venue: Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• A series of six English workshops run by a volunteer teacher, Yumi Arnaudo, who is a native English speaker

• The participants learned English through interactive and fun games and exercises which were tailor-made by Yumi 

Closing Ceremony

Date:    May 25, 2012
Venue:  Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• The TEENs shared what they have learnt throughout the year and heard their parents, teachers and friends commenting on their transformation as a result of participating in the programme through a pre-recorded video 

• The volunteers and representatives from our supporting organizations and schools shared their comments on the programme and the participants

• Awards presentation to the programme participants

CLSA Work Shadowing 

Date:    June 18-21, 2012 (Big Brothers and Sisters)
             July 16-19, 2012   (Group 1)
             July 23-26, 2012   (Group 2) 
Venue: CLSA

Activities:

• Company and Department Overview 

• Visit to the HK Stock Exchange and Bloomberg

• Work-shadowing with buddies

• Individual presentations about their time at CLSA

  
  

  

Orientation Day for the Big Brothers and Sisters

Date:    May 19, 2012
Venue:  Noah’s Ark

Activities:

• Briefing on the programme content, programme schedule and expectations of the big brothers and sisters  

• Familiarization and team building games to break the ice between the big brothers and sisters 

Training Camp for the Big Brothers and Sisters

Date:    May 30-31, 2012
Venue:  Noah’s Ark & The Salvation Army Ma Wan Youth Camp

Activities:

• Team building activities

• Familiarization with the activities planned for the TEENs Summer Camp

  
  

Training Workshop on Youth Engagement for the Big Brothers and Sisters

Date:    June 16, 2012
Venue:  Noah’s Ark & Cheung Sha Wan Service Division of the Boys’ Brigade

Activities:

• A half-day workshop on youth engagement skills, including understanding youth needs and leading youth activities was delivered by our trainer partner, Anchor House

• The Big Brothers and Sisters were divided into 2 groups to practise the skills they had learned with the team from Anchor House. 

  
  

   

Gender Training Workshop cum Work Attachment for Big Brothers/Sisters

(i) Workshop:
Date:   June 25, 2012
Venue: Hong Kong Eating Disorder Association (HEDA)

Activities:

• A half day gender training workshop on eating disorders, gender stereotyping and the influence of mass media in Hong Kong was delivered by HEDA

• The big brothers and sisters helped prepare the promotion letters and made cold calls to secondary schools to promote the educational programme

(ii) Work attachment: 

June 29 & July 4, 2012 – Precious Blood Secondary School in Chai Wan; or
July 5 & 9, 2012 – Tsuen Wan Public Ho Chuen Yiu Memorial College in Tsuen Wan

Activities:

• The big brothers and sisters served as a facilitator for HEDA in their educational programme – “Character Strengthening Programme” for secondary school students  

Orientation Day for The T.E.E.N. Programme 2012-2013

Date:   June 30, 2012
Venue: Noah’s Ark

Activities:

• Briefing on the Programme content, Programme schedule and expectations of the participants

• Familiarisation and team building games to break the ice between the participants and their big brothers and sisters  

Training Workshop on Youth Engagement for the Big Brothers and Sisters (II)

Date:   July 9, 2012
Venue: Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• Sharing from last year’s Teens and Big Brothers and Sisters about the programme and to understand more about youth culture

• Role-playing and discussion around typical issues that may occur to enhance their youth engagement skills

4-day Summer Camp

Date:   July 18-21, 2012
Venue: Noah’s Ark at Ma Wan & Sze Lok Yuen Youth Hostel at Tai Mo Shan

Activities:

• Games/activities for enhancing team spirit, self-confidence, communication skills and problem-solving skills

• Diversity-related games/discussions

Teens Work Attachment at NGOs cum Gender Awareness Trainings

Date:   July 27 & 30, 2012
Venue: Anti480 - Anti Sexual Violence Resource Centre (Group 1)

Date:   August 2 & 3, 2012
Venue: Hong Kong Eating Disorders Association (Group 2)

Date:   August 6 & 7, 2012
Venue: Teen’s Key (Group 3)

Date:   August 21 & 24, 2012
Venue: Family Planning Association (Group 4)

Activities:

• Each NGO partner provided a half-day diversity training workshop for a group of the Teens

• The Teens were tasked with ad hoc projects by the respective NGO partners, ranging from designing, preparing and managing a booth game at a fun fair, street observation, interviewing research targets, collecting passers-by signatures

• They also assisted with the NGOs’ daily routines, such as newspaper cuttings, data entry, files sorting and labeling

Visit to Equal Opportunities Commission

Date:   August 15, 2012
Venue: Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC)

Activities:

• Talk and games on stereotyping and gender awareness delivered by EOC

• Presentation & sharing by the team responsible for EOC’s “Career Challenge” Campaign

Training Workshops

1. Photography Workshop
Date:   August 9, 2012
Venue: Kwai Chung Methodist College

2. Film Making Workshop
Date:   August 9, 2012
Venue: Kwai Chung Methodist College, Lai King 

3. Drama Workshop
Date:   August 9, 2012
Venue: Po Leung Kuk Lo Kit Sing (1983) College, Tsing Yi

Activities:

• Skills training workshops to equip the Teens with more skills for their group community projects

Community Projects Workshops cum Wrap-up of Summer Programme

Date:   August 9, 2012
Venue: Kwai Chung Methodist College (Workshop I)

Date:   August 23, 2012
Venue: Po Leung Kuk Lo Kit Sing (1983) College (Workshop II)

Activities:

• Kick off of T.E.E.N. community projects

• Introduction of different research skills and techniques for their group community projects

• Brain storming of group community project proposals

• A wrap up session to review and debrief the summer programme activities

Pizza-making Workshop

Date:   October 12, 2012
Venue: Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• The Teens were taught some “Green Life” concepts and to make pizza

Christmas Party

Date:   December 24, 2012
Venue: The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Activities:

• Party time and group games for enhancing team spirit and communication skills

• Self-reflection and sharing among the Teens and the Big Brothers and Sisters about their time working on their community project

Art Workshops (Bracelet and Peasant Painting)

Date:   December 27, 2012
Venue: Po Leung Kuk Lo Kit Sing (1983) College

Activities:

• These Chinese Arts workshops were co-organised with the HeArt Touch Foundation

• The Teens were taught Chinese Arts by the Instructors and practiced what they learnt at the workshops

Drama Performance of Chung Ying Theatre

Date:   December 27, 2012
Venue: Kwai Tsing Theatre

Activities:

• Some of the Teens enjoyed the Chung Ying Theatre Community Performance of “Christmas Messages:Really Snowing”

Alumni Committee Election and 1st Alumni Meeting

Date:    July 13, 2011
Venue:  City University of Hong Kong

Activities:

• More than two-third of last year’s TEENs joined the Alumni association and nearly all of them ran for one of the 13 committee positions

• A democratic election for the T.E.E.N. Alumni Committee took place. Each candidate had to state their platform and proposals to get support for their candidacy

Arts and Crafts Greeting Cards Workshop

Date:    July 30, 2011
Venue:  TWF Office

Activities:

• Volunteer Jessie Ku taught the TEENs to DIY greeting cards

Community Work: Fun Day with Ethnic Minority Children

Date:      July 30, 2011
Location: Sham Shui Po

Activities:

• Brief talk on Fasting and its importance in Islam

• The TEEN Alumni planned, led and played games with about 50 ethnic minority children

• Giving recycled books, stationery and toys to the ethnic minority children

Gender Movie Show

Date:    August 8, 2011
Venue:  Po Leung Kuk Headquarters

Activities:

• Screening of the Japanese movie “NHK Man and Woman”.

• The TEENs shared their views on the movie and the gender issues that they face in their daily lives.

Company Visit cum Presentation on Financial Literacy

Date:    August 8, 2011
Venue:  Societe Generale Office

Activities:

• Company tour

• A talk on financial literacy delivered by a SG staff who is a columnist and author to illustrate the concept of “money” and the importance of saving money.  He also shared his personal experience of selling recycled items with his sons in the “Dawn Market” at Sham Shui Po, the one most deprived district in Hong Kong.

Overnight Nature Exploration Camp

Date:      August 9-10, 2011
Location: Hok Tau, Fanling

Activities:

• primitive wild camp experience, including clearing weeds, making firewood, setting the campfire, cooking dinner on the campfire, bread making, night walk and hiking

Company visit cum career / interview skill talk at Hudson

Date:      August 19, 2011
Location: Hudson Office

Activities:

• Company tour

• Through video shows, group discussions, and role playing, the TEENs were inspired to think about their career aspirations and journey to attain their goals. They also received coaching in interviewing skills by the Hudson’s staff 

  

A dialogue on the 80s vs 90s

Date:    August 19, 2011
Venue:  Service Centre of Hong Kong Christian Service

Activities:

• A range of youth speakers including a teenage mother, a former triad society member and drug addict, a teenage girl who experienced date rape and under-aged sex with triad member, and a university graduate who started a social enterprise shared their touching experience to the TEENs.

Committee Review Meeting cum BBQ Gathering

Date:      September 13, 2011
Location: Ma On Shan

Activities:

• An Alumni get-together for a re-union and sharing of their recent life

• The Alumni reviewed the Alumni Program and discussed planned upcoming activities including Community work, DIY workshop to make aromatherapy products and the Christmas Party

   

English Workshops

Date:    October 2011 – December 2011 (6 lessons on alternate                      Saturdays)
Venue: Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• The second series of English workshops was run by the same volunteer teacher, Michael Winch, who also designed a very interactive course curriculum for the TEENs

• The participants learnt English through interesting and interactive games and exercises

D.I.Y. Workshop

Date:    October 8 & 29, 2011
Venue:  Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• Rita Ching, Associate Director of TWF, taught the participants to produce aromatherapy products, including lip balms, hand cream and aroma sachets.

• The TEENs were able to practise their new skills and make their own products in class

D.I.Y. Sales and TEEN Presentation at TWF’ Annual Gala Dinner

Date:    November 3, 2011
Venue:  Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour
           View Hotel

Activities:

• The TEENs sold their DIY aromatherapy products to  guests at the Gala Dinner to raise funds for TWF

• They also gave a presentation on their transformation as a result of joining the TEEN Programme

Community Work: Visiting the Homeless

Date:     December 24, 2011 (Christmas Eve)
Location: Sham Shui Po

Activities:

• The TEEN participants donated used clothes and their pocket money for the visit

• They helped arrange and distribute dinner boxes, drinks, fruits, and other snacks to the street sleepers, and talked to them

Christmas Party

Date:    December 27, 2011
Venue:  The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Activities:

• The party was organized and hosted by the Alumni Committee members

• Many of the  Year 1 TEENs and the big brothers and sisters joined the party.  They played games, shared their recent life and exchanged gifts

 

 

 

English Workshops

Date:    February 2012 – May 2012 (6 lessons on alternate Saturdays)
Venue: Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• The third series of English workshops was run by the same CLSA volunteer teacher, Michael Winch as before  

• He designed a very interactive course curriculum for learning English through games and activities which were well-received by the TEENs 

   

   

   

   

Richard Ivey School of Business Summer Business Programme

Period:  July 2012
Venue:  IVEY campus in HKCEC

Activities:

• The Richard Ivey School of Business provided TWF with an assisted place for one fortunate TEEN to participate in its prestigious two-week 2012 Summer Business Programme in Hong Kong. The Programme is a pre-university course for university-bound Grade 11-12 students designed to build their leadership skills and the fundamentals they will need to work in teams and to succeed in the business world. We recommended a numbers of TEENs from our first cohort. After a rigorous interview process, Ivey chose TEEN participant Jian Feng Liu to join the pogramme, which he described as life changing and inspirational.

T.E.E.N. Alumni Summer Camp

Date:      July 31 – August 2, 2012
Location: Tai Po Tung Tsz Scout Centre

Activities:

• To build up the cohesiveness and team spirit between the two cohorts of Teens

• An Alumni get-together for sharing of their recent life

Art Workshop – DIY Accessories Workshop

Date:      August 13, 2012
Location: Déjà vu Creation Office

Activities:

• The workshops was co-organized with a social enterprise, Déjà vu Creation, which produces accessories by making use of recycled materials

• The participants learned to make personal wristbands and rings using recycled leather and plastic banners

Recycle Funfair 2012

Date:   August 18, 2012
Venue: The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Activities:

• The Teens designed and ran a booth game to promote “Green Life”

• Three other Teens gave two performance shows on street dance and singing with guitar playing

Community Work - 3D Vertical Gardening Tower

Date:      August 19, 2012
Location: Yuen Long

Activities:

• Introduction of the purposes and features of vertical gardening towers

• The participants delivered the bricks and assisted in constructing the foundation of vertical gardening tower

Hong Chi Association (Social Enterprise) Visit

Date:   August 25, 2012
Venue: Hong Chi Association

Activities:

• Tour around Hong Chi Association, including their hotel, restaurant and organic farm

• The Teens experienced organic farming and DIY cakes

Exploration Tour on the Life of Ethnic Minorities

Date:      August 27, 2012
Location: Chung King Mansion

Activities:

• Understanding Hong Kong’s diverse culture through a tour of Chung King Mansion and interviews with ethnic minorities

Leftover Fruit Collecting and Jam Making Workshop

Date:      September 30, 2012
Location: Yau Ma Tei Fruit Wholesale Market

Activities:

• Organized by Leftovers, a local group that targets reducing waste, the workshop taught the Teens about the scope of Hong Kong’s food waste issues

• The Teens collected edible fruit from Yau Ma Tei Fruit Wholesale Market, learnt to make jam from over ripened or slightly blemished fruit and distributed the unused fruits and pastries to Yau Ma Tei’s street sleepers

Set-up of Alumni Committee

Date:      October 4, 2012
Location: Kwai Fong

Activities:

• A meeting was organized with the Alumni Committee Members who were divided into 4 Sub-committees, (Volunteer Activity Sub-committee, Life Experience Sub-committee, Leisure Activity Sub-committee and Skills Workshop Sub-committee) and tasked with initiating and organizing activities under their respective ambits

 
Speech Presentation in TWF Gala Dinner

Date:   November 1, 2012
Venue: Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View Hotel, Wan Chai

Activities:

• One of the Teens gave a touching speech on her transformation as a result of joining the TEEN Programme. The vice- principal of her school also spoke at the event

Drama Performance of Chung Ying Theatre

Date:   December 27, 2012
Venue: Kwai Tsing Theatre

Activities:

• Some of the Teens enjoyed the Chung Ying Theatre Community Performance of “Christmas Messages: ReallySnowing”

Christmas Party

Date:    December 28, 2012
Venue:  Kwai Chung Methodist College

Activities:

• Organized and hosted by the Leisure Activity Sub-committee

• Teens from both Year 1 and 2 joined the party and enjoyed the interactive games