The purpose of the study tours is to expose our students to a wider range of learning experiences and opportunities in order to broaden their global vision. When studying with young people from various cultures, our students are readying themselves with creativity, communication skills, collaborative skills, discernment, values and citizenship which are key to future success.
Study tours take students beyond the familiar and the experience is turned into deep learning through reflective assignments and integration with different subjects. Our theme-based and curriculum-based study tours are not simply a chance for language practice; they also offer opportunities for students to get knowledge of culture, history, art, technology, learn about conservation and the university education of other countries.
Our Girls‘ A Grade Basketball Team finished the HKSSF D1 Group Stage with ALL WINS!
With just 6 players on the team, we fought together and showed great teamwork. Everyone did their best in every match.
The group stage is just the start. We stay focused and will keep pushing for our next goal!
Our boys’ handball and volleyball invitational tournaments took place over two consecutive weeks. A big thank you to the nine participating primary schools:
▪️Toi Shan Association Primary School
▪️Kwong Ming School
▪️Kwong Ming Ying Loi School
▪️Yuen Long Long Ping Estate Wai Chow School
▪️S.T.F.A. Wu Siu Kui Memorial Primary School
▪️HKMLC Wong Chan Sook Ying Memorial School
▪️Yuen Long Merchants Association Primary School
▪️Taoist Ching Chung Primary School
▪️Fanling Public School
The young players gave their all, built friendships and showed great teamwork! 💪 We look forward to welcoming more schools to develop skills, promote a sporting culture and share the joy of sports!
Football, handball, volleyball, badminton, athletics, basketball and rugby teams training together!
Our next match will be held at 4:00 p.m. on 28 October at Yuen Long Park. Come along and cheer on our team! 👏
2026-2027 has come to a successful close. After two days of competition on October 8–9, the Man Kwan Pak Kau College swimming team achieved outstanding results in multiple categories.
The team won the following awards:
Girls’ A grade Championship 🏆🏆🥇🥇
Boy’s A grade: 7th Place
Boy’s B grade: 5th Place
Girl’s A grade: 5th Place
Boy’s A grade: 3rd Place 🥉🥉🥉
Boys’s Division Overall: 3rd Place 🥉🥉🥉
Girl’s Division Overall: 5th Place
Individual athlete won the following awards:
Boys’ A grade
6D Lau Cheuk Kiu : 2009 50-meter butterfly 2nd place🥈; 100-meter freestyle 4th place
6D Ho Cheuk Hin : 100-meter backstroke 5th place; 200-meter breaststroke 6th place
6B Chan Lok Ki: 100-meter breaststroke 8th place
4×50-meter medley relay 5th place
Girls’ A grade
6D Lee Sum Yau: 50-meter breaststroke champion🥇 (broke new record); 200-meter breaststroke champion🥇 (broke new record and personal best)
5E Wong Hoi Ching : 100-meter backstroke 3rd place🥉; 100-meter breaststroke champion🥇
6D Choi Wing Tung : 100-meter backstroke 8th place
5A Yip Wai Iu: 50-meter breaststroke 2nd place🥈; 50-meter freestyle 2nd place🥈
4×50-meter freestyle relay champion🥇
Boys’ B grade
4B Chan Yat Yin : 50-meter backstroke champion🥇 ; 100-meter backstroke 2nd place🥈
4D Lau Wang: 50-meter freestyle 4th place ; 100-meter freestyle 5th place.
4×50-meter medley relay 8th place
4×50-meter freestyle relay 2nd place🥈
Boys’ C grade
2B Ng Shing Hin Jacob: 50-meter butterfly 5th ; 100-meter freestyle 8th.
2C Cheung Pak To: 50-meter backstroke 8th
2E Cheung Kwai Hei : 50-meter freestyle champion🥇; 100-meter freestyle 2nd place🥈
1C Wu Yau Ching: 200-meter breaststroke 8th place.
1D Lau Ho Him Marcus : 100-meter breaststroke 4th ; 200-meter breaststroke 2nd place🥈
1B Wong Lok Yan Jake: 200-meter freestyle 8th place
1C Ng Chun Ting : 50-meter breaststroke 5th place ; 50-meter freestyle 5th place
1D So Yin Man : 100-meter backstroke 5th place
4×50-meter medley relay 2nd place🥈
Girls’ C grade
2E Wong Wing Shan Mavis: 50-meter butterfly 2nd place🥈 ; 200-meter individual medley 2nd place🥈
2B Lau Ka Wun: 100-meter backstroke 8th place ; 200-meter freestyle 3rd place🥉
1E Lo Yi Kiu: 200-meter breaststroke 4th
4×50-meter freestyle relay 3rd place🥉
We would like to thank the principal, teachers, parents, and all supporters who came to the venue to cheer on our athletes.
MKPC Table Tennis Team member, 5C student Lau Chi Hin, represented our school for the first time in the individual singles event of the All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Table Tennis Tournament. He won two preliminary matches and successfully entered the top 128 of the main draw. We hope Lau will continue to work hard and bring glory to the school!
On October 3 and 4, the Man Kwan Pak Kau Boys’ and Girls’ Football Teams competed in their respective inter-school fixtures.
Playing at Tin Yip Road Park, the Boys’ team took on Jockey Club Man Kwan Eduyoung College in the latest installment of the “Man Kwan Derby.” Both sides were evenly matched throughout the contest, creating chances at both ends of the pitch. Neither side was able to break the deadlock, and the match ended in a 0-0 draw.
Meanwhile, the Girls’ team made their inter-school competition debut at Sha Tsui Road Playground in Tsuen Wan against SKH Tang Shiu Kin Secondary School. After a challenging first half, the team adjusted their tactics at the break and created several promising goal-scoring opportunities in the second half. However, they were unable to capitalize on those chances, ultimately conceding two goals in each half to finish in a 0-4 defeat.
While the results were not entirely ideal, the players showed great resolve and gained valuable match experience. Both teams will continue to work hard and build on these performances in their upcoming fixtures.
“Designing My Learning Journey” — Japan (Nagoya) Self-directed Learning Study Tour 2026 has come to a successful close. Following the conclusion of the 2026 Asian Games, the students have returned safely to Hong Kong. During their final two days in Japan, they visited Osu Kannon Temple, went shopping along Osu Shopping Street, and spent a fun day at Legoland Japan.
By taking ownership of their itineraries—navigating crowded local transport, adjust the itineraries, and completing group tasks—students strengthened their six deep learning competencies, including communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and citizenship.
Every point drives us to rise stronger.
Let’s keep the momentum going.
Come and support the team in the next match!
