Community Inclusion
Lok Yi Students Visit National Security Exhibition to Foster Sense of Nationhood
Thank You to Holy Cross Church Sunday School for Visiting Us!
[Greater Bay Area Co-creation and Inclusion Journey]
[Inclusive Art with Children — Rainbow Seeds] Opening Ceremony Successfully Held!
[Student Artwork Exhibition]
A Touching Day! Caritas Lok Yi School x GraceGarden Kindergarten Joint-School Art Collaboration a Great Success!
The Annual Lok Yi Student Ceramic Artwork Exhibition Is Here Again!
Christmas Inclusive Event with Volunteers from St. Paul's Convent School
Caring for Wang Fuk Court Residents
*** Please Pray for the Residents of Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po and All Those Affected ***
[Lok Yi Students in Action! Shining with Love]
Sincere Thanks to Student Hiu Ching, Student Long To, Parents, and Staff for Their Active Participation and Support!
[Caritas Lok Yi School 25/26 School Year Caring Day Event]
Regular Visits by External Volunteers
Guided by Christian love, our school connects with volunteer partners under the core values of "Assistance, Care, and Growth." Through mutual collaboration and support, we foster an atmosphere of care where students and volunteers grow together.
We partner with several volunteer organizations for regular school visits, including the Order of Malta, Holy Cross Crusaders, and St. Paul's Convent School. During their visits, volunteers engage with our students in activities such as games and art creation. These interactive experiences enhance mutual understanding and respect.
Community Connections
In addition, the school actively collaborates with diverse sectors to extend student learning beyond the classroom, helping them integrate into society. These initiatives raise public awareness of our students and foster social inclusion.
We organize ceramic workshops at a nearby school's clay studio (Zi Tong Hall), connecting with local artists to guide our students in pottery creation. Students also participate in St. James' Settlement's pottery courses for persons with moderate intellectual disabilities, giving them opportunities to showcase their work in annual exhibitions and continuously develop their artistic potential.
We are deeply grateful for the support of the Holy Cross Church parish. Beyond providing volunteer services at our school, Sunday school students hosted an exhibition of our students' ceramic creations during the Easter holidays. This event deepened community understanding and provided our students with valuable opportunities to interact with the public.
