English Activities

This year's English Musical—Redrawn to Family—was a resounding success! Our students delivered a brilliant performance, bringing to life the heartwarming story of a family journeying down Memory Lane to help recover grandma's memories. All their hard work on singing and acting paid off in a show to remember.

Puppetry is a very effective tool to use when you want your students to learn in a fun, creative and stress-free environment. The student engages with the target language in a unique way that is lasting and strengthens peer-to-peer conversational learning.  They also get to help build sets and bring their own stories to life. 

Radio drama competition helps students improve their speaking skills. It teaches them how to express characters clearly using only their voice. It also builds confidence, teamwork, and creativity, and it encourages students to work hard together to entertain others.

English Choral Speaking is an extracurricular activity where students speak poems and short pieces together as a group. We focus on using clear, strong voices while adding in synchronized movements to make the poems come to life! From Choral Speaking, students learn the importance of strong teamwork skills while building confidence both in English language and presentation skills. This year, our Choral Speaking team had a blast performing the poem “Mafia Cats,” and they looked great doing it with props to match!

This year's Drama Festival Performance took place on 6th March, 2026. The students did a fantastic job showing how teamwork through 'United We Shine!' performance and cooperation really do help us achieve our goals. 

One day, a family of poor little turtles wandered into Chi Hong, but they had nowhere to live! In order to help their new little friends, the Chi Hong students need to put on a fundraising Talent Show. Can they work together and succeed, or will they let their differences tear them apart? Will Chi Hong be able to save the turtles in the end?

We are happy to share this year’s English Musical – United We Shine! The story is about three little turtles who have come to Chi Hong. The school decides to put on a Talent Show with all students and raise money to build them a nice pool. Students need to work together in order to perform well.  

Our students have worked very hard and demonstrated teamwork as they prepared for our English Musical this year. We are proud to see them learning and growing through this collaborative process. Take a look at some of the pictures below to see the highlights!

Our students have learnt some fun English songs and improved their English immensely in this fun group!

What better way to have fun and learn English than by grabbing a sock, sticking some decorations on it and making it talk! Our students loved re-enacting their fun stories in English using their sock puppets this year!

Learning English doesn’t only have to be around reading and vocabulary. Sometimes it can just be about having fun and learning creative crafts by using the language!

Many people say that the best way to learn a language is through role-play. Exactly in this way, students loved becoming their favourite characters and showing their personalities on the stage. Their English improved greatly as a result!

Our English Ambassadors go around the school helping other students with their English, whether that be during recess activities, morning weather reports, or other great English activities.

Need a grammar clinic? Then this is the class for you! Aimed at helping students fix their tricky grammar problems, this class has proven to be a great success in helping students boost their confidence in English grammar.

English is all about real life language. One way to help students see the reality of this is to introduce real English media – songs, movies, TV shows – and… act them out! Students learnt how to use very native-like English in this fun club.

Reading should be fun! It is not just about sitting quietly and reading page after page. Sometimes, enjoying reading can also be about designing creative bookmarks, drawing book posters or holding book sharings.

Real life English is all around us. Don’t just learn about the world in Chinese – Let’s use English too! In this exciting club, students can get their hands messy and interact with a range of fun science experiments, as they learn new vocabulary and concepts in English.

The best way to learn English is to really use it! In this fun, interactive club, students will get to encounter English in a variety of different situations where they can see and use real language.

In this class, students learn to recite and enjoy famous English poems and sing fun English songs. One of the best ways to get English to stick into your brain, is to read something with rhythm and rhyme!

Students get so excited when they can play competitive board games together! They can learn some routine, simple English related to taking turns and numbers!