Bradbury TV Season 4, Episode 2. This week our intrepid reporters set out to ask the question that is on everyones minds right now. Does Dodgeball belong in sports? Let's find out what Bradbury had to say!
Congratulations to Layne L in Year 4!
This weekend Layne participated in the 2025 ShaTin District Wushu Championships. In the 7-9 age group, Layne won the Championship in the Traditional Long Weapon (YinShou Gun) event and received the Silver Medal in the Traditional Quanshu (XiaoHong Quan).
🏐 Girls' Netball Team at the HKPSSA Championship! 🏆
Today, our girls' netball team took part in the HKPSSA championship at Harrow School. They showed awesome spirit in the highly competitive tournament, winning 5 matches and narrowly losing 3.
A heartfelt thank you to the girls for their fantastic attitude to compete and improve. We are incredibly fortunate to have Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Leonard sharing their knowledge from the sidelines. We greatly appreciate their hard work and dedication, both today and throughout last term.
Well done, everyone! 🎉💪
On Sunday, 1st of March 2026, Malvern College Hong Kong will hold its 4th Dr. R. Lister Cup, a scholastic chess tournament. Bradbury students are cordially invited to participate.
Last year’s event attracted well over 300 participants from 67 schools. The tournament format is such that players play for individual prizes in their age categories and school prizes in those age categories by adding up the scores of the four best players.
The Dr. R. Lister Cup is awarded for one year to the school that accumulates the highest score after adding up all four best players across all age categories. Currently Chinese International School holds the Cup, and is now waiting to be awarded to the best performing school in 2026.
This is a wonderful opportunity for students to showcase their skills and contribute to amicable sportsmanship, making the event meaningful and memorable.
Details of the 4th Dr R. Lister Cup:
Date: Sunday, 1st March 2026 Time: 10:00 to 17:00 Location: Malvern College Hong Kong
Application Details:
Ready to make 2026 the year you finally learn an instrument? 🎵 Whether it’s the drums, ukulele, guitar, flute, or strings, pick one, set small weekly goals, and enjoy the progress. What sounds most fun to you? 🙌🥁🎸🎻🎶
Year 3 students started learning how to sew this week. Some children learned a range of stitches, some children focused on just one, and some children mastered threading a needle, however everyone developed the skills of resilience and perseverance.
If you are skilled (or just enthusiastic) about sewing we may need your help over the next few weeks as we put our developing skills into action.
Bradbury TV - Season 4, Episode 1 Welcome to Nurse Candy.
The children yearn for the mines!
Time for the 2nd Bradbury Minecraft Tournament.
The New Year is celebrated in many ways around the world. How will Bradbury families be celebrating tonight?
Being globally minded is essential in today's interconnected world, where understanding diverse cultures enriches our lives and broadens our perspectives. At Bradbury, fostering this mindset involves teaching students about the various Santa traditions celebrated around the globe. From the jolly figure of Santa Claus in North America to the cheerful gifts of Sinterklaas in the Netherlands, each tradition offers unique insights into how different cultures celebrate kindness, generosity, and the spirit of giving. By exploring these traditions, students not only learn about cultural diversity but also discover the universal values that unite us all.
Bradbury TV Season 4, Episode 2. This week our intrepid reporters set out to ask the question that is on everyones minds right now. Does Dodgeball belong in sports? Let's find out what Bradbury had to say!
Congratulations to Layne L in Year 4!
This weekend Layne participated in the 2025 ShaTin District Wushu Championships. In the 7-9 age group, Layne won the Championship in the Traditional Long Weapon (YinShou Gun) event and received the Silver Medal in the Traditional Quanshu (XiaoHong Quan).
🏐 Girls' Netball Team at the HKPSSA Championship! 🏆
Today, our girls' netball team took part in the HKPSSA championship at Harrow School. They showed awesome spirit in the highly competitive tournament, winning 5 matches and narrowly losing 3.
A heartfelt thank you to the girls for their fantastic attitude to compete and improve. We are incredibly fortunate to have Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Leonard sharing their knowledge from the sidelines. We greatly appreciate their hard work and dedication, both today and throughout last term.
Well done, everyone! 🎉💪
On Sunday, 1st of March 2026, Malvern College Hong Kong will hold its 4th Dr. R. Lister Cup, a scholastic chess tournament. Bradbury students are cordially invited to participate.
Last year’s event attracted well over 300 participants from 67 schools. The tournament format is such that players play for individual prizes in their age categories and school prizes in those age categories by adding up the scores of the four best players.
The Dr. R. Lister Cup is awarded for one year to the school that accumulates the highest score after adding up all four best players across all age categories. Currently Chinese International School holds the Cup, and is now waiting to be awarded to the best performing school in 2026.
This is a wonderful opportunity for students to showcase their skills and contribute to amicable sportsmanship, making the event meaningful and memorable.
Details of the 4th Dr R. Lister Cup:
Date: Sunday, 1st March 2026 Time: 10:00 to 17:00 Location: Malvern College Hong Kong
Application Details:
Ready to make 2026 the year you finally learn an instrument? 🎵 Whether it’s the drums, ukulele, guitar, flute, or strings, pick one, set small weekly goals, and enjoy the progress. What sounds most fun to you? 🙌🥁🎸🎻🎶
Year 3 students started learning how to sew this week. Some children learned a range of stitches, some children focused on just one, and some children mastered threading a needle, however everyone developed the skills of resilience and perseverance.
If you are skilled (or just enthusiastic) about sewing we may need your help over the next few weeks as we put our developing skills into action.
Bradbury TV - Season 4, Episode 1 Welcome to Nurse Candy.
The children yearn for the mines!
Time for the 2nd Bradbury Minecraft Tournament.
The New Year is celebrated in many ways around the world. How will Bradbury families be celebrating tonight?
Being globally minded is essential in today's interconnected world, where understanding diverse cultures enriches our lives and broadens our perspectives. At Bradbury, fostering this mindset involves teaching students about the various Santa traditions celebrated around the globe. From the jolly figure of Santa Claus in North America to the cheerful gifts of Sinterklaas in the Netherlands, each tradition offers unique insights into how different cultures celebrate kindness, generosity, and the spirit of giving. By exploring these traditions, students not only learn about cultural diversity but also discover the universal values that unite us all.
Bradbury TV Season 4, Episode 2. This week our intrepid reporters set out to ask the question that is on everyones minds right now. Does Dodgeball belong in sports? Let's find out what Bradbury had to say!
Congratulations to Layne L in Year 4!
This weekend Layne participated in the 2025 ShaTin District Wushu Championships. In the 7-9 age group, Layne won the Championship in the Traditional Long Weapon (YinShou Gun) event and received the Silver Medal in the Traditional Quanshu (XiaoHong Quan).
🏐 Girls' Netball Team at the HKPSSA Championship! 🏆
Today, our girls' netball team took part in the HKPSSA championship at Harrow School. They showed awesome spirit in the highly competitive tournament, winning 5 matches and narrowly losing 3.
A heartfelt thank you to the girls for their fantastic attitude to compete and improve. We are incredibly fortunate to have Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Leonard sharing their knowledge from the sidelines. We greatly appreciate their hard work and dedication, both today and throughout last term.
Well done, everyone! 🎉💪
On Sunday, 1st of March 2026, Malvern College Hong Kong will hold its 4th Dr. R. Lister Cup, a scholastic chess tournament. Bradbury students are cordially invited to participate.
Last year’s event attracted well over 300 participants from 67 schools. The tournament format is such that players play for individual prizes in their age categories and school prizes in those age categories by adding up the scores of the four best players.
The Dr. R. Lister Cup is awarded for one year to the school that accumulates the highest score after adding up all four best players across all age categories. Currently Chinese International School holds the Cup, and is now waiting to be awarded to the best performing school in 2026.
This is a wonderful opportunity for students to showcase their skills and contribute to amicable sportsmanship, making the event meaningful and memorable.
Details of the 4th Dr R. Lister Cup:
Date: Sunday, 1st March 2026 Time: 10:00 to 17:00 Location: Malvern College Hong Kong
Application Details:
Ready to make 2026 the year you finally learn an instrument? 🎵 Whether it’s the drums, ukulele, guitar, flute, or strings, pick one, set small weekly goals, and enjoy the progress. What sounds most fun to you? 🙌🥁🎸🎻🎶
Year 3 students started learning how to sew this week. Some children learned a range of stitches, some children focused on just one, and some children mastered threading a needle, however everyone developed the skills of resilience and perseverance.
If you are skilled (or just enthusiastic) about sewing we may need your help over the next few weeks as we put our developing skills into action.
Bradbury TV - Season 4, Episode 1 Welcome to Nurse Candy.
The children yearn for the mines!
Time for the 2nd Bradbury Minecraft Tournament.
The New Year is celebrated in many ways around the world. How will Bradbury families be celebrating tonight?
Being globally minded is essential in today's interconnected world, where understanding diverse cultures enriches our lives and broadens our perspectives. At Bradbury, fostering this mindset involves teaching students about the various Santa traditions celebrated around the globe. From the jolly figure of Santa Claus in North America to the cheerful gifts of Sinterklaas in the Netherlands, each tradition offers unique insights into how different cultures celebrate kindness, generosity, and the spirit of giving. By exploring these traditions, students not only learn about cultural diversity but also discover the universal values that unite us all.
Bradbury TV Season 4, Episode 2. This week our intrepid reporters set out to ask the question that is on everyones minds right now. Does Dodgeball belong in sports? Let's find out what Bradbury had to say!
This weekend Layne participated in the 2025 ShaTin District Wushu Championships. In the 7-9 age group, Layne won the Championship in the Traditional Long Weapon (YinShou Gun) event and received the Silver Medal in the Traditional Quanshu (XiaoHong Quan).
🏐 Girls' Netball Team at the HKPSSA Championship! 🏆
Today, our girls' netball team took part in the HKPSSA championship at Harrow School. They showed awesome spirit in the highly competitive tournament, winning 5 matches and narrowly losing 3.
A heartfelt thank you to the girls for their fantastic attitude to compete and improve. We are incredibly fortunate to have Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Leonard sharing their knowledge from the sidelines. We greatly appreciate their hard work and dedication, both today and throughout last term.
On Sunday, 1st of March 2026, Malvern College Hong Kong will hold its 4th Dr. R. Lister Cup, a scholastic chess tournament. Bradbury students are cordially invited to participate.
Last year’s event attracted well over 300 participants from 67 schools. The tournament format is such that players play for individual prizes in their age categories and school prizes in those age categories by adding up the scores of the four best players.
The Dr. R. Lister Cup is awarded for one year to the school that accumulates the highest score after adding up all four best players across all age categories. Currently Chinese International School holds the Cup, and is now waiting to be awarded to the best performing school in 2026.
This is a wonderful opportunity for students to showcase their skills and contribute to amicable sportsmanship, making the event meaningful and memorable.
Details of the 4th Dr R. Lister Cup:
Date: Sunday, 1st March 2026 Time: 10:00 to 17:00 Location: Malvern College Hong Kong
Ready to make 2026 the year you finally learn an instrument? 🎵 Whether it’s the drums, ukulele, guitar, flute, or strings, pick one, set small weekly goals, and enjoy the progress. What sounds most fun to you? 🙌🥁🎸🎻🎶
Year 3 students started learning how to sew this week. Some children learned a range of stitches, some children focused on just one, and some children mastered threading a needle, however everyone developed the skills of resilience and perseverance.
If you are skilled (or just enthusiastic) about sewing we may need your help over the next few weeks as we put our developing skills into action.
Being globally minded is essential in today's interconnected world, where understanding diverse cultures enriches our lives and broadens our perspectives. At Bradbury, fostering this mindset involves teaching students about the various Santa traditions celebrated around the globe. From the jolly figure of Santa Claus in North America to the cheerful gifts of Sinterklaas in the Netherlands, each tradition offers unique insights into how different cultures celebrate kindness, generosity, and the spirit of giving. By exploring these traditions, students not only learn about cultural diversity but also discover the universal values that unite us all.