FHMSS English Department

In this academic year, we have Ms. Chan joining our team with joy and happiness. We are all looking forward to seeing every single one of you after the long summer holiday!

On 21/2/2023, S1 to S6 students went to Sheung Wan Civic Centre Theatre to watch an original play of thrills, spills and laughs. Students participated actively in the after-show learning theatre which was conducted by AFTEC(The Absolutely Fabulous Theatre Connection). It was a successful play and the students had a new experience with interactive drama activities.

My name is John Rawlinson and I am delighted to be the Native English Teacher at FHMSS. I have been a teacher since 1998 and have taught in the UK, Spain, Japan, Qatar, South Korea, Myanmar and, of course, Hong Kong. I have lived in Hong Kong since 2006 and I am happy to call it my home now. I enjoy working with our students very much and I feel I can learn as much from them as they can from me. They inspire me to create interesting and fun lessons for them and I hope they can learn as much about the world as they can about English from me. If you see me around the campus, please say hi!

To enable students to appreciate and understand the plurality and complexity of African literatures, cultures, religions, foods and peoples.

Greetings everyone! I have now happily started my third year working at FHMSS and now I know most of the students. This makes things a bit easier for me as we are used to one another, but I still have a lot of names to learn with the new Form 1. FHMSS students continue to surprise me with their willingness and ability to speak English. Most students can say at least something to me which is wonderful, as after many years here I am ashamed to say I can only speak a few words of Cantonese. So well done everyone! The last academic year was very difficult for everyone in Hong Kong, especially those with relatives overseas, as we could not travel anywhere during the holidays, not even Macao or Mainland China. I still had a lovely time during all the holidays in Hong Kong, but it was difficult not to see my friends and family for such a long time. My husband had to leave at Christmas 2020 and we didn’t meet again until July. Finally, I made it back to London and Cyprus for a very busy time, especially important for me as my husband’s mother is now 101 years old. I also saw several elderly relatives as well as many of my friends whom I had not seen for a year. I am looking forward to this year of teaching and excited at all the challenges I shall face.

Junior forms (Winners)

Senior forms (Cursive) : Winners

Senior forms (Winners)

Students learn to read with their colourful work.