Thought Leadership

Giving thanks and expressing gratitude is one of the oldest concepts in human society. When practiced consistently, this quality generates an upward spiral of positive emotions and improved relationships. This in turn leads to greater overall well-being by focusing on the things in life that we value, that is in our control, and contributes to the betterment of our community.

An important differentiator of THS High School is its emphasis on students developing 21st century skills which will better prepare them for college and beyond through a curriculum that focuses on rigor, relevance and relationships. 

The high school’s annual STEAM week serves as a great showcase of this innovative “learning by doing and communicating” approach which crosses the five disciplines and fosters an inclusive learning environment.
 

Asia is the world’s largest and most diverse continent. A geographical area spanning almost a third of the world’s total land area and home to most of the world’s human population. Yet, the region’s very diverse cultures, ethnicities and histories - from Nepal to Yemen, Mongolia to Armenia - are wholly underrepresented in children’s literature. 

When school feels like home, wonderful things happen.

This year’s Mid-Autumn Festival was quietly celebrated in Hong Kong on September 21 without the usual traditional celebratory fire dragon dances due to Covid-19 restrictions. For thousands of years, it has been an important occasion for Chinese families and communities to come together and feast.