Mini-Concert 2026 (Elementary and Junior sections)
Date: 28/06/2026
A series of choral mini concerts were held over two consecutive weekends at the Wong Chuk Hang Centre Mini Hall and the West Kowloon Centre Recital Hall. Members from the Elementary and Junior sections took turns taking the stage, showcasing their learning achievements.
On 21 June 2026, coinciding with Father's Day, two warm and delightful concerts were presented at the Wong Chuk Hang Centre Mini Hall. Under the baton of Conductor Lee Oi-yen and Accompanist Tony Lam, Elementary M members delivered focused performances of lively nursery rhymes including Number Song, Two Little Dicky Birds, and Three Blind Mice. With their playful voices, they paid tribute to the fathers present. In particular, the piece of The Digital Life invited parents to join the children on stage in singing together, creating a heartwarming and touching scene.
It was followed by the mini concert of Elementary C, Elementary H, and Junior 1G, led by Jilie Lam, Thoman Tam and Rachel Wong. Elementary C started with Shoo Fly and The Story of Seeds; Elementary H followed with smooth renditions of Rain and Skip To My Lou; while Junior 1G performed I Can Sing and Sing Along Song. The concert concluded with a mass singing medley of This Is My Home. Members from each class also served as emcees to introduce their respective programmes, displaying confident stage manners and demonstrating the fruitful results of their comprehensive learning.
On 28 June, the Elementary F Mini-Concert was successfully held at the West Kowloon Centre Recital Hall. Under the guidance of Conductor Lee Oi-yen and Accompanist Patricia Chan, members performed a story-themed repertoire revolving around shepherds and wolf, delivering delightful renditions of BINGO, Oh Where Has My Little Dog Gone, After the Wolf, and Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf. The members performed with total dedication on stage. Through practical stage experience, they enhanced their musicality and teamwork, allowing parents to witness their growth and artistic progress.
