Nutrition Workshop with Choices Market
This month, HongDe Elementary welcomed Choices Market’s nutrition team to present a workshop on healthy eating and food choices. Students explored where food comes from, learned about the food pyramid, and participated in a fun “Eat Your Rainbow” activity!
October: National Bullying Prevention Month
October is National Bullying Prevention Month, a time to focus on kindness, acceptance, and inclusion. Learn how HongDe Elementary creates a bully-free environment for students through virtue education and community support.
Mid-Autumn Moon Festival: Why and How to Celebrate
Discover the significance of the Mid-Autumn Festival, why it’s celebrated, and how to enjoy this cultural event with family. Learn about traditional celebrations like eating mooncakes, appreciating the full moon, and making lanterns.
Canadian Choice Awards: HongDe Elementary Nomination
We’re thrilled to announce HongDe Elementary's nomination for the Canadian Choice Awards 2025 in Education - Vancouver. Discover what makes our school stand out and join us in celebrating this incredible honor.
Community Officer from Vancouver PD Visits HongDe Elementary
On December 4, HongDe Elementary welcomed a community police officer from the Vancouver Police Department for an engaging and insightful visit. Our students learned about the tools and communication skills officers use to keep the community safe, fostering a better understanding of police work. As a gesture of gratitude, students presented the officer with a signed card, building positive connections with our local heroes.
Valley Christian School Choir at HongDe Elementary
HongDe Elementary had the pleasure of hosting the talented Valley Christian School choir from Mission, BC. Their performance brought joy, inspiration, and friendship to our students, creating lasting memories and fostering a love for the arts.
Christmas Cards for Veterans
Last month, HongDe Elementary students created thoughtful Christmas cards for veterans, expressing gratitude in English and Mandarin. These cards, delivered just in time for Christmas to the Royal Canadian Legion 142, bring joy and warmth to those who have served.