For this year’s Humanities Week, the theme is “2050 Rescue Mission” centred on sustainable development. Through activities such as the “Rescue Team Live Escape Puzzle Competition” and various game booths, students’ awareness of international issues will be enhanced and their global outlook broadened, aligning with the nation’s strategic development direction. In collaboration with the Student Union, a casual dress day was organised to raise funds for UNICEF, enabling students to take part in humanitarian efforts through concrete action. We also invited Ms Prudence Yeung, who twice represented youth at UN climate conferences (COP29 and SB62) and is currently a project officer at an international environmental organisation, to speak at the school assembly and encourage students to equip themselves to engage in international affairs.