Co-Curricular activities in LTFC

Co-curricular activities in LTFC are designed to enhance students' overall development, providing them with opportunities to explore their interests, develop skills, and gain practical experience outside the classroom.

Characteristics about co-curricular activities in LTFC:

Diverse Range of Activities: Co-curricular activities encompass a wide range of options such as sports, clubs, societies, volunteer work, workshops, and competitions. These activities cater to various interests and talents of students.

Holistic Development: Co-curricular activities foster holistic development by encouraging students to explore their passions and acquire new skills. These activities provide opportunities for personal growth, leadership development, teamwork, communication skills, time management, decision-making, and problem-solving abilities.

Enhanced Learning: Co-curricular activities offer practical learning experiences beyond the theoretical knowledge gained in classrooms. Students can apply what they have learned in real-life scenarios, further enhancing their understanding and knowledge.

Personal Enrichment: Co-curricular activities provide a platform for students to pursue their interests and passions, promoting personal enrichment and self-discovery. Discovering new hobbies, building confidence, and exploring untapped talents are some of the benefits.

Resume Building and Career Advancement: Being involved in co-curricular activities enhances a student's resume and makes them stand out to potential employers. It showcases their diverse skill set, leadership capabilities, and commitment to personal growth, which can positively impact their career prospects.

Healthy Work-Life Balance: Engaging in co-curricular activities helps students achieve a healthy work-life balance. It provides a break from the rigorous academic routine, reducing stress and boosting overall well-being.

Sense of Belonging: Participating in co-curricular activities fosters a sense of belonging and community among students. It offers an opportunity to forge new friendships, build camaraderie, and contribute towards a common goal.

Details:

1. School Teams	2. Student Union	3. Houses
4. Societies & Clubs	5. Uniform Groups	6. Services Group

School Teams

Athletics – Field	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Yiu YK
Athletics – Track	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Poon KF

Badminton	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Poon KF

Basketball	Teacher-in-charge: Ms Cheng KK

Cycling	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Yiu YK

Fencing	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Choi TL

Football – Boys	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Choi TL

Football – Girls	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Choi TL

Gymnastics	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Poon KF
Handball	Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Lai PF

Rowing	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Yiu YK

Rugby	Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Lai PF

Squash	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Li KW
Swimming	Teacher-in-charge: Ms Cheng KK

Table Tennis	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Fung KH

Taekwondo	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Li KW
Tennis	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Li KW

Volleyball – Boys	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Fung KH

Volleyball – Girls	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Fung KH

Debate Team (Chinese)	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Fang JY, Ms. Wong CW

STEAM School Team	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Yau CC, Mr. Chung KH, Mr. Chan PH, Mr. Cheung CY, Mr. Wong KL, Mr. Law KT, Mr. Lee KH

Student Union 2025-2026

Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Leung MK, Ms. Ng TY

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President: S5E (26) WONG Wing Ching
Internal Vice-president: S5D (12) LAM Sen Ip
External Vice-president: S4D (4) CHANG Chi Him
Secretary: S4E (19) LAW Wai Ting
Financial Secretary: S4D (10) CHUNG Tsz Hei
Liaison Officer: S5E (4) CHAN Yut Ching
Welfare Coordinator: S3D (33) YEUNG Hau Sin
Welfare Coordinator: S4E (21) MA Hiu Lok
Recreation Officer: S2D (2) CHAN Eros
Recreation Officer: S3E (25) TANG Chun Hin
Recreation Officer: S4P (5) KWAN Pui Ying
Promotion Officer: S2E (10) FUNG Hiu Ying
Promotion Officer: S3D (32) YEP Hei Tung Hazel
Promotion Officer: S5E (9) GAO Ming Yi

Houses 2025-2026

Red House

Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Chiu HY, Mr. Kwok NV

Red Captain: S5D (3) CHEN Lap Ka

Red Vice Captain: S5A (20) YUNG Wing Hei

Red Vice Captain: S5D (21) NG Hoi Lam

Yellow House

Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Li CN, Ms. Wong HY

Yellow Captain: S5D (13) LAM Yan Yu

Yellow Vice Captain: S4E (33) WONG Tsz Yau

Yellow Vice Captain: S5A (14) SZE Hei Man Joby

Blue House

Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Li LT, Ms. Ng P

Blue Captain: S5E (1) CHAN Chun Ngai Clayton

Blue Vice Captain: S5D (2) CHAN Hoi Ka

Blue Vice Captain: S5D (16) LEE Kasper

Green House

Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Chow WC, Mr. Leung KW

Green Captain: S5C (2) CHAN Ting Kuen

Green Vice Captain: S5A (10) LIU Chun Yin

Green Vice Captain: S5E (13) KWONG Ka Yan Kelly

Society/ Club

Art and Fashion Design Club		Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Wang XF, Ms. Lam HY, Ms. Wong SW
Art and Fashion Design Club is a student-centred extracurricular group dedicating art and fashion beyond the standard school curriculum. The established goals are as follows: Art Promotion: Organizing activities and workshops to both internal school and external community. Skills development: Exploring students' creative identity, develop practical skills and producing amazing artwork. Event Organization: Assisting in running school-wide art events such art and music week, fashion movie appreciation, Print making workshop, visiting M+ museum and fashion show.

Chinese Culture Society		Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Yip HY, Ms. Lam MN, Ms. Ng YL
中華文化學會致力推廣及宣傳中華文化獎勵計劃，鼓勵同學透過影音早會、參觀博物館、閱讀文化特藏，深入了解和體驗中華文化。中華文化館每日開放並提供精彩的文化活動，例如摺紙、竹編風鈴、電影欣賞等，讓你在樂趣中學習。更有大型中華文化日及中華狀元紅比賽，挑戰你的才華，拓展眼界。我們鼓勵同學積極參加校外中華文化比賽，獲獎無數，共同為弘揚中華文化而努力！

Christian Fellowship		Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Leung KS, Ms. Ng SM, Mr. Tang KC
There will be seven meetings throughout the school year. Bible sharing, gospel songs and ice-breaking games will be arranged in every meeting. Christmas Carol is one of the most important events of the school year. Christian students and teachers would like to share the blessing of the Almighty God. Besides, there is a two-day-gospel camp during Christmas Holidays.

Dance Society		Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Zhuang X, Ms. Kwong WW
This year, the Dance Society experienced a vibrant journey of creativity and expression. Our major activities included regular gatherings and dance workshops where members explored a variety of dance styles, from contemporary to hip-hop. Members will have the chance to perform at the upcoming Singing Contest cum Christmas Celebration Party, as well as present the opening show for the annual Fashion Show. These events will showcase our choreography and teamwork, providing our dancers with a wonderful opportunity to shine on a larger stage. Dance Society aims at gathering dance fanatics to express themselves with movements and share their performing and learning experience. On top of facilitating mental and social well-being, we also hope that students can exercise themselves and strengthen their muscular strength through participating in dance training.

Chinese Drama Club		Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Hung WS, Ms. Li YY
中文戲劇學會旨在提供平臺讓學生接觸戲劇，從生活中擷取靈感，創作並演繹劇本，從各種活動激發學生創造力和想象力。校際戲劇節：讓學生透過參與戲劇訓練及演出，獲得更豐富的學習經歷，達至均衡及全人的發展。廣播劇創作戲演繹比賽：鼓勵同學們在創作過程中有效運用文字來傳情達意，提升他們的主導能力、表達能力、合作性和思考能力。戲劇欣賞活動：邀請香港戲劇教育工作室到校為中四學生演出知識產權互動劇《Party Room大逆轉》。戲劇工作坊：進行劇本殺活動，透過戲劇工作坊，把沉迷賭博的壞處以富創意的方式傳遞給年輕人，除了讓他們更易接收之外，亦可加強他們的批判性思考。學生將累積寶貴的舞台經驗，突破自我，培養從容自信的台風與溝通能力。本學會不僅致力於戲劇藝術的探索，更注重於在過程中啟發潛能、陶冶性情，成就更豐富的自己。

English Drama Club		Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Leung LM, Ms. Tam HY, Ms. Tsui LT
The English Drama Club offers a dynamic range of creative activities centered on dramatic performance and competitions. Members regularly prepare for the Hong Kong School Drama Festival, the EDB Speak Up – Act Out competition, and radio drama contests, as well as other local and inter-school drama events and competitions. Through acting, scriptwriting, directing, and stage production, students strengthen their English communication skills and gain practical experience in backstage roles such as set design, costumes, props, and lighting. Our aim is to nurture creativity, confidence, and self-expression, helping students discover their unique talents on and off the stage. By collaborating on productions and competition pieces, members build teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving skills in a supportive environment. The club is a platform for exploring the performing arts and developing a lasting enthusiasm for drama.

English Society		Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Chan CH, Ms. Chan HY, Mr. Gelderbloem T, Ms. Kaur N, Mr. Lye MR, Mr. O'Brien VJ
This year, the English Society cultivated a lively, communicative environment where students grew in confidence and fluency. We held meetings that alternated between guided discussions on current topics, literature circles, and creative speaking activities. Members practiced debate skills, storytelling, and impromptu speaking, while language games—such as vocabulary bingo, taboo, and speed-conversation—kept sessions dynamic and fun. Our focus remained clear: speak more, listen better, and enjoy English together.

English Public Speaking Society		Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Dong C, Mr. Gelderbloem T, Ms. Khanzada S, Mr. Lye MR, Mr. O'Brien VJ
We strive to provide students with the tools and confidence to become effective communicators in English. Our society offers interactive workshops led by experienced professionals, where members learn public speaking techniques, from structuring a clear message to using body language and vocal variety. Students will also have opportunities to deliver speeches during morning assemblies, gaining valuable real-world practice in front of peers and teachers. With personalized guidance and constructive feedback, members will sharpen their speaking skills, grow in confidence, and develop leadership qualities that will benefit them both in their studies and future careers.

Enterprise Society		Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Hung WH, Ms. So SN, Mr. Yu M
The Society will launch a series of business or financial related activities to arose the students’ interest in business field.

Mathematics and Mind Sports Society		Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Yeung PT, Ms. Cheung YY
In the Mathematics and Mind Sports Society, we engage in a variety of exciting activities that combine strategic thinking and mathematical skills. Our events include teaching some interesting Math Theory and playing mind sport board games. Members can sharpen their problem-solving abilities while enjoying friendly competition. Additionally, we host math challenges that encourage creative thinking and collaboration among participants. These activities not only enhance our mathematical knowledge but also foster a sense of community as we work together to tackle puzzles and strategic games. Join us to explore the fascinating intersection of math and mind sports!

Movie Appreciation Society		Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Ku HM, Ms. Ho HY
The Society would like to share the experience in the appreciation of movies from various points of view in order to enrich students’ worldview and lifestyle.

Social Education Society		Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Hui KH, Ms. Leung C
Social Education Society aims to cultivate students' awareness of caring about current affairs, broaden their world horizons, and inspire students' ability to think from multiple perspectives by discussing current affairs issues with classmates; at the same time, it increases students' understanding of society through organizing field trips.

Uniform Group

Marching Band	Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Li KY, Mr. Kwok KH, Ms. Tjing YY
This year, the Marching Band has been involved in various activities and performances both inside and outside the school. We have played an important role in the Swimming Gala and Athletics Meet. Additionally, we have performed at different occasions, such as Information Day and the Life-wide Learning Period. Come and join us if you would like to make music together!

Scout (1558th New Territories East Region Group)	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Yiu NC, Mr. Hui KH, Mr. Chan KT, Ms. Leung C
Activities: Foot drill, services, adventure activities, camping, hiking, field cooking, etc.

St. John Ambulance Brigade Youth Command (Lam Tai Fai College Combined Cadet Division)	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Chan MH, Ms. Lau MY, Ms. Wong CN
Activities: First aid training, home nursing training, foot drilling St. John knowledge and skills proficiency course, team building, visits, training camp and outings etc.

Service Group

Guidance Prefects	Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Ching SH
This year, the Guidance and Counseling Department and the Guidance Prefect Team have organized several major activities. One of our key initiatives is 'Happy Friday,' held every Friday, which engages students in beneficial activities related to the '7 Wells Approach.' These activities include peer buddy training, handcraft workshops, mindfulness practices, and stress-relief games. Additionally, we host events such as Teacher's Week, Love and Caring Week, and Mental Health Week to promote well-being and foster a supportive community.

Moral Prefects	Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Ng SM
The Moral Prefect aims to promote ethical values, support peer guidance, and encourage community engagement. By fostering integrity and respect, mentoring fellow students, and leading service initiatives, they help create a positive, responsible school environment for everyone. build a strong, supportive community of young engineers and problem-solvers." Our major activities included: Life Education Explore personal growth, resilience, and essential life skills for navigating challenges. Emphasis is on critical thinking, emotional intelligence, and effective communication. Flag Hoisting Ceremony Service Assist in the Flag Hoisting Ceremony every Monday morning. Social Service Whole school and cell group Service Training showing caring and support to our community. Respect to teachers Present the Thank you cards and gifts to all teachers.

Career Prefects	Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Ng SY, Ms. Hui LY
This year, the career prefect focused on increasing career awareness among students to help them set personal goals. We created informative posters about niche occupations, showcasing unique career paths. To keep students informed, we regularly updated the S6 boards with current career information and shared helpful materials with classmates. Every Wednesday, we refreshed the career magazine rack in the library, ensuring that resources were easy to access. The highlight of our efforts was the "Career Exploration Carnival - The Game of Life," an engaging event that provided students with valuable insights into different career options and real-life decision-making scenarios.

Health Ambassadors	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Yiu YK, Ms. Liu TY, Ms. Ho KW
The Health Ambassador Scheme is a student-led initiative dedicated to promoting a culture of wellness and healthy living across the school. Ambassadors take an active role in: Health Promotion: Organizing campaigns and workshops on topics like nutrition, mental well-being and physical fitness. Peer Support: Serving as approachable contacts for fellow students seeking health-related information or a listening ear. Event Organization: Assisting in running school-wide health events such Health Week, Fruit Day, Body Check Day and wellness fairs. This program empowers students to become positive health role models, fostering a supportive and health-conscious community for everyone.

IT Ambassadors	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Wong W, Mr. Cheung CY, Mr. Chan PH
Provisional members Qualification: Year-round application Participants of any I&T activities Benefits: Receiving information about I&T activities, e.g., Competitions, Visits, Workshops and Services, etc. Can promote to Ordinary Members

Peer Mentorship Scheme	Teacher-in-charge: Ms. Wong HS
The Peer Mentorship Scheme is a supportive service group designed to help students adapt, excel, and connect. It provides targeted support to the following groups: Newly Admitted Schoolmates: Helping them settle into the school environment. Newly Arrived Schoolmates: Assisting those unfamiliar with Hong Kong's culture and school daily life. Gifted Schoolmates: Offering opportunities to nurture their talents and develop their potential. Schoolmates in Need: Providing academic and social support to those facing challenges. This scheme not only fosters a supportive school community but also nurtures leadership and a sense of responsibility among peer mentors. It ensures that all students, regardless of their background or needs, can thrive academically and creatively.

Photography and Campus TV Crew	Teacher-in-charge: Mr. Wong KL, Ms. Ho HY
The Photography and Campus TV team always has a busy but fruitful year, capturing key school events such as the Swimming Gala and A-meet through photography and video-taking. The team also helps capture weekly LWL lessons, which documents students' growth and passion, ensuring memorable moments are preserved. Anchoring and filming campus news broadcasts is another key project throughout the year, as we aim to deliver timely updates to the school community. Additionally, they honed their technical skills in the control room, managing broadcasting and lighting during various events. A new addition this year would be the Campus TV Instagram page, which will feature casual interviews with new teachers who have joined this year.