To embody the spirit of sacrifice and giving during Lent, the Spiritual and Moral Education Committee organised a "Famine Lunch" event on March 28. Around 80 teachers and students participated in the activity to raise the awareness of the global hunger issue.
The activity began with a prayer led by Father Yu. Following this, a speaker from World Vision conducted an interactive workshop and games for students. Through statistics and real-life cases, the speaker highlighted the nutritional crises faced by children in developing countries and how malnutrition profoundly impacts their growth. The reflective games allowed students to experience the inequalities in resource distribution and explore ways to reduce waste and care for the underprivileged in their daily lives.
Although the meal consisted only of bread and water, participants gained a deeper appreciation of the meaning behind "scarcity." More importantly, the event encouraged students to reflect on how they can take concrete actions—such as reducing food waste and engaging in charity—to become a force for a positive change in the world.


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