On 5 January 2026, our Constitution and Basic Law Student Ambassadors successfully organised a series of engaging booth games to commemorate National Constitution Day. This student-led initiative marked a remarkable success in our school's national security education by transforming complex legal concepts—such as the synergy between the Constitution, the Basic Law, and national security—into fun, accessible, and interactive challenges. By utilising creative peer-to-peer learning, the event generated vibrant participation and enthusiasm across the entire student body.

Through these hands-on games, quizzes, and puzzles, students bypassed traditional passive learning to actively grasp how constitutional frameworks protect and stabilise our society. The outstanding success of the event not only deepened students' understanding of their civic duties but also fostered a stronger sense of national identity and responsibility. By making national security education both highly enjoyable and memorable, our student ambassadors demonstrated the powerful impact of interactive learning in nurturing informed, responsible citizens.