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Discovery Bay International School (DBIS) has confirmed that fees across the school – from Nursery to Year 13 – will not increase for the new academic year in light of the impact the pandemic continues to have on families in Hong Kong.

Long-time DB resident Richard Gordon is one of the featured photographers in Remembering and Storytelling, part of the Recovery, Resilience, Resurgence exhibition running through June 5 at the Asia Society’s Chantal Miller, Gallery in Admiralty.

The International Proverse Prizes for writing previously unpublished in English are open for entry.

One World Spirit Association’s (OWS) new series of DB-based international cookery workshops kicked off with a dumpling-making workshop in May.

Check out local artist Michelle Fung’s latest collection of eco-minded art prints, Hong Kong 2084, which celebrates the natural beauty of our hometown, while highlighting the ever-increasing issue of plastic pollution.

In partnership with Hong Kong Shark Foundation, DB teens Mimi Smith and Krishiv Khatri, and fellow West Island School student King Hin Lau, have set up The Shark Sanctuary, an NFT collection of 8,888 sharks.

In May, Discovery Bay Golf Club (DBGC) presented its first-ever Honorary Membership to homegrown DB golfer Taichi Kho.

There won’t be much dragon boat racing during Tuen Ng Festival (June 3) this year, but teams across DB are already training hard for the rescheduled race day on October 9.

Diamonds are the most preferred gemstone, which is no wonder dealers go to any length to source them, and users would do anything to buy them. Diamonds are loved for their sparkle and radiance, high quality and all-time classic feel. Recently, to meet the ever-increasing demand for diamonds, there has been widespread popularity in the purchase of lab-grown diamonds for use as jewellery. Lab-grown diamonds are heavily portrayed as eco-friendly and sustainable. This article ex