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Mid Autumn Festival 2025

15 October 2025

Relive the highlights of Hwa Chong's Mid-Autumn Festival 2025, where students, alumni, and staff came together for games, performances, and celebrations.

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On 4 October 2025, Hwa Chong’s highly anticipated Mid-Autumn Festival lit up the campus once again.

Large crowd fills a multi-level atrium, facing a seated group in red shirts under bright stage lights.

This year’s celebration featured vibrant booths by HCAstro and the Calligraphy Club, alongside engaging games such as 射壶 (Pitch-pot) and 许愿烁一烁 (Make a wish), which added a playful touch to the festivities.

A crowd of people queue behind red rope barriers at a festive Asian event with decorations and a red lantern on the floor.

Colorful paper wish notes with handwritten messages in English and Chinese hung on a metal grid with purple ribbons.

Beyond the booths, the annual MAF concert “烁” (Sparkle) dazzled the audience with an impressive line-up of performances. The evening began with a captivating piece by the Chinese Orchestra, followed by performances from the String Ensemble, Weyoung, Chinese Dance, and Wushu. It was a heartwarming evening that brought together alumni, students, and staff in celebration of shared traditions and the enduring Hwa Chong spirit.

Youth orchestra in red shirts performs at a Mid-Autumn Festival event before a colorful Chinese-themed banner.

Musicians in flowing costumes perform on a red carpeted stage before a large crowd in a courtyard.

Dance troupe in blue dresses performs on red carpeted stage, arms raised, with audience balcony above.

Martial artist in red midair kick while two performers in blue and gold hold staffs on a festival stage.

Three young performers on stage in white and black hanfu, one singing with a fan, one holding a violin.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the Student Council for their dedication and effort in organising the event, as well as to the Hwa Chong Junior College Alumni, Hwa Chong Alumni Association, and College Parents’ Support Group for contributing to the success of the festival with their delectable food, engaging activities, and delightful giveaways.

Man hands a folder to a woman at a table piled with blue folders and lanyards, with two others behind.

A masked woman in a navy shirt serves food at a Hwa Chong Institution alumni event booth to waiting customers.

A person photographs a group of smiling women in red polo shirts posing behind a table with small plants and colorful lanterns.

The Mid-Autumn Festival continues to shine as a cherished tradition that unites the Hwa Chong community in joy, gratitude, and celebration.

Large crowd holding colorful lanterns and phone lights at night between multi-story buildings under a moonlit sky.