The school features extensive greening at various levels, and the landscape design plays an important part of the students’ daily life. In addition to aesthetic benefits, the considerable greenery area on each floor of the building allows students to have a more intimate contact with nature which is ideal for their psychological well-being. The landscape design of the school has enhanced the greenery by extensive planting of more than 30 trees, about 3,000 shrubs and over 39,000 groundcovers. The diverse landscaped open spaces including sitting out areas, roof gardens and open green decks are easily accessible and can foster an interactive learning environment for students and boarders.

Stretching 400 metre long and occupying an area of around 5,200 square metres from precinct, the enhanced promenade and pier park provide a quality public open green space for the surrounding community to enjoy. The revitalisation work includes an extensive planting of about 50 trees, 2 000 shrubs, 12,000 groundcovers, 300 square metres of turf area, as well as other green features such as solar powered light fittings. Apart from landscaping areas, the district open space provides the community with recreational facilities including bench and seating area and elderly fitness area, children’s playground, boardwalk zone and open area for safe fishing. Being a new landmark in the district, the generous lawn area also serves as a multi-purpose venue for community involvement activities to take place.