After months of preparation, collaboration, and community support, Kong Hua School (KHS) is set to bring together generations of alumni for its much-anticipated LūWOW Homecoming 2025, happening tomorrow, December 6, 2025, at the Limketkai Atrium.
This year’s event is hosted by KHS Batch 2000, who transformed what began as a simple reunion idea into one of the school’s most vibrant homecoming celebrations yet. What started during their 2023 Christmas gathering grew into a full-scale project anchored on unity, generosity, and a shared desire to bring people home.
Behind this year’s celebration is the leadership trio of Batch Reunion President Dianne Lim, together with Chairman Eric Lim and Vice-Chairman Stuart Lim. Under their direction, the batch undertook months of sales calls, coordination meetings, and outreach efforts to their classmates across the country and overseas—ensuring that every member had a part to play.
Their mission was simple: reunite the Kong Hua community and give back to the alma mater that shaped them.
With guidance from previous host batches and strengthened by longstanding friendships, Batch 2000 embraced the work with commitment and heart.
The result is LūWOW, a Hawaiian-inspired celebration that promises not just a festive program but a meaningful tribute to shared milestones—from the halls of Kong Hua School to the larger community it continues to impact. Highlights of the event include special performances, recognition ceremonies, alumni tributes, and surprises reflective of the batch’s creativity and spirit.
The celebrations begin tomorrow at the Limketkai Atrium, where alumni from various decades are expected to gather—coming home to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate their shared heritage.
For the Kong Hua School community, LūWOW 2025 is more than a homecoming—it is a reminder of unity, gratitude, and the enduring bond that connects every alumnus, making this December one to remember.
