Health standards
Everything on the shelf is checked against the school-healthy menu before we order it. We lead with low-sugar and zero-sugar lines.
How the case is run
We sell drinks and snacks on Level 7 and give the profit away. This page sets out the approval we hold, the rules we work inside, and what we have committed to give.
- Status
- Approved school
social enterprise - Recognised
- May 2026
by the Principal - Committed giving
- $600 a year
to school charities
What keeps us in bounds
Controls
Three rules govern what we stock, what we may not stock, and how the money is recorded.
No overlap with the canteen
We do not stock anything the school canteen sells. We run alongside it as a student-operated service, never in competition with it.
Every sale on the record
All takings go through Square. There is no cash drawer and no untracked sale, so the books can be checked at any time.
How we got here
Logbook
May 2026
Approved by the Principal
Formally recognised as a school social enterprise, and moved into the Level 7 Refreshment Hub.
April 2026
Pilot run
First trial of the supply arrangements and the digital payment setup, before asking for approval.
Who is accountable
People
William Luk
Chief Executive & Chief Technology Officer
Mike Lu
Chief Marketing & Chief Financial Officer
Frankie Huang
Chief Operating & Chief Human Resources Officer
Henry Hsieh
General Manager
Alvin Ng
Chief Security Officer
What we give
$600
$50 a month × 12 months · school-approved charities
The point of a social enterprise is that trading pays for something beyond itself. This is the floor we hold ourselves to, not a share of whatever happens to be left over.