On 18 May 2024, our Marching Band, Symphonic Band, School Choir and Chinese Dance Team had an opportunity to showcase their talents and broaden their horizons at the Inauguration Ceremony of the 38th Board of the Hong Kong Sze Yap Commercial and Industrial Association, our School Sponsoring Body. As one of the affiliated schools, we are more than thankful for the privilege of being able to perform on the occasion. Meanwhile, our students’ confidence and brilliance very much make us proud.
As an opportunity for our school members to connect and remind ourselves to embrace joy in the midst of our busy lives, we had a fun afternoon together on our “Get-set-go!” Day. Students and teachers showcased their Mandarin proficiency with tricky tongue twisters, tapped into their creative sides at the handicraft counters, and raised their voices in harmony during the sing-along session. Laughter and delight filled the air.
The highlight of the event was the sweet surprise of free ice cream for all! It was a perfect treat on a hot day for everyone to savour the cheerful vibe.
With the school year wrapping up, this event was definitely a boost of stamina and motivation prior to the upcoming examination.
In the 18th Infrastructure Building Competition organized by the Hong Kong Construction Association (HKCA), IVE Engineering and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, our students made good use of their Physics knowledge to construct a building model with the given materials. Among the 91 teams participating, two of our three teams successfully passed the static load deflection tests and entered the finals. Their models also well survived the earthquake resistant capacity test and won the first and third runner-up awards in the competition.
Our team members are:
4A Choi Kau Ching
4A Guan Jianteng
4A Lee Chi Chung
4A Lee Ka Fu
4A Shek Hong Kit
4A Tsang Kwun Wah
4A Ye Sze Ki
4A Yeung Lai Wa
4A Yuen Xue Zhi
4A Zhang Ying Jun
4A Zhu Ming Sen
4B Chau Hei Lok Jacus
4D Chan Hiu Ying
4D Li Yuen Chin
We are thrilled with our students’ keen participation in the 75th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival. A remarkable 254 students from our school took part in this prominent event, showcasing their talents and hard work. We have reached a marvelous merit percentage of 84%.
As for the prizes, our students achieved two second places and three third places, with one of them reaping an Honours Certificate. In addition to the individual awards, our Secondary 1 and 2 Mixed Voice Choral Speaking Team earned a well-deserved third place with their diligent efforts.
While we celebrate the outstanding achievements, our students will continue to have our support and encouragement in a learning environment where they can thrive and reach new heights.
The awardees are as follows:
Secondary 1 Girls Solo Verse Speaking Second Place 1C Khan Sehrish
Secondary 3 Boys Solo Verse Speaking Second Place 3C Choy Ho Him (Honours Certificate)
Secondary 1 Boys Solo Verse Speaking Third Place 1D Xu Zixuan
Secondary 3 Girls Solo Verse Speaking Third Place 3B Wong Hoi Lam
Secondary 4 Girls Solo Prose Reading Third Place 4A Shen Ip
Secondary 1 and 2, Mixed Voice, Choral Speaking Third Place
Our Form 3 students recently had the opportunity to explore The University of Hong Kong, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, and Hong Kong Baptist University, broadening their horizons. They were excited to venture beyond the familiar boundaries of our school and immerse themselves in the diverse learning environments of these renowned institutions.
At HKU, our students enjoyed the in-depth seminars on the Global and Area Studies program as well as the intersection of humanities and digital technologies. At CUHK, they gained a deeper understanding of the university’s general admission process, whereas at HKBU, they learned about their prestigious programs.
Experiencing the vibrant and unique campus atmosphere, our students had their curiosity ignited. They were inspired to consider the vast array of educational possibilities that lie ahead and empowered to make informed decisions about their future academic paths.
Our F.4 BAFS students recently participated in the Digital Stock Trading Guru Inter-School Competition co-organized by IFEC, the Education Bureau and Hong Kong Association for Business Education, supported by the School of Accounting and Finance of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Digital Stock Trading Guru is a learning tool developed for Secondary 4 to 6 students studying BAFS. It aims to provide them with an enjoyable means of acquiring knowledge in stock investment and financial planning through online simulation games, and to help them develop a better understanding of the significance of adopting the right attitudes towards investment.
Our students achieved the highest overall portfolio values in the Qualifying Round and successfully advanced to the Final Contest.
Our Chinese Dance and Contemporary Jazz Dance members participated in the Hong Kong Professional Dance Competition 2024 and received Silver Awards in Chinese Dance Open Group and Modern Dance Open Group. Congratulations to the teams for their brilliant performance!
Members are as follows:
Chinese Dance
1A Leung Hei Tung, 1B Huang Zi Tong, 1B Kwok Kam Yi, 1C Tsoi Ka Ching, 2B Xie Hang In, 2C Huang Min Qi, 2D Chau Ka Lam, 3B Wu Ka Yiu, 3D Kam Wai Laam, 4A Ye Sze Ki, 4B Feng Lee Ki, 5A Chan Hiu Lam, 5A Liang Lai Kuen, 5A Yuen Cho Lam, 5D Li Hang Wa, and 5D Lin Yingjun
Contemporary Jazz Dance
1C Ma Hoi In, 1D Chan Ka Yi, 1D Leung Yan Tung, 2A Chan Sze, 2D Chau Ka Lam, 2D Wong Wing Lam, 3C Chan Yan Hei, 4C Chiu Ka Tsin, 5B Yu Po Yi, and 5C Tang Hiu Ching
Our Chinese Dance and Contemporary Jazz Dance members participated in the 60th Schools Dance Festival and reaped a Highly Commended Award for Chinese Dance (Group) and a Commended Award for Modern Dance (Group) respectively. Congratulations to the teams for their success earned with hard work and dedication!
Members are as follows:
Chinese Dance
1A Leung Hei Tung, 1B Huang Zi Tong, 1B Kwok Kam Yi, 1C Tsoi Ka Ching, 2B Xie Hang In, 2C Huang Min Qi, 3B Wu Ka Yiu, 3D Kam Wai Laam, 4A Ye Sze Ki, 4B Feng Lee Ki, 5A Chan Hiu Lam, 5A Liang Lai Kuen, 5A Yuen Cho Lam, 5D Li Hang Wa, and 5D Lin Yingjun
Contemporary Jazz Dance
1B Tsang Chiu Ying, 1C Ma Hoi In, 1D Chan Ka Yi, 1D Leung Yan Tung, 2A Chan Sze, 2D Chau Ka Lam, 2D Wong Wing Lam, 3C Chan Yan Hei, and 4C Chiu Ka Tsin
Our STEM Carnival held in early May was coordinated by our Science, Technology, Art and Mathematics KLA. Through the eleven diverse information and game zones related to technology applications, our students with STEM talents had the opportunity to utilize their knowledge to design games and devices as well as explain their innovative ideas to their fellow schoolmates, exploring and sharing their research results.
This year, the event was co-organized with the Government’s Planning Department, Hong Kong Baptist University, and The University of Science and Technology. With a total number of participants exceeding 400, the carnival enjoyed a much vivid vibe.
Some highlights are as follows:
Hong Kong Baptist University’s Chinese Medicine Exhibition
The origins and classification of Chinese herbal medicines as well as the relationship between Chinese medicines and chemistry were introduced. The exhibition also included a complimentary Chinese herbal tea tasting session.
Robotics Zone
Engineering students from the University of Science and Technology were on hand to explain the robotics exhibits and demonstrate the underlying programming concepts.
Sports x STEM: Reaction Light Game
It was a fun interactive game allowing participants to explore the scientific principles behind reaction time and lighting systems.
Prize presentation and group photo with HKUST students. Congratulations to the winners of the reaction game!
The Planning Department’s Mobile Exhibition
Exhibition boards in the school hall introducing the “2030+” Development Plan, including the planning of the Northern Metropolitan Area
Award-winning STEM innovation
Our students introducing their award-winning STEM Project: Smart Washroom Alert System
Physics Zone
Demonstration of the structure and components of electric vehicles through a model car assembled by our talented STEAM students
Introducing bridge structure and earthquake-resistant designs
As a collaboration with Ming Gor, the renowned benevolent restaurant owner from Sham Shui Po known for offering free meals to the poor, our meal box distribution event aimed to promote values education with students putting into practice the virtues of care and empathy through community service, thereby cultivating their sense of compassion for the needy. Meanwhile, doing volunteer work together, students and parents have also built stronger bonds.
