The Inter-school Badminton Competition organized by HKSSF was held at Chai Wan Sports Centre on 22 April 2023. Our students performed outstandingly and obtained Boys B Grade 2nd Runner-up.
The awardees are as follows:
2B Siu Cheuk Kai
2C Yip King Him
2D Li Yeung Yeung
3A Cheng Lok Hei
3C Ling Wa Kin
4C Lai Ho Hin
Congratulations!
5B Mack Shang Bin participated in the VI International Liszt Ferenc Competition (Hungary-Budapest) – Hong Kong & Macau Preliminary Round 2023 organized by Universal Artists’ Association and obtained 1st runner-up in Grade Eight Piano Exam Class.
The International Liszt Ferenc Competition is initiated by the World Organization for Promoting Music and Arts Education to attract music-loving contestants to take part and further acquire professional music knowledge, thereby fostering their interest and opening up their international horizons in the field.
Congratulations to Shang Bin!
All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Athletics (Team) Tournament, an arena for the winning school of each district, organized by the HKSSF was held at Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground on 5th and 6th May 2023. Our students achieved encouraging results in the competition. 6B Chen Man Ka got 2nd Runner-up in Girls Discus, while 2B Mak Tsz Ching ranked 5th and 6th in Boys 110m Hurdles and Long Jump respectively.
Congratulations!
Our STEM Carnival held in late May was coordinated by our Science, Technology, Art and Mathematics KLA.
With 11 information and game sections related to the applications of science and technology, students of all levels were invited to explore and have fun. Those with STEM talent had an opportunity to apply their knowledge in designing the games and devices, and explain their innovations and research findings to their schoolmates.
Some highlights are as follows:
Flying Fish Zone
Laser Cutting & 3D Printing Technology Counter
Smart Sushi Detection Device
The design:
Insect House
Robotics Zone
Math @ STEM Counter
Electric Circuit Maze – a game based on the concept of electric circuits
This year, more than 300 of our students participated in the 74th Hong Kong Speech Festival (English Section), breaking the school’s record in terms of the number of both participants and awards.
We are more than pleased with our impressive results. A number of our participants obtained Certificates of Honours and the majority received Certificates of Merit. Our students’ dedication, effort and talent paid off and they have definitely gained a rewarding experience through their active involvement in the competition.
During their strenuous preparation, they appreciated the literary works and polished their delivery skills, fostering their confidence along the way. With the adjudicators’ professional feedback, the Speech Festival was indeed a valuable learning opportunity. We look forward to seeing our students build on their strengths, and continue to strive for excellence and their well-deserved success.
Our awardees are as follows:
First Place
1C YEUNG YAT HO (Solo Verse Speaking)
Second Place
3D CHAN TSZ YING (Solo Verse Speaking)
2B WONG FU HONG (Solo Prose Reading)
4C LAI YEE MAN (Solo Verse Speaking)
5B HO KA YAN (Bible Speaking)
5C LIN SHUYAN (Solo Prose Reading)
5D CHAN CHUN YI (Solo Prose Reading)
Third Place
1A YAN LUNG SO (Solo Verse Speaking)
1B YU CHUN FAI (Solo Verse Speaking)
2C FONG HEI KIU (Solo Prose Reading)
3D LEE KA FU (Solo Verse Speaking)
4B CHAN KA KIN (Solo Prose Reading)
4C LI MING CHU (Solo Verse Speaking)
5A LI PAK HING (Bible Speaking)
5D FONG MAN DICK (Solo Prose Reading)
6D CHAN CHUN WA (Solo Prose Reading)
6D YUEN KAM FAI (Solo Prose Reading)
Congratulations!
We turned up the volume with our English lunchtime gig held on 8 May 2023. The audience were hyped up by the famous pop songs and happily sang along.
Not only did this occasion improve our students’ language sense, but it also helped them build their confidence and stage presence. Thrilled with such an entertaining and inclusive English activity, we look forward to more on the way!
Two teachers of ours, Mr Chan and Mr Ng who teach Mathematics and Geography plus History respectively, had an open and frank conversation with students about a variety of topics in our second session of Shall We Talk? which was held successfully on 12 May 2023.
Our keen and cheerful Form 2 students asked about their work, impression of the school as well as their personal ambitions and achievements. Interesting questions included why they chose to teach here, memorable moments in their career, and possible alternative paths they could have pursued. Apart from the extensive responses and positive comments from Mr Chan and Mr Ng, students were also impressed by their advice on overcoming learning obstacles.
With many questions left unasked, the participants wished the thirty-minute session had been longer. We look forward to chatty, interactive gatherings like this for our students to get to know more about their teachers in a lively and relaxing English language context.
The Hong Kong Youth Performance Arts and Development Association has always been committed to promoting Hong Kong youth performing arts, international exchange opportunities and more internationally recognized values through high-level music and art competitions and activities.
5B Mack Shang Bin participated in the 27th Japan PIARA Hamamatsu International Piano Competition (HK region) 2023 organized by the association and obtained 5th Prize in ABRSM Piano Graded Group (Grade 8).
Congratulations to Shang Bin!
Our Student Union, Consensus, organized a Cake Making Workshop on 11 May 2023. The activity allowed students to express their creativity in a baker’s way.
With a cake base, cream, multifarious fruits and tools, each group made their own unique cake with a teamwork design.
Students’ self-decorated cakes could be a great token of appreciation and gratitude for their loved ones. Both aesthetic and fun, the collaboration is definitely an unforgettable memory.
Three of our Biology students, Chik Ka Wing and Lau Ka Hei from 5A and Tse Hoi Yan from 5D, recently received a merit award in the STEM Activity Category of the 25th Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition. Their project, titled ‘Soy’lution Modification, aimed to promote genetically modified (GM) soybeans to the public, raising their awareness and understanding of this topic. Our students’ innovative approach and dedication to fostering scientific solutions to real-world challenges earned them recognition and praise from the judges.
Congratulations!
