Achievements

Four of our Form 5 Biology students, Cai Wang Yu, Poon Chun Yau Eric, Wong Kwai Ying from 5A and Chan Yik Kwan from 5B, participated in the Hong Kong Science Fair organized by the Hong Kong Innovation Foundation this year. During the process, they were trained in two workshops by experts at the MIT Hong Kong Innovation Node Centre, receiving valuable comments on their programming and presentation skills. Their dedication earned them a Merit Prize in the Senior Form category.

Their project, “Savior”, aims to boost the population of native insects and plants having declined due to urban development and climate change. “Savior” is a self-operated insect hotel using the Arduino program. The Arduino board processes data collected by 6 light sensors, 2 water sensors and a solar panel installed on the roof top to initiate responses correspondingly, such as revolving the device to avoid sunlight and lowering the curtain to avoid raindrops, in order to provide the best living condition for the insects and thus help the pollination of native plants. If cameras are installed, photos of different insects and plants around can be captured and shared on online platforms such as iNaturalist while the collected data can be processed to achieve different investigation and analysis purposes by universities, institutions and environmental organisations. Their product can accomplish multiple objectives. Besides increasing the general public’s awareness, the mechanism saves a lot of manpower in terms of data collection and monitoring. It is hoped that “Savior” can contribute to saving and protecting the life of both pollinators and native plants.

2B Zeng Yuen Man has been outstanding in both inter-school and regional athletics competitions this year. She recently received the BOCHK Rising Star Athlete Award which recognizes the achievements of Grade C athletes for their devotion and significant performance in a particular sport.

Congratulations to Yuen Man for her athletic talent and impressive accomplishments!

3B Mak Tsz Ching has won the champion in 110m hurdles event in the All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Athletics Tournament. Congratulations to Tsz Ching for his exemplary performance and we look forward to his future endeavors.

5D Fung Ho Hei took part in the 3rd Hong Kong Youth and Children’s Music Competition and obtained the champion title in F.4-6 Group Chinese Musical Instrument Solo (Guzheng). Every year, the competition attracts music and dance lovers from different parts of Asia to participate, providing a platform for them to showcase their talents, demonstrating the classical, modern, Chinese and Western music and dance cultures in Asia. Congratulations to Ho Hei!

The 24th Asian Physics Olympiad was held successfully in Malaysia from 3 June to 10 June. Over 200 contestants from 27 countries and cities took part in the competition. Our distinguished student, Mui Lok Tin Matthew, has represented Hong Kong and won a bronze medal.

Congratulations to Matthew for his remarkable achievement!

For more information about the event, please access:

https://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/202406/11/P2024061100474.htm?fontSize=1

Our performance, Blade of Fatality, for the Hong Kong School Drama Festival was successfully held previously. The cast and crew from our English Drama Club did their best and gave a great show with flying colours.

Well praised by the adjudicators, our team received a number of awards. Under the category of Secondary English, we have reaped the Award for Outstanding Script, Award for Outstanding Performer (for 8 of our cast members), Outstanding Stage Effects, Outstanding Cooperation and Commendable Overall Performance.

Congratulations!

Parents and club members were in the audience to support our cast and crew.

Our student, 5D Fung Ho Hei, took part in 2024 6th International Solo & Ensemble Competition (Singapore) and received an Honorary Gold Award in Amateur Group D Chinese Musical Instrument Solo (Guzheng).

The organizers of the competition, Singapore’s Hitmaker Records and Macau Youth Musicians Association, are committed to cultivating and promoting world-class music talents. With support from players from many countries as well as recognition from industry experts and professors, and recommended by China’s Central Conservatory of Music, the competition has become an important event demonstrating its international influence.

Ho Hei will participate in the Singapore finals in August and join a variety of activities including the prize presentation ceremony, master classes, master concerts, conservation charity talks and more.

Congratulations to Ho Hei!