Award in the 24th International Meeting of Juvenile Art (Portugal)
Hui Sum Yau Cynthia (5A) was awarded the championship in the "Specific Landmark" category of the 24th International Meeting of Juvenile Art held in Évora, Portugal from October 1st to 8th. This art competition was organized by the local municipal government of Évora, along with some non-profit organizations, and is recognized as one of the three largest on-site sketching competitions worldwide. Évora, Portugal, is an ancient city renowned as a UNESCO cultural heritage site and has been hosting the international youth on-site sketching competition for 24 years. Throughout the competition, Sum Yau had the opportunity to explore the historic city and capture its essence using watercolors, charcoal, ink, pen, and pastel sketches.
Visit to the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences
The History Department organized a visit to the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences, providing a valuable learning opportunity for all S5 History students. During the visit, students explored the hygiene situation in late 19th century Hong Kong and discovered ways to improve the health conditions of Chinese people in the city. Through interactive exhibits and informative displays, students gained a deeper understanding of the importance of public health initiatives and the role of historical context in shaping healthcare practices today. This insightful experience allowed students to recognize the significance of preventive measures and their impact on community well-being.
SA, Inter-house and Appointed Post Inauguration Ceremony (2023)
The inauguration ceremony of the 75th Student Association (SA), the 33rd Inter-house Committee and all appointed posts, namely the Guidance Committee, Careers Committee, Civic Education Committee, Library, Student-access Centre, Stage and Technology Team, Student Health Unit, Alumnae Association, Campus TV Team, Learning Ambassadors, Green Warriors and Heritage Education Committee was held during the morning assembly on October 4. Student leaders took the oath to serve the school with faith, diligence and concerted efforts.
S2 Leadership Training
A successful S2 leadership training event was held, involving 40-50 students. The training focused on team-building activities, which took place at the Gymnasium and Covered Volleyball Ground at the Breezy Path Campus. The aims of the program were to develop leadership skills, enhance communication, promote collaboration, and foster a sense of teamwork among the students. Through engaging activities, valuable experiences were gained, equipping the students with the necessary skills and confidence to take on leadership roles in the future.
Visit to T · Park
On September 29, 2023, the Geography Department organized a trip for a group of twenty-three S3 students to T · Park in Tuen Mun, where they explored cutting-edge waste-to-energy technology and informative sludge treatment processes. One notable process involved converting sludge into ash and residues, reducing its volume by an impressive 90%. This approach not only minimizes landfill waste but also helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The students were inspired by the advanced recycling technologies and waste management practices they witnessed, highlighting the importance of sustainable development.
National Flag Hoisting Ceremony (Sept 2023)
To celebrate the 74th anniversary of the People's Republic of China, the National Flag Hoisting Ceremony was held on September 27. The topic on China's recent development and prospects was selected as the theme of the ceremony. Notable achievements included the successful launch of Shenzhou-16, marking several "firsts" in space exploration, while the 19th Asian Games in Hangzhou showcased China's position as a host for major sporting events. The "Belt and Road Artwork Exhibition" also commemorated the initiative's 10th anniversary, displaying captivating artworks. The ceremony provided a meaningful opportunity for students to deepen their understanding and connection with the motherland, fostering their sense of national pride.
Sharing session by Ms Michelle Lee
We had the honour of welcoming our alumna, Ms Michelle Lee, to Ying Wa on September 26th. Ms Lee is a well-respected art curator who kindly shared her amazing journey with our Visual Arts students. Her visit brought new inspiration to our creative community and left a lasting impression on everyone who attended. During her talk, Ms Lee discussed her path to her current important role. She explained how she organizes art exhibitions and captivated our students with the process of turning an idea into a stunning display of artwork. She specifically mentioned the Chu Tat Shing Art Exhibition (朱達誠藝術作品展), which took place in exciting cities like Los Angeles and later Toronto during the summer.
Sports Day (Final) 2023
The highly anticipated Sports Day (Final) took place at the Wan Chai Sports Ground. The event kicked off with an inspiring speech by Vice-Principal Mr Cho Kong Sang, who illustrated the advantages and benefits of sports by emphasizing the crucial role sports play in maintaining physical strength and endurance while also directly contributing to our academic success.
The highlight of the final was undoubtedly the electrifying 4 x 100m parents, staff, and students relay. It was heartwarming to witness the remarkable teamwork displayed by all participants. While all teams performed exceptionally well, one of the parents' teams edged out and took home the champion title.
