CCC Robotics Challenge 2025
A team of six talented S2 girls represented our school at the annual Robotics Competition organized by the CCC (The Church of Christ in China), bringing home a well-deserved Silver Medal. The competition, which included secondary schools from across the CCC, challenged students to code and utilize AI recognition to control robots in completing designated tasks. This year’s event introduced elements of Chinese History and Culture. In addition to programming robots for various tasks, the students were required to answer questions about Chinese history and culture by using their robots to pick specific colored balls and shoot targets to score points. Our team demonstrated remarkable skills and teamwork throughout the compet
Visit to the HK Google Office
30 students enjoyed an eye-opening tour to the Hong Kong Google Office, co-organized by the Child Psychoecology Foundation Limited, our school’s Careers Committee, Geography, Economics, and B.A.F.S. departments.
During the visit, students explored the concept of ESG (Environment, Society, and Governance) at Google and gained insights into the company’s sustainable practices. They also had the unique opportunity to tour the office, experiencing Google’s dynamic and innovative work environment firsthand. A highlight of the visit was experimenting with Google’s AI model, which showcased the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and its real-world applications.
Zhuhai Aerospace Study Tour
On June 25, 34 S5 Physics students participated in the Zhuhai Aerospace Study Tour, a dynamic experience that enriched their understanding of Astronomy and Space Science in the syllabus. The tour included visits to the Zhuhai Space Center and a BeiDou Navigation Satellite System workshop, aligning closely with our physics syllabus and illustrating concepts like rocket technology and navigation systems. Students were highly engaged, enjoying hands-on activities and gaining insights into China’s advancements in space technology. The trip ignited enthusiasm for learning, deepened their appreciation for national scientific achievements, and strengthened their sense of national identity.
Joint School Visit to the CUHK Faculty of Law
On June 24, 27 Secondary Four to Six students from Ying Wa College and Ying Wa Girls’ School visited the CUHK Faculty of Law. During the visit, our students talked to two old boys and an old girl from the Ying Wa community who are currently pursuing a degree in LLB. They engaged in insightful conversations about studying law and received practical advice from those who have first-hand experience in the area of studies. The visit also featured a taster lecture by Professor Dicky Tsang (曾勁峰教授) and a guided tour of the Law Library, providing an enriching and inspiring experience for all.
Tea Gathering of Mentorship Programme 2025
The 2024-2025 Mentorship Programme concluded with a tea gathering for mentors and mentees on 21 June at Gloucester Luk Kwok Hong Kong. Through meaningful interactions, mentors generously shared their professional expertise, offering valuable advice to student mentees, who gained deeper insights into various career opportunities, required qualifications, workplace cultures, and industry trends. A special session was held to bid farewell to our Principal, Mr Francis Kwan, expressing heartfelt gratitude for his unwavering support and guidance throughout the past decade of the mentorship programme.
Sharing by Ms Gladys Mattras and Wong Kwan Nga Vivian at S4 and S5 CSD Lessons
The Citizenship & Social Development (CSD) Department was very pleased to have invited two alumnae to share their experiences with the S4 and S5 classes on June 20, 2025. Ms Gladys Mattras (S4 Graduate, 2019) engaged the students in a meaningful discussion about embracing and accepting their identities. She started by asking the students for their impressions of mixed-race individuals, helping to clear up common stereotypes and misconceptions by relating her own confusions and challenges as a Eurasian in both France and Hong Kong. Gladys delved deeply into identity and beauty issues, sharing her struggles to find her sense of self. She now happily embraces both French and Chinese cultures and beauties, both of which form
Geography and THS Visit to Ocean Park Hong Kong
On June 18, 37 students studying either Geography and Tourism and Hospitality Studies (THS) attended the "Bamboo Eaters" workshop at Ocean Park Hong Kong. This immersive and carefully curated experience was designed to deepen their understanding of pandas, our national animal.
During the workshop, the students explored the complexities of the pandas' natural habitat and gained valuable insights into the fascinating animal. Additionally, they examined the innovative concept of edutainment within the theme park, learning how education and entertainment are skillfully combined to create meaningful learning experiences.
In Loving Memory of Rev. Lee Ching Chee
We invite you to join us for a Memorial Service in remembrance of our beloved Rev. Lee Ching Chee (李清詞牧師) on 6th July 2025 at 3:00 p.m. (HK Time). The service will take place at the Silcocks Hall of Ying Wa Girls’ School in Hong Kong.
This gathering is an opportunity to honour Rev. Lee’s remarkable life and legacy, celebrating her profound impact on our community and beyond. No pre-registration is required.
Both the Robinson Road and Bonham Road entrances (Site A) will be opened from 2pm. Please note that parking is limited and by reservation only.
For those unable to attend in person, we warmly welcome you to participate through our online live broadcast. You can join us via the following link:
