Sharing by Ms Tse Shuk Chun on Gratitude
It was a wonderful surprise when our recently retired and respected teacher, Ms Tse Shuk Chun, returned to Ying Wa to share on the theme of gratitude on November 5, 2025. She began with a verse from Psalm 23 to inspire students to reflect. Ms Tse then recalled her many meaningful experiences at Ying Wa, for which she felt deeply thankful. These included her roles as class teacher, subject teacher, advisor of the Christian Fellowship, and advisor of the Interact Club. She encouraged us to live out the Ying Wa spirit of Yes We Go and Serve! To wrap up the assembly, Ms Tse encouraged everyone to put gratitude into practice by keeping a diary to jot down daily blessings, praying with thankfulness, and taking action to show appreciation.
Vocal Masterclass by Ms Viola Cheung
The Music Department organized the Vocal Masterclass on 3 November, inviting the renowned soprano, Ms Viola Cheung Wing-Lam (張穎琳), who is also an alumna of our school, to coach our singers. Selected student singers gave promising solo performances and students who attended the masterclass have learnt a lot from the professional and inspiring coaching of Ms Cheung.
Prizes at 10th World Harmonica Festival
Li Chiu Wing Jeannie (2E) was awarded 1st runner-up and 4th place in the categories of Adult Duo and Youth Solo (under 16) respectively at the 10th World Harmonica Festival, a prestigious harmonica competition held in Trossingen, Germany.
Annual General Meeting of the Parent-Teacher Association
The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) was successfully held on October 25, 2025. Ms Chan Po Chu, Chairperson of the PTA, warmly welcomed all parents and teachers and shared highlights from the past school year. These included the Parents’ Academy, a farewell lunch for S6 students, Students’ Day game stalls, and a variety of parent volunteer activities.
The Shaw Prize 2025 Student Engagement Programme – ‘Innovating for Tomorrow: A Conversation with The Shaw Laureates 2025’
6A Lo Sze Wai was selected as one of the few shortlisted students to participate in the ‘Innovating for Tomorrow: A Conversation with The Shaw Laureates 2025’ on October 23, 2025.
This wonderful event, presented by the Shaw Prize Foundation and organised by SCMP Learn, offers a precious opportunity for Hong Kong's secondary school students to engage in a direct and inspiring conversation with world-renowned scholars.
Visit to the "Lost and Found in Hong Kong" Exhibition
On October 23, a group of 28 S4 History students, organized by the History Department, visited the "Lost and Found in Hong Kong (唐樓中的二戰日記)" exhibition at HKUST, hosted by the Asia Society Hong Kong Centre. The exhibition commemorates the 80th Anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe, focusing on the unsung Chinese heroes of the Normandy landings. Students engaged with the docent, Ms Teresa Mak, learning about the contributions of Chinese naval officials during the Normandy landings and how they were trained alongside the Allied Powers during WWII. This experience deepened students' understanding of history and encouraged critical thinking about diverse perspectives in historical narratives.
Sharing by Interact Club
YWGS continues to embody the spirit of “Yes We Go and Serve” and “to serve, not to be served.” Once again, the Interact Clubs of Ying Wa College and our school collaborated to organize a community service project called “深緒情緣” in Sham Shui Po. Participants had the opportunity to engage with underprivileged members of the community, including tenants of sub-divided flats, cleaning workers, cardboard collectors, and the homeless. These meaningful interactions offered students a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by disadvantaged individuals in our society.
Red Cross Youth First Aid Competition (Central & Western District) 2025-2026
On October 19, 2025, two teams of Ying Wa students from Hong Kong Red Cross Youth Unit 11 took part in the Central and Western (C&W) District Youth First Aid Competition. They showcased their knowledge of first aid skills in a “First Aid Skill Challenge” and a “Stimulated First Aid Competition”.
Team A was crowned Champion in the “First Aid Skills Challenge”, Champion in the “Stimulated First Aid Competition”, and thus the “Overall Champion” of the competition. Team B also won the “Overall 2nd Runner-up” award of the competition.
Additionally, the leader of Team A, 4B Cheung Hoi Kei, won the title of the “Best Leader of the Stimulated First Aid Competition”.
