Easter Service 2019
On 18 April, students took part in our traditional Famine Lunch programme at school to raise funds for the needy and to experience hunger. In the afternoon, students gathered at Silcocks Hall to attend the Easter Service. Mr Ho Kin-pong, the Evangelist of Tsung Tsin Mission of Hong Kong Kau Yan Church, was invited to talk about "Our Tie with Easter”. Easter is a time for us to reflect and rejuvenate ourselves. Mr Ho defined “faith” as a way to find new meanings in our life. Especially when people are facing failures, God always guides us from darkness to brightness.
Hong Kong Water Race 2019
Ten students and four teachers took part in the Hong Kong Water Race 2019 organised by the Wofoo Social Enterprise, Water Supplies Department and the Open University of Hong Kong. Held in Tin Shui Wai, it was an educational orienteering activity which required participants to look for checkpoints using their map-reading skills and complete tasks aiming at raising awareness of the water scarcity problem. Divided into 4 teams, the S2-S5 participants were able to finish the race within 2 hours.
PTA Outing 2019
The Parent-teacher Association (PTA) and our social workers organised an outing for parents, students and teachers in April 2019. Routes were specially designed based on the theme of ‘Understanding the Old and New of the Central & Western District” in which various historical sites in the Central & Western Districts were included. Not only did participants get to know more about the neighborhood, but they were also informed of the transformation of the district. Thanks to the social workers, some ice-breaking mass games were conducted at the beginning so as to develop better understanding among participants, facilitating more interactions during the activity.
Open Prayer Meeting 2019 - Album 3
After a long journey, Ying Wa has eventually embarked on a new page of its history in mid-March with the “Big Move” from the decanting site of Sham Shui Po back to our home – the Robinson Road Campus. With God's guidance and the diligent work of the Ying Wa family, especially the Moving Back Team, lessons resumed smoothly on 25 March 2019 in the new campus. To express our gratitude to the Lord, an Open Prayer Meeting was held on 13th April 2019. Members of the Ying Wa family were invited to praise the Lord for His guidance and blessings throughout the whole redevelopment project.
Open Prayer Meeting 2019 - Album 2
After a long journey, Ying Wa has eventually embarked on a new page of its history in mid-March with the “Big Move” from the decanting site of Sham Shui Po back to our home – the Robinson Road Campus. With God’s guidance and the diligent work of the Ying Wa family, especially the Moving Back Team, lessons resumed smoothly on 25 March 2019 in the new campus. To express our gratitude to the Lord, an Open Prayer Meeting was held on 13th April 2019. Members of the Ying Wa family were invited to praise the Lord for His guidance and blessings throughout the whole redevelopment project.
Open Prayer Meeting 2019 - Album 1
After a long journey, Ying Wa has eventually embarked on a new page of its history in mid-March with the “Big Move” from the decanting site of Sham Shui Po back to our home – the Robinson Road Campus. With God’s guidance and the diligent work of the Ying Wa family, especially the Moving Back Team, lessons resumed smoothly on 25 March 2019 in the new campus. To express our gratitude to the Lord, an Open Prayer Meeting was held on 13th April 2019. Members of the Ying Wa family were invited to praise the Lord for His guidance and blessings throughout the whole redevelopment project.
Talk by Ms Angelina LO on Art Education
Our alumna Ms LO Kwok-yin Angelina delivered an inspiring talk on 10 April to students and teachers on “Creativity in Art Education”. Ms Lo is the founder and director of CreativeKids, which is a well-established studio fostering creativity through art among children and teenagers. She believes that whimsical ideas are sources for vibrant and carefree styles of art creation. Through art making, people may express and turn their own feelings and imaginative experiences into something visible and tangible.
Talk by Ms Wong Wai-fong, Ms Chan YL Elaine & Ms Leung CM Jennie
In the morning assembly of 3rd April, two alumnae, Ms Chan Yin-ling Elaine, Ms Leung Ching-man Jennie and our teacher Ms Wong Wai-fong were invited to share how participating in extra-curricular activities and leadership training programmes have positive impacts on ones’ career planning, resilience and personal development. Currently, Elaine is a Police Clinical Psychologist while Jennie is working as a Senior Immigration Officer at the Immigration Department. Back in the old days, not only were they core members of the Basketball Team, but they also served as student leaders in the Student Association and the Inter-house Committee. In their sharing, they emphasised the need of striking a balance among studies, activities and rest.
