CSD Poster Design on the 12 Priority Values
To enhance students’ awareness of the 12 priority values and attitudes, all S4 students collaborated in groups to create posters during their Citizenship and Social Development (CSD) lessons. Each group focused on unique values, including benevolence, commitment, diligence, empathy, filial piety, integrity, law-abidingness, national identity, perseverance, respect for others, responsibility, and unity. Their creativity, IT skills, and artistic talents were evident in the beautifully designed posters. Selected posters were displayed on the Prefect Board to further emphasize the importance of these values.
CSD Quizzes on Constitution Day, the Basic Law and National Security Education Day
The Citizenship and Social Development (CSD) Department hosted three lively classroom competitions: one marking Constitution Day in December 2025, another centered on the Basic Law in February 2026, and a third celebrating National Security Education Day in April 2026. Each activity was designed to strengthen students’ understanding while fostering a deeper sense of national identity through interactive learning. The atmosphere was energetic, with students eagerly participating and striving for top results. Through these engaging exercises, the department hopes to cultivate students into responsible, law-abiding citizens who value their civic duties.
Sharing by Ms Serena Tong
We were delighted to welcome back our distinguished alumna, Ms Serena Tong (唐家穎), as the guest speaker for our morning assembly on April 29, 2026.
Now a well-known Cantonese lyricist based in Hong Kong, Ms Tong shared the inspiring story of her journey into the music industry after graduating from Columbia University. She fondly recalled her school days, sharing how simply copying her favorite lyrics into a notebook ignited a lifelong passion for songwriting. Currently serving as the resident lyricist for Actors’ Family, Ms Tong remains deeply dedicated to promoting the art of Cantonese lyrics writing.
In Loving Memory of Mr Wong Kuen (1949 – 2026)
It is with heavy hearts and profound gratitude that the Ying Wa community bids farewell to a beloved educator, mentor, and friend, Mr Wong Kuen (王權), who passed away on 29th March 2026.
Serving Ying Wa Girls' School from 1978 to 2005, Mr Wong was a cornerstone of the Chinese Department. For over two decades, he did not simply teach Chinese Language, Literature, and History; he transformed the pages of textbooks into vibrant, living experiences within the classroom.
S5 Talk on Interview Tips and S5 Mock DSE Day 2026
Supported by the Hong Kong Family Welfare Society (HKFWS), the Careers Committee hosted two activities to enhance S5 students’ confidence in university admission. On April 17, the Talk on Interview Tips introduced essential skills and etiquette for students to make a lasting, positive impression. The talk featured an interactive activity, where students learnt how to channel their values and beliefs into their interviews.
2025–2026川渝港澳青少年科學大賽全國總決賽
本校四名學生於四川成都參與「2025–2026川渝港澳青少年科學大賽全國總決賽」，並獲取佳績。其中梁紫彤 (2E) 獲得一等獎，洪葆晴 (2C)、何婕忻 (3C)及周楚蕎 (3D) 獲得三等獎，她們更贏得「優秀科學學校大獎」。賽後，她們於成都大熊貓基地研學，走訪川菜博物館，觀賞川劇，遊覽寬窄巷子及杜甫草堂，切身體驗中國傳統文化。
中華基督教會香港區會中小幼模範生2026
中華基督教會香港區會中小幼模範生2025頒獎禮將已於2026年4月18日（星期六）在中華基督教會協和小學（長沙灣）舉行。此頒獎禮由中華基督教會香港區會主辦，以表揚學生們的努力和成就。三丁班陳愛衕同學和五戊班蕭凱昕同學於中學組獲得模範生獎。
Harvard Prize Book 2025
Three of our S5 students, Magdalene Yu (5C), Emma Ko (5A), and Charlotte Yeung (5E), received the 2026 Harvard Prize Book. This award is presented to exceptional secondary school students in Hong Kong who have demonstrated academic excellence, exemplary character, and a commitment to community service.
