Year:
14 July 2017

EIE Robotic Challenge Junior 2017: Robot Hunter

Four S4 students participated in a robotics competition which was held by the Department of Electronics & Information Engineering Department (EIE), The Hong Kong Polytechnic University.  Our team won the First-Class Prize, showing that girls can excel at robotics.  The EIE provided workshops for participating students to develop their robots. Students learnt about the electronic circuitry inside a robot, including the skills related to designing, 3D-printing and programming.  This activity helped develop students' creativity, enhanced their problem solving skills and stimulated their interest in electronic engineering.

List of Participants

4A Koo Hui Lam

4D Au Sui Yu

4D Ng Sum YinN

View Gallery
12 July 2017

PTA Newsletter (42nd Issue)

The PTA Newsletter – The 42nd issue covers the interview of the principal, sharing by PTA Chairperson, Mr Tse Ming Wai, reports on PTA-S6 Graduates Lunch Gathering, Plastic Flower Making Workshop, PTA Picnic Day, Poverty Alleviation Measures in Shamshuipo, Fundraising Concert, Prayer Meeting for School Redevelopment, Talk for Parents, and recent school news. (e-version)

View Gallery
12 July 2017

Training Camp for Guidance Assistants

35 senior form students were recruited in May 2017 to help Secondary One newcomers to adapt to the life in Ying Wa.  A 2-day training camp was organised (12-13 July) for these Guidance Assistants to learn to be good companions to their  'little sisters' in the next academic year.  They will also arrange various exciting programmes for their schoolmates.

View Gallery
11 July 2017

Ying Wa Cup Basketball Tournament 2017

The Ying Wa Cup Basketball Tournament is a noble tradition of the school’s Basketball Team. Through this tournament of friendly matches, teams from participating schools not only learn more about basketball, but also develop a sense of camaraderie. This year, it was our honour to have hosted Hong Kong True Light College, United Christian College, Kowloon True Light Middle School, Fukien Secondary School and St. Stephen's Girls' College. The tournament was held from 11 to 13 July. Every school took part in the tournament wholeheartedly and with a united spirit.

Results:
Champion - Ying Wa Girls' School

View Gallery
11 July 2017

Full Scholarship to study at Oxford University - Ms Ma Ming-yan Carissa

Ma Ming-yan Carissa, a S6 graduate of Ying Wa in 2012, completed her undergraduate study with outstanding results in the Department of English of The Chinese University of Hong Kong.  She was on the Dean's List in 2013, 2014 and 2016, and recently awarded the Esther Yewpick Lee Millennium Scholarship 2017 to pursue a postgraduate degree, Master of Studies in English Studies, at Somerville College in Oxford University.  In a recent interview with Ming Pao, Carissa shared about the importance of developing a habit of reading to learn a language well.  She was a keen writer and debater during her time at Ying Wa.

View Ming Pao

View Gallery
10 July 2017

Speech Day 2017

Matured by their HKDSE experience, S6 graduates returned to school to attend Speech Day on 10 July.

View Gallery
10 July 2017

Health in Mind Programme (Second Year)

15 senior form students completed the "Youth Mental Health Promotion Programme - Health in Mind", organised by the Hospital Authority, Kwai Chung Hospital and MINDSET of the Jardine Matheson Group.  In these two years (2015-2017), students attended workshops about mental health, organised activities for schoolmates and for rehabilitated patients.  Apart from polishing their leadership skills, students also acquired knowledge about mental illness, developed the spirit of respect and took on the responsibility to "educate" others so as to help to eliminate the stigma faced by people with mental illness in society.

View Gallery
8 July 2017

Workshop: Introduction to Micro-controllers (Arduino)

To get prepared for the school-based study tour to Singapore (Theme: Science Exploration & Robotics), twenty S2-3 students attended a workshop and learnt to build their own robots on 8th July. The workshop lasting 3 hours was held to equip them with a basic understanding of the role of a micro-controller in an electronic device and how it works. Students learnt to control the lighting system of LEDs through programming Arduino, a type of microcontroller.

View Gallery

Pages