Cleaning of campus
Moving to the decanting site in Tack Ching is a life experience to Ying Wa. To make the campus a welcoming one, members of the Student Association and the Civic Education Committee helped to clean the Sham Shui Po campus on 24 August, 2012. Special thanks to more than 20 passionate and enthusiastic boys from Ying Wa College led by their Acting Principal, Mr. CHENG Kwun-kit.
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Campus Farewell Day
It is a DAY to remember for all Ying Wa girls, graduates and friends who came back to reminisce, to take photos, to re-visit favourite corners and to get a souvenir or two. An unforgettable experience to bid farewell to our Robinson Road campus.

End-of-Term Service
The End-of-Term service was held in July 2012. Rev. Chan Chi Kin delivered the sermon. Prizes were presented to high-achievers and students with outstanding ECA performance.
Scholarships and Awards
High Achievers:
Scholarships 12-13 | Awards 12-13
High Achievers S1-S3 | High Achievers S4-S5 | High Achievers S6

Speech Day 2012
The annual Speech Day was held on July 10, 2012 at the Silcocks Hall. Our Principal, Mrs Ruth Lee, welcomed parents and congratulated all Secondary 6 and 7 graduates on their successful completion of secondary education. This year, it was special to have the first cohort of Secondary 6 students taking the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (HKDSE) and the last batch of Secondary 7 students participated in the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination (HKALE), witnessing a milestone for Hong Kong’s secondary education from seven-year to six-year studies.
Students' Day
The Students' Day on 6 July 2012 was designated a formal farewell to the Robinson Road campus, culminated in the evening Farewell Show where teachers performed songs and dance to raise funds for the redevelopment.
Chan Yick Ting (2011) – Straight A’s in the A-Level
Chan Yick Ting (Class 7S) achieved outstanding results in the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination 2011 with straight A’s. In an interview with Apple Daily, she related her experiences as a voluntary worker at Kwong Wah Hospital had motivated her to learn from the hard work of doctors and nurses. She was particularly touched by healthcare workers’ contributions during the SARS outbreak in 2003. Therefore, Yick Ting was keen on studying medicine either at the University of Hong Kong or the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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110th Anniversary Musical – Alice
To raise funds for the Ying Wa’s Redevelopment Project and to celebrate the 110th Anniversary, more than 200 students performed a large-scale English musical Alice with two sessions at the Lyric Theatre, Hong Kong Academy of Performing Arts on 24 July, 2010. With an original script and score, the musical incorporated different elements of drama, music, dance and multimedia. Students proudly sang and played eighteen pieces of original music on stage.
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Ming Pao (Click)
