Animal Companionship Programme (2024)
The Guidance Committee organised the 'Animal Companionship Programme' (「寵」伴同行) on Mar 8. This programme was designed to enhance students' mood and overall well-being by creating a comforting, relaxing, and soothing atmosphere through the presence of animals.
During the programme, Ms. Angela Chan, the founder of the Hong Kong Homeless Dog Shelter, shared inspiring stories of how these stray dogs revitalised their lives despite being seriously sick or injured. The lives of these dogs served as valuable life lessons, touching the hearts of everyone.
Wellness Week 2023-2024
The Wellness Week, which was held from February 20 to 23, 2024, was organized by the Guidance Committee in order to prioritize students’ mental health, foster positive emotions and thinking, and train student leaders to deliver constructive messages. Throughout the dedicated week, student leaders orchestrated interactive activities including talks, games, and creative platforms to foster mindfulness, facilitate open expression of emotions, and encourage empathy towards others. The event proved highly successful, fostering a greater comprehension of mental health among all participants.
Third Inter-School Intelligent Sports STEM Competition
Fifteen students from S2 to S5 levels participated in the "Inter-School Intelligent Sports STEM Competition 2023-2024" and achieved pleasing results. The competition was jointly organized by the Physical Fitness Association of Hong Kong, China, and the Hong Kong Extra-Curricular Activities Masters' Association, with the objective of promoting students' awareness of physical health.
明日領袖選舉頒獎禮2023
「明日領袖高峰論壇暨明日領袖選舉頒獎禮2023」於3月2日舉行。「明日領袖選舉2023」活動由傑出青年協會與香港海關青年發展委員會協辦，表揚10位具有優秀品德、樂於服務、關心社會且具領導潛質的學生領袖。英華推薦了兩位高中學生參與「明日領袖選舉2023」活動，包括施鰻芝（六戊班）和楊凱晴（四戊班）。她們於去年10月21日出席在香港海關學院舉行的啟動禮和評選日，共有40名學界青年領袖出席參與評選。兩位學生表現出色，成功進入決賽，其中施鰻芝更獲得最高榮譽，成為十大學生領袖之一。
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S3 Careers Conferences 2024
The Careers Committee organized two career conferences for S3 students on Feb 2 and Mar 1, 2024. During the first conference, careers teachers introduced three Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) subjects: Chinese Literature, Literature in English, and Information and Communication Technology (ICT). The event concluded with a competition on subject selection. In the second conference, 61 S4-5 student helpers shared their experiences and insights on subject selection and learning. The aim of these conferences was to provide students with valuable information and guidance, enabling them to make informed decisions about their S4 subject selection based on their abilities, interests, and career aspirations.
Talk on Healthy Body with Stretching Exercise
We were honoured to have Ms Kong Man Wing (江文穎), an alumna and a physical therapist, as a guest speaker. She delivered a captivating talk on the significance of incorporating stretching exercises into our daily routine, particularly when leading busy lives. She emphasized that stretching helps to improve flexibility, reduce muscle tension, and enhance blood circulation. She further demonstrated a series of stretching exercises that could be easily performed, even when seated, making them accessible to students during their school hours. Her insightful presentation left us with a newfound appreciation for the value of stretching in maintaining a healthy body and mind.
S2E Visit to the HKMMS
With the coordination of Ms Ng, the Chinese History teacher and class teacher of 2E, a visit to the Hong Kong Museum of Medical Sciences (HKMMS) was arranged, presenting a valuable learning opportunity for the students. During the visit, students had the chance to explore the hygiene conditions of late 19th century Hong Kong and discover methods to enhance the well-being of the Chinese population in the city. Through interactive exhibits and informative displays, students acquired a deeper comprehension of the vital role of public health initiatives and the influence of historical context on contemporary healthcare practices.
Silver Award in Music Competition
The Senior Choir achieved the Silver Award in the First Division - Senior Choir - Foreign Language - Girls - Secondary School Choir category at the competition organized by the Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association. The event took place on February 26 at Tsuen Wan Town Hall. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Leung, our Music teacher, for his guidance and leadership during the competition. The Senior Choir delivered captivating performances of "The Lord is My Shepherd" by Javier Busto and "Magos a rutafa" by Lajos Bárdos. Their dedication and remarkable talent were truly commendable.
