YWGS & YWC Mixed Choir Performances
The Senior Mixed Choir of Ying Wa Girls' School and Ying Wa College recently showcased their talent at the Anniversary Concert of Ying Wa College and the Christmas Service at Ying Wa Girls' School. On December 21 and 22, they captivated the audience with their renditions of "Cradle Hymn" by Kim André Arnesen and "New Year" by John Rutter. Under the guidance of Mr Matthew Leung, music teacher at Ying Wa Girls' School, and Mr Ernest Hui, conductor of the Senior Choir at Ying Wa College, the Mixed Choir delivered two uplifting performances for the festive season.
S4 Class Assembly Series (2023-2024)
The tradition of class assemblies holds a special place in the hearts of Ying Wa. From planning to execution, students are encouraged to develop their talents and shine. This year, the class assemblies of the S4 classes transformed into captivating dramas that revolved around positive values. Themes such as confidence and resilience in the face of failure were brought to life on the stage. Each class displayed remarkable unity and cooperation, resulting in a series of performances that were both captivating and thought-provoking. It was truly heartwarming to witness the students' boundless creativity as they passionately conveyed these important values.
Christmas Greetings from the Principal
Dear alumnae and friends of Ying Wa,
Warmest greetings and blessings to all of you as we enter the joyous season of Christmas! As Principal of Ying Wa, it is my pleasure to extend my sincerest wishes for a truly memorable and meaningful holiday season.
This year has been an extraordinary journey filled with challenges and triumphs. In the face of adversity, our school community has shown remarkable resilience and strength. Together, we have overcome obstacles, adapted to change, and continued to pursue excellence in education. I am immensely proud of our community’s unwavering dedication and commitment.
JENESYS 2023
Our head girl, Tam Hoi Yan of Secondary Five, was selected to be one of the delegates to represent Hong Kong in the Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths Programme (JENESYS). Initiated by the Japanese Government in 2007, JENESYS aims to promote mutual understanding among the East Asia region, and to deepen understanding of Japan. Participants visited high schools, science and history museums, and enjoyed a memorable night with homestay families in Japan. The delegation was engaged in cultural performances, including dancing and singing in Putonghua and Japanese.
Talk by Ms Cathy Cole and Ms Charmian Woodhouse
The English Department was delighted to welcome Ms Cathy Cole and Ms Charmian Woodhouse, passionate trail runners and open-water swimmers, to share their experiences of coasteering Lantau Island with our S5 students. Through captivating stories and photos of their journey, our students were able to appreciate the beauty of Lantau's coastline, as well as the rich biodiversity and geological features that our city has to offer. Additionally, Ms Cole and Ms Woodhouse exemplified what it means to dream big and helped our students realize the exciting possibilities available to them if they pursue their interests.
Award of Secondary School Think and Create Competition
The Secondary School Think and Create Competition 2023/24 was a groundbreaking event organized by the Faculty of Engineering at CUHK and funded by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charity Trust. Out of the 50 teams that participated, our team was honored with the Outstanding Social Awareness Award. Our team developed the "AIzhusic" app, which harnessed the power of artificial intelligence (AI) and music to track and alleviate Alzheimer's disease. This competition not only provided students with an opportunity to explore new technologies but also empowered them to make meaningful contributions to society through AI.
List of students: Pan Nga Hei (6B), Xu Lok Yi (6C), Yim Sie Lam (6C)
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S6 Mock Interview Workshop 2023
The Careers Committee organized a mock interview workshop on Dec 15 in collaboration with the Hong Kong Family Welfare Society (HKFWS). The workshop aimed to prepare S6 students for university admission interviews and refine their interviewing skills. Ten social workers from HKFWS conducted interview workshops in various classrooms, with students assigned based on their academic interests. During the workshop, students gained valuable insight into the interview process, participated in realistic interviews, and received constructive feedback on their performance. This activity served to equip our students with the confidence and knowledge required to excel in their future university interviews.
Sweetie Day
To bring a touch of joy to the school, the “Sweetie Day” was held by the Guidance Committee on December 13. Students enjoyed candy floss and popcorn during lunch and after school, providing a much-needed break from their studies. These precious moments of relaxation and laughter were cherished by all, creating a festive atmosphere. The event reminded everyone of the importance of finding joy in the small things and cultivating a sense of unity.
