Sharing by Ms Gladys Mattras at S4 CSD Lessons
The Citizenship & Social Development (CSD) Department was very pleased to have invited alumna Ms Gladys Mattras (S4 graduate, 2019) to share with all the S4 classes on May 21 and 22, 2024. She had a ‘big sister chat’ with the girls on embracing and accepting who they were. Starting off by asking students their impressions of mixed kids, she helped clear up common stereotypes and misconceptions by relating to the confusions and challenges she faced both in France and in Hong Kong as a Eurasian. She delved more deeply into identity issues and shared how she struggled to search for her sense of identity. Now she happily embraced both the French and Chinese cultures in becoming her unique culture. To wrap up, she encouraged students to li
Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prizes 2023/24
Ng Yuen Fong (6D) and Cheng Sze Wai (6E) were awarded the Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prizes 2023/24. These prestigious prizes are designed to support exceptional students in their educational pursuits and promote the holistic development of Hong Kong's youth. The recipients are recognized for their outstanding academic performance and active involvement in extracurricular activities.
排球隊(丙組)於學界排球比賽獲獎
英華排球隊(丙組)再次展現出非凡的勇氣和拼搏精神，於小西灣體育館舉行的學界(港島及九龍地域)排球比賽中使出渾身解數，最終奪得亞軍。由衷感謝隊員、教練和老師的努力和貢獻！
Homecoming Concert (Album 2)
The Music Department organized the Homecoming Concert on May 18 at the Silcocks Hall, which provided an opportunity for students and the Alumnae Choir to showcase their talents. The event was attended by teachers, parents, alumnae, and friends of Ying Wa, who were treated to a magnificent performance by the String Orchestra, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Alumnae Choir, Chamber String Orchestra, Piano Quintet, and Percussion Ensemble. The success of the performance owes itself to the hard work and dedication of all the performers involved. The audience was captivated by the enchanting melodies that filled the hall, leaving them spellbound.
Homecoming Concert (Album 1)
The Music Department organized the Homecoming Concert on May 18 at the Silcocks Hall, which provided an opportunity for students and the Alumnae Choir to showcase their talents. The event was attended by teachers, parents, alumnae, and friends of Ying Wa, who were treated to a magnificent performance by the String Orchestra, Junior Choir, Senior Choir, Alumnae Choir, Chamber String Orchestra, Piano Quintet, and Percussion Ensemble. The success of the performance owes itself to the hard work and dedication of all the performers involved. The audience was captivated by the enchanting melodies that filled the hall, leaving them spellbound.
Talk on Early YW Years
The School Heritage Committee organized a morning assembly on May 16 to reflect on our early years, which included a discussion of the reasons behind our founder, Miss Helen Davies' development of a boarding school and the founding of our kindergarten. Under the theme of 'language across the curriculum', the English Department, History Department, and the Self-access Centre collaborated to arrange a student-based presentation. Four students, ranging from S2 to S5, delivered a multi-faceted performance that incorporated drama and other creative elements.
S4 Exhibition Visits: Integrating Values Education in English Curriculum
As part of the English Department's values education programme, we organized two exhibition visits for a group of S4 students in this school year.
The first exhibition, titled "Coming Full Circle – The Tailor World of Ng Ming" at PMQ, provided students with valuable insights into the importance of perseverance through the story of Mr Ng Ming, a skilled tailor with a terminal illness.
English Debates for Junior Forms
Three debates for each junior year level, S1, S2 and S3, were held successfully from late April to early May. Six debaters from each form got to showcase their skills in front of their peers and contested on topics such as adolescent mobile phone ownership, robot teachers, and the use of artificial intelligence.
