Talk on Cheongsam
The cheongsam has always held a special place in the hearts of Ying Wa girls, symbolizing our school's rich heritage. On October 8, 2025, we were thrilled to delve into the history of this traditional garment during a morning assembly organized by the History Department.
Miss Cheng Chau Hung Quinn (鄭秋紅) and Mr Lau Hiu Lok Andrew (劉曉樂) from the Hong Kong Cheongsam Association visited Ying Wa to educate us about the cheongsam's origins and evolution. They began by emphasizing its significance as part of the intangible heritage list, and then went on to illustrate how Western influences and feminism have shaped its design over time.
The 125th Anniversary Art Exhibition - Legacy in Bloom
The Visual Arts Department proudly organized an 8-day exhibition, from October 3 to 10, at the prestigious Pao’s Gallery on the 5th floor of the Hong Kong Arts Centre. Titled the 125th Anniversary Art Exhibition - Legacy in Bloom, the event celebrated a remarkable milestone—125 years since the founding of our school. This exhibition not only highlighted our enduring dedication to art education but also showcased the exceptional artistic talents of our students. It stood as a tribute to the school’s rich history while embracing the mission of preserving and promoting the essence of art and traditional Chinese culture.
Visit to the National Security Exhibition
On October 3, S1 to S4 students visited the National Security Exhibition Gallery at the Hong Kong Museum of History, invited by the EDB. This thematic gallery is the first in the HKSAR dedicated to national security education. Students observed various aspects of national security and the latest developments in the motherland. They also explored other exhibitions, including "The Hong Kong Jockey Club Series: United in Arms" and "Standing for Peace – 80th Anniversary of Chinese Victory in the War of Resistance," enriching their understanding of history and national significance.
Globalization and Social Innovation Workshop by the CSD Department
The Citizenship and Social Development (CSD) Department invited Inter Cultural Education (ICE) to organize a Globalization and Social Innovation workshop for all S6 students on October 3, 2025. It began with a clip featuring Matt Friedman (an American human rights advocate with expertise in human trafficking and modern slavery) from the Mekong Club on modern slavery and supply chains.
Inauguration of Appointed Officials, Student Association and Interhouse Committee
The inauguration of the appointed posts of various committees, the 77th Student Association (SA) and the 35th Inter-house Committee was held on Oct 2. After the inauguration of all appointed posts, Leung Sum Nam (6C), Chairlady of the 76th Student Association, delivered a Vote of Thanks, in which she expressed gratitude to her peers for their unfailing support in the past year and rallied students’ support for the new SA. Our Principal, Ms Chuk, conducted the Investiture of Office and endorsement of all posts, reminding student leaders to serve but not to be served, and to strive to fulfill the responsibilities entrusted to them with diligence and joy. The whole student body also pledged to abide by the constitution o
Celebration for the National Day and Mentorship Programme
To honour the 76th Anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, as well as the 80th Anniversary of the Victory in the Chinese People’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, our school held a flag raising ceremony led by our Flag Hoisting Team and the Civic Education Committee on September 30. Accompanied by an uplifting tune and the flawless march of the Flag Hoisting Team, the student body sang the national anthem with pride. The ceremony was followed by Cheung Yik Shuen (4C) and Gong Man Yuet (5A)’s heartfelt sharing on our country’s achievements in science and technology, the September 3rd Victory Day Parade, and the 80th
Greater Bay Area Outstanding Students Award 2025
4E Cheung Yik Shuen and 6D Zhang Chi Yan have been awarded the Merit Award in the Junior Category and the Merit Award in the Secondary Category respectively at the Greater Bay Area Outstanding Students Award 2025.
The award was co-organised by the Hong Kong School Managers Society and the Education University of Hong Kong. It recognizes students across the Greater Bay Area who excel academically and demonstrate well-rounded personal development. The awardees not only have outstanding academic performance but also exhibit exceptional abilities in extracurricular activities and community service.
Film Screening of The Way We Talk with Post-screening Sharing
The Visual Arts Department, Chinese Literature Department, and Parent-Teacher Association of our school collaboratively organized a screening of the film The Way We Talk, followed by a post-screening sharing session. The event brought together approximately 196 students, parents, and teachers, fostering a meaningful discussion and reflection.
The film not only explored the themes of inclusion, family love, and youth identity, but it also provided a profound insight into the diverse ways of communication within the deaf community. It offered a unique perspective on the challenges faced by the deaf world, inspiring participants to cultivate empathy and a deeper understanding of their experiences.
