Poverty Simulation Workshop by ICE during S6 LS lesson
The Liberal Studies (LS) Department invited Inter Cultural Education (ICE) to hold Poverty Simulation workshops for all the S6 classes in December 2022 and January 2023. Students were enlightened on hot global issues such as poverty, unfair trade and social inequality through professional guidance, genuine props and interactive activities. Everyone was fully engaged in the role-play, discussion and sharing. Several even stayed behind to ask questions and chat with the guests. Overall, the learning atmosphere was very interactive, joyful and engaging.
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A Visit to Mil Mill Recycling Centre (S3)
The Geography Department organized a visit to Mil Mill Recycling Centre for 30 S3 students on December 16, 2022. Mil Mill is the first pulp mill and education centre that recycles beverage cartons in Hong Kong. In the visit, not only did students learn about the daily recycling operation in the industry, but they also had the opportunity to engage in a recycled paper-making workshop. Students developed a deeper understanding towards the recycling process of beverage cartons in Hong Kong and the essences of forest resource management. It is our hope that students could adopt a green lifestyle so that sustainability can be attained.
Talk by Dr. Michael Rivera on Forensic Anthropology
The English Department was delighted to have invited Dr. Michael Rivera, who is the one and only Biological Anthropologist in Hong Kong, to speak to our S5 students about his profession. Dr. Rivera is a graduate from the University of Cambridge and is currently teaching at the University of Hong Kong.
Through Dr. Rivera’s engaging talk, students were introduced to the fascinating field of forensic anthropology and how they make use of skeletal analysis and archaeological techniques in a variety of situations like criminal cases and humanitarian crises. They also learnt some interesting facts about bones – particularly the wealth of information within them that can help determine one’s age, gender, ancestry, and much more.
Christmas Greetings from Principal (2022)
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Dear alumnae and friends of Ying Wa,
With 2022 coming to a close and a fresh new year about to unfold, it is once again time to reflect on the past year and give praise to our wonderful God for his abundant grace. As reminded by the scripture in James 1:17, “Every good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of the heavenly lights, who does not change like shifting shadows.”
Colorful School Life amidst COVID
Silver Award of 2022 Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows
The String Orchestra of YW won the Silver Award in the String Orchestra Interflow Competition of 2022 Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows organized by the Music Office of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department on December 14. Conducted by our subject panel of the Music Department, Mr Matthew Leung, the String Orchestra performed Vivaldi’s Cello Concerto, RV 407, in the competition at an amazing level of finesse, receiving acclaim from the audience. The hard work, dedication and efforts of the String Orchestra were highly appreciated!
Annual Athletics Meet (2022-2023) (Final)
The annual Athletics Meet (Final) was held on Dec 8 in the Wan Chai Sports Ground. The highlights of the final were the teacher-student 4 x 100M relay and the Graduation Cup. More than 20 teachers were invited by students to run in the relay. Not only was it a running competition, but it was also a joyful moment for teachers and students to bond. Meanwhile, all the S6 girls participated in the Graduation Cup. The graduating classes could put aside their books and relax for a while by enjoying the exciting games designed for the Cup.
S2 Study Skill Workshop
15 Learning Ambassadors organized a study skill workshop for the S2 on December 7, 2022. Tips on note-taking, reading, goal setting, and time management were shared so that students could brush up on their learning skills and achieve their academic goals.
Toastmasters Speech Contests 2022-23
The Toastmaster Speech and Table Topics Contests are held annually to allow participants of the Toastmasters Youth Leadership Programme to demonstrate their communication and leadership skills. This year the event was held on December 3 with 33 contestants from S2 to S4, 6 student workers and 5 judges from the Toastmasters International. The contests were divided into 2 sessions, namely Prepared Speech and Table Topics. The event indeed offered a great platform for students to shine while sharing their wonderful speeches with the audience.
Results of the contests (Click)
