Hong Kong Island Outstanding Student Awards 2022
Lau Hok Yau (5D) and Yang Hoi Ching (3B) were awarded the Hong Kong Island Outstanding Student Awards 2022 in the senior and junior sections respectively. Lau Hok Yau was awarded the top ten of the Certificate of Merit while Yang Hoi Ching was awarded the top ten of the Certificate of Honour. Presented by the Hong Kong Island School Heads Association, the awards aim to recognize secondary school student leaders who have demonstrated excellent leadership skills and have served the school and society enthusiastically.
Annual Athletics Meet (2022-2023) (Heat)
The annual Athletics Meet (Heat) was held on Dec 2. It is an occasion for students, teachers, staff members and parents to come together as a family. Held in the Wan Chai Sports Ground, the event was a perfect opportunity for students to demonstrate their talents on the tracks and fields. Without the support of the Physical Education Department, the Student Association, the Inter-house Committee and staff, it could not have been held so smoothly. The day was a good blend of fun and hard work. With students’ passion in competing and cheering, the annual athletic endeavor created a positive and enthusiastic school spirit.
Sharing by the Interact Clubs of YWC & YWGS
YWGS not only stands for Ying Wa Girls’ School, but also Yes We Go and Serve. The Interact Clubs of Ying Wa College and Ying Wa Girls’ School co-organized a two-day local community service project (深緒情緣) on August 14 and 15 in Sham Shui Po. On November 30, participants shared their experiences and thoughts of the homelessness in the morning assembly in order to raise students’ awareness of the hardship faced by the underprivileged and marginalized group of Hong Kong.
Educational Activities for Constitution Day
In order to raise students’ awareness of the Constitution Day and enhance their sense of national identity, the Citizenship and Social Development (CSD) Department organized a number of activities to achieve these goals. After learning about the Constitution Day during lessons, all S4 and S5 students worked in groups to design a poster, aiming at disseminating information about the Constitution Day on December 4. During the week of November 28, all students participated in an online Constitution Day quiz organized by the Hong Kong Education City to consolidate what they had learnt in class. To further reinforce students’ knowledge on the Basic Law, they also joined the Basic Law Quiz Competition organized by the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau.
Sponsored Walk and Thanksgiving Service (2022)
The Thanksgiving Service was conducted successfully on November 25. In addition to the Thanksgiving Service, the Sponsored Walk, one of the highlights of the Thanksgiving Week, took place right after. In order to strike a balance between preserving our noble tradition and maintaining social distancing, it was the third time that the Sponsored Walk was held inside our Robinson Road campus. Thanks to the support of the Student Association, the Extra-curricular Activities Committee, staff, students and many others, we all managed to finish our annual walk smoothly. We are committed to upholding the tradition of “to serve but not to be served” by raising funds and sharing our love with a total of 21 charitable organizations.
英華女籃港島區D1甲組奪冠 (2022-2023)
2022年港島區D1中學校際籃球比賽是自疫情以來首辦之學界籃球賽，其中英華籃球隊於11月26日舉行的甲組決賽中，成功衛冕，事隔三年再度奪冠。隊長陳嘉欣同學(五丙班)於賽後接受訪問時說 :「很開心、很興奮，我們每天努力訓練，目標就是為了贏得這個冠軍，今天一役證明我們付出的汗水與淚水都沒有白費。」
英華教練王晶稱讚每位參與決賽的同學都十分稱職，且精神集中，做到自己崗位應做的事。而籃球隊上下一心，也為觀眾及支持者帶來了高水平的比賽。
其他報導 (點擊)
CUHK Jockey Club Children Eye Care Programme
Fifteen Secondary 4 to 6 girls joined a service programme on Nov 20 organized by The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). They helped four to fourteen-year-old children to take comprehensive eye tests. This CUHK project is funded by the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) which aims at advocating proactive and preventive children eye care, with special attention to the under-privileged communities.
Sharing by Ms Choi Wing Kei
The Guidance Committee extended an invitation to Ms. Choi Wing Kei (蔡詠琪) to enlighten the YW girls about her background and career as a Paralympic badminton athlete. The objective was to foster mental well-being among students by instilling in them the inspiration to confront challenges with confidence and steadfastness. Her story of becoming a Paralympic badminton athlete served as an encouragement for all students and staff, emphasising the importance of strength and resilience in the pursuit of their goals, regardless of discouragement and difficulties.
