Talk by Mr. Paul McKenzie on Wildlife Photography
The English Department was delighted to have invited Mr. Paul McKenzie, who is a member of the Royal Geographical Society and a multi award-winning photographer, to speak on his “Wild Encounters Around the Globe” at the Mrs So Chau Yim Ping Memorial Hall of our Breezy Road Campus. His pictures, taken in exotic locations all over the world, have been displayed by organisations such as Microsoft and the World Wide Fund. S5 students were enthralled by his extraordinary travel accounts and his awe-inspiring pictures. They also raised a lot of interesting questions to Mr McKenzie about his adventurous personality.

Toastmasters Speech Contests 2021-22
The Toastmasters Speech and Table Topics Contests were held on December 4 at the Robinson Road Campus. Twenty-five contestants from S2 to S4, eight student workers and six judges from the Toastmasters International participated in the event which was divided into Prepared Speech and Table Topics.
The contests are held annually to provide a platform for students to shine and share their amazing speeches. Students are strongly encouraged to participate actively so that their communication and leadership skills can be sharpened as well.
Results of the contests (Click)

Christmas Card Design Competition 2021-2022
The Visual Arts Department and the Art Club organized the Christmas Card Design Competition, with a total of sixty four entries from both junior and senior forms. In the competition, students got to demonstrate their art creativity and talent while expressing their blessings for Christmas. Mak Hiu Yan (4E) was the winner and her masterpiece would be mass produced for internal sales.
Results of the School Christmas Card Design Competition 2021 – 2022 (Click)

Premier of Fundraising Movie Gala – "To My 19-year-old Self" (Album 4)
On December 1, 2021, the premiere of fundraising movie gala – "To My 19-year-old Self" was held at the Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Helmed by our distinguished alumna and internationally acclaimed director Ms Mabel Cheung, the film chronicles the growth of a unique group of Ying Wa students through their journey in secondary school – from their time in the old Robinson Road Campus to the decanting school in Sham Shui Po. The film is an up-close and honest account of the coming of age of these youngsters who all have their own fascinating stories to tell.

Premier of Fundraising Movie Gala – "To My 19-year-old Self" (Album 3)
On December 1, 2021, the premiere of fundraising movie gala – "To My 19-year-old Self" was held at the Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Helmed by our distinguished alumna and internationally acclaimed director Ms Mabel Cheung, the film chronicles the growth of a unique group of Ying Wa students through their journey in secondary school – from their time in the old Robinson Road Campus to the decanting school in Sham Shui Po. The film is an up-close and honest account of the coming of age of these youngsters who all have their own fascinating stories to tell.

Premier of Fundraising Movie Gala – "To My 19-year-old Self" (Album 2)
On December 1, 2021, the premiere of fundraising movie gala – "To My 19-year-old Self" was held at the Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Helmed by our distinguished alumna and internationally acclaimed director Ms Mabel Cheung, the film chronicles the growth of a unique group of Ying Wa students through their journey in secondary school – from their time in the old Robinson Road Campus to the decanting school in Sham Shui Po. The film is an up-close and honest account of the coming of age of these youngsters who all have their own fascinating stories to tell.

Premier of Fundraising Movie Gala – "To My 19-year-old Self" (Album 1)
On December 1, 2021, the premiere of fundraising movie gala – "To My 19-year-old Self" was held at the Grand Theatre, Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Helmed by our distinguished alumna and internationally acclaimed director Ms Mabel Cheung, the film chronicles the growth of a unique group of Ying Wa students through their journey in secondary school – from their time in the old Robinson Road Campus to the decanting school in Sham Shui Po. The film is an up-close and honest account of the coming of age of these youngsters who all have their own fascinating stories to tell.

Hong Kong Island Outstanding Student Awards 2021
Lau Sum (6A) and Leung Choi Lam Phoebe (3E) were awarded the Hong Kong Island Outstanding Student Awards in the senior and junior sections respectively. Lau Sum was among the top ten outstanding students in the senior section. 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.
