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The English Department organised a morning assembly on 15 January with a demonstration debate.  6 junior students debated on the motion ‘This House would not read fairy tales to children’.  They did a fantastic job in delivering their arguments with eloquence and confidence.  Demonstration debates appeal not only to those who are keen debaters, but also to those who wish to develop their critical thinking and public speaking skills.   

Ms Yu Pui Yan, parish worker at Hop Yat Church, captivated her teenaged audience by reviewing the birth of Jesus Christ at our Christmas Service.  Ms Yu delivered the message that true light enlightens everyone.  Jesus Christ, our Lord, is the Holy One who guides us along the way with His light.  Following Ms Yu’s sharing, the Senior Choir delivered an uplifting rendition of Christmas hymns and representatives of the Christian Fellowship read the scriptures.  After the service came the fun-filled class parties and entertaining Variety Show organised jointly by the Student Association and the Inter-house Committee.  Our school term ended with gratitude, happiness and peace.

The Thanksgiving Service and the Sponsored Walk were conducted successfully in the last week of November.  We would especially like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to Watoto, a charitable organisastion of Christian faith which takes care of children who suffer from political instabilities in Uganda, Africa to share and perform at our Thanksgiving Service.  Watoto led a group of Ugandan children and performed various African dances.  Not only was the performance an eye-opening experience, but it also allowed us to witness the persistence and courage Ugandan children possess in order to survive and live a life filled with hope.