Visiting Ethnic Minority Women
The Liberal Studies Department and the Global Exposure Committee organized an activity to visit the homes of 8 ethnic minority women. With the facilitation of CEDAR Fund (施達基金會), fifteen S4 students visited and interacted with a total of 8 ethnic minority women’s homes at Hoi Lai Estate on 27 June, 2019. Those women were either of Pakistani or Indian origin. Through casual chatting and interaction, students got to know the reasons why they came to Hong Kong, challenges they faced here and things they appreciated the most in Hong Kong. Not only was this visit an eye-opening experience, but it also allowed students to reflect on how blessed they were being able to grow up in Hong Kong.
A New Page - Album 2
After a long journey, Ying Wa has eventually embarked on a new page of its history in mid-March with the “Big Move” from the decanting site of Sham Shui Po back to our home – the Robinson Road Campus.
Our new campus provides state-of-the-art technologies and an ideal spacious learning environment. We will certainly use them to the best advantage. Yet, what we treasure most is not the glamourous campus, but the all-round, Christian education that we provide – nurture the young minds our inherited core values and equip them to transform, to reach new heights and to meet the challenges of the contemporary society.
A New Page - Album 1
After a long journey, Ying Wa has eventually embarked on a new page of its history in mid-March with the “Big Move” from the decanting site of Sham Shui Po back to our home – the Robinson Road Campus.
Our new campus provides state-of-the-art technologies and an ideal spacious learning environment. We will certainly use them to the best advantage. Yet, what we treasure most is not the glamourous campus, but the all-round, Christian education that we provide – nurture the young minds our inherited core values and equip them to transform, to reach new heights and to meet the challenges of the contemporary society.
Winner of HK Specimen Drawing Competition 2018
Yan Cassandra Yeuk Ting (S4) took part in the Hong Kong Specimen Drawing Competition 2018 and won in the Senior Secondary category. The competition was organised by the Royal Society of Biology Hong Kong Branch, aiming at cultivating students’ interest in biological drawing and instilling students’ respect for the wonders of life and living things. Cassandra’s work was a cross section of a grey kangaroo from eastern Australia.
Awards of Dance Team 2019
The Ying Wa Dance Team participated in the Dance World Cup Asian Cup 2019, the 47th Open Dance Contest and the 55th Schools Dance Festival. A total of 46 dance enthusiasts got excellent results for their passionate performance. Their participation in both competitions not only enabled them to enjoy the creative process and develop their cultural scope, but also connected them with the local artistic community.
Highlights:
Basketball Tournament (2019) – First Runner-up
Hard work and rigorous training enabled the YW Basketball Team to achieve another outstanding feat in the Basketball Tournament (2019) in which a total of 12 teams participated. The final was held on 19 May 2019 and the YW Basketball Team emerged as the First Runner-up. Cheung Lok Yi Samatha (S5) enthused, “We practice in all circumstances even in rainy days. We will definitely hold on to our fighting spirit and never give up.”
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1. Ying Wa Girls' School Entered the Final Round (Click)
VTC STEM Challenge Cup 2018-2019
A team of four S4 students participated in the VTC STEM Challenge Cup 2019 and won the STEM Creative and Innovative Award (STEM 創新創意大獎). The competition required all the participating teams to design games to promote STEM to the public and encourage women to devote themselves to STEM-related jobs.
Participants: Ho Mei Hei (4B), Mok Yan Yu (4C), Yeung Yin Ling (4D), Ng Ka Hei (4E)
Awards of Volleyball Team 2018-2019
With passion, hard work and team spirit, the Ying Wa Volleyball Team had a fruitful year of 2018-2019. Players showed dedication to the sport and put tremendous efforts into improving their skills and tactics.
Overview of results
1. Inter-school Volleyball Competition (held by the Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation)
Grade A (Division One): Champion
Grade C (Division One): Third Runner-up
2. Inter-school Volleyball Competition (held by the Hong Kong Council of the Church of Christ in China)
Champion
