European Girls’ Olympiad in Informatics 2025
Leung Hilary (3D) received a bronze medal, while Man Cho Yan (5C) earned an honorable mention at the European Girls’ Olympiad in Informatics (EGOI) 2025. For the first time, the Hong Kong Association for Computer Education sent an all-girls team to compete at the EGOI, held in Bonn, Germany. Of the four delegates, three were from Ying Wa, including Leung Hilary (3D), Chau Tsz Ying (4D), and Man Cho Yan (5C).

Hong Kong Financial Literacy Championship 2025 - Young Financial Talent Runway
We are pleased to announce that our school team, comprising Chong Cheuk Ki (5C), Li Tung Tung (5D), Zhang Chi Yan (5D), ZHU Qixuan (5D), and Leung Yan Tung (5E), has been honored with the Merit Team award in The Hong Kong Financial Literacy Championship 2025 - Young Financial Talent Runway (全港理財爭霸戰2025 - 少年金融人才計劃).

Musical Performance of 125th Anniversary (Album 2)
Ying Wa successfully staged “A Stargazer’s Fantasy” to celebrate the school’s 125th anniversary. The production, featuring an original script and lyrics created with great dedication by the musical team, offered students a valuable learning experience. Through acting, orchestral performance, and singing, students developed their creativity, teamwork, and confidence. Engaging with the musical’s themes of survival, nature, and greed deepened their understanding and personal growth. Performed on July 18 and 19, 2025 at the Lyric Theatre, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, the event was a meaningful highlight of the anniversary celebrations.

Musical Performance of 125th Anniversary (Album 1)
Ying Wa successfully staged “A Stargazer’s Fantasy” to celebrate the school’s 125th anniversary. The production, featuring an original script and lyrics created with great dedication by the musical team, offered students a valuable learning experience. Through acting, orchestral performance, and singing, students developed their creativity, teamwork, and confidence. Engaging with the musical’s themes of survival, nature, and greed deepened their understanding and personal growth. Performed on July 18 and 19, 2025 at the Lyric Theatre, Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts, the event was a meaningful highlight of the anniversary celebrations.

S1 and S2 STEAM days
Our school organized two STEAM activities for S1 and S2 students respectively. On June 19 and 20, S1 students participated in a fun and creative product design workshop about wind power. They worked in groups to design and build their own wind turbine models using simple materials. The students discussed ways to make their designs eco-friendly and minimize harm to the environment. This activity also aimed to raise students’ awareness of reducing carbon emissions and promoting renewable energy. After completing their models, they presented their ideas confidently on stage. Students were well-engaged and enjoyed, while showcasing their creativity and learning valuable skills.

Master Chef Challenge July 2025
Hau Na Sze (3E) and Chan Hei Tung Kimberley (4A) took part in the inter-school competition organised by German Pool on July 12. They were awarded a merit prize and received a Bento Steam Cooker in recognition of their creative entry celebrating their favourite campus flavours.

Memorial Service in Honour of Rev. Lee Ching Chee
On July 6, a memorial service in honour of Rev. Lee Ching Chee (李清詞牧師) was held at Ying Wa. Having embarked on her spiritual journey at Ying Wa, Rev. Lee was a pioneering advocate for women’s ordination in Hong Kong. She was the first woman pastor ordained by the Hong Kong Council of the Church of Christ in China in 1966. Throughout her life, she was a devoted educator, serving Ying Wa faithfully for over twenty years as Chaplain and Vice-Principal, deeply influencing both the spiritual and academic growth of Ying Wa.

Students’ Day 2025
The Students' Day, Kairos, was successfully held on 2 July. Organised by the 76th Student Association, Meronica, the event aimed to provide fellow students with opportunities to relax after their final exams and celebrate a meaningful journey of self-love and discovery. Activities included game and souvenir stalls run by students, stalls hosted by the Parent-teacher Association (PTA) and the Astronomy Club, food stalls, spontaneous dance sessions, and a variety of student performances, creating a lively and festive atmosphere. Students actively participated in these activities, making wonderful memories with their schoolmates.
