PSHE Cross-Curricular Field Trip to Shenzhen
The PSHE Cross-Curricular Field Trip to Shenzhen was a collaborative effort involving four subjects: History, Chinese History, Economics, and Geography. Thirty-one students joined the trip, accompanied and guided by five teachers. Held from 5 to 6 September, the trip included visits to the OCT-LOFT Creative Culture Park (OCT-LOFT 創意文化園區), where students explored local art and cultural innovation; the Shenzhen Live Insect Museum (深圳活體昆蟲博物館), which provided insights into biodiversity and ecological conservation; and Gankeng Ancient Town (甘坑古鎮), offering a glimpse into traditional architecture and cultural heritage.
Inauguration of New Principal and Opening Service
Our campus is abuzz with excitement and laughter as we warmly welcome new S1 students and other members of the YW family back from their summer holidays.
EMSD STEM Study Tour to Korea
From August 28 to 22, 2025, a group of seven Secondary Five students took part in the "Engineering Opportunities for Wan Chai Korea Study Tour" organized by Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD) after winning the third prize at the Social Innovation Competition organized by the same department.
During this educational and cultural exchange, our students were inspired by Korea’s leadership in green energy and technological innovation. A visit to a hydrogen energy facility in Chungju demonstrated how organic waste can be converted into clean hydrogen, offering an integrated solution to waste management and sustainability through localized, closed-loop processes.
Shenzhen Table Tennis Training & Exchange
From August 5 to 7, 2025, ten members of YW Table Tennis School Team travelled to Shenzhen, China, for an intensive training and exchange programme with their counterparts there. The session was conducted under the guidance of the coach, Mr Yan Xiaoxiong, a former member of the Hebei Provincial Team.
The training aimed to enhance students’ all-round technical skills and competition strategies, with a strong emphasis on match practice. Through rigorous drills and friendly matches, our players strengthened their perseverance, commitment, diligence, and unity.
HKSTPC Social Impact Techno Award of InnoMind® Competition
In July, four S4 Economics students won the HKSTPC Social Impact Techno Award at the “InnoMind® Competition,” among over 800 participants!
Our students proposed an application designed to assist the elderly in cultivating the habit of exercising regularly by integrating AI systems and collaborating with enterprises. They received one-on-one guidance from business professionals and immediate feedback from experienced judges. This experience served as a valuable starting point for them to develop their business plans and build their networks.
Inner Mongolia Sustainability Study Tour
From July 28 to August 2, 2025, 39 S4-S5 Geography and Tourism & Hospitality Studies students participated in a highly engaging study tour to Inner Mongolia. The tour provided an exceptional, hands-on learning experience directly aligned with their curriculum on sustainable development.
Key visits included the region's vast grasslands and deserts, the Yili Dairy factory, the Baotou Iron & Steel Group, and the Inner Mongolia Museum. These experiences vividly illustrated complex concepts such as desertification, ecotourism, industrialization, and the critical balance between economic growth and environmental conservation.
STEM Germany–Dubai Study Tour
Last month, twenty students from S1 to S5 embarked on an exciting 9-day-8-night (from July 21 to 29) STEM Germany–Dubai Study Tour. The tour offered a diverse range of activities, including hands-on experiences in Science, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Smart Cities, sustainable city planning, and opportunities to explore the rich culture and history of both Germany and Dubai.
In Munich, students visited the renowned Deutsches Museum, one of the world's largest science and technology museums. They explored fascinating exhibitions on Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Aircraft Development, Robotics, and Space Exploration.
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).
