Students participating in Poetry Reading:
Merit Awards:
S1B Wan Ho Lap
S1B Lam Kwan Ho Jeff
S3A Hsieh Pu
S3B Tam Yu Kwan
S3B Justin Jonathan Chan
S4B Yeung Eve
S5B Ng Ho Ming
Proficiency Awards:
S1A Poon Ka Man
S2A Chan Chi Wing
S2A Wan Man Chun Mitchell
S3B Wong Yu To
S3B Chung Wai Ching
S3B Lam Kam Ki
S3B Leung Chung Hin Hinz
S3B Siu Yan Ying
S4B Kwok Yan Yee
“Shorts”
“A Short Story Writing Competition 2012″
-organized by CDI and EDB
-Aims:
1. give students an opportunity to learn narrative writing techniques and use English in a creative way to express feelings and imaginative ideas;
2. give students an opportunity to collaborate with peers to plan, draft and produce a short story in written and spoken forms; and
3. support the learning and teaching of the Elective Module, Learning English through Short Stories, in the Three-year Senior Secondary English Language Curriculum.
-For S.3 to S.7 students
- Must be 300-600 words in length
Deadline for submissions:
25 May 2012
All information about ‘Shorts’ is available on the EDB website at:
http://www.edb.gov.hk/index.aspx?nodeID=8808&langno=1
Venue: School Hall
Date: Thursday
Time: 1:35pm-2:00pm
Award winners and participants in English language Competitions 2011-2012
Professional Teachers Union English Penmanship Competition 2011
Junior Form Champions
1st S1B Tam Kwan Wai
2nd S3A Chan Lok Nam
3rd S1B Wong Yan Lam
S3B Tang Man Him
Senior Form Champions
1st S4B Chow Tsz Yan Carrie
2nd S5B Lee Pui Fung
S6B Heung Wai Ki
3rd S4B Po Lok Sze
S6A Wong Yee Yan
Award winners and participants in English language Competitions 2010-2011
62nd Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival 2010
Students participating in Poetry Reading:
Merit Awards:
S1A Wan Man Chun
S2A Tam Yu Kwan Eugene
S2A Leung Chung Hin Hinz
S2A Chung Wai Ching Jennifer
Proficiency Awards:
S1B Chan Chi Wing
“Shorts” Story Writing Competition 2010-2011
S4B Kong Tak Yan
S4A Stephanie Yau
S4A Jennifer Tsang
S4A Terry Ng
Professional Teachers Union English Penmanship Competition 2010
Junior Form Champions
1st S3A Chow Tsz Yan
2nd S2A Chan Lok Nam
3rd S2A Wong Lok Ken
Senior Form Champions
1st S5A Heung Wai Ki
2nd S4A Lee Pui Fung
3rd S4A Tam Ka Tsun
University of Cambridge Key English Test (KET) for Schools
This is an international exam for students learning English as a second language.
There are four exams for reading, writing, speaking and listening.
Participating students:
S2A Chan Shiu Hang Edwin
S2A Chung Wai Ching
S2A Ho Cheuk Ling Joyce
S2A Lam Kam Ki
S2A Leung Chung Hin Hinz
S2A Tam Yu Kwan Eugene
CLIPIT Video Competition 2011
S4A Jerry Au
S4A Jennifer Tsang
S4B Kong Tak Yan
S5A Leon Lo
Drama Festival
Outstanding Stage Effect
Outstanding Cooperation
Commendable Overall Performance
British Council – Short Stories Competitions
Excellence participation Award
S3A Tung Long Yin
The annual PTA activities day was an enjoyable chance to interact with students and their parents outside the classroom. The day began with boarding our buses around 9:30 a.m. and driving to our first destination. Along the way the tour guides entertained us with information on the activities and some songs and games with prizes for students.
Our first stop was the Hang Heung Cake factory in Yuen Long where we saw the workers making traditional Chinese cakes. We were each given a delicious sample with a sweet Winter melon paste filling inside flaky pastry. Everyone crowded around the counter to buy boxes of various favourite cakes and biscuits.
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Here are the workers making the pastries and cakes the old fashioned way by hand. |
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It was very interesting to see the original wooden traditional caking making machinery and an old wedding sedan chair at the factory. |
| The wedding sedan chair and leaving the Hang Heung Cake factory. |  |
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Next, we drove to lightly wooded parkland in Nam Sang Wai, beside the Sham Pui River, for a pleasant walk among the trees. I enjoyed watching the model plane and helicopter enthusiasts play with their big boys’ toys. |
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Some of the families and teachers gather in the park.
| All around the area were abandoned fish farms and we saw the?traditional ferryman taking people across the river.This is an abandoned fish farm. |
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The old jetty was stronger than it looked. |
| The old ferryman was hard at work taking passengers across the river in his sampan. |  |
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After the walk in the park we boarded the bus once more and headed to Kam Tin Country Park where we enjoyed a BBQ or a traditional Pun Choi communal dish. Unfortunately we were unable to play many games as the weather turned bad and an Amber Rain Warning (Yellow) was issued. We saw the sky swiftly turn dark but most of us were able to return to our buses before the downpour started. The rain accompanied us back to the school late in the afternoon but we were happy to have had an enjoyable day out. |
| The sky turning dark over the Kam Tin Country Club as the storm clouds moved towards us. |  |
