1. Our School. 1.1 Brief History. 1.2 School Building. 1.3 Management and Organization 2016/17

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1 Life Wide Learning Committee Leadership Development Committee Student Council Student Support Team Examination Team Curriculum Development Library 1. Our School 1.1 Brief History The Government Central School was founded in 1862 at Gough Street, Central, as the first government school for boys. It was then re-sited to Aberdeen Street in the Central District in 1889, with its name changed to Victoria College. In 1894, the school was renamed as Queen s College. After World War II, the school was re-opened at Kennedy Road. In 1950, Queen s College was relocated to Causeway Road, its present site, and since then Queen s College has been a whole-day secondary school for boys. 1.2 School Building There are altogether 29 Classrooms, 5 Science Laboratories, 2 Computer Rooms, 3 e-learning Centers, 1 Lecture Room, 1 History Museum, 1 Language Room, 1 Visual Arts Room, 1 Music Room, 1 Discipline and Counselling Room, 1 Social Worker s Room, 1 Interview Room, 1 Library and 1 Conference Room. The multi-purpose School Hall is on the ground floor. For recreation and outdoor activities, there are 2 Playgrounds, 1 School Garden (Morning Sun Corner), 1 Gymnasium and 1 Student Activity Centre. 1.3 Management and Organization 2016/17 School Management Committee QC Old Boys Association General Office School-based Management Implementation & Evaluation Group QC Parents-Teachers Association IT Implementation Committee SAMS Team Academic Committee Student Development Committee E-Learning Gifted Education Language Activities Reading to Learn Support for Lagged Behind Students Chin. Lang. Ed. Chin, PTH Eng. Lang. Ed. Math. Ed. Science Ed. Phy., Chem., Bio., IS Technology Ed. BAFS, ICT Personal, Social & Humanities Ed. C. Hist., EPA/Econ., Geog, Hist. Arts Ed. VA, Music Physical Ed. Cross Key Learning Areas - LS Function Teams Civic Ed. Moral Ed. Extra-curricular Counselling Activities Health & Environmental Sex Ed. Protection Discipline Career & Life Planning Social Service Student Ambassadors Key Learning Areas Level Coordinators Class Teachers Subject Teachers

2 1.4 School Management School Management Committee was set up in September 1999 to implement school-based management. The composition of School Management Committee in recent years has been as follows: Member Sponsoring Body 14/15 1 (10.0%) 15/16 1 (10.0%) 16/17 1 (10.0%) Principal Parent Teacher Alumni Independent (10.0%) (20.0%) (20.0%) (20.0%) (20.0%) (10.0%) (20.0%) (20.0%) (20.0%) (20.0%) (10.0%) (20.0%) (20.0%) (20.0%) (20.0%) 1.5 Number of Active School Days No. of School Days in School Calendar No. of School Days for Instruction 14/15 15/16 16/ Lesson Time for the 8 Key Learning Areas 20% 15% 10% 5% 14/15 0% 15/16 Chi. Lang. Education Eng. Lang. Education Mathematics Education Science Education Technology Education Personal, Social & Humanities Education Arts Education PE 16/ Lesson Time for the Senior Secondary Learning Areas 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% Core Subjects Elective Subjects Other Learning Experiences 14/15 15/16 16/17 2

3 2. Areas of Major Concern: Achievements & Reflections Task 1: Promotion of Self-directed Learning Aims In order to promote Self-directed Learning (SDL), students knowledge and skills in SDL were nurtured through e-learning and extended learning activities so as to equip them as capable life-long learners. Teachers were also encouraged to enrich their professional knowledge and skills in SDL and use e-learning tools related to SDL so as to facilitate teaching and learning. Achievements Apart from the work done in the last academic year such as promoting the use of Learning Management System among teachers through workshops, project learning, learning style workshop and introducing different e-learning platforms, more plans were implemented to promote SDL among students. Teaching departments: 15 teaching departments incorporated plans into the teaching schemes of at least one level to promote SDL through different Learning Management Systems. Overseas study tours and exchange programs:students were given opportunities to learn outside school so as to encourage open and self-directed exploration through overseas study tours and exchange programs to countries such as Mainland China, Japan, South Korea and Singapore. An important and new event organized was the International STEM Education Week involving our students and their buddies from Melbourne High School (Australia) and Ulsan Meister High School (South Korea). This activity facilitated both academic and cultural exchange. During that week, students took part in STEM programmes at HKUST, HKU and CUHK and participated in some STEM programmes organized by our school. Extended learning activities related to STEM: Students SDL skills were enhanced through extended learning activities related to STEM which included 4 STEM education talks by famous scientists who were Old Boys of QC. Students joined various inter-school contests and thanks to the guidance of teachers and their efforts in doing research, they had the chance to join international competitions such as Odyssey of the Mind 2017 World Finals in Michigan, USA and 2017 World GreenMech Contest in Jiaxing, China. Learning without borders: Videos on how to master examination skills in tackling HKDSE Liberal Studies Examination were produced and could be accessed through the Learning Management System to promote learning without borders. Staff development: A talk on Flipped Classroom was conducted by Professor Hau Ki Tai, Choh-Ming Li Professor of Educational Psychology, CUHK, on the First Staff Development Day to equip teachers with professional knowledge and skills in learning and assessment design for SDL. Reflections The second year of implementing Promotion of Self-directed Learning brought solid progress among both students and teachers. With the collaboration of different function teams, subject departments and various parties of the school and close partners outside school such as top local universities, much more would be expected to be achieved in the next academic year. 3

4 Task 2: Strengthening of Life Planning Education and Careers Guidance Aims As one of the school s major concerns, the CLP Team, Counselling Team and the Leadership Development Committee cooperated with other function teams to improve the Career and Life Planning of QC boys in three main areas: (a) to organize Career and Life Planning programmes, (b) to organize subject-related programmes and (c) to facilitate students personal growth and leadership development through organizing year-round extra-curricular programmes. Achievements Promoting life planning awareness: Self-understanding workshops were held for both Secondary 1 and 2 students. To help students recognize the careers that their personality is best suited for, a Career Test and Personality Workshops were organized for students in junior forms on three separate occasions throughout the academic year. Promoting appropriate value orientations is also pivotal to good Career and Life Planning. Therefore Value Orientations for CLP Workshop was held for Secondary 2 students. For Secondary 3 students, Life-wide Learning periods covered elements of life planning. Careers and Further Education Exploration: Careers and further education exploration help students make informed CLP choices. CLP workplace visits were organized for Secondary 2 and 3 students to explore different careers in real settings. Secondary 3 students visited Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Electrical and Mechanical Services Department, North Point Fire Station and Oasis Nursing Home in March Secondary 2 students visited North Point Harbour Plaza Hotel, the Customs and Excise Department Headquarters Building, North Point Fire Station and Oasis Nursing Home in April Visits to university campus and hospital were also organized for senior form students, for example, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine of The University of Hong Kong and the Gleneagles Hong Kong Hospital. Students learnt more about the nature of different university programmes and the JUPAS mechanism. To provide sufficient and updated information for students to study abroad, overseas university talks on studying in the US, the UK, Singapore and Japan were held. For example, admission talks about The National University of Singapore and Waseda University of Japan were held in early September Representatives from the universities provided details on benefits of studying abroad, admission requirements, scholarships and financial aids for students. Careers Magazines and Parents Nights: Decision and Divination were the two school-based Careers Magazines edited by Career Counsellors and distributed to S3 and S6 students and parents. Decision aimed at not only providing S3 students and parents essential and objective information regarding elective choices in Senior Secondary, but also giving first-person advice from students who are currently studying the core subjects and electives to the S3 students. Divination was the publication providing the latest information on JUPAS and other pathways to S6 students. Both magazines were distributed at Parents Meetings which were occasions when parents and teachers freely discussed their boys life planning. Partnership with Old Boys Association: The Team partnered with the Queen s College Old Boys Association to organize Career and Life Planning programmes, making use of the professional network of old boys as a resource for enriching students careers-related experiences. The QCOBA Mentorship Programme 2017 proved to be a success. A team of mentors participated in sharing sessions with their mentees sharing life experiences. The old boys also provided job shadowing and internship programmes on fields of law, real estate, property management, architecture, engineering and information technology for Secondary 5 and 6 students during the summer vacation. Student participants found the job shadowing and internship programmes rewarding and useful for their future careers. They had the chance to have real career experiences and that increased students confidence in university interviews and future job seeking. There were also JUPAS mock interview sessions, old boys sharing on preparation for HKDSE/JUPAS and stress management conducted by old boys including Dr. York Chow Yat-ngok, Mr Peter Lai Hing-ling and Mr Choi Chee-cheong. 4

5 CLP Education for Careers Counsellors: The Student Support Team organized an overnight inclusive education camp for S3 students. Our students teamed up with students from a special school. Through a series of group games, students were able to learn more about accepting other people s differences. It was an amazing experience for them to develop social and personal skills conducive to life planning. Electives and Careers Expos: A Secondary 3 Electives Workshop held by Careers Counsellors focused on different elective subjects in Senior Secondary. CLP Expos are a great way for students to receive both information and advice from professionals in different fields. At the Career Expo organized by our alumni on 30 June 2017, Secondary 4 and 5 students had the chance to hear from frontline professionals from a wide range of fields such as medicine, law, politics and communication, ICT and technology, construction and engineering, and entrepreneurship and management. Engagement Programmes: Students were encouraged to participate in the engagement programmes organized by various institutions such as HKU Academy for the Talented, CUHK PACC Forum, the Hong Kong Aviation Management Programme, Civil Engineering Summer Programme, HKU/CUHK Surgical Taster Day, HKU BioMedical Science Research Prgramme, CUHK Clinical Attachment Summer Programme and HKU/CUHK Pharmacy Youth Education Scheme They found the programmes helpful for them to make career and university choices. Counselling Service: Students who had questions related to careers and further education often sought advice from Careers Masters, Class Teachers, and Careers Counsellors. Careers Teachers and Class Teachers answered students and parents enquiries on the day when the HKDSE results were released, and on many other occasions. Administrative affairs related to further education: The Team kept records of processed students applications for HKDSE and JUPAS, international examinations and overseas scholarships and university applications. Subject-related programmes: In collaboration with the English Language Department, a JUPAS Personal Statement Workshop was held for Secondary 6 students. Secondary 3, 4 and 5 students read newspaper articles related to CLP values and wrote self-reflections. Secondary 5 Mathematics Extended Module I students attended a seminar at school on Applications of Statistics. The Liberal Studies Department organized a workshop on learning styles for S1 students. After the workshop, they had a better understanding of their own learning styles and improvements could be made. Our Economics and Business, Accounting and Financial Studies students participated in the Junior Achievement Young Entrepreneurship Project. Throughout the past few months, our school s JA company Phantasy designed backpacks and sold them successfully at the trade fair at Charter Garden. Students gained hands-on experience in running a business under the mentorship of a business adviser for eight months. A visit to the CUHK Geography and Resource Management Centre was organized by the Geography Department. Students learnt more about different geography related jobs in the careers talk provided by the centre. Leadership Development of Students: The Counselling Team facilitated CLP initiatives through active cultivation of leadership. Assembly sharing sessions on 7 Habits helped students realize that leadership potentials are possible in everyone as long as they take the initiative and implement their plans step by step. The S1 Orientation program helped new students to understand important internal and external skills and cultivate their responsible and optimistic attitude in CLP. S1 and S2 peer counselling programmes helped students build good qualities for a future leader. The Leadership for Tomorrow program prepared S4 students for important challenges ahead in life planning, equipping them with skills and appropriate mindsets. Reflections With the support of various function teams, QC Old Boys Association, QC Parents-Teachers Association, external organizations and companies and tertiary education institutes, CLP programmes were conducted successfully. 5

6 Task 3: Promotion of School Ethos through 155 th Anniversary Celebration Aims A series of celebration events, including a concert, celebrity talks, an art exhibition, a logo and souvenir design competition, a webpage design competition, publications of Chinese and English essays, will be held. These events have been planned and implemented under the proactive leadership by the 155 th Anniversary Celebration Team and the collaboration between school management, function teams, subject departments, Parents-Teachers Association and Queen s College Old Boys Association. The ultimate goal is to promote our school ethos and enhance the sense of belonging among students and teachers. Achievements Kick-off Ceremony 7 balloons printed with QC155 were passed throughout the School Hall amidst joy and laugher, encouraging students to pass QC s fine traditions and core values on to their brothers and continue to strive for excellence. The Kick-off Ceremony held on 23 rd January, 2017 marked an important milestone in the celebration of the school s 155th anniversary, as it is considered as the starting point of a series of anniversary celebrations in the future. History Museum There was strong collaboration among our History Department, students, old boys, teachers and external organizations. Students learned a lot in processing artifacts and historical photos. The Unveiling Ceremony of the History Museum was successfully held at the School Hall on 23 rd January, Students were given opportunities to develop a sense of responsibility. The History Museum became a highlight of the Open Days. It continues to serve as an asset to our school to allow visitors understand more about QC s history. Visual Arts Exhibition The Visual Arts Exhibition was held at the Central Library from 1 st March to 8 th March The exhibition was jointly held with Queen s College Old Boys Association Secondary School. 7,324 visitors attended the Exhibition, which proved to be an effective way to consolidate unity. Celebrities Talks The first Celebrity Talk was delivered by Professor LAI Hing-ling and Professor HO Koon-wan. Professor LAI talked about how one should regard history, while Dr HO introduced outstanding alumni in the early years of the school. The second Celebrity Talk was conducted by Professor YUEN Kwok-yung who shared his life experience with students from Queen s College, Belilios Public School and St. Paul s Convent School. The third Celebrity Talk was delivered by Professor SHEN Simon Xu-hui who talked about international relations. Students from Clementi Secondary School was invited to attend the talk. Students benefitted enormously from their interesting sharing. Open Days The Open Days serve to promote the values and ethos of QC. A record breaking number of 8,390 visitors on the 155 th Anniversary Open Days. There was very good feedback not only from visitors but also from the newspapers. The closing ceremony of the Open Days was accompanied by the singing of the school song with all the guests, the orchestra and the choir. 6

7 Reflections Different parties have contributed their expertise and cooperated with each other in planning and implementing the events. With the effective collaboration of different teams, departments and relevant stakeholders, the preparation and first-stage implementation of various events of the 155 th Anniversary Celebration were smooth. The aim in the first two years of the Promotion of School Ethos through 155 th Anniversary Celebration has been achieved. 3. Our Learning and Teaching A. Our Students 3.1 Class Organization Level S1 S2 S3 S4 S5 S6 Total No. of Classes Total Enrolment Promotion of S.3 Students 100% 98% 14/15 15/16 16/17 S3 to S4 3.2 Students Attendance 100% 95% 90% S1-S3 S4-S5 S6 14/15 15/16 16/ Students Early Exit 1.5% 1.0% 0.5% 0.0% 14/15 15/16 16/17 7

8 B. Our Teachers 3.4 Number of Teachers School year 14/15 15/16 16/17 Number of teachers Teachers Qualification Academic Qualification 80% 60% 40% 14/15 20% 0% Master or above Degree Tertiary Non-degree S6/7 S5 or below 15/16 16/17 Professional Qualifications 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 14/15 15/16 Professional Qualification Subject-trained (Chinese) Subject-trained (English) Subject-trained (Mathematics) English Teachers Meeting LPR Putonghua Teachers Meeting LPR 16/ Teachers Experience 80% 60% 40% 20% 14/15 15/16 16/17 0% 0-2 yrs. 3-5 yrs yrs. 11 yrs. or above 8

9 3.7 Teachers Professional Development Average training hours per teacher Total no. of hours of CPD activities undertaken by the Principal 14/15 15/16 16/ Commendations of Teachers In , our school joined the 22 nd Teacher Commendation Scheme organized by the Education Bureau. Ten teachers, Mr. CHAN Yuk-lun, Ms. CHAN Yuen-mei, Mr. KO Wing-cheung, Ms. KOO Sung-en, Ms. YUEN Ling-chun, Mr. LEUNG Wai-shun, Mr. LAU Yiu-man, Ms. CHIU Ming-sze, Mr. YIP Hon-kei and Mr. YU Wai-keung were elected by students and teachers for commendation. Teachers recommended to the Education Bureau for the award of Commendation Certificates were Ms. KOO Sung-en and Mr. LEUNG Wai-shun. 4. Support for Student Development On top of facilitating students academic achievement, our school endeavours to foster whole-person development among students. In , various function teams made concerted efforts in nurturing our students to become valued members of our society. The Counselling Team launched comprehensive remedial and developmental programmes to facilitate students personal growth. The Peer Concern and Guidance Scheme was effective in creating a strong sense of brotherhood and a caring atmosphere in school. In the Scheme, Peer Counsellors and Counselling Prefects played an important role as big brothers and role models for their S1 and S2 schoolmates. The S1 Orientation Day and Camp, S1 subject talks, S2 Conflict Resolution Camp, S1 Orienteering Competition and other interlevel activities provided a platform for senior form students to approach their younger brothers and guide them on character building. Moreover, the school-based Life-wide Learning periods, Adventure-ship Partnership Programme, advanced training on emotional management, adventure-based counselling training and archery targeted at nurturing respectful and responsible manners and positive beliefs for facing adversity among senior form students. The Discipline Team held three prefect training workshops for S3 and S4 prefects in September, October 2016 and July The workshops aimed at teaching students the importance of cooperation and strengthening team spirit among discipline prefects. It was also hoped that the prefects could develop a positive attitude towards embracing challenges in future. In the workshops, participating prefects made good efforts to achieve the goals. In the evaluation session, a number of participants reflected they had learnt a lot about working with others and tackling complicated problems which might arise when they performed their duties. 9

10 The Moral Education Team promoted ethical values among students and helped them develop proper virtues and conduct. The Team organized a variety of programmes and activities in The Promoting Moral Values through Reading Scheme was effective in creating an atmosphere of mutual appreciation among students, helping them develop proper values and a positive attitude towards life. The Edifying Reading Scheme helped students reflect on their behaviour. Life-wide Learning periods and a number of competitions were also held to help students establish good habits and proper moral values. The Civic Education Team organized a number of activities in to promote civic education and enhance students understanding of our country. They included a career and cultural study tour to Tokyo, Chinese Cultural Week, Chinese History and Current News Quiz, Top Ten News Election and Hong Kong Election Talk. The Career and Life Planning Team (CLP) issued regular publications and held a wide range of talks on subject choices, study skills and JUPAS applications for students and their parents so as to help students to make informed choices for their future. There were also workshops on writing university application statements and briefing sessions on overseas studies and scholarship applications. CLP workplace visits were organized for Secondary 2 and 3 students to explore different careers in real settings. On 30 June 2017, the Team organized a Career Expo with Queen s College Old Boys Association for senior form students. Old boys also provided job shadowing and internship pogrammes on fields of legal, real estate and property management, architecture, engineering and information technology for Secondary 5 and 6 students during the summer vacation. Before and after the DSE results were released, a series of individual and group counselling sessions on further education opportunities were provided to S6 students and their parents. Financed by the Beat Drugs Fund, the Health and Sex Education Team has been implementing the Healthy School Programme with a focus on anti-drug elements since The Team continued to work with the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals CROSS Centre in to organize a range of activities, together with our schoolbased programmes, to help students think positively, establish healthy life-styles and develop positive values. The Student Support Team continued to provide individual support to students with special educational needs (SEN). The School-based Educational Psychologist visited our school twice a month to conduct assessments of SEN cases, hold meetings with students, teachers and parents and offer advice on enhancing learning and teaching of SEN students. The SEN Teaching Assistant offered intensive everyday assistance to students with special physical or emotional needs. A series of individual or group intervention programmes for students with Autism and Attention Deficit Disorders were conducted by Educational Psychologists or Behavioral Consultants. With the Learning Support Grant for Secondary Schools provided by the EDB, programmes were implemented to promote inclusive education. To enhance students environmental awareness, a number of activities such as Green Week, City Tracing (Coorganised with DGS), talks, No Air-conditioner Night, Earth Hour, Beach Cleaning (Lei Yue Mun), field trips to Lai Chi Wo, Tai Tam Reservoir, High Island Geopark, red packets recycling, donation of stationery to Salvation Army and Inter-Class Waste Paper Competition were held in Apart from these, our school joined the Student Environmental Protection Ambassador Scheme organized by the Education Bureau and the Environmental Protection Department, in which 13 Student Environmental Protection 10

11 Ambassadors won the Merit Awards and 13 students were awarded Basic Environmental Badge and 5 students were awarded Specific Environmental Badge. Three students were granted the Outstanding Student Environmental Protection Ambassadors Awards with Gold Prize and Silver Prizes. We also received great support from parents. Over 87% and 96% families agreed to join the No Air Conditioner Night and Earth Hour respectively. In short, the school year saw active participation from students and their parents in environmental protection. Aiming at fully exploring and developing the potentials of gifted students, the Gifted Education Team provided students with opportunities to receive education at appropriate levels. In , Integrated Science Department joined Self-Directed Learning in Science supported by The University of Hong Kong. From the project, our students learnt scientific investigation skills and applied the concept of Self-directed Learning into their work. Students not only developed their creativity, but also applied their knowledge in their daily lives. Moreover, the Team organized various training programmes, including QC Mathematics Olympiad and QC Physics Olympiad. In addition, gifted students were invited to undergo training to explore their thinking skills and creativity. Our school cooperated with local tertiary institutions and provided regular programmes to our students, such as Fuel cell vehicle design workshop. Furthermore, to enhance our students academic knowledge and practical skills, our school joined different competitions such as Creative Coder Competition, 2017 Odyssey of the Mind World Finals and 2017 World GreenMech Contest. The Leadership Development Team offered a range of activities for our students in At the adventurebased Leadership Training Camp held in October 2016, all 144 S4 students and 6 S5 leaders (Discipline core prefects) were able to develop problem-solving abilities and teamwork through completing various tasks. The team also collaborated with the Counselling Team and held the S.1 Orienteering in November 2016, in which all 144 S1 students, 47 S4 and S5 Counselling Prefects participated; while in another collaboration 27 S4 and S5 Counselling Prefects joined the Adventure Ship Partnership Programme in November The winning team in the orienteering further participated in the Eldpathy activity later in December Besides, 29 S2 students attended the 7-Habits Workshop, and 15 S4 and S5 students completed the negotiation and mediation workshop. In the Queen s College Diocesan Girls School exchange programme held in February 2017, 10 S4 students from each school participated in various activities, including formal lessons and a leadership workshop. These activities were beneficial to the participants personal development and thus they were able to make a positive impact on their peers. 11

12 5. Performance of Students 5.1 Destination of exit students 80% Secondary 6 Graduates 60% 40% 20% 14/15 0% 15/16 UGC funded degree courses Post-secondary courses Overseas studies Repeat S6 or self-study Full-time vocational training Other courses Full-time employment Seeking employment Unknown 16/ Students Reading Habit Average no. of hours spent on reading books, newspapers and electronic information per week 14/15 15/16 16/17 S1 S3 S4 S6 S1 S3 S4 S6 S1 S3 S4 S6 English reading materials Chinese reading materials (1) Our students spent around 3 hours per week on both Chinese and English extra-curricular reading and most students favoured Chinese reading materials. (2) Our students were interested in four types of reading materials in the following order, namely fiction, leisure, Mathematics and Science as well as World History. (3) Diverse reading activities were organized last year and students were exposed to a bigger quantity and a wider variety of reading materials. 12

13 5.3 Results of Hong Kong Attainment Test (Pre-S1) CHINESE (Pre-S1) School's Mean Score Territory's Mean Score 0 14/15 15/16 16/17 ENGLISH (Pre-S1) School's Mean Score Territory's Mean Score 0 14/15 15/16 16/17 MATHEMATICS (Pre-S1) School's Mean Score Territory's Mean Score 0 14/15 15/16 16/ Results of Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination 2017 Statistics related to university admission (minimum entrance requirements) All candidates (%) Queen s College (%) Core Subjects at 3322 or better Core Subjects at 3322 or better, with one elective at level 2+ Core Subjects at 3322 or better, with two electives at level

14 5.5 Academic Achievements in HKDSE CHOY WAI CHAK 7(5**) 1(5*) CHENG YUM HUNG FREDRICK 6(5**) 2(5*) CHU SHEUNG CHIT 6(5**) 1(5*) 1(5) LEUNG DANIEL 6(5**) 1(5*) 1(4) LAW TSZ FUNG 6(5**) 2(5*) KO LONG YIN 5(5**) 2(5*) 1(5) KWOK FUNG YU JAMES 5(5**) 2(5*) 1(5) YIP JACKSON CHUN SHING 4(5**) 4(5*) LAM CHUN YIN 4(5**) 3(5*)1(5) YUEN TIK HEI 4(5**) 3(5*) CHANG CHUN HO 4(5**) 2(5*) 2(5) TING HO TIN 4(5**) 2(5*) 1(5) 1(4) ASAI YOSHI NOBU 4(5**) 2(5*) 1(5) LO WAI HANG 4(5**) 2(5*) 1(5) Students KWAN YUE KIT IAN 4(5**) 1(5*) 2(5) 1(4) WONG LE HUA 4(5**) 1(5*) 2(5) 1(3) with POON SZE WANG 4(5**) 1(5*) 1(5) 2(4) YUEN CHO YIN 3(5**) 4(5*) 1(4) outstanding LI CHEUK YIN BORIS 3 (5**) 4(5*) 1(4) TSOI KWUN CHUNG 3(5**) 4(5*) results in HO WAI YIU RYAN 2(5**) 6(5*) TONG LEE TAT ESMOND 2(5**) 4(5*) 2(5) Hong Kong LEUNG PAK WAH AMBROSE 2(5**) 4(5*) 2(5) HUI PAK HON 2(5**) 4(5*) 2(5) Diploma of KWOK CHI LAM 2(5**) 4(5*) 1(5) YIP MAN CHUN 2(5**) 4(5*) 1(5) Secondary SO CHING HIN 2(5**) 4(5*) 1(4) 1(3) YEUNG YUE HIN 2(5**) 4(5*) 1(4) Education CHUNG KING NGAI 2(5**) 3(5*) 2(5) 1(4) MAK TZE CHUNG ADRIAN 2(5**) 2(5*) 4(5) Examination CHENG KAI CHI MATTHEW 1(5**) 6(5*) 1(5) MAK TSZ CHUNG 1(5**) 6(5*) SIN LING KWAN ERNEST 1(5**) 6(5*) KHONG KA WA 1(5**) 5(5*) 2(5) CHEANG CHEUK HEI 1(5**) 5(5*) 1(5) 1(4) CHAN HON TING 1(5**) 4(5*) 3(5) CHAN CHUN HIN 1(5**) 4(5*) 3(4) CHAN PO SHUN 1(5**) 3(5*) 3(5) 1(4) CHAU HO WAN 1(5**) 3(5*) 2(5) 2(4) AU TSUN SANG 1(5**) 3(5*) 1(4) 2(3) TSE PUI HEI 1(5**) 1(5*) 4(5) 2(4) WONG SIU CHUNG 1(5**) 1(5*) 4(5) 1(4) LIU JUSTIN 1(5**) 1(5*) 3(5) 2(4) 1(3) MAK CHUN HIN 1(5**) 1(5*) 3(5) 1(4) 2(3) LEE MAN YIN LEO 1(5**) 1(5*) 2(5) 3(4) CHIANG SUNG HEI ENOCH 1(5**) 2(5) 4(4) 5.6 Scholarships Name of Competition/Organization Award/Prize Prize Winners Harvard Club of Hong Kong Harvard Book Prizes YUEN WAI HIM () KONG YAU WING () HO YAT MAN () Brown University Club of Hong Kong Brown University Book Award YIP HON KWAN () Princeton Club of Hong Kong Princeton Club of TSE CHEUK HANG () Hong Kong Book Award Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, Medical Faculty Springboard Results not yet released The University of Hong Kong Scholarships Hong Kong Scholarship for Excellence Scheme (Education Bureau) Hong Kong Scholarship for Excellence YIP JACKSON CHUN SHING () YUEN TIK HEI () 14

15 5.7 Achievements in External Competitions (From July 2016 to June 2017) Month Name of Organizing Body Name of Competition Awards Student Name and Class Aug KanHan Educational Services Ltd Online Reading Junior Division 2016 Merit Award Top Three in school CHOI CHIN LONG RONALD (3C) LAU YEE LOK 3B() CHENG CHEUK YIN 3A() Senior Division Top Three in school KONG YAU WING JACKSON () YUEN WAI HIM 4A() CHAU CHUN TING 6C (Graduated) Sep The Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education and Education Bureau International Junior Science Olympaid Hong Kong Screening First Honour award Second Honour award YUE CHEUK KAN KELVIN YUEN GEI LAP PATRICK 3D 3A SO CHE HIM 3C Third Honour award YUEN WAI CHING 3A NG SHING HIM 3A NG HO YU 3B Oct Hong Kong Schools Sports Inter-School Swimming 50m Free Style MAK TSZ HEI Federation Competition-Division II Champion (Hong Kong Island) 50m Butterfly MAK TSZ HEI Boys B Grade 2nd Runner-up 50m Back Stroke - CHEUNG TING YUE 3B Champion 100m Back Stroke - CHEUNG TING YUE 3B 1st Runner-up Nov Royal Australian Chemical Institute and Hong Kong Association for Science and Mathematics Education Australian National Chemistry Quiz 2016 Year 12 High Distinction Credit KWOK FUNG YU JAMES YIP JACKSON CHUN SHING Year 11 Class Excellence - 100% LEUNG TSUN YIN ASAI YOSHI NOBU LI CHEUK YIN BORIS High Distinction NG SAMUEL YAN LIK TONG LEE TAT ESMOND TSOI KWUN CHUNG 15

16 CHEANG CHEUK HEI CHENG YUM HUNG FREDRICK AU TSUN SANG CHAN CHUN HIN CHU SHEUNG CHIT HO WAI YIU RYAN KWAN YUE KIT IAN LAW TSZ FUNG CHAN PO SHUN 6D Distinction CHAU HO WAN KHONG KA WA KO LONG YIN CHANG CHUN HO LO WAI HANG 6D Participation SZE HOI TUNG LAU HIU CHUN Year 9/10 Class Excellence - 100% CHAN PAK LONG 6D and Medal for Award of Excellence CHAN PAK HOP FONG KWAN CHING YUEH YIU KWAN High Distinction CHEANG CHI HUNG LAI KAI YIN HILLMAN POON TSZ NOK SO CHUN WAI ADRIAN YIP HON KWAN CHOI JETHRO LAM LONG YIN Distinction HO YIK HEI MO YI HAU HU FEI YEUNG KONG YAU WING JACKSON LAM CHING YEUNG TONG YAT CHING CHEUNG CHUN WAH 16

17 Credit FUNG KA SING TANG TSZ CHUNG KONG KA HIN LO CHUNG HAY HALEY CHAN CHUN KIT Participation LAM KANG YIN WONG CHING YEUNG Year 8 Class Excellence - 100% TSANG KWUN LAM High Distinction KWOK SIU WA 4B CHAN TIN LONG CHEUNG HO HIN HA LONG HEI LAU CHUNG HEI MAK TSZ HEI SHUM LIK HANG HARRY LAW CHI LOK LAW MAN CHING SHAM YIN LAM Distinction CHAN CHEUK KAI KEVIN CHAN KA YIU CHENG CHEUK YIN Credit LIU HO HIN Participation SHUM LIK HANG HARRY FAN KA MAK LEUNG YAT SING NG KAI HEI JEFFREY Nov Hong Kong Island School Hong Kong Island Top Ten Hong Kong Heads Association Outstanding students Island Outstanding Award 2016 Students Award 2016 (Senior Group) YUEN WAI HIM Certificate of Merit (Junior Group) LAM PERRON 3B 17

18 Nov Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association, Hong Kong Science and Creativity Society Vibrating Robotic Competition Second Class Honour CHAN CHIM KI CHAN CHUN HEI CHIU SHEUNG WANG FUNG NOK YIN LO CHUN KIT NG YAT FEI TONG CHI HO JAMES 1B 1B 1B 1B 1B 1B 1B WONG DAVY 1B WONG WAN HIM 1B YUNG CHI HANG 1B LEE KA YIU OWEN 2A LIU SIN HANG NG CHEN FUNG ISAAC SHANG JUNXIAN 2A 2A 2A WONG CHI YUI 2A WU SI HAN 2A CHAN KIN LAM CHOW HIN TO 2B 2B CUI XUEMENG MATTHEW LAM CHEUNG YEUNG 2B 2B WONG LONG YIN VICTOR 2B Third Class Honour CHAN CREON TSONG-HAY CHAN HIN YIN CHEN YIFAN CHOW CHI WING LEUNG CHUN KIT KELTON LI CHAK YU TJONG SUNG FAI WANG CHEUNG CHAK YIP KIN NAM YIU TZE HENG Nov Hong Kong Association for Science and Mathematics Hong Kong Biology Olympiad for Secondary Team Awards Gold Award Queen's College Education Schools 2016/2017- Written test Individual Awards First Class Honour CHENG YUM HUNG FREDRICK KWOK FUNG YU JAMES YEUNG YUE HIN FUNG PU JIAN KHONG KA WA CHEANG CHEUK HEI KO LONG YIN 18

19 KWOK LONG HIN KIN WONG YIU TING CHOY WAI CHAK LAW TSZ FUNG KWAN YUE KIT IAN LI CHEUK YIN BORIS ASAI YOSHI NOBU CHANG CHUN HO MAK TSZ CHUNG POON SZE WANG SIN LING KWAN ERNEST YIP MAN CHUN YEUNG HOK MAN LEUNG TSUN YIN 6C Second Class Honour NG CHEUK HIM YUEN CHO YIN YUEN LOK MAN TAM CHEUK HONG CHU SHEUNG CHIT LAI KAI YIN HILLMAN NG SAMUEL YAN LIK Third Class Honour HU FEI YEUNG CHUNG KING NGAI 6C Dec The Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation Inter-School Badminton Competition-Division I (Hong Kong Island) Boys A Grade Champion CHAN TOI LUN LAWRENCE WONG CHUN YIN LEUNG HEI YIN FONG ZEE YEUNG 5B 5B KO KIT 6C LO TSUN KIU 6D Dec The Hong Kong Schools Inter-School Badminton Second LUI CHUN WAI 2A Sports Federation Competition-Division I (Hong Kong Island) Boys B Grade WONG WAI CHING YEN KAI YIN LAM KA SHUN 3A 3A 3B FOK YAT TUNG TING GUAN WEI LEUNG YAT HO SAMUEL TAI SUNG CHIT 3C 3D 4A 19

20 Dec Hong Kong School Inter-School Basketball 3rd Runner-up CHAN CHIM KI 1B Sports Federation Competition-Division II (Hong Kong Island) Boys B Grade CHEN KWUN YU MICHAEL TSANG TSUN LOK NG LAI HANG 2A 3B 3C ALCONABA ROBBIE JAY MEDALLA LO LONG HIN 3D 3D CHAN CHI FUNG CHIANG SHANG EN SEAN CHU WAI CHAK VICTOR KO TSZ CHUNG KWOK JUN HO 4A 4A 4A 4A Dec Hong Kong School Sports Federation Inter-School Basketball Competition-Division II (Hong Kong Island) Boys C Grade Champion CHAN WAI KIN 1C CHEUNG TSZ WAI LEUNG CHIN CHEUNG YIK MAN HIN CHAN HO YIN 1D 1D 1D 2A HUI NGO YIN 2A KWAN TSZ HIM 2B TAO TSZ YEUNG 2B WONG TIN LOK 2C HUNG HO TING 2C FUNG WAI CHUN YU NGOK CHUN TSANG TSZ FUNG NICHOLAS Overall 1st Runner-up Dec Hong Kong Schools Music 68th Hong Kong Schools Solo Verse Speaking and Speech Association Speech Festival (English) Proficiency CHAN KI HONG 1A First Third YIP SHING HEIi REAGAN MAK CHEUK HEI JUSTYN LAU CHRISTOPHER TREVOR LAM LONG YIN 3A 1D Merit LEE HON NING KSAI 1B CHAN HIN TING 1C MIU PAK YIN PATRICK LIU WAI KWAN 1D 1D PANG HO 1D WU SI HAN 2A 20

21 CHAN KIN LAM KENNETH YEUNG CHI HANG LEO CHAN SIN KEI MAK KA MING NG PING HEI YIP KIN NAM LAM WANG HO 2B 2B 2C 2C 2C 3C Dec Hong Kong Schools Music 68th Hong Kong Schools Solo prose reading (Cantonese) and Speech Association Speech Festival Champion FUNG NOK YIN 1B First Runner-up CHOW TSZ HO 1C Solo verse speaking (Cantonese) First Runner-up FUNG NOK YIN 1B SO HEI WA 3B Cert. of Proficiency YAN LONG YIN 1C Cert. of Merit NG PING HEI 2C Solo prose reading (Putonghua) Cert. of Merit LIU WAI KWAN 1D LAM WANG HO 3C LAU CHRISTOPHER TREVOR Solo verse speaking (Putonghua) Cert. of Merit LIU KA HANG 2A Cert. of Proficiency NG PING HEI 2C Dec Hong Kong Association for Science and Mathematics Education Hong Kong Biology Olympiad for Secondary Schools 2016/2017 Practical test Individual Awards First Class Honour MO YI HAU CHANG CHUN HO CHOY WAI CHAK CHU SHEUNG CHIT KWAN YUE KIT IAN LAW TSZ FUNG LI CHEUK YIN BORIS MAK TSZ CHUNG Dec The Hong Kong Association of Computer Education (HKACE), Hong Kong Education Bureau (EDB) The Hong Kong Olympiad in Informatics 2016/17 (HKOI 2016/17) Junior Group Bronze Medallists Dec World Class Arena World Class Arena Distinction in both Jan 2017 Joint Committee for The Promotion of The Basic Law of Hong Kong The 16th Basic Law Debating Competition Basic Law Cup Mathematics and Problem Solving Hong Kong Island, Preliminary NG SAMUEL YAN LIK NGAN YAT FEI YUEN PUI HO 1B 3B The Best Debater FUNG LONG YIN 21

22 Hong Kong Island, Second Round The Best Debater Group 2nd Runner-up YU ANGUS SHAK LAM Queen's College Jan International New standard Ed, Steering Committee of Gifted Ed 14th International Talent Problem Solving Competition Gold Award, Interschool Champion CHAN SIN KEI HUNG HO TING LAM PERRON 2C 2C 3B Gold Award, SEE KA WUN 1A Interschool First runner-up Gold Award CHOW SHEUNG YAN 3B NG HO YU 3B Silver Award, SIU SUM YIN 1B Interschool First runner-up Silver Award, Interschool Champion WONG YUK NAM LAM CHEUNG YEUNG 1C 2B Silver Award CHAU MING NAM SO LONG TING 3B Bronze Award YU CHUN WANG 3A Feb Hong Kong School Sports Inter-School Athletics 100m -Champion WANG SHAO HENG 3D Federation Competition-Division III (Hong Kong Island) Boys B Grade 200m -Champion WANG SHAO HENG 3D Triple Jump 2nd Runner-up NG LAI HANG 3C 4x100m Relay WONG FUK LIK 3A 1st Runner-up LAM HOK NAM 3B WANG SHAO HENG 3D CHUI KING KIU 4B KWOK JUN HO Boys C Grade 4x400m Relay -3rd CHEUNG TSZ WAI 1D Runner-up HON HO TUNG 2A CHOW HIN TO 2B FUNG WAI CHUN Boys B Overall 2nd Runner-up Feb PO LEUNG KUK, the Hong The Hong Kong Youth First Class Honour WONG PAK LAM 2A Kong Association for Science Mathematical High HUI TING WAI 3C and Mathematics Education Achievers Selection Contest Second Class Honour CHAN YAN KI 2A CHAN HIN YIN LAM PERRON 3B 22

23 Feb Education Bureau Hong Kong School Drama Festival Secondary Cantonese Award for Outstanding Script CHAN TSZ HONG CLIVE JUNIOR Award for Outstanding Performer LAM CHUN HEI 3B Award for Outstanding Stage Effect Chinese Drama Club Award for Outstanding Cooperation Feb 13th Pan-pearl River Group CHEUNG HO HIN Delta and Chinese Elite Second Class Honour MO YAU Schools Physics CHAN KOK Olympiad NG SAMUEL YAN LIK LEUNG TSUN YIN LAU SUM Mar Hong Kong Schools Music 69th Hong Kong School Recorder Duet and Speech Association Music Festival Age 14 or under Champion TAM MING HEI 3D TONG SHEE YIU 3D Piano Duet - Senior Champion WONG YAT FEI 3D Graded Piano Solo - Grade 8 Champion YUEH YIU KWAN 1st Runner-up FUNG LOK TIN 2A Erhu Solo - Intermediate Champion KONG JING LONG 2B Graded Piano Solo - Grade 7 1st Runner-up Piano Solo- YUEN TSUN LAP ALVIN 1D Composer of the Year 1st Runner-up LEE KA YIU OWEN 2A Violin Solo - Grade 8 1st Runner-up OR MING CHEUNG 3B Treble Recorder Solo - Age 19 or under 1st Runner-up TONG SHEE YIU 3D AU HO YIN ANDY 1A Recorder Duet - Age 19 or under 1st Runner-up LO WAI YAU 5B YIP HON KWAN 23

24 Clarinet Solo - Secondary School - Junior 1st Runner-up FUNG LOK TIN 2A Guitar Solo - Senior 1st Runner-up YEUNG HO MAN 4A Original Composition 1st Runner-up AU HO HEI 5B Piano Concerto - Betty Drown Memorial Prize - Age 13 or under 2nd Runner-up NGAN CHEUK HEI 2A Dizi Solo - Senior 2nd Runner-up LAM WANG HO 3C Descant Recorder Solo - Age 19 or under 2nd Runner-up LO WAI YAU 5B Mar Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association 69th Hong Kong School Music Festival Recorder Ensemble Champion 1st Runner-up Queen's College Queen's College Recorder Band 1st Runner-up Queen's College Oratorio 1st Runner-up Queen's College & St. Stephen's Girls' College Foreign Language - Boys - First Division - Intermediate 2nd Runner-up Queen's College Madrigal - Mixed Voices 2nd Runner-up Merit Foreign Language - Mixed Voice - First Division - Intermediate 2nd Runner-up Queen's College & St. Stephen's Girls' College Queen's College & True Light Girls' College Queen's College & St. Stephen's Girls' College 24

25 Foreign Language - Boys - First Division - Junior (Treble Voice) 2nd Runner-up Queen's College Symphony Orchestra - Intermediate Merit Queen's College String Orchestra - Senior Merit Queen's College Wind Band - Intermediate Merit Queen's College Church Music - Foreign Language - Age 14 or under Merit Queen's College String Ensemble - Senior Merit Queen's College Harmonica Ensemble Merit Queen's College Woodwind Ensemble (Senior) Merit Queen's College Recorder Ensemble Merit Queen's College Mar Hong Kong Schools Sports Inter-School Table 2nd Runner-up WONG FUK LIK 3A Federation Tennis Competition- Division I (Hong Kong Island) Boys B Grade LEE MAN HIN CARSON CHUI KING KIU FAN KA MAK LAU KA HO 3C 4B Mar Hong Kong Convention and HKCEC Heroes Merit Award NG HO YU 3B Exhibition Centre Comic Drawing (Management) Limited Competition 2017 Mar Leisure and Cultural Services Department Hong Kong Flower Show Secondary School Cactus Champion CHENG CHEUK YIN 2017 Potted Plant Growing/Nursing Faliage Plant Champion CHENG CHEUK YIN Competition 25

26 Apr The Hong Kong Schools Inter-School Badminton Champion LO TSZ HIN 1D Sports Federation Competition-Division I (Hong Kong Island) Boys Overall MIU PAK YIN PATRICK WONG HO YIN YUEN TSUN LAP ALVIN LUI CHUN WAI 1D 1D 1D 2A CHOI YAN KIT HON HO TUNG YUEN TSZ CHING WONG WAI CHING YEN KAI YIN LAM KA SHUN FOK YAT TUNG TING GUAN WEI LEUNG YAT HO SAMUEL TAI SUNG CHIT CHAN TOI LUN LAWRENCE WONG CHUN YIN LEUNG HEI YIN FONG ZEE YEUNG KO KIT LO TSUN KIU 2A 2A 2C 3A 3A 3B 3C 3D 4A 5B 5B 6C 6D Apr The Hong Kong Schools Inter-School Badminton Second LO TSZ HIN 1D Sports Federation Competition-Division I (Hong Kong Island) Boys C Grade MIU PAK YIN PATRICK WONG HO YIN YUEN TSUN LAP ALVIN CHOI YAN KIT 1D 1D 1D 2A HON HO TUNG YUEN TSZ CHING 2A 2C Apr The Education University of The Thirty-fourth Hong First Class Honour YUEN WAI HIM HK, EDB Kong Mathematics Olympiad Second Class Honour CHAN PAK HOP CHEANG CHI HUNG Best Performance TSANG KWUN LAM (Individual Event) Apr Gifted Education Section Curriculum Development Institute Education Bureau, HK Federation of Education Workers The Eighth HK Mathematics Creative Problem Solving Competition for Secondary School Silver Award SEE KA WUN 1A LEE KA HEI 1C SZETO HONG KIU 1C CHAN HIN YIN 26

27 Apr CHINESE YMCA COLLEGE Odyssey of the mind Division II CHAN KIN LAM 2B Hong Kong Regional Tournament 2017 Champion CUI XUEMENG MATTHEW NG PING HEI 2B 2C NG YAM KIU 2C YEUNG KIN LOK 2C YU CHEUK HIM CURTIS YIP KIN NAM 2C Division III FAN WING KUEN 4A Second runner up HUI KING YIN 4A NG TSUN HIN RYAN 4A YU NGO YIN 4B SZE HOI TUNG LEUNG HO WONG CHUN HO Apr 中國語文教育研究學會 中國語文菁英計劃 中國語文菁英賽 銅獎 NG HO WANG 3C 寫作優異獎 NG HO WANG 3C May The Hong Kong Schools Inter-School Volleyball Third NG LAI SHUN 1A Sports Federation Competition-Division II SO LOK TIN 1A (Hong Kong Island) HO KWONG HIM 1B Boys C Grade CHAN CHUN HEI 1B LEE HO MAN FU MING CHUN LAU SIU LONG LEE HO YUEN LAW HUGO CHEUK YIN NG PING HEI YU NGOK CHUN 1C 2B 2B 2B 2C May Hong Kong Schools Sports Inter-School Table 2nd Runner-up CHEUNG CHUN PONG 1A Federation Tennis Competition- CHIU SHEUNG WANG 1B Division I (Hong Kong YUNG CHI HANG 1B Island) Boys C Grade LEE MING HO 1C LAU CHUN HEI 2B Overall 2nd Runner-up 27

28 May Hong Kong School Sports Inter-School Football 3rd Runner-up Federation Competition-Division III LEE HO MAN 1C (Hong Kong Island) AU HEI YEUNG 1D Overall Boys C Grade HUI FU KIT 1D LEE CHIN YU ARIE 2A SHEK KA HO 2A TAN BOON HEE IAN 2A FUNG CHUN YIN 2B KWAN LOK HIM 2C LUK KIN YUE NATHAN 2C PONG CHEUK MAN 2C CHAN HIN YIN CHAN YI LOK RONALD IP CHEUK YIN VINCENT LAM YAT HEI VICTOR LAW HUGO CHEUK YIN FUNG CHING YEUNG 3A May Hong Kong School Sports All Hong Kong Schools Fourth CHOI YAN KIT 2A Federation Jing Ying Badminton HON HO TUNG 2A Team Tournament WONG WAI CHING 3A YEN KAI YIN 3A LEUNG YAT HO SAMUEL CHAN TOI LUN LAWRENCE 4A 5B WONG CHUN YIN 5B KO KIT 6C LO TSUN KIU 6D May Social Welfare Department Hong Kong Volunteer Organization Section Service Award Scheme 2016 Gold Award Individual Gold Award Queen s College POON SHING HIN LAU POK WAI 4B YU KIN WA OR CHEUK HEI YU HIU YAT LO KEE MAN 5B SO CHUN WAI ADRIAN 28

29 Silver Award LAU CHRISTOPHER TREVOR LEUNG TRUMAN TSE CHEUK HANG KONG YAU WING JACKSON LO CHUNG HAY HALEY LAM WAI TING LEUNG TSUN HEI CHAU HO WAN KHONG KA WA TSE PUI HEI CHENG RYAN HAU FUNG FAN WING KUEN IP FU KWAN AU YEUNG YIU PAN CHEUNG TING KWONG CHICK CHING HO WONG KA YIK POON CHEUK YIN CHIU TING HIM TREVOR YU NGO YIN CHAN TSZ HONG CLIVE JUNIOR SHUM LIK HANG HARRY HA LONG HEI WONG CHI KIT GEOFF LAU YEE LOK CHAN TIN LONG WONG YAT HONG CHEUNG CHUNG KI NG KAI HEI JEFFREY SHAM YIN LAM YUEN WAI HIM NG SAMUEL YAN LIK WONG TSZ TAI FONG KWAN CHING WAH CHING KWAN GORDON 3D 4A 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 29

30 CHAN PAK HOP CHEANG CHI HUNG FUNG LONG YIN LEUNG MAN ON CHENG YU SANG LAU LAP YIN IP TZE HIM LEUNG HIN CHEUK JASON SUEN SHING HEI KONG KA HIN TONG CHUN YU CHAN RYUICHI HU FEI YEUNG YU MAN CHEUK TONG YAT CHING LEUNG TSUN YIN YIP HON KWAN LAI HIN CHIT SUNG CHIH HSIEN LEE TSUN MAN ANSON MA KWONG HIP XAVIER KO LONG YIN NG CHEUK HIM YEUNG YUE HIN CHAN HON TING CHOY WAI CHAK CHU SHEUNG CHIT SIN LING KWAN ERNEST TING HO TIN CHANG CHUN HO WONG SIU CHUNG HONG KA LAM KWAN YUE KIT IAN SETO CHUN HIM THOMAS WAN KING NAM WU YIK PUI EASON CHUNG HO HAI IVAN 5B 5B 5B 5B 5B 6C 6C 6D 6D 30

31 Bronze Award NG SHING HIM 3A LAI CHIN YAT KEEFER HUI KING YIN NG TSUN HIN RYAN 3C 4A 4A CHOI CHUN MING WONG KAM YEUNG KWOK SIU WA MA HO KIU CHAN HO YIN CHAU KEI LAM YANG HOI YUEN AU BERLIN MAK TSZ HEI KWOK JUN HO TSE YEE NOK ISAAC CHEUNG HO HIN TIAN YUCHEN WONG CHUN HO HO WING CHEUNG WONG WANG LIK FAN KA MAK WONG YIK NGAI LEUNG CHIN HEI TRISTAN LEUNG YAT SING TAI SUNG CHIT WOO JOHN CHIU JUN LAI KAI YIN HILLMAN WONG CHUN KIT POON TSZ NOK WONG HON LAM YUEH YIU KWAN HO YIK HEI CHIU CHUN HIN LEUNG CHI TO VINCENT YIP TIN LONG CHEN CHENGYI 4A 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 4B 31

32 May 香港中華文化促進中心 中國中學生作文比賽 初級組優異獎 高級組 優異獎 May The Hong Kong Federation of Hong Kong GreenMech Youth Groups Contest 2017 Champion, Creativity Award and Teamwork Award (Junior Form) First Runner-up, teamwork Award (Senior Form) YAO YAU YU WANG KA HEI KWONG LOK MAN WONG YAT NOK JONATHAN YIP HON YIN WONG TAT KWAN FONG YIN HENRY YU ANGUS SHAK LAM NG CHIN TAT WONG HOI FAN LAU SUM FONG CHI SHING JAMESON CHOI JETHRO LEUNG NOK CHI WONG YIU TING CHIU CHUNG YIN MAK TZE CHUNG ADRIAN YIU WAI HIN VIGERS SOO CHEUK HANG LAM HO MAN CHAN PAK HO PACO SO PAK HEI CHIU KAI HANG WONG HO CHING YAU CHEUK LAM NG HOU MING FAN YUI HEI YEH YAU HIN FONG KWAN CHING KONG KA HIN KONG YAU WING JACKSON LAI CHEUK HEI YUEN WAI CHING CHOW SHEUNG YAN TSANG HOK YAN WONG YAT HONG LIU HO HIN NGAI KA KIT WONG YIK NGAI 5B 5B 6C 6C 6D 6D 6D 6D 6D 6D 3A 3D 3D 3A 3A 3B 3D 32

33 May Pui Ching Middle School and PUI CHING Invitational Gold Award TSANG KWUN LAM Pui Ching Academy Mathematics Competition (Final Event) Silver Award CHEUNG MAN YIN 1A CHOY WING CHI 2A SIU KWAN YIU Bronze Award CHAN HIN YIN Third Class Award NG SAMUEL YAN LIK LEUNG TSUN YIN May Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education, the Education Bureau and the HK University of Science & Technology Hong Kong Physics Olympiad 2017 First Class Honour YUE CHEUK KAN KELVIN CHEUNG HO HIN 3D Second Class Honour HA LONG HEI Third Class Honour MO YAU YUEN GEI LAP PATRICK 3A Honourable Mention CHOW SHEUNG YAN 3B LAM PERRON 3B HO YU SHING May HKAGE, EDB and IMO (HK) International Gold TSANG KWUN LAM Committee Mathematical Olympiad- Silver LAM PERRON 3B Preliminary Selection YUEN WAI HIM Contest NG SAMUEL YAN LIK Bronze CHAN PAK HOP CHEANG CHI HUNG May Hong Kong Baseball Samsung 60th Festival of 1st Runner-up CHEN ERIC SHU-ZHOU 1B Association Sport - Hong Kong Secondary School Baseball Elite Championship 2017 (Secondary Division) LO CHUN KIT WONG WAN HIM TANG HEI CHIT NG TSUN WAI CHAN CHUN TUNG LEUNG HOI YIN 1B 1B 4A 4B CHAN KA YIU LI HO MING MO YI HAU YIP CHI SHING 5B CHONG KAI CHING CHUNG YUEN MAN KU WING TSAN LAM CHUN HEI LEUNG TRUMAN SUEN SHING HEI CHAN HENRY LAM CHING YEUNG 33

34 Highlights of School Activities 155 th Anniversary Celebration 155 th Anniversary Kick-off Ceremony Opening of History Museum 155 th Anniversary Swimming Gala 155 th Anniversary Athletic Meet Joint School Art Exhibition Forming the 155 th Anniversary icon Celebrity Talk Prof. Yuen Kwok-yung Celebrity Talk Dr Simon Shen Xu Hui 34

35 School Major Events Annual Speech Day SU Inauguration Foundation Day Visit by Dr. Lily Sun Sui-fong (Granddaughter of Dr. Sen Yat-sen) Morrison Scholarship AGM Teacher-Student Game Day S6 Graduation Ceremony School Picnic 35

36 Awards and Schlarships Odyssey of the Mind 2017 (World Finals) 2017 World GreenMech Contest Hong Kong Biology Olympiad for Secondary Schools Practical Test IJSO HK Screening Prize-Giving Ceremony Creative Coder Competiton 2017 HKICPA Scholarship - BAFS 2017 Hong Kong Physics Olympiad 2017 STEM Education Challenge

37 Exchange Programmes Cultural and STEM Tour to Ulsan Meister High School Singapore-Hong Kong Exchange Programme 2017 Beijing 101 Middle School Visiting QC CLP and Civic Education Study Tour to Tokyo Nanjing-Shanghai Study Tour QC-DGS Exchange Program Taiwan Sports Training Program Beijing 101 Middle School Exchange Program 37

38 STEM Education Activities HKU CITE The Young Scientists' Party Workshops in Sik Sik Yuen Biotech Mobile Lab Hong Kong Technology and Renewable Energy Events The 'Little Big Ideas' Invention Programme International STEM Week Joint School Astronomy Night STEM Talk Prof Rocky S Duan Sharing of the Chinese Astronaut Wang Yaping 38

39 Whole Person Devlopment JA Company Programme Trade Fair 2016 Green Week Inclusive Community Exploration Day Blood Donation Day Service Learning Healthy School Program Let s Shine S1 Orienteering S4 Leadership Training Camp 39

40 PTA and OBA Functions 1966(CE) Reunion Oral History Project: Professor Tony Chan A visit to PMQ Mentorship Scheme PTA AGM PTA Walk with You and PTA Volunteers Certificate Presentation Ceremony PTA Mainland Study Tour PTA Excursion - Hiking with Fun 40