School Report for 2009/2010 - St. Paul`s Co

School Report for 2009/2010
The College Council
Membership of the Council for the year 2009/2010 was as follows:
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Professor Tam Sheung Wai
The Hon Chief Justice Andrew Li
Mr Roland KC Chow
Dr the Hon Marvin Kin Tung Cheung
Dr Michael HH Mak
Dr Anissa Chan
Mrs Peter Choy Pun Siu Fun
Mr Chien Lee
The Rev Canon Ian Lam
Mr Aubrey Li Kwok Sing
Mr Kwan Tsai Yuen Calvin
Dr Tam Sai Kit
Mr Herbert HK Tsoi
Mr Ngai Kwok Wai
Mrs Mimi YM Chan
Professor Frederick KS Leung
Dr Moses Cheng
Chairman
Vice Chairman
Hon Secretary
Hon Treasurer
Supervisor
Principal
The following committees were formed under the College Council:
Finance & General Purposes Sub-committee, Fee Remission Committee,
Curriculum Advisory Committee, Campus Improvement Sub-committee, StaffManagement Consultative Committee and Promotion Board.
The College Council met four times during the year: on 21 October 2009, 16
December 2009, 19 March 2010 and 23 June 2010.
Staff
1.
Staff Changes
I.
Academic Staff
A.
Teacher(s) recruited w.e.f. 1 September 2010:
1.
Ms Fong Yiu Fanny, Teacher of Economics (BEcon&Fin, HKU; MEcon,
HKU)
2.
Ms Lam Lam, Teacher of Chinese (B.A. in Chinese Language &
Literature, CUHK)
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3.
Ms Leung Wai, Teacher of Chinese (B.A. in Chinese Language &
Literature, CUHK; M.Phil. in Chinese Language & Literature, CUHK)
4.
Ms Lau Tik Yan Ivy, Teacher of Liberal Studies (B.Sc. in Food &
Nutritional Science, HKU; M.Phil. in Medicine, HKU)
5.
Ms Law Cheuk Ka, Teacher of Liberal Studies (B.S.Sc. in Government
& Public Administration, CUHK; PGDE in Liberal Studies, HKU; M.A.
in Liberal Studies, HKUST)
6.
Ms Leung Yee Ching Stephanie, Teacher of Chemistry (B.Sc. in
Chemistry, HKU; PGDE in Chemistry, CUHK; M.Sc. in Environmental
Management, HKU; Master of Social Work, HKU)
7.
Mr Ng Kwong Wing, Teacher of Mathematics (B.Sc. in Mathematics,
CUHK; M.Phil. in Mathematics, CUHK)
8.
Mr Oey Chun Johnny, Teacher of Economics (BEcon, HKU; PGDE in
Economics, HKU; M. Ed. in Liberal Studies, HKU)
9.
Mr Oliver, Lee Richard, Teacher of English (B.A. in English Literature
& Language, Exeter College, Oxford University; PGDE in Secondary
English, King’s College, London University)
B.
Teacher Assistant(s) recruited:
1.
Ms Fan Sum Yee Nichole, (B.A. in Language Studies, City U of HK)
w.e.f. 1 September 2009
2.
Mr Lo Cheuk Hon John, (Bachelor of Philosophy, Lingnan U) w.e.f. 1
December 2009
3.
Ms Chow Cheuk Fan Sophia, (B.Sc. in Business, U of London;
Associate of Business Administration, HKU SPACE) w.e.f. 19 April 2010
4.
Mr Poon Chun Yu Cyrus, (B.Sc. in Health, Walla Walla U) w.e.f. 1
September 2010
C.
Teacher(s) left at the end of the academic year:
1.
Ms Lai Man Yung, Teacher of Chinese
2.
Mr Cheung Yu Hin Ray, Teacher of Economics
3.
Mr Chan Tak, Teacher of Economics
4.
Mr Lui Ching Wu Lake, Teacher of Liberal Studies
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5.
Mr Ko Wai Chung Geoffrey, Music Director (retirement)
D.
Teacher Assistant(s) left:
1.
Ms Chung Chui Ngan Jenny, w.e.f. 1 December 2009
2.
Mr Lo Cheuk Hon John, w.e.f. 2 April 2010
3.
Ms Fan Sum Yee, w.e.f. 1 August 2010
4.
Ms Chow Cheuk Fan, w.e.f. 8 August 2010
II.
Administrative Staff
A.
Member(s) of staff recruited:
1.
Ms Chan Ching Yan Amy, Assistant Finance & Accounting Executive
(Postgraduate Diploma in Professional Accounting, HKPU) w.e.f. 8
October 2009
2.
Ms Chan Mei Chun, Administration Executive (Diploma in Executive
Secretarial Studies, Sara Beattie College; Higher Diploma in Business
Administration, OUHK) w.e.f. 21 January 2010
3.
Ms Wong Oi Yan Pinky, Finance & Accounts Clerk (Diploma in
Accounting, HKIVE; Higher Diploma in Accounting, HKIVE; B.A. in
Accounting, Edinburgh Napier University & City U of HK SCOPE) w.e.f.
15 April 2010
4.
Mr Lee Wing Ho, IT Technician (Diploma in Interactive Digital &
Production, CUHK; Associate of Science in IT, OUHK) w.e.f. 3 May
2010
5.
Mr Lau Kwok Wai Kevin, IT Administration Executive (B.Sc. in
Computer Science, University of Hertfordshire) w.e.f. 17 May 2010
6.
Ms Wong Ka Po Joanne, Finance & Accounting Executive (B.Sc. in
Economics, Northeastern U; Professional Certificate of Accountancy,
California State U; Graduate Diploma in Professional Accountancy,
CUHK) w.e.f. 4 June 2010 (temp.: 30 November 2009 to 7 April 2010)
7.
Ms Lee Chui Chun Rubie, Assistant Executive (B.A. in School of
Creative Media, City U of HK) w.e.f. 24 June 2010
8.
Mr Nicholas Paul O’Connell, Counsellor of Further Studies (B.A. in
History, U of Warwick; PGDE in English, HKU) w.e.f. 1 September 2010
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B.
Member(s) of staff left:
1.
Ms Cheng Sui Lam Selina, Assistant Finance & Accounting Executive,
w.e.f. 11 October 2009
2.
Ms Tong Pui Wah, Finance & Accounting Executive, w.e.f. 22
November 2009
3.
Mr Lam Man Chun Vincent, Administration Executive, w.e.f. 3 January
2010
4.
Ms Cremins Deborah Mary, Counsellor of Further Studies, w.e.f. 11
February 2010
5.
Mr Leung Chung Ho Elton, IT Technician, w.e.f. 2 April 2010
6.
Mr Pun Wai Shan Tommy, IT Administration Executive, w.e.f. 11 April
2010
7.
Mr Mak Chun Keung Eric, Finance & Accounts Clerk, w.e.f. 12 April
2010
8.
Mr Li Chun Man Gary, IT Officer, w.e.f. 13 May 2010
9.
Ms Fong Hau Yi Natalie, Assistant Executive, w.e.f. 24 June 2010
10.
Mr Lai Shek Lung, Assistant IT Officer, w.e.f. 26 June 2010
III.
Janitors
A.
Janitor(s) recruited:
1.
Ms Chan Cho Ying, w.e.f. 1 September 2009
2.
Ms Ng Yuen Kei, w.e.f. 1 September 2009
3.
Mr Law Shui Sang, w.e.f. 10 May 2010
4.
Ms Lam Bik Har, w.e.f. 24 August 2010
5.
Ms Chui Ying Ha, w.e.f. 24 August 2010
B.
Janitor(s) left:
1.
Ms Ng Yuen Kei, w.e.f. 30 September 2009
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2.
2.
Ms Cheng Man Kuen, w.e.f. 4 March 2010
3.
Mr Law Shui Sang, w.e.f. 10 June 2010
4.
Mr Lee Ping Fai Joseph, w.e.f. 27 June 2010
5.
Mr Cheung Chi Ming, w.e.f. 30 August 2010
Qualifications of Principal and Teachers
Qualifications of the teaching staff including the Principal are shown below:
97 have professional qualifications
106 possess a bachelor’s degree
55 possess a master’s degree
2 possess a doctor’s degree
3.
Teachers’ Experience
31 have taught for 1-5 years
24 have taught for 6-10 years
15 have taught for 11-15 years
34 have taught for over 15 years
4.
Teachers’ Professional Development and Further Studies
Congratulations to the following teachers who have obtained a certificate,
diploma or degree during the year:
Ms Yena Kim, PGDE, HKU, 2009
Mr Lee Chun Yu James, PGDE, HKU, 2010
Mr Lo Siu Lun, PGDE, HKU, 2009
Ms Wong Bowie, PGDE, HKU, 2009
Ms Yeung Shuk Man, PGDE, CUHK, 2010
Ms Yu Wing Mui, M.Ed. in Chinese Language Education, OUHK, 2009
During the year, the Principal undertook 312 hours in Continuing Professional
Development activities in i) structured learning: 68.5 hours; ii) action learning: 163
hours, and iii) service to education and community: 80.5 hours.
Class Organization and Student Enrolment
The academic year began on 1 September 2009 with 1,222 students.
Secondary School
(41 classes)
1 September 2009
1,222
(591 boys, 631 girls)
31 August 2010
1,139
(549 boys, 590 girls)
No. who left
83*
* including 25 Form 6 leavers (16 on Early Admission Scheme and 9 for further
education locally or overseas)
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The class structure in 2009/2010 was as follows:
Form 7
Form 6
Form 4-5
Form 1-3
U.6Sc.A
L.6Sc.A
A
A
U.6Sc.B
L.6Sc.B
B
B
U.6Sc.C
L.6Sc.C
C
C
U.6Arts
L.6Arts
D
D
E
E
F
F
G
Fee Remission
For the year 2009/2010, 239 students were granted remission of tuition fees (143
were granted $52,000; 46 were granted $40,000; 22 were granted $28,000; 19 were
granted $16,000 and 7 were granted $4,000). Seventy-seven were recipients of book
grants and 172 of Local Education Allowance. Sixty students were granted school
bursaries.
Curriculum
Medium of Instruction
The Medium of Instruction is English. Chinese Language in Form 1 to Form 3 is
taught in Putonghua. We offer a balanced curriculum that caters for the interests, abilities
and needs of the students. Different emphases are placed at different developmental
stages of the students.
Form Form Form Form Form
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2
3
4
5
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Chinese Language
Chinese Language &
Culture
Chinese Literature
Chinese History
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Putonghua
English Language √
Use of English
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Literature in English
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Mathematics
Add. Mathematics
Pure Mathematics
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Integrated Science
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6
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Liberal Studies
Maths. & Statistics
Form 6-7
Arts Science
Physics
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Chemistry
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Biology
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(AL)
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(AL)
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(AL)
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Computer & IT
Information &
Communication
Technology
Introduction to
Knowledge
History
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Geography
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Economics
Psychology
Religious Studies
Music (HKCEE)
Music (HKDSE)
Music
Visual Arts, D & T,
Enquiry Learning
Aesthetics &
Creativity Education
Physical Education
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Spiritual and Moral Education
As a Christian college, we place a strong emphasis on nurturing the spiritual growth
of our students. Through daily morning assemblies, Religious Studies lessons and
Christian Fellowship programmes, the practice of Christian education is enhanced. This
year, Rev Christine Ho of St. Paul’s Church was appointed part-time School Chaplain to
provide pastoral care to our students, support the work of the Christian Fellowship and
help to officiate at our Advent and Lenten Services. At these services a sum of $19,718
was collected and donated to 19 local voluntary organizations. Our staff and students
also expressed our love and concern for the needy by donating $53,670 and $36,222 to
the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Archbishop Relief Fund to help the earthquake victims
in Haiti and Qinghai respectively.
At Christmas, the College followed the tradition of holding our Carol Service at St.
John’s Cathedral with the Rev Bartholomew Ma as the preacher. Our Ascension Day
Service was also held at the Cathedral with the very Rev Andrew Chan delivering the
sermon. Apart from these regular services, a series of activities, which included talks on
“Science, Faith & God” and “Darwinism or Design?”, “Amazing Race” which was a
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school orienteering event, a faith sharing luncheon, a religious book exhibition and a
handicraft workshop, were organised in the Religious Week from 21 to 30 October 2009.
To revisit the school motto of “Faith, Hope and Love”, the theme of the Christian
Fellowship this year was “Hope for Today”. In addition to the regular gatherings,
morning prayer meetings, cell groups, and TueStation, our Tuesday luncheon Bible study
meetings, were held to provide our students with a supportive environment for spiritual
growth.
To develop our students into confident individuals, lifelong learners and responsible
global citizens, a wide range of activities was organised. This year the College continued
to collaborate with the Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service to organise a Growth Group for
Actualizing Potential for 39 students from Form 1 to Form 3. It comprised two
components: self improvement and graffiti and visual arts.
Other programmes organised during the year included talks on anti-corruption, sex
education, anti-drugs, perfectionism and stress management. Speakers invited to deliver
the talks were from the ICAC, Department of Health, Jireh Fund, L.E.A.P., Hong Kong
Eating Disorders Association, Touch Counselling Centre and Kely Support Group.
Developmental programmes were jointly organised with the Department of Health
and the Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention for Form 1 and Form 2 students
during the Form Teacher Periods. Form teachers also designed various developmental
activities focusing on the Personal, Moral and Social Framework.
In order to help Form 1 students adapt to school life at SPCC, the Big Brothers and
Big Sisters Scheme was organised. A Play Sharing Practice Group was also formed by 40
Form 1 students. Activities in the group included lunchtime gatherings and sharing, social
services, an overnight camp and outdoor activities, which aimed to enhance the
communication skills and emotional stability of the students.
Extra-Curricular Activities and Enrichment Programmes
Self-organised extra-curricular activities have always been an important component
of students’ education. These activities not only allow students to join programmes of
their own choice, but also enable them to learn about leadership and teamwork, as well as
undergo gratifying and rewarding experiences. A list of extra-curricular activities offered
is given in Table 1.
The College also organised other programmes to suit the students’ individual needs.
For example, leadership programmes, such as the Harvard Model Congress Asia in
January 2010 and the Singapore Leadership Convention in June 2010, were offered to
students of different forms. Study tours to various places, including mainland China,
Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, the US and the UK, were offered to our Form 2 to
Form 6 students.
The important highlight of our student programmes, Student Activities Week, was
organised from 21 to 29 November 2009. Lessons were suspended for Form 1 to Form 4
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and Form 6 so that the students could take part in different activities: Form 1 Life
Education Programme, Form 2 Cultural Trip to Beijing, Form 3 Study Trip to Nansha,
Form 4 Outward Bound Leadership Programme, F4 Community Service Project and
Form 6 attachment programmes to tertiary institutions and business organizations, which
aimed to develop students’ understanding of professional fields. Enrichment programmes
for all forms were organised three times a year to further enrich students’ knowledge and
experience in different areas. Activities included talks by professionals and renowned
personnel related to environmental protection, science, culture, and moral and civic
education. Outings and field trips were also organised by teachers.
Our Swimming Gala was held on 2 October 2009 at Victoria Park Swimming Pool
with Dr Philip Leong, Chairman of the SPCC Alumni Association, being the guest of
honour for the prize presentation. Our annual Sports Day was held on 22 September 2009
at Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground with Mrs Seto Tay Cheo Lian, a retired SPCC teacher,
being the guest of honour presenting the prizes.
Form 1 students were introduced to track and field events on the Athletics Activities
Day on 14 January 2010 while Form 2 students had the opportunity to try out various
sports on 30 April 2010. These sports included tenpin bowling, lawn bowls, archery,
orienteering, hockey, hiking and sports climbing. However, the Interest Group Activities
Day for Form 3 students was cancelled this year since the amber rainstorm warning was
issued on the day of the event.
To allow students to make better use of their summer vacation, a Summer Sports
Training Programme was arranged for all students. This year, activities included
basketball, fencing, squash, swimming, dance (hip hop), badminton, and table tennis.
Intensive training was provided for members of the school teams, including basketball,
badminton, fencing, soccer, swimming and table tennis.
The year 2009/2010 was another eventful one for the music makers in the College.
The objectives of our music education programme are to realize the music potential of
each and every student, nurture a lifelong passion for music, uphold our rich musical
tradition, strive relentlessly for artistic excellence and broaden our students’ horizons in
the humanities through music making.
In the 62nd Hong Kong Schools Music Festival in 2010, the Treble Choir, Senior
Mixed Choir, Orchestra, Harmonica Orchestra and Ensembles earned 2 firsts, 3 seconds
and 2 thirds in the group events. Most notably, our School Orchestra won the senior
orchestra class for the first time.
In the international arena, the Treble Choir and the Senior Mixed Voice Choir
participated in the 6th World Choir Games in Shaoxing, China in July, and won a silver
medal in the Champion Class and a Gold Diploma in the Open Class respectively. The
SMVC was also the Winner of the Mixed Youth Choirs Category. The Harmonica
Orchestra participated in the 8th Asia Pacific Harmonica Festival in Singapore in July,
and was crowned the Champion of the Youth Harmonica Orchestra class and won a silver
medal in the Youth harmonica Ensemble category.
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Talented young musicians from the College received top honours in local and
international competitions: Lau Cheuk Hay Sanders (7C) won the Barbara Fei Vocal
Scholarship in the 62nd Hong Kong Schools Music Festival; So Wai Lung (1F) was a
finalist representing Hong Kong in the 2009 Steinway Youth Piano Competition. The
recipients of the Young Talents Scholarship (Music), together with other enthusiastic
music makers, have also been engaged in some chamber music making, and collectively
performed in a lunchtime recital at St. John’s Cathedral in May, and at the Hong Kong
Space Museum in June.
In anticipation of the 95th Anniversary celebration, the Treble Choir and the Concert
Choir have recorded a selection of sacred music, including a new commissioned piece,
“Ye Did It Unto Me” by renowned Hong Kong composer, Professor Chan Wai Kwong
Victor. The CD will be released in the autumn of 2010.
Student Union
The Student Union (SU) has continued to strive for excellence and to provide the
best services for students in order to enhance the quality of school life. The first JointClub Recruitment Day helped clubs and societies to recruit new members in a more
effective and efficient manner. A total of two Student Posts were published and the
blockbuster events this year included the brand new Teacher-Student Carnival, the
Apprentice programme, a Karaoke Competition – Le Chanteur, Open Forums and the
Christmas Masquerade.
The SU upgraded the Opinion Programme by placing thought-provoking questions
and materials around the school to inspire students to come up with creative and practical
suggestions. To enhance the school's excellence and to raise its global visibility, the SU
was involved with the application for the school to become a regional member of the
Round Square, an international network of more than 60 schools that share the same
vision for holistic education.
In an effort to provide a greener learning environment, the SU collaborated with
other student bodies to produce reusable water bottles and to recycle old books and
clothes. The SU also made two very successful appeals for donations to help the
earthquake victims in Haiti and Qinghai.
Achievements of Students
1.
Public Examination Results
Academic excellence is one of our finest traditions. Our students are diligent, have
enquiring minds and are passionate in learning. Among our many outstanding students,
one Form 7 student obtained 4As in the Hong Kong Advanced-level Examination and
one Form 5 student got 8As and 2(5*) in the Hong Kong Certificate of Education
Examination.
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Results of the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination
No. of Students % of Students No. of Students
No. of
No. of
No. of
with 5Es
obtaining 14
obtaining 6As or
Students Distinctions Credits
and above
points or above
above
179
425
787
178
91.6%
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Results of the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination
No. of
No. of
No. of
Students
Distinctions
Credits
73
39
138
2.
No. of
Passes
338
Student Exit
Form 5
Other HK
Local
Our
Sixth
Secondary
Tertiary
Form
Schools
Institutions
115
16
6
Form 6
Local Universities through
Early Admission Scheme
16
Form 7
Local Universities/
U.S.A
Tertiary Institutions
55
4
U.S.A
U.K.
Australia
South
Africa
6
33
2
1
U.S.A
U.K.
Australia
Others
4
3
1
1
U.K.
Canada
China
Others
7
1
1
5
3.
Academic Scholarships and Awards
Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prizes ( 2 students)
Chow Hau Leung Memorial Scholarship (1 student)
AmCham Charitable Foundation Prize Book Award (1 student)
Harvard Book Prizes (3 students)
Yale Book Award (1 student)
Brown University Book Award (1 student)
Princeton Club of Hong Kong Book Award (1 student)
Early Admission Scheme Entrance Scholarships (12 students)
4.
Achievements in Extra-curricular Activities
It was most gratifying to see many of our students winning awards and excelling in
various inter-school competitions. We wish to congratulate the winners as well as all
those who have participated and all of those who provided support. The trophies and
recognition are a reflection of the high morale among our students, the commitment of
teachers and participants, and the generous funding from the College. For a list of student
achievements, please refer to Table 2.
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Campus Improvement
Secondary School Phase 1 Redevelopment is in full swing and the progress is
generally on schedule. The demolition, site formation and foundation work were
completed in March 2010. The superstructure will be completed in December 2010.
Internal partitioning work has commenced and the teaching section will be handed over
to the school by the end of June 2011 so that the teachers can move in in time for the new
academic year in September 2011.
Detailed Design Consultants have been appointed for Phase 2 Redevelopment. Preconstruction work, i.e. a site investigation and a structural survey were carried out during
the summer holiday. Statutory submissions to the government are in progress. A heritage
consultant has been engaged to prepare the Heritage Impact Assessment submission for
the Antiquities and Monument Office regarding construction work to the Grade II
Historical Red Brick Building. Construction work is scheduled from 2011 to 2013 once
the designated school facilities are relocated to the new extension block in 2011.
Involvement of Parents and Alumni
This year saw parents' continuous and enthusiastic support for the School,
furthering our collaboration in providing a quality, holistic education to our students.
Please refer to Table 3 for details of the activities of the Parent-Teacher Association.
The Alumni Association continued to play an important role in strengthening our
ties with alumni and in helping to contribute to the School's development. For a summary
of their activities during the year, please refer to Table 4.
Donations to Charitable Causes and Fund-raising Campaign
Being a Christian school, we have always attached great importance to caring and
sharing. On the Dress Special Day on 30 September 2009, we raised a total of $46,463
for the Community Chest. Twice in the year, we collected donations from our students
and staff to be distributed to the following charitable organizations:
Oxfam, the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Diocesan Welfare Council, St. John’s
Cathedral, the Spastic Association of Hong Kong, the Hong Kong Anti-Cancer
Society, the Boys’ and Girls’ Club Association, the Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest
and Heart Diseases Association, St. James’ Settlement, the Hong Kong Red Cross,
St. John Ambulance Association and Brigade, the Society for the Relief of Disabled
Children, the Children’s Cancer Foundation, Unicef, Sowers Action, Jireh Fund,
Cedar Fund, Samaritan’s Purse, Heifer and Crossroads International.
The Council of St. Paul’s Co-educational College Charitable Trust organised its 10th
Walkathon on the Peak on 1 November 2009. With the enthusiastic support of parents,
staff, alumni and students, a total of HK$2,330,247 was raised.
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Major Tasks Accomplished
1.
Holistic, developmental and experiential learning in the four dimensions of
Leadership and Community Service; Language and Culture; Humanities,
Science and Mathematics; Aesthetics and Creativity
Leadership and Community Service
Form 1 students enjoyed a safe and engaging outdoor learning programme with
Asia Pacific Adventure. Form 2 students travelled to Beijing for a language skills
development programme in association with the University of Hong Kong. This
programme had been significantly re-designed to provide better opportunities for students
to practise and develop their Putonghua language skills by completing urban-based
problem-solving tasks and by interviewing local people. In Form 3 we completed a
successful Nansha study trip in collaboration with the Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology and this programme has developed a strong curriculum link with Liberal
Studies. In Form 4 we continued our long-standing relationship with Outward Bound
with Form 4 students completing a 5-day mobile expedition programme. In alignment
with the evolution of the Rites of Passage (RoP) programme, students who attended the
initial pilot programme did not attend Outward Bound; they were engaged in a 5-day
community service project with Crossroads International. Form 6 students were able to
choose from a variety of business and university attachment programmes across a diverse
range of sectors.
Our Form 1 to Form 3 community service attachments were conducted with the
Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden, St. James Settlement Elderly Services and the
Saviour Lutheran School for students with learning disabilities.
Rites of Passage
This was the second Rites of Passage programme with 83 students challenging
themselves for 28 days in Queensland, Australia through a variety of experiences
focusing around the following four key components: community living, outdoor
experiential activities, expeditions and enquiry learning. The programme was well
aligned with the school’s Personal, Moral and Social Framework and significantly
challenged the students both physically and emotionally. In preparation for the delivery
of the first full cohort in 2012 the programme was split across two campuses with all the
logistical arrangements running smoothly and students’ evaluations reporting a consistent
learning experience across the two residential campuses.
Round Square
The school was formally recognized as a regional member of the Round Square
organization. The Round Square is an international network of schools that aim to
provide an education that is in line with the thinking of Kurt Hahn. This can be
summarized as the IDEALS, standing for a commitment to Internationalism, Democracy,
Environmentalism, Adventure, Leadership and Service. SPCC sees this membership as a
natural progression in its commitment to a holistic education and sees the IDEALS
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working alongside our Personal, Moral and Social Framework to define the practical
implementation of our values. This membership will not only broaden our international
network, but will also increase our opportunities for exchange and to participate in
international service projects.
Language and Culture
Foreign Language Studies
In 2009/2010, we offered two streams of foreign language programmes to students:
Programme A for interest and Programme B for academic pursuit.
We had two Year 1 Spanish/Arabic classes, three Year 2 Spanish classes and one
Year 3 Arabic class on weekdays after school. They focused on exposing students to the
Spanish and Arabic cultures through the basics of these languages.
For Programme B, we offered two Foundation Spanish classes and one Foundation
French class on Mondays and Saturdays. The purpose of these classes was to build up
students’ foundation in the two languages, thus paving the way for foreign language
studies in senior secondary. We also had one IGCSE Spanish 1 class and one IGCSE
Spanish 2 (NSS AS Spanish) class. Students in the latter took their IGCSE Spanish
examination in May 2009. Eight of the eleven candidates achieved the highest banding,
A*.
Culture Salon
The theme for 2009/2010 was < 中 學 生 的 文 化 眼 界 > (Cultural Perspectives of
Secondary Students). This was organised on two levels: guest speakers were invited to
share their view on the above-mentioned theme with the whole school during morning
assemblies; mini-salons and 同好小組 (‘Enthusiasts Circles’) were held for like-minded
students who shared similar cultural interests.
Aesthetics and Creativity
Teachers in charge of the Aesthetics and Creativity Education programme, together
with the Language and Culture Working Group, organized various activities for students.
A group of five Form 2 and Form 3 students participated in the ‘18 Districts ID Design
Competition’ this year, which was the 2nd Arts Ambassadors-in-school sponsored by The
Hong Kong Arts Development Council. They won the 1st runner-up and 2nd runner-up for
logo design and poster design respectively. A prize-giving ceremony was held at Queen
Elizabeth Stadium in July and their artwork was exhibited at Lok Fu Square in August.
The College also joined the scheme, Artwork on Loan, which was implemented by
the Hong Kong Arts Development Council and the Leisure and Cultural Services
Department. Twenty pieces of reproduced artwork created by Hong Kong artists were
borrowed to put on display around our campus. We held the 1st Students’ Joint-exhibition
in May. Eleven students from Form 1 to Form 6 displayed more than 50 pieces of
artwork at the exhibition.
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Other activities offered to students included a talk on “Appreciation of Drama” by
the four founders of the R&D Theatre, an introduction to “Le French May Arts Festival”
by the Chief Executive Officer of the Consulate General of France in Hong Kong and
Macau and an interview by four students from Form 2 to Form 4 with Alice Mak, a
famous artist in Hong Kong who created McDull and McMug.
The Odyssey of the Mind Competition was held in March 2010 at the Hong Kong
Institute of Education. A team of seven Form 4 students participated in Division III,
Classical Problem – “Discovered Treasures” and was ranked seventh overall.
2.
Planning and preparation for the Senior Secondary Curriculum (NSS) and
International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP)
For the cohort of students promoting to S4 in 2010-2011, we are able to offer them
a total of 45 subject combinations for the New Senior Secondary Curriculum, each
consisting of three elective subjects with Music, Spanish or French as a fourth elective. A
briefing was held in December 2009 for Form 3 students and parents; they also received
an NSS Information booklet. Relevant information was uploaded to the school’s intranet.
In the allocation of subject choices, 93.3% of the students were allocated to either their
first preference (81.0%) or their most preferred option without the Mathematics extended
module (12.3%).
Funding for teachers’ professional development on NSS was provided from the
Teacher Professional Preparation Grant and the New Senior Secondary Curriculum
Migration Grant of the Education Bureau.
Having been given the International Baccalaureate Candidate Status, the school has
continued to prepare itself educationally and administratively for the implementation of
the diploma programme. The teacher-designates have continued to receive IB-approved
professional training. An in-school IBDP workshop on TOK Across the Curriculum was
held on 16 and 17 April 2010 for 25 teachers from various disciplines. During these two
days participants were encouraged to compare approaches to knowledge and were shown
that good TOK teachers understand that different subjects emphasize different ways of
knowing.
Internal applicants for the IBDP will enter the IB Preparatory Year in Form 4 to
ensure a solid grounding for the programme. Interested students were given academic
counselling and were considered for the programme based on motivation, intellectual
curiosity and learning style, which the school believes, are essential for success in the IB
programme. Comprehensive course outlines, policy documents and timetable for the Prep
Year and the IBDP have been developed. 2009/2010 was a busy year of preparation for
the pre-authorization and authorization visits.
3.
Student Development
Catering for differentiated needs and capabilities of students
A Personalized Learning Core Group which consists of teachers mainly from the
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Key Learning Areas and Moral Education was formed to manage a Personalized Learning
Database of high and low achievers, gifted students and students with learning difficulties.
This database was compiled using behavioural characteristic checklists and observations.
Enrichment programmes were organised for all students e.g. Student Activities Week,
Junior Science Curriculum, Public Speaking Workshop. For some selected students, there
was after-school training on Mathematics, Physics, Biology, Chemistry and Science
competitions and projects. Two Form 1 and two Form 2 students who have been
identified as exceptionally gifted in music were pulled out from normal music lessons to
attend tailor-made programmes.
In addition, six exceptionally gifted students in Mathematics, two in Humanities,
four in Science and three in Leadership were nominated to join the after-school
enrichment programmes organised by the Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education.
Making students partners in learning
In order to promote both active learning and the taking of responsibility for their
own learning, students were asked to use the Student Learning Journal to set short-term
and long-term goals, and to evaluate and analyze their progress at the end of each term.
Form teachers made use of this reflective journal to discuss with students their
performance and it has proved to be a useful tool.
Development and implementation of the Personal, Moral and Social (PMS) Framework
To promote understanding of the PMS Framework, the Framework was used by
teachers to design the Form Teacher Periods, by the Discipline Team to counsel students,
and by clubs and societies as a reference when writing their mission statements. It was
also used as a functional tool to embed the objectives into students’ educational
experiences in the Student Activities Week, Community Service and Rites of Passage
Programme.
4.
Enhancement of teacher professional development and personal wellness
Apart from the workshop given by Professor Alan Bain on Mastery Teaching and
Cooperative Learning, three talks were also given. The topics presented were: Students
with Special Learning Difficulties by Mrs Lau Yu Po Kwan, Psychologist; Chinese
Medicine and Health Care for Teachers by Mr Yam Lap Sun, a parent and a practicing
Chinese medical doctor; and Assessment by Mrs Christina Lee of the Hong Kong
Examinations and Assessment Authority.
To enhance teachers’ physical and mental wellness, a number of measures were
taken, including improvement of staffroom environment, creation of a platform on e-class
to share information on activities of personal wellness, early communication to teachers
on big changes in job duties, and feedback by the school management on non-teaching
duties in formal appraisal. Furthermore, staffroom representatives were encouraged to
play a more active role in bridging communication and understanding between staff and
the school authority.
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Primary School
Staff Changes
I.
Academic Staff
A.
Teacher(s) recruited w.e.f. 1 September 2010:
Ms Ching Chiu Ying, Teacher of Chinese and Putonghua (B.Ed HKIEd)
w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
2. Ms Tam Wing Yee, Winnie, Teacher of English (BA, Simon Fraser U
(Canada); PGDE, HKU) w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
3. Ms Tai Ka Wai, Teacher of Mathematics (Master of Social Guidance,
CUHK;B. Engineering, PolyU; PGDE, HKU) w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
4. Ms Sze Shun Shun, Teacher of Chinese and Putonghua (B.Ed, HKIEd;
w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
5. Ms Chan Sze Man Flora, Teacher of English (M.Ed, HKU; B.BA HKU;
PGDE, HKU) w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
6. Mr Law Chun Yu, Teacher of Mathematic and Science (M.A. CityU; B.Sc
HKU; PGDE, HKIEd) w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
7. Mr Mak Lok Hang, Teacher of English and Science (M.Ed, HKU; B.Sc
UCLA; PGDE, CUHK) w.e.f. 1 September 2010
8. Ms Wong Ho Yan, Teacher of English and Science (B.A. (Hons), CUHK;
PGDE, HKU)
9. Ms Tsang Lai Fong, Teacher of Chinese and Putonghua (M.A., HKBU; B.
Ed, HKIEd; Cert, HKIEd)
10. Ms Wang Lo Lo, Teacher of Chinese and Putonghua (B.A., HKU; PGDE,
OUHK)
11. Ms Wong Siu Yin Bo, Librarian (M.A. Edu, BUHK; B.A. (Hons) QAB,
City U; PGDE, HKIEd; Diploma In Music Education, BUHK)
1.
B. Teacher Assistant(s) recruited:
1.
Ms Yang Jin Hua, (江蘇省礦業大學) 1 September 2010
C. Teachers left :
1.
Mr Yu Choi Shun, Teacher of Mathematics and General Studies
(resignation) w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
2.
Ms Hui Shan Shan, Teacher of English and Religious Studies (resignation)
w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
3.
Ms Tsui Yee Lee, Teacher of Chinese, General Studies and Religious
Studies (resignation) w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
4.
Ms Kwok Wai Wan, Verena, Teacher of English and General Studies
(resignation) w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
5.
Ms Ho Sheung Man, Librarian (resignation) w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
6.
Ms Kwan Yin Hang, Teacher of Chinese and Putonghua (resignation)
w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
7.
Mr Wu Wai Ho, Teacher of Chinese, General Studies and Religious
Studies (resignation) w.e.f. 1 September 2010.
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II.
Administrative Staff
A. Member(s) of staff recruited:
1. Ms Yeung Wan Chi, Clerk, (Diploma in Commercial and Language
Section True Light Middle School of HK) w.e.f. 2 August 2010
B.
III.
Member(s) of staff left:
1. Ms Ng Hoi Yin, Clerk, w.e.f. 4 June 2010
2. Mr Choi Chun Cheung, Laboratory Technician, w.e.f. 1 September 2010
Janitor
A. Member(s) of janitor recruited:
1. Mr Tam Siu Cheung, w.e.f. 16 August 2010
B. Member(s) of janitor left:
1. Mr Wong Siu Ming, w.e.f. 1 September 2010
The 2009/2010 academic year was a time for sowing the seeds of caring for the natural
environment. We set up a mini-farm on the rooftop of our teaching block and assigned
each class a piece of land on which to plant vegetables and fruit. We look forward to a
bountiful harvest next year.
The past year was also a year for reaping what had already been sown. Our students
continued to excel in languages and music, and won many awards in the solo events of
the 61st Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival and the 62nd Hong Kong Schools Music
Festival. The school choir was the Most Outstanding Urban Primary School Choir of the
Year and the Best Urban Primary School Choir Singing in Foreign Language. We would
especially like to recognise Primary Four student Max Andrew Salata for winning the
first prize in the Bank of East Asia International English Contest 2009.
Our students achieved in sports and visual arts. Both our boys’ and girls’ fencing teams
took home the B Grade Overall Champions in the All Hong Kong Inter-Primary Fencing
Competition 2009-2010 (Hong Kong Island). Wong Yin, a Primary Two student who
demonstrated promising artistic talent, was awarded the First Prize in the drawing
division of the China Adolescents Science Technology Invention Contest.
We were proud to see a fruitful year for students who challenged themselves in science
and mathematics. We came second in the Hong Kong Budding Scientists Award 20092010(Group) and Hanson Datwani, an outstanding student from Primary Six, was the
champion in the Science Knowledge Quiz (Individual). We also received the Second
Prize in the China National Primary Mathematics Olympiad 2010.
To cultivate a habit of self-learning and develop the learning skills of our students, the
school will keep working hard on constructing an e-learning platform for all learning
areas in the coming years.
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Appreciation
Our school has been undergoing numerous developments in recent years as part of a
concerted effort to provide quality education to our students. Many people have
contributed generously to our educational aims. I would like to thank our council
members, the Education Bureau, our parents, alumni and friends for their advice and
support, and in particular, Professor Tam Sheung Wai, our Council Chairman, the Chief
Justice, the Honorable Andrew Li, our Council Vice-chairman, and Dr Michael Mak, our
Supervisor, for their unfailing trust and support. Dr Mak, having served the Council as
the College Supervisor for 11 years, will retire from the post effective 1 September 2010.
In the past 11 years, Dr Mak has given of his time generously and committed himself to
working for the best interests of the College, while supervising, guiding, advising and
supporting my work. I would like to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt
appreciation, and on behalf of the College, our gratitude for his tremendous contribution
to St. Paul’s.
Our school’s greatest asset is our teachers. I am proud to say that we have a team of
very committed and competent teachers. Our rapid development and numerous
educational initiatives in recent years are testimony to our teachers’ professionalism and
effort. We take pride in our school and shall continue to develop confident individuals
with high moral values and a strong desire for knowledge, individuals who will strive for
continuous development and excellence, be compassionate and aware of the need for
interdependence as a global citizen, and who are willing to serve the community and
contribute to the well-being of our society.
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Table 1: Extra-Curricular Activities
Name of Club
A Subject Related Clubs / Societies
.
English Society
Activities in 2009-2010
Board display, publication of bulletin, website, video shows, "Trick or
Treat" message delivery service, Haunted House, Thanksgiving activities,
Christmas K-show (joint function with the Student Union).
Competitions: F1-3 interclass debates, creative writing, translation (joint
function with Chinese Society), Scrabble (joint function with Chess Club),
Easter Egg Hunt (joint function with Geography-History Society).
English Debating Team
SPCC English Debating Tournament, interschool competitions,
interschool friendly debates, intra-team debates, training programme,
assistance to interclass debates.
Chinese Society
Board display, Lunar New Year celebration activities, Chinese Valentine's
Day activities, forum.
Competitions: Chinese calligraphy, quiz, scripting writing (joint function
with Drama Club), translation (joint function with English Society) and F3
& F4 interclass debates.
Putonghua Group
Board display, F1 Chat room.
Competitions: F1 interclass singing, F2 duologue, F2 impromptu article
recital, F2 interclass debates, F2 impromptu news reporting, F2
impromptu story telling, F2 commercial dubbing.
Chinese Debating Team
Interschool competitions, F1 & F2 interclass competitions.
Mathematics Club
Board display, publication of bulletins, sharing by students and guest
speaker, HKCEE sharing, Mathematics Days.
Competitions: Speed calculation, 24 points, F1 & 2 interclass quizzes,
Treasure Hunt (joint function with Cross Country Club).
Economics Society
Board display, publication of bulletin, visits, video show, HKCEE
sharing, discussion forum, Monopoly Competition (joint function with
Chess club), Economics Day, Junior Achievement Company Programme.
Geography-History Society
Board display, publication of newsletters, outings, F2&3 Inter-class
Geography and History Competition, Geography-History Days, Easter
Egg Hunt Competition (joint function with English Society), Astronomy
and Environmental Studies Camp (joint function with Astronomy Club).
Psychology Society
Board display, publication of newsletters, anti-stress room, workshops,
Psychology Days.
Junior Science Club
Experiments, board display, "JSC in Classroom" activities.
Biology Club
Experiments, board display, publication of bulletins, HKCEE sharing,
Science Week (joint function with Chemistry Club and Physics Club).
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Chemistry Club
Experiments, board display, publication of bulletin, visits, Mole Day
Celebration, HKCEE Sharing, Science Week (joint function with Biology
Club and Physics Club).
Physics Club
Experiments, board display, visit, video show, HKCEE sharing, Science
Week (joint function with Biology Club and Chemistry Club).
Computer Club
Board display, publication of bulletins, courses, service for Sports Days &
Swimming Gala.
Competitions: Inter-class quiz, e-card design.
Art Club
Board display, workshops.
Competitions: Christmas e-card design, 95th Anniversary Logo Design
(joint function with Prefect Board and Student Union).
D&T Club
Board display, exhibitions, courses, Sports Days Class Banner
Competition.
B Interest and Service Groups
.
Astronomy Club
Chess Club
Board display, publication of bulletin, visit, workshop, Astronomy and
Environmental Studies Camp (joint function with Geography-History
Society).
Board display, gatherings.
Competitions: Chinese Chess, Go, Pictionary, Monopoly and Scrabble
(joint function with English Society).
Current Affairs Club
Board display, publication of bulletins, forums, game stalls.
Drama Club
Board display, video shows, HK School Drama Festival.
Competitions: Voice-over, Next Oscar - impromptu acting, scripting
writing (joint function with Chinese Society)
Environmental Protection Club
Board display, publication of e-newsletters, recycling schemes, old clothes
and books collection, ordering green products, "Bring Your Own
Lunchbox" activities, Environmental Protection Ambassador Scheme,
Green School Campaign (joint function with Prefect Board and Student
Union).
Photography Society
Board display, website, outings, workshops, photo sharing sessions, photo
competitions, service for class performances, club activities, prize giving
ceremonies, assemblies, Sports Days & Swimming Gala.
Christian Fellowship
Board display, gatherings, bible study group, carol singing, prayer
meetings, video show, handcraft workshops, “Tuestation’, Religious
Week, St. Michaelmas Fair.
Stage Management Society
Training, maintenance of equipment, backstage service for assemblies,
seminars, ceremonies, club functions, school functions, singing contests,
PTA functions and F.5 Farewell Concert.
Badminton Club
Interclass badminton competitions, individual badminton competitions,
board display.
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Basketball Club
Interclass basketball competitions, graduation matches, outing, board
display.
Cross Country Club
Training, fitness tests, competitions, board display, Treasure Hunt (joint
function with Mathematics Club).
Table Tennis Club
Interclass table tennis competitions, individual table tennis competitions,
training program, board display, publication of bulletin.
Soccer Club
“Cup of Hope” competition, F.5&7 Graduation Cup competition, F.1&2
“Watermelon Cup” competition, board display.
C Uniform Groups
.
Scouts
Girl Guides
St. John Ambulance Brigade
St. Paul's Ambulance
Cadet Division
St. Paul's Nursing
Cadet Division
Patrol competition, patrol camps, hiking, training courses, services for
Sports Days, Swimming Gala, Walkathon and Speech Day.
Interest badge assessments, patrol competitions, patrol camp, hiking,
community services, training courses, services for Sports Days,
Swimming Gala, Walkathon and Speech Day.
Inter-divisional competitions, individual competitions, leadership training,
recruit training, courses, services for Sports Days, Swimming Gala and
Walkathon, Annual Parade.
Inter-divisional competitions, individual competitions, leadership training,
recruit training, courses, services for Sports Days, Swimming Gala and
Walkathon, Annual Parade.
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Table 2: Achievements of Students
I.
Leadership and Community Service
Hong Kong Young Leaders' Congress 2010
Best Leader Award
4E
Wong Hoi Ming Iris
Hong Kong Awards for Young People
Silver Award
4D
Chan Sze Ling
Bronze Award
5A
Ho Wing Tone Stephanie
5C
Chiu Shu Man Dilys
6B
Cheung Wing Lam
6C
Yuen Suet Ying
7B
Yip Ka Yin
6C
Wong Lok Yung
6A
Wang Yin Lee
6C
Yuen Yee Lam Jolie
5A
Wong Patricia
4D
Chan Sze Ling
4D
Tsang Hei Man
4D
Yeung Phoebe
Kiwanis Community Service Award 2010
Voluntary Movement
Gold Award
Silver Award
Community Leaders of Tomorrow
Distinguished
Community Service
Award
4A
Cheng Hiu Lam
Student Environmental Protection
Ambassador Scheme 2009-10
Gold Award
6A
Poon Yen Yen Grace
Silver Award
6C
Ip Edmond Christopher
Bronze Award
5E
Lau Ka Yin Jennifer
Merit Award
5A
Cheng Hao Fei
5E
Cheuk Katsun Alfred
4D
Ma Ka Yee
3C
Tse Chun Lai Johnny
Specific Environmental
5A
Cheng Hao Fei
Badge
5E
Cheuk Katsun Alfred
Senior Secondary
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Junior Secondary
Specific Environmental
4D
Cheung Chiu Yi
4D
Ma Ka Yee
3C
Tse Chun Lai Johnny
Badge
The Hong Kong Girl Guides Association
Unit Outstanding Girl
Guide Award 2010
3F
Lau Yuen Ying
第八屆香港傑出少年選舉
香港十大傑出少年
3C
陳楚傑
Eastman Award for
Outstanding Musical
Achievements
5D
Cheung Joyce Pui Chih
Champion
5D
Cheung Joyce Pui Chih
1st Runner-up
1F
So Wai Lung
1st Runner-up
1F
So Wai Lung
Musical Theater (Male, aged 18 & under)
Second runner-up
7C
Lau Cheuk Hey Sanders
Chinese Art Song (Male, aged 18 & under)
First runner-up
7C
Lau Cheuk Hey Sanders
Chinese Art Song (Female, aged 18 & under) First runner-up
4D
Wang Yuen Sum Ada
II. Creativity and Aesthetics
Eastman School of Music
Yamaha Electone Festival 2009-2010
Senior Class (under 25)
73rd Steinway & Sons International Youth
Piano Competition
4th China Regional Competition
Amateur class group B of Hong Kong &
Macau region
Hong Kong Youth Singing Festival
Hong Kong School Drama Festival
2009/2010
Award for Outstanding
Actor
1C
Lam Ho Ching Anson
The 5th Inter-School Film Festival
Best Film Score
Best Actor
Champion
1st Runner-up
6C
6A
Yuen Suet Ying
Leung Ho Long
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2009-2010 The 2nd Arts Ambassadors-inschool- Scheme
18 Districts ID Design Competition
3E
2B
2B
2B
Chiang Yan Ying Sophiya
Ho Fei Wan
Lai Julia Wai Yin
Lee Sai Ning Cordelia
2C
3E
Fung Wai Yun
Chiang Yan Ying Sophiya
2B
2B
Ho Fei Wan
Lai Julia Wai Yin
2B
2C
Lee Sai Ning Cordelia
Fung Wai Yun
銀獎
2C
李炘穎
2010 國際獅子總會環球青年音樂大賽小提琴
港澳區選拔
初賽
季軍
3G
鄺冠滔
1A
徐煒程
3D
周文鍵
2D
黃浩維
Logo (Secondary)
Poster (Secondary)
國際音樂藝術大賽 2009 總決賽
琵琶少年 A 組
1st Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
第二十五屆日本中國際書畫大會
少年部門
銀賞
青藝節十大青少年藝術家
香港女童軍總會「
」歌詞創作
香港女童軍總會「無毒新 SING」
比賽
公開組
亞軍
62nd Hong Kong Schools Music Festival
Groups:
Harmonica Band
1st
St. Paul's Co-educational
College
Harmonica Ensemble
2nd
St. Paul's Co-educational
College
School Orchestra- Senior
1st
St. Paul's Co-educational
College
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Senior Secondary School S.A.T.B. Choir
(Singing in Chinese)
2nd
St. Paul's Co-educational
College
Senior Secondary School S.A.T.B. Choir
(Singing in English/ Foreign Language)
3rd
St. Paul's Co-educational
College
Junior Secondary School Mixed Voice Choir
(Singing in English/ Foreign Language)
3rd
St. Paul's Co-educational
College
Junior Secondary School Mixed Voice Choir
(Singing in Chinese)
2nd
St. Paul's Co-educational
College
Individuals:
Vocal Duet
Female Voice (Age 15 & under)
1st
1st
3C
Lee Sin Ting Nicole
3E
Chiang Yan Ying Sophiya
3E
Chiang Hoi Ching
3G
Ng Ying Yu Alicia
Violin Duet
Senior
3rd
2E
Liu Tsz Shing
Junior
2nd
1F
Mak Ying Kiu
1st
3A
Tsang Samuel
1st
3E
Lin Hiu Yu
Intermediate
2nd
1C
Lee Marcus Hiu Kong
Harmonica Duet
1st
6B
Cheung Wing Lam
6C
Ho Pui Yan Samuel
4A
Ho Manda Hiu Ting
4B
Chan Tsz Wai Michelle
4B
Tam Chun
4E
Ho Tin Wai
4B
Chan Wan Yeuk
4A
Lee Ka Ling
Piano Duet
Senior
1st
1st
2nd
Miss Barbara Fei Vocal Scholarship Final
Secondary (Male Voice)
1st
7C
Lau Cheuk Hey Sanders
Secondary (Female Voice)
2nd
4D
Wong Yuen Sum Ada
Vocal Solo
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Art Song
3rd
7C
Lau Cheuk Hey Sanders
6C
Yuen Suet Ying
1st
4D
Wang Yuen Sum Ada
2nd
6C
Sin Karen
1st
7C
Lau Cheuk Hey Sanders
1st
4C
Tsang Sze Hang
3rd
4C
Poon Hayley Hay Yin
3rd
3C
Kuan Cherie
1st
3B
Chan Tinny
2nd
3E
Chiang Hoi Ching
2nd
1F
Lee Ka Ching
2nd
1G
Law Yi Chin
3rd
2G
Lee Con Ni Constance
3rd
1A
Ho Cheuk Lam Sharon
3rd
3D
Yuen Yit Won Angela
3rd
4A
Wong Cheuk Hin Ivan
4D
Chan Wing Tung
1st
2E
Liu Tsz Shing
2nd
3B
Chan Mei Yan Melody
3rd
1G
Wong Nga Yin
1st
2E
Liu Tsz Shing
2nd
3B
Chan Mei Yan Melody
Chinese Composer (Intermediate)
3rd
2F
Fung Man Chong Joyce
Grade 8
1st
1A
Wong Pak To Plato
2nd
2C
Yeung Lok Tin
2nd
1B
Yeung Ching Ho
3rd
3E
Ho Chark Ming Alvin
3rd
1C
Cheng Lok Yin
Vocal Solo
Soprano (Age 19 & under)
Tenor (Age 19 & under)
Vocal Solo
Female Voice (Age 17 & under)
Female Voice (Age 15 & under)
Female Voice (Age 13 & under)
Violin Concerto
Age 15 and under
Violin Sonata
Piano Solo
Composer of the Year
Chinese Composer (Senior)
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Grade 7
1st
2E
Chan Tsun Yan
2nd
1G
Li Tsz Choi Alvin
Grade 6
1st
2A
Woo Shiu Cheung Manton
Grade 5
2nd
1E
Lim Kevin Kai Yue
3rd
1E
Chan Chi Ching
Senior
1st
3B
Chan Mei Yan Melody
Junior
2nd
1F
So Wai Lung
2nd
1F
So Wai Lung
Intermediate
1st
4B
Tam Chun
Junior
1st
3G
Hung Wing Ki
2nd
1A
Mok Hiu Nam Claudia
1F
So Wai Lung
1st
3G
Chan Seen Tung
2nd
2E
Law Wai Lam
1st
4D
Tsui Wing Yan Rachel
1st
1B
Chang Hiu Ying Tiffany
Senior
2nd
1F
Ng Sin Nam Claudia
Junior
1st
2G
Lai Eugene
3rd
3D
Chau Yan Wing
3rd
2E
Lai Po Ching
Tuba Solo
3rd
2B
Wong See Wai Solomon
Western Instruments
3rd
2E
Liu Tsz Shing
3rd
1A
Lee To Yee
3rd
4B
Jim Jasmine Qiao Yi
Piano Concerto- Betty Drown Memorial Prize
Piano Solo- Junior Exhibitioner Award
Harmonica Solo
Cello Sonata
Flute Solo
Senior
Junior
Clarinet Solo
Oboe Solo
Junior
Liuqin- Solo
Junior
Sheng Solo
Senior
Yangqin- Solo
32
Advanced
1st
3B
Chan Mei Yan Melody
1st
1B
Yeung Ching Ho
Zheng- Solo
Senior
III. Mathematics, Science and Humanities
The 11th Invitational World Youth
Mathematics Intercity Competition
Hong Kong Representative 3G
Chan Yin Hong
High Distinction
5A
Lai Yan Ki Carmen
High Distinction
5C
Wong Mark Siu Chun
Distinction
7A
Mok Kwan Ho
Distinction
6B
Wong Wan Kei Christopher
Distinction
5A
Wong Patricia
Distinction
5C
Chan Yu Kong Hugo
Distinction
5C
Hung Derek Man Hon
Distinction
5C
Tai Ernest Ho Wai
Distinction
5C
Liu Chun Ying Janice
Distinction
5C
Tse Lik Hang
Credit
7A
Lau Hiu Lam
Credit
7A
Yip Hoi Tung
Credit
6A
Wan Long Yin Osbert
Credit
6C
Leung Ka Ho
Credit
6C
Tsang Yuen Shan
Credit
5B
Li Min
Credit
5C
Cheng Kwok Bun
Credit
5C
Wong Long Yin Victor
Credit
5C
Ha Cho Kwan
Credit
5C
Yim Cheuk Ling
Prize
4A
Lau Chun Yip
Prize
3G
Chan Yin Hong
High Distinction
4A
Loo Andy
High Distinction
4A
Leung Ka Pui Lyanne
High Distinction
3A
Heung Ting Yin
High Distinction
3B
Lai Ting Hei Adrian
High Distinction
3E
Kam Siu Kei
High Distinction
3E
Liu Tze Fung Ryan
Distinction
4A
Chong Man Lok
Australian Mathematics Competition 2009
Senior
Intermediate
33
Junior
Distinction
4A
Li Hao Boris
Distinction
4A
Ho Manda Hiu Ting
Distinction
4C
Lui Hoi Lee
Distinction
4D
Li Chung Hin
Distinction
4D
Tam Edric Cheuk Yin
Distinction
4D
Lam Chun Kit
Distinction
4D
Cheng Ho Fung
Distinction
4E
Kang Di
Distinction
4E
Yon Jun Yu
Distinction
4E
Wong Tsun Fung
Distinction
4E
Tsoi Kam Ting
Distinction
4E
Lam Pak Lun
Distinction
4E
Ho Tin Wai
Distinction
3A
Ma Yau Chuen
Distinction
3F
Choi Wai Tak
Distinction
3G
Tse Eric S Y
Distinction
3G
Lam Hiu Chung
Credit
4A
Cheng Hok Kan
Credit
4A
Cheung Hoi Ching
Credit
4A
Wong Cheuk Hin Ivan
Credit
4A
Lam Noel
Credit
4D
Wang Yuen Sum Ada
Credit
4D
Cheung Chiu Yi
Credit
4D
Mak Siu Fung
Credit
4D
Yeung Phoebe
Credit
4D
Tsui Wing Yan Rachel
Credit
4D
Ma Ka Yee
Credit
4E
Chong Shing Yee Steffi
Credit
4E
Kao Ta Chu
Credit
4E
Chan Tsun Heng
Credit
3A
Leung Ka Man
Credit
3B
Yuen Wan Kee
Credit
3D
Ng Sheung Hei
Credit
3E
Lok Man Hei
High Distinction
2D
Chan Yu Kei
Distinction
2A
Wang Yuk Pung
Distinction
2A
Woo Shiu Cheung Manton
Distinction
2A
Wong Samantha Tze Sum
Distinction
2C
Yeung Lok Tin
34
Australian Mathematics Competition 2010
Distinction
2D
Lam Ying Kwan Canny
Distinction
2F
Wong Hiao Ching Josephine
Distinction
2G
Hui Yin Fung
Credit
2A
Kwan Sze Wah Christy
Credit
2D
Chung King Hei
Credit
2D
Chan Sin Ling Charlotte
Credit
2D
Chan Wing Ho Ronald
Credit
2D
Lam Oi Yee
Credit
2D
Lee Tsoi Hang Gillian
Credit
2F
Hui Yau Tang Euclid
Credit
2G
Wu Stephanie Oi Lam
Credit
2G
Wong Monica
Medal
4A
Loo Andy
2C
Chan Chung Hong Nigel
1B
Lau Chun Ting
2C
Chan Chung Hong Nigel
1B
Lau Chun Ting
4A
Loo Andy
4A
Lau Chun Yip
4A
Leung Ka Pui Lyanne
3E
Kam Siu Kei
3F
Choi Wai Tak
3G
Chan Yin Hong
First Class Honour
4A
Loo Andy
Third Class Honour
4A
Lau Chun Yip
3E
Kam Siu Kei
4A
Loo Andy
4D
Fung Dalton Yin Nam
1B
Lau Chun Ting
3G
Chan Yin Hong
Peter O'Halloran
Certificates
Hong Kong Mathematic Olympiad
Final Event
Champion
Heat Event
International Mathematical Olympiad
(IMO) Preliminary Selection Contest Hong
Kong 2010
Silver Award
Bronze Award
35
The True Light Girls' Invitational
Mathematics Contest 2009
Group Event
Individual Event
Second
4A
Leung Ka Pui Lyanne
4D
Wang Yuen Sum Ada
4E
Kang Di
3A
Heung Ting Yin
Second
4A
Leung Ka Pui Lyanne
Third
4E
Kang Di
4A
Loo Andy
2C
Chan Chung Hong Nigel
1B
Lau Chun Ting
4A
Lau Chun Yip
3A
Heung Ting Yin
3B
Lai Ting Hei Adrian
1A
Wong Cheuk Yin Matthew
Bronze Award
2A
Yeung Yat Kwan
Second
4A
Loo Andy
4A
Lau Chun Yip
4A
Leung Ka Pui Lyanne
4D
Fung Dalton Yin Nam
First
4A
Loo Andy
Champion
3C
Chan Kelvin Kiu Wai
3C
Leung Tsun Yin Billy
3E
Kam Siu Kei
3F
Choi Wai Tak
3G
Chan Yin Hong
Third Runner-up
3G
Chan Yin Hong
First Honour Award
3C
Chan Kelvin Kiu Wai
3E
Kam Siu Kei
The 9th Pui Ching Invitational Mathematics
Competition
Overall
First Runner-up
Individual
Gold Award
Silver Award
Sing Yin Secondary School Invitational
Mathematics Competition 2009/2010
Group Event
Individual Event
The 12th Hong Kong Mathematical High
Achievers Selection Contest
Group
Individual
36
Second Honour Award
3C
Leung Tsun Yin Billy
3F
Choi Wai Tak
6A
Man Wing Yan
6A
Tang Oi Ching
6C
Tam Ching
6C
Tsang Yuen Shan
6C
Wong Lok Yung
3B
Chan Mei Yan Melody
4A
Loo Andy
4A
Loo Andy
2009/2010 Statistical Project Competition
For Secondary School Students
Senior Section
Distinguished Prize
(Mathematics) Book Report Competition for
Second Class Prize
Secondary Schools 2009-2010
International Physics Olympiad 2010
Silver Medal
6th Pan-Pearl River Delta plus Chinese Elite
2nd Class Award
Schools Physics Olympiad
Hong Kong Physics Olympiad 2010
Student with the Highest
Scores in HKPhO 2010
S4 Student with the
Highest Score
S3 Student with the
Highest Score
First class honor
4A
Loo Andy
4A
Loo Andy
3E
Kam Siu Kei
4A
Loo Andy
4A
Lau Chun Yip
3E
Kam Siu Kei
4D
Fung Dalton Yin Nam
4E
Tsoi Kam Ting
Merit Prize
4A
Loo Andy
Gold Award
3F
Choi Wai Tak
Silver Award
3A
Chan Wan Cheung
Second class honor
Third class honor
Sing Yin Physics Olympiad 2009-2010
St Paul's Co-educational
College
Best School Award
Hong Kong Chemistry Olympiad for
Secondary Schools
Non-practical Stream
Creative Writing Category
37
Poem Category
2010 Tai Wan International Science Fair
Bronze Award
3B
Mong Pui Yee Perlie
Gold Award
4A
Cheung Wing Hei
Bronze Award
3F
Cheng Yuet Yi
Third Award
4E
Lam Pak Lun
First Runner-up
4A
Chan Tze Yin Oscar
4C
Wong Hei Nin Boaz
4D
Chan Wing Ho
4E
Chua Wing Ho
4E
Fung Yat Ching
4E
Lam Shiu Yeung
4D
Cheng Ho Fung
4D
Li Chun Hin
4D
Mak Siu Fung
4E
Ho Tin Wai
4E
Lo Ernest Cheuk Hei
First class honour
2A
Wang Yuk Pung
Third class honour
2B
1A
Lee Zachariah Kwok Tsat
Xiao Hantong
First class honour
4D
Mak Siu Fung
4E
Li Wing Sum
2A
Yeung Yat Kwan
2D
Lam Oi Yee
2G
Wu Stephanie Oi Lam
6A
Chiu Jessica Wing Yan
Hong Kong Student Science Projects
Competition 2009 -2010
Senior Division
Investigation Group
Invention group
Hong Kong International Junior Science
Olympiad (2009-2010) – Hong Kong
Screening
Honorable Mention
Hong Kong Budding Scientists Award 20092010
Science Knowledge Quiz
Second Class Honour
Junior Achievement Company Programme
The JA Company Of The Year
Best Booth Design
First Place
6A
Ip Hoi Man
Best Presentation
First Place
6A
Lam Fong Yee
38
Best Annual Report
First Place
6A
Lam Phyllis Kay
Market Potential Award
6A
Leung Man Fung
Corporate Social Responsibility Award
6A
Liu Tsz Chim
6A
Man Wing Yan
6A
Pang Sai Cheong
6B
Chan Hoi Ting
6B
Ng Wing Tung
6B
Wong Wan Kei Christopher
6D
Lam Po Yee
4A
Chan Stefanie Wing Ying
4A
Leung Ho Yu Holly
4B
Au Yee Nok
4B
Chan Ka Ying
4B
Ko Michelle
4B
Ng Ho Cheung Jenson
4D
Ng Anne
4E
Chua Wing Ho
4E
Chung Ka Wai
4E
Ho Tin Wai
4E
Lo Ernest Cheuk Hei
4E
Tsoi Kam Ting
4E
Yeung Hiu Ching
International Youth Leaders Conference
Hong Kong Delegate
6A
Chiu Jessica Wing Yan
Most Valuable Teamplayer Award
6A
Liu Tsz Chim
3C
Tse Chun Lai Johnny
3C
Yiu Chi Fung
2D
Chung King Hei
2F
Hui Yau Tang Euclid
冠軍
1B
劉振庭
三等獎
3D
伍尚熹
The Inter-School Scrabble Championship 2010
Junior Secondary Category
District Competition-Hong Kong Island
Second Winner
第十五屆全國華羅庚金杯少年數學邀請賽(香
第十五屆全國華羅庚金杯少年數學邀請賽 香
港賽區)
港賽區
中一組
希望杯
中三
39
中二
中一
滿分獎
2C
陳仲康
一等獎
2A
楊日堃
一等獎
2F
吳國正
三等獎
2F
黃曉晴
二等獎
1E
阮浩軒
三等獎
1A
黃卓賢
三等獎
1F
郭裕恒
特別嘉許
4D
歐陽偉
4D
陳穎豪
4D
鍾皓賢
4D
馮彥楠
4D
陳穎彤
4D
林愛恩
4D
曾熹文
4D
黃樂丰
4D
葉欣怡
3A
郭善靈
3B
周俊傑
2A
李天衡
2G
梁欣祈
1E
陳子晴
1G
朱愷澄
消費文化考察報告奬 2009-2010
高級組
聖經獎勵計劃
中學組
第二屆香港女子圍棋大賽(
第二屆香港女子圍棋大賽 公開組)
公開組
第二名
4D
徐詠焮
第三屆聖公會盃圍棋錦標賽(女子組
第三屆聖公會盃圍棋錦標賽 女子組)
女子組
第四名
4D
徐詠焮
Champion
3C
Chan Cho Kit
Third-class honours prize
3F
Mak Hoi Kay Esther
IV. Language and Culture
Bank of East Asia International English
Contest (Hong Kong)
The Standard Chartered Hong Kong English
Public Speaking Contest 2010
40
Junior Division
Merit
3C
Chan Cho Kit
Senior session
Champion
6B
Wong Wan Kei Christopher
Junior session
Champion
3F
Mak Hoi Kay Esther
1st runner-up
2B
Lee Zachariah Kwok Tsat
1C
Yung Eleanor Yan Hun
Rotary Club of HK South English Write-up
Competition
IHT Word (World) of Yours Writing
Competition 2010
The Hong Kong Young Writers Award
新市鎮文化教育協會主辦、
新市鎮文化教育協會主辦、語文教育及研究
常務委員會合辦、
常務委員會合辦、教育局、
教育局、語文基金、
語文基金、香港
電台普通話台協辦
「最傑出參與學校」獎
「第十二屆全港中小學普通話演講比賽
2010」
」
全港總冠軍
全港總亞軍
港島區高中組
金獎
金獎
金獎
港島區初中組
金獎
銅獎
聖保羅男女中學
6A
4D
6A
6A
4D
3B
3G
潘茵蔥
王婉琛
溫朗然
潘茵蔥
王婉琛
陳美恩
孔泳淇
優異獎
4A
盧安廸
亞軍
季軍
4F
4D
成雨桐
陳凌欣
第九屆《
第九屆《基本法》
基本法》多面體─全港中學生辯論
多面體 全港中學生辯論
季軍
賽(基本法盃
基本法盃)
香港區
基本法盃
6C
曾婉珊
5D
4E
4F
3E
3E
3G
蘇信恩
黃愷明
成雨桐
黎翊榮
尤恬兒
孔泳淇
全球華人中學生閱讀報告大賽
高級組
商務印書館(香港
商務印書館 香港)有限公司主辦
香港 有限公司主辦
第二十五屆「
第二十五屆「中學生閱讀比賽暨全球華人中
學生閱讀報告大賽」
學生閱讀報告大賽」
中文主題閱讀組
高級組
41
最佳辯論員
5D
3E
蘇信恩
黎翊榮
大律師公會辯論賽
最佳辯論員
6C
杜㺭羲
香港校際網上實時埠際辯論賽
最佳辯論員
3E
蔣愷澄
3B
陳天妮
2D
陳曉穎
冠軍
最優秀英文文章
冠軍
亞軍
季軍
最優秀中文文章
最優秀英文文章
6A
6A
3B
3C
3G
3C
3B
林德雅
林德雅
陳美恩
林天淇
孔泳淇
林天淇
陳美恩
全港中小學普通話囧一叮！
全港中小學普通話囧一叮！
全港首個創意型普通話才藝大賽
中四至中六組
中一至中三組
亞軍
季軍
4D
2D
王婉琛
陳曉穎
漢語聖經協會 2010 年第十六屆聖經朗誦節
中一至中三對誦(普通話)
中一至中三獨誦(普通話)
中一至中三獨誦(普通話)
冠軍
總冠軍
冠軍
2C
2C
2C
李炘穎
李炘穎
李炘穎
61st Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival –
English
Dramatic Duologue
Champion
3E
3E
2D
2D
1F
1F
3A
3B
3C
Yau Tim Yi
Ho Kar Hei
Chan Yu Kei
Pang Jeannette Ellen
Ha Yick Tung Terri
Cheng Hiu Naam
Leung Yi Lok Adrian
Chau Chun Kit
Suen Ho Ming
民政事務總署贊助‧
民政事務總署贊助‧港島獅子會舉辦全港青
年學藝比賽
全港青年《粵語演講比賽》
初中組
冠軍
全港青年《普通話演講比賽》
初中組
季軍
第六屆 全港中學「
全港中學「兩文三語」
兩文三語」菁英大比拼
高級組
初級組
Champion
Champion
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
42
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
Solo Verse Speaking: Non-open
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
Champion
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
43
3D
3D
3F
2C
2F
3E
3G
3G
3G
2A
2A
2A
2C
4F
3A
3B
3C
3E
3F
3G
2D
2D
2G
1A
1A
1E
1F
1F
1F
1F
1G
4B
4D
4E
3A
3A
3C
3F
3G
3G
2A
2B
2B
Ching Ming Ho Natale
Chau Yan Wing
Yuen Wing Kei Belinda
Tsui Evangeline Yee Lam
Chan Yan Yue Veronica
Tam Yick Shu Julia
Yang Millie Mei Lam
Ng Ying Yu Alicia
Chung Lok Lam Gloria
Miao Mei Sze Danise
Lui Cheuk Yin
Lee Jacqui
Ng Hok Sei Patricia
Sham Yen Yi
To Heiken
Chan Tinny
Chan Cho Kit
Lin Hiu Yu
Yuen Wing Kei Belinda
Hung Wing Ki
Lam Oi Yee
Lam Ying Kwan Canny
Ho Yan Yee Gretal
Lam Lilian
Ho Ching Yeung
Yiu Chi Nok Enoch
Cheng Hiu Naam
Ha Yick Tung Terri
Lee Ka Ching
Chan Polly
Lee Marcus Ming Ze
Chan Megan Ho Ching
Tsui Wing Yan Rachel
Tsang Trixie Lok Ting
Law Hu Young
Tse Helena Hei Yue
Poon Suen Kwun Arthur
Mak Hoi Kay Esther
Lam Hiu Chung
Wai Celeste Wenqian
Lui Cheuk Yin
Chan Hei Sze
Yu Kwok Cheung
Solo verse speaking: open
Public Speaking Solo
Solo Dramatic Performance
Solo Prose reading: Non-open
Solo Prose Speaking: Open
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
Champion
2E
1A
1B
1C
1C
1D
4A
4C
4C
4D
4D
4D
3C
3C
3D
3E
3G
2A
2B
2D
2D
2E
2G
1A
1C
1C
1C
1D
1E
1G
1G
3F
Wong Tsz King
Ho Cheuk Lam Sharon
Tsang Sum In
Wong Nok Yee Joey
Lee Marcus Hiu Kong
Yeung Faith Zi Rou
Cheung Hoi Ching
Po Janice
Tsang Sze Hang
Cheung Chiu Yi
Wong Lok Fung
Chan Ling Yan
Wong Gabrielle
Wu Iris Ho Ching
Chan Hei Ching Chloe
Ho Kar Hei
Huen Matthew Chung Hin
Wong Samantha Tze Sum
Fong Jessica Ching Man
Chung King Hei
Lee Tsoi Hang Gillian
Lo Cheuk Ling
Lai Eugene
Choi Ming Wai Alison
Obuchi Yumi
Poon Ho Cheong
Lam Ho Ching Anson
Chan Hiu Yi
Chan Long Hin Justin
Wong Stephanie C Y
Leung Chloe
Mak Hoi Kay Esther
2nd runner-up
1G
Choy Kai Yan Amber Beatrice
Champion
Champion
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
1st runner-up
Champion
2nd runner-up
2nd runner-up
1st runner-up
3D
3F
4A
3C
3D
3B
4B
3F
1F
Chow Man Kin
Mak Hoi Kay Esther
Cheng Hiu Lam
Chan Cho Kit
Chow Man Kin
Wong Sze Wing Stephanie
Mak Ho Ching
Yuen Wing Kei Belinda
Ha Yick Tung Terri
44
Shakespeare Monologue Open
第六十一屆香港學校朗誦節 - 中文朗誦
二人對話朗誦
2nd runner-up
Champion
1A
3D
Ho Ching Yeung
Chow Man Kin
冠軍
3B
3G
5D
5F
4C
4C
2D
2D
2D
2F
4B
4E
3B
3B
3C
3C
3A
3C
3C
3C
2G
3F
1G
1A
3A
2A
2C
2D
4F
3B
2A
2D
1D
3C
2E
1C
3F
2G
5C
陳美恩
孔泳淇
翁家晴
曾嘉軒
何思雅
潘希然
劉珏怡
林映均
周兆麟
李沛穎
岑沛殷
曾樂庭
陳天妮
黎瑞卿
杜宇珩
梁凱詠
謝善殷
李茜廷
溫善儀
林天淇
柯芷筠
劉婉盈
王采溋
何卓琳
梁懿樂
呂焯然
李炘穎
陳倩寧
沈殷怡
陳美恩
萬涵瀛
陳曉穎
傅瀅芳
陳楚傑
鄧頌弘
林皓程
盧顥云
馮正熙
陳樂瑤
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
歌詞朗誦
冠軍
歌詞朗誦
亞軍
女子粵語詩詞獨誦
冠軍
亞軍
亞軍
季軍
冠軍
冠軍
冠軍
冠軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
季軍
季軍
冠軍
男子粵語詩詞獨誦
女子普通話詩詞獨誦
男子普通話詩詞獨誦
女子粵語散文獨誦
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男子粵語散文獨誦
女子普通話散文獨誦
男子普通話散文獨誦
道教詩文朗誦
基督教經文朗誦
冠軍
冠軍
冠軍
冠軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
冠軍
亞軍
季軍
冠軍
冠軍
冠軍
冠軍
冠軍
冠軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
亞軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
亞軍
季軍
亞軍
季軍
季軍
季軍
4D
3C
2B
1F
3E
3F
3G
2C
1F
5D
4A
4D
3A
3B
2D
1B
1F
3B
3E
1A
5F
4F
3B
3G
2C
2G
3A
3E
2A
1F
1G
3D
3G
2D
2D
2D
1E
1A
1B
3B
3C
2C
2G
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王婉琛
梁凱詠
黃卉彥
陳寶妮
鄭慧兒
劉婉盈
陳倩瞳
李炘穎
梅暐澄
翁家晴
梁可豫
馬嘉儀
謝善殷
陳天妮
溫舒烺
楊程皓
馬曉霖
羅銳潛
黎翊榮
何靖揚
洪嘉淇
沈殷怡
陳天妮
孔泳淇
李炘穎
梁欣祈
謝熙瑜
連曉竽
萬涵瀛
李嘉澄
張詩琪
李顥晴
伍映瑜
溫舒烺
林映均
林靄儀
張佩文
何靖揚
王健灝
陳美恩
林天淇
李炘穎
馮正熙
V. Sports
Inter-School Football Competition 2009-2010
Division Three (Hong Kong )
Boys B Grade
Boys C Grade
Champion
1st Runner-up
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4A
Chan Hoi Feng Elvan
4A
Leong Ho Wang Adrian
4A
Tse Sui Hin
4D
Tsai Ting Fung
4F
Leong Ho Wai Clarence
4F
So Adrian Wai Jun
4F
Wong Sun Man
3A
Law Ho Cheung Derek
3B
Kan Chi Hang
3B
Lee Nathan Yan Tao
3C
Ip Shun Yat
3C
Lo Hung Yui
3D
Chan Yin Siu Jerome
3D
Lo Sheung To Marvin
3E
Lo Chun Ho
3G
Ho Yiu Ken Kenneth
3G
Kwong Kwun To Harry
2D
Sze Ronald
2A
So King Fung James
2A
Wong Lui Frank
2A
Yeung Yat Kwan
2C
Yuen Wang Ho
2F
Hui Yau Tang Euclid
2F
Li Pei Ying
2F
Lo Churk Kwun
2F
Tong Pun Yiu Daniel
1A
Ip Wing To Victor
1B
Cheah Matthew Yun Shuan
1B
Seto Arnold
1C
Heng Sung Kit Justin
1C
Yip Adrian Tze Hang
1E
Tse Tak Shing Andre
1F
Chan Siu Kwan
Boys (Overall)
1G
Li Mingyang Michael
6A
Chan Chi Yeung
6A
Poon Jerome Chi Wang
6C
Sun Anthony Chi Ho
5B
Hung Jonathan Kam Chun
3C
Ip Shun Yat
3G
Kwong Kwun To Harry
2A
Wong Lui Frank
2D
Sze Ronald
7D
Cheng Gok Yin Kelsey
6D
Tse Emily Wing Yee
5A
Ho Wing Tone Stephanie
5D
Yung Ka Ching
Champion
The 9th Rosaryhill Sports Tournament 2010
Boys Football
1st Runner-up
Inter-School Swimming Championships
2009-2010 (Division II)
Girls A Grade
4x50m Free Style Relay
2nd runner-up
Girls B Grade
50m Free Style
2nd runner-up
3G
Wan Ka Shun Sonia
100m Free Style
2nd runner-up
3G
Wan Ka Shun Sonia
4x50m Free Style Relay
1st runner-up
4C
Po Janice
4E
Wong Hoi Ming Iris
3G
Wan Ka Shun Sonia
2G
Chan Lam
Girls C Grade
50m Breast Stroke
Champion
1C
Wong Nok Yee Joey
100m Breast Stroke
Champion
1C
Wong Nok Yee Joey
4x50m Free Style Relay
1st runner-up
1A
Fung Pui Yan Naomi
1B
Lau Wai Sum
1C
Wong Nok Yee Joey
1D
Tai Chit Wing
7A
Li Chung Him Samuel
6D
Ngai Tak Ming
5C
Yiu Wan Leung
5D
Tsang Ching Tat
Boys A Grade
4x50m Free Style Relay
2nd runner-up
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Boys B Grade
100m Breast Stroke
Champion
3B
Lo Chun Kit
200m Breast Stroke
Champion
3B
Lo Chun Kit
50m Breast Stroke
2nd runner-up
3E
Jim Pak Hin Raphael
4x50m Free Style Relay
1st runner-up
4D
Ho Danny
3B
Lo Chun Kit
3E
Jim Pak Hin Raphael
3F
Wong Eugene Benjamin
5A
Fung Lloyd Sun Lloyd
5A
Tsui Tung Hung
5C
Yiu Wan Leung
5D
Tan Hung
5D
Tsang Ching Tat
5E
Mak Hiu Yeung
6A
Leung Ho Long
6D
Ngai Tak Ming
7A
Li Chung Him Samuel
Boys A Grade (Team)
2nd runner-up
Schools Individual Fencing Tournament
2009 - 2010
Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Secondary
Schools
Girls B Grade
Epee
Champion
4A
Cheung Hoi Ching
Epee
Third
3A
Chan Jenny Chak Ling
Sabre
Second
3G
Tung Ho Tak
Epee
Second
3E
Jim Pak Hin Raphael
Epee
Third
3D
Ling Pak Long
Foil
Third
3C
Lo Hung Yui
Foil
Third
3E
Kam Siu Kei
Sabre
Second
2E
Lum Sik Yee
Epee
Second
2G
Lo Lok Yin Clarence
2nd runner-up
7C
Ho Chun Wing Freeman
7D
Tong Wai Kit
Boys B Grade
Boys C Grade
Inter-School Badminton Competition 2009 2010 Division Two (Hong Kong)
Boys A Grade
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Boys B Grade (Team)
Boys (Overall)
HKSSA Division I Boys' A Grade Table
Tennis Championship 09-10
1st Runner-up
5B
Hui Tsun Yen Johnny
5E
Chan Kwing Sun
5F
Wong Chi Shing Jason
4A
Au Kai Man
4C
Lam Pui Hay
3B
Lam Siu Kai
4B
Lam Yin Long
4C
Wong Hei Nin Boaz
4E
Yu Siu Chung
3A
Wong Hei Yeung
3B
Lee Douglas Min Yi
3D
Lo Chee Chung Jeremy
3F
Choi Ka Hei
3G
Kwong Kwun To Harry
2B
Ho Fei Wan
7A
Li Chung Him Samuel
6A
Yip Ming Tim Timothy
6B
Sin Sheung Tsun Rex
6C
Li Chung Hei Enoch
7A
Li Chung Him Samuel
6A
Yip Ming Tim Timothy
6B
Sin Sheung Tsun Rex
6C
Li Chung Hei Enoch
4D
Tse Angus Chung Hin
4F
Leung Hui Hong
3D
Poon Sheung Hei
3D
Lee Yin Hang Jeffrey
2F
Yim Man Cheuk
1st Runner-up
Champion
Inter-School Table Tennis Competition
2009-2010 (Division One)
Boys A Grade (Team)
Boys B Grade (Team)
Boys (Overall)
Champion
1st Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
Inter-School Badminton Competition
2009 - 2010 Division One (Hong Kong )
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Girls B Grade (Team)
1st Runner-up
4C
Ton Yuet Long Eujenie
4D
Lam Tiffany Oi Yun
4E
Chung Ka Wai
3A
Yu Sin Ting
3E
Chiu Tsun Yee
3E
Lam Pui Ying
2E
Chan Sze Tsing
Joint School Orienteering Championships
2009
(Hong Kong Island District)
Men's A Grade
1st Runner-up
6A
Wan Long Yin Osbert
Women's A Grade
Champion
6C
Sze To Ka Wing
Women's A Grade
2nd Runner-up
6A
Cheng Nicole Miu Yee
Women's A Grade (Team)
Champion
6A
Cheng Nicole Miu Yee
6A
Sham Hoi Yi
6A
Yim Carr Yee Carol
6A
Lam Ka Mun
6A
Liu Tsz Chim
6A
Poon Grace Yen Yen
6A
Wang Yin Lee
6B
Hang Ka Kee Cathy
6C
Sze To Ka Wing
6C
Tam Hoi Yan
6C
Sin Karen
6C
Poon Hiu Yan Peony
6C
Tong Hau Yan
6D
Fu Ching Man
Women's (Overall)
1st Runner-up
HKOC (Hong Kong Orienteering Club)
Committee Cup 2009/2010
Women 18
1st Runner-up
6C
Sze To Ka Wing
Men 18
2nd Runner-up
6A
Wan Long Yin Osbert
Men 18
2nd Runner-up
2E
Wong Ka Chun
Fourth
4E
Li Man Chun Vincent
Inter-School Cross Country 2009-2010
(Division III Area 2)
Boys B grade
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Boys B grade (Team)
Boys C grade (Team)
Boys Overall
Third
Fourth
4D
Li Chung Hin
4E
Li Man Chun Vincent
4E
Tsoi Kam Ting
4F
Ngan Ka Chi
3A
Wong Hei Yeung
3D
Lo Chee Chung Jeremy
2D
Ho Ka Sing
2E
Kong Man Hin
2E
Wong Ka Chun
1A
Wong Cheuk Yin Matthew
1B
Cheah Matthew Yun Shuan
1C
Son Cheung Lun Jeremy
6A
Leung Ho Long
6A
Chiu Jessica Wing Yan
6C
Ip Edmond Christopher
4A
Poon Kathleen Hei Tung
4D
Lam Chun Kit
4D
Leung Choy May
4D
Wu Hoi Yi
4E
Zhang Annie
3A
Tse Helena Hei Yue
3D
Lam Yu Ting Francis
3F
Leung Hoi Ting Gloria
3F
Wong Ka Wai
3G
Ha See Huen Charmaine
3G
Kwan Tsz Kwan
3G
Loo Wing Yan
Fourth
46th Schools Dance Festival
Jazz Dance (Group)
Honours Award
Jazz Dance (Solo)
Highly Commended Award 5B
Choi Jocelyn Zung Sze
Modern (Group)
Highly Commended Award 4A
Leung Ho Yu Holly
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4C
Ho Sze Ngar Tiffany
4E
Zhang Annie
3B
Cheng Man Wai
3C
Kuan Cherie
3C
Ng Hei Ting
3C
Tang Wing Sze
Modern (Solo)
2B
Cheung Yan Man
2B
Choi Ying Sum Trudy
2B
Wong Cheuk Ling
2C
Sit Fei Yan
2F
Lo Hang Lui Bud
1A
Mok Tsz Ching
1A
Yip Hiu Yu Sharon
1C
Kong Kai Ying
1C
Obuchi Yumi
Highly Commended Award 4A
Leung Ho Yu Holly
Girls Novice (Floor Exercise)
Champion
1A
Tse Tze Tsin
Boys Novice (Floor Exercise)
2nd Runner-up
3A
Tsang Nok
Girls Novice (Team)
Champion
3D
Yuen Yit Won Angela
2A
Chan Natalie Ellen
2B
Lee Sai Ning Cordelia
1A
Tse Tze Tsin
1C
Lau Yui Ching
4A
李嘉鈴
3A
張樂絃
3G
彭文在
3C
陳楚傑
3D
譚仲明
3E
甘兆祺
3G
董皓德
7A
李忠謙
6C
李忠僖
4E
黃浚浲
4F
顏嘉志
3D
潘尚熙
All Hong Kong Inter-School Gymnastics
Competition 2009-2010
隊際外展劍擊(花劍
隊際外展劍擊 花劍)比賽
花劍 比賽 2009
女子高級組
男子高級組
季軍
季軍
南華體育會百週年會慶暨第 46 屆全港公開
校際
乒乓團體賽
中學/專上男子組
亞軍 (A 隊)
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中學/專上男子組
季軍 (B 隊)
6A
葉銘添
4D
謝仲軒
4F
梁惠泓
3D
李彥衡
2F
嚴文焯
季軍
3D
潘尚熙
優異奬
7A
李忠謙
2009-2010 年度全港學界精英乒乓球比賽
中學男子組
單打
2010 全港公開青少年乒乓球錦標賽
男子註冊球員組
雙打賽
冠軍
4F 梁惠泓
3D 潘尚熙
亞軍
3D 李彥衡
2F 嚴文卓
男子 D 組(13-14 歲組)
單打賽
亞軍
3D 李彥衡
全港黑夜定向公開賽 - 長洲
男子單人組
季軍
6A
温朗然
亞軍
6A
温朗然
香港青年奬勵計劃 -「
「金章會」
金章會」青年挑戰賽
盃
男子組
冠軍
6A
温朗然
2009/2010 長洲日賽
MA 男子單人組
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Table 3: 第八屆聖保羅男女中學家長教師會
會務簡報 (2009 — 2010 年度)
2009 年
日期
10 月 9 日
11 月 1 日
11 月 11 日
11 月 13 日
12 月 16 日
2010 年
日期
1 月 16
1 月 22
1 月 22
1 月 30
日
日
日
日
2 月 27 日
2 月 27 日
3月6日
3 月 27 日
4 月 17 日
5月8日
5 月 15 日
5 月 15 日
6 月 26 日
7月2日
7月2日
7月2日
8 月 28 日
10 月
活動 / 項目
第十屆會員大會暨常務委員會選舉
參與學校步行籌款
聯校午餐交流
與學生會及學生長代表午餐交流
與校董會及友會代表交流及晚宴
活動 / 項目
家長班級茶聚: 中一至中七
「讀時行樂」學生書展(一)
班代表和家長義工與校長會面，並與本會常務委員交流及午餐聚會
「傷健共融 - 親子同行」活動(一)
嘉賓：趙雨龍博士 (浸會大學社會工作學系副教授)
出版第十九期會訊
行業考察：有線電視
教育講座(一)：「如何增進家長與子女的相互了解及溝通」
嘉賓：陳清海博士
「傷健共融 - 親子同行」活動(二)：衛生署衛生防護中心
「大學考察及體驗」親子探訪系列：科技大學
中小學聯校講座及工作坊
嘉賓：余德淳先生
教育講座(二)：「暸解青少年情緒的發展及控制」
嘉賓 : Pro. Tatia Lee (Department of Psychology, HKU)
家長義工聯誼聚餐
升學講座
「讀時行樂」學生書展(二)
贈送紀念品予畢業生
出版第二十期會訊
中一家長迎新
第十屆家教會選舉簡介會
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Table 4: Alumni Association
List of Activities
2009
Date
18 July
4 September
16 September
24 September
24 October
26 October
31 October
1 November
12 December
17 December
2010
Date
17 January
23-24 January
5 February
26 February
12 March
24 April
30 April
1 June
25 June
26 June
Activities
Community Service – Games Day with students from Hong Chi Morninglight School in
Yuen Long
Happy Hour Drinks at “The Pawn”
Horse Racing Night
Community Service presents -讀書‧毒輸
Community Service – BBQ with SAHK service users
Annual Dinner 2009 - “Back to School for A Day”
SPCC Alumni Choir – “A Musical Kaleidoscope”
2009/2010 Walkathon
Parent-Child Community Service Program – Care for the Elderly at St. Mary’s Home for the
Aged
Carol Service
Activities
SPCCAA Tennis Night
Hong Kong Red Cross Sports Day’s Charity Basketball League
SPCCAA Golf Day
Happy Hour Drinks at “HALO”
Spring Dinner 2010
SPCC Alumni Choir 30th Anniversary Concert Series – Joint
Concert in Macau
Happy Hour Drinks at “HALO”
Summer Gathering
Happy Hour Drinks at “HALO”
Parent-Child Community Service Program with Hong Kong Society for the Protection of
Children
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