Two students from our school participated in the Mobility Electric Vehicle Competition, organized by DTSL, and achieved excellent results.

In the competition, students need to use a first-person perspective car-mounted camera to livestream real-time video to the front display of the driver, allowing the driver to control the vehicle from a simulated cockpit, providing participants with a hyper-realistic experience of driving a race car.

Two students from our school participated in the competition, CHUNG LAKE from Class 5D and KWAN TSZ HIN from Class 5E, with KWAN TSZ HIN winning the champion in the individual race. We hope that they can learn more about knowledge in electric vehicles, enhance their technological literacy, understand the importance of clean energy and environmental protection technology, cultivate environmental awareness, and participate to promote environmental protection and sustainable development practices.

We are proud to announce that our 2019 graduate, Yeung Tin Long, participated in the 2024 Asian Jump Rope Championship held in Kawasaki, Japan, this past July. As a dedicated member of the Hong Kong Rope Skipping Delegation Team, Tin Long achieved exceptional results in the competition. He competed in the mixed team event for ages 16 and above, earning the prestigious titles of Overall Champion, Interchange Rope Champion, and 1-Minute Speed Jump Champion, while also securing third place in both the Individual Rope Pair Freestyle and the Interchange Rope Trio Freestyle categories.
Since his graduation, Tin Long has continued to make significant contributions to our school. He has served for several years as a coach for our rope skipping team, generously sharing his expertise and giving back to his alma mater. His outstanding achievements not only honor his dedication but also bring pride to our school and inspire his fellow students. In recognition of his success, Mr. Ken Cheng, the Chief Coach of the Hong Kong Rope Skipping Club, has graciously sent a letter of commendation to our school. Below, we share excerpts from his commendation letter.

Two students from our school participated in the ROBOFEST HONG KONG Plus, organized by Robot Institute of Hong Kong, and achieved excellent results.

During the competition, students are required to program and control robots, which compete against robots operated by other participants.

Students performed exceptionally well, including CHAN CHUN YIU WESLEY from Class 4A and TAM CHEUK LONG from Class 3A. They received second runner-up in the BottleSumo Competition.

We look forward to their continued enthusiasm for learning and pursuit of excellence in this field. We encourage them to challenge themselves, continuously improve their skills and knowledge, and inspire more people to engage in robotics-related learning and competitions. Let’s contribute to the advancement of robotics and STEAM education!

Award: Ocean Park Conservation Alliance Best School – Outstanding Innovation and Technology Award

30 F.1-F.2 Seahorse Rangers Students

The “Ocean Park Conservation Alliance 2024 Awards Ceremony” and “Ocean Park Conservation Carnival” organized by The Ocean Park has concluded successfully. The event aimed to review and commend the conservation work of the Seahorse Rangers during the 2023-2024 academic year

This award recognizes the school’s excellent efforts and innovative contributions in conservation work. In terms of conservation efforts, our students demonstrated various innovations and active involvement. We set up game booths to promote low-carbon living for the flagship activity ” Low Carbon PLS” Day!” of the Seahorse Rangers. During the school’s deep learning week, we promoted hydroponics technology. Additionally, they established the Animal keeper – Turtle Team to take care of the school’s reptiles. Moreover, the school applied IoT technology to set up a remote laboratory, “Turtle Home,” to help users care for and monitor the growth conditions of turtles.

Through this experience, students deeply understood the significance of conservation work and their social responsibilities. Our Seahorse Rangers members will continue to uphold the belief in promoting conservation work, commit to advocating the importance of environmental conservation to the community.

Organisation: Hong Kong Baptist University

Award: Distinctive Award

Student 4A CHAN CHUN YIU WESLEY﹑FUNG KA HEI, HO CHUN HIN

4B YEUNG KAM TO﹑WONG WAN YIN

Organiser：International Steam Association

Award： 3A Tang Kei Lok  – championship and first prize

2E, Hung Tsz Yeung – Third prize

The International STEAM Association held the Bluebird Cup 2024 Hong Kong Inter-School Drone Racing Competition in June. The competition aimed to promote drone racing among local students and enhance their proficiency in drone operation and programming.

The competition required students to navigate through all drone obstacles with speed and precision to complete all tasks.

Students from different schools across Hong Kong competed in this competition, and our school’s students achieved excellent results. 3A, Tang Kei Lok, won the championship and first prize with a perfect score, while 2E, Hung Tsz Yeung, received the third prize.

We hope that they will continue the dedication and passion in the field of drone racing and become role models for other students in our school, leading other drone team members to achieve outstanding results and contribute to the advancement of drone racing and STEM education.

Organisation: SAMSUNG

Award: Outstanding Award

The Solve for Tomorrow 2023 Competition, themed “A Decade of Imagination Together．Creating a Sustainable Future,” allowed students to freely choose their areas of expertise and address various sustainable development issues. They showcased their knowledge in the STREAM fields (Science, Technology, Research, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) to design innovative solutions for a sustainable future.

In this competition, our  students, Wong Chun Tai from 1C, So Bun Shing from 1C, and Tang Chun Yu from 1D, stood out among over two hundred participating teams with their project “Guardians of Safety” and received an Outstanding Award. We hope that their outstanding performance in this competition can further inspire them to pursue innovation and impact in the field of sustainable development, providing them with greater motivation and confidence for their learning and future endeavors.

Our school’s rugby team participated in the Chinese Tag Rugby Challenge. 13 team members underwent rigorous training and traveled to Guangzhou for the competition. After the preparation and a full day of matches, they emerged as national champions, remaining undefeated throughout. Congratulations to the team members.

Organiser：Hong Kong Educational Equipment Industry Association

Award：

Secondary School Division: Third place

Popular Web Award: First place

Student：2E Chan Chun Hei

The 26th Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition, organized by the New Generation Cultural Association, aims to promote STEAM education – Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics education. It cultivates students’ comprehensive abilities in interdisciplinary fields but also develops their problem-solving and innovative thinking skills.

The award ceremony of this competition is a recognition of the participants’ efforts and  also a support and encouragement for STEAM education. The organizers inspire more students’ interest in the STEAM field and provide them with more learning and development opportunities. It is believed that such efforts will bring new impetus to Hong Kong’s technological innovation industry and make significant contributions to cultivating outstanding talents with interdisciplinary capabilities.

Our school students have won the following awards:

Computer and Information Technology (Junior Division) Occupational Safety and Health Council Special Award – First Prize:  

1D Tang Chun Yu, 1C Wong Chun Tai, 1C So Bun Shing

Energy and Environmental Science (Junior Division) Merit Award – 

2A Wong Cheuk Wai, 2A Li Lok Tung Jun, 2A Lam Chun Hin

Biological and Health Science (Junior Division) Merit Award – 

2A Chou Ke Jun, 2B Lee Hoi Wai, 2A Li Hiu Lam

Energy and Environmental Science (Junior Division) Merit Award – 

1E Choi Chun Hin Aiden, 1E Hu Wun Yi, 2E Hung Tsz Yeung

Biological and Health Science (Senior Division) Merit Award –

5A Tam Tsz Long, 5A Liu Long Ting, 5D Yeung Sin Hang

Energy and Environmental Science (Senior Division) Merit Award – 

4A Hung On Hong, 4A Zhu Zhen