school hymn - St. Paul`s Co

MEMBERS OF THE COLLEGE COUNCIL
Professor Tam Sheung-wai
(Chairman)
The Hon. Chief Justice Andrew Li
(Vice-Chairman)
Mr. Roland K. C. Chow
(Hon. Secretary)
Dr. Marvin Kin Tung Cheung
(Hon. Treasurer)
Dr. Michael H. H. Mak
(Supervisor)
Dr. Anissa Chan
(Principal)
Mrs. Peter Choy Pun Siu Fun
Mr. Chien Lee
The Rev. Andrew C. L. Leung
Mr. Aubrey Li Kwok Sing
Mr. Kwan Tsai Yuen Calvin
Dr. Tam Sai Kit
Mr. Herbert H. K. Tsoi
Mr. Ngai Kwok Wai
Mrs. Mimi Y. M. Chan
Professor Frederick K. S. Leung
Mr. Moses Cheng
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PROGRAMME
1. School Hymn .......................................................... The Assembly
2. Prayer ................................................... The Rev. Andrew C. L. Leung
3. Welcoming Remark ............................ Professor Tam Sheung-wai
4. Principal’s Report ........................... Dr. Anissa Chan Wong Lai Kuen
5. Address ..................................... Mr. Vincent H. C. Cheng
GBS OBE JP
Chairman, HSBC
6. Distribution of Certificates
Scholarships and Prizes .................. Mrs. Vincent Cheng
7. Vote of Thanks ......................................................... Wong Yin Kwan
Representative of F.5 Graduates
8. Chorus : The Glorious Music of Life ..................... The College Choir
9. Benediction .......................................... The Rev. Andrew C. L. Leung
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SCHOOL HYMN
1.
We build our school on Thee, O Lord;
To Thee we bring our common need;
The loving heart, the helpful word,
The tender thought, the kindly deed;
With these we pray Thy Spirit may
Enrich and bless our school alway.
2.
We work together in Thy sight,
We live together in Thy love;
Guide Thou our faltering steps aright,
And lift our thoughts to Heaven above.
Dear Lord, we pray Thy Spirit may
Be present in our school alway.
3.
Hold Thou each hand, to keep it just;
Touch Thou our lips, and make them pure;
If Thou art with us, Lord, we must
Be faithful friends and comrades sure.
Dear Lord, we pray Thy Spirit may
Be present in our school alway.
4.
We change, but Thou art still the same;
The same good Master, Teacher, Friend.
We change, but Lord, we bear Thy name;
To journey with it to the end;
And so we pray Thy Spirit may
Be present in our school alway.
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School Report for 2005/06
The College Council
Membership of the Council for the year 2005-2006 was as follows:
1. Professor Tam Sheung Wai
Chairman
2. The Hon. Chief Justice Andrew Li
Vice Chairman
3. Mr. Roland K. C. Chow
Hon. Secretary
4. Dr. Marvin Kin Tung Cheung
Hon. Treasurer
5. Dr. Michael H. H. Mak
Supervisor
6. Dr. Anissa Chan
Principal
7. Mrs. Peter Choy Pun Siu Fun
8. Mr. Chien Lee
9. The Rev. Andrew C. L. Leung
10. Mr. Aubrey Li Kwok Sing
11. Mr. Kwan Tsai Yuen, Calvin
12. Dr. Tam Sai Kit
13. Mr. Herbert H. K. Tsoi
14. Mr. Ngai Kwok Wai
15. Mrs. Mimi Y. M. Chan
16. Professor Frederick K. S. Leung
17. Mr. Moses Cheng
The following committees were formed under the College Council:
Finance & General Purposes Sub-committee, Fee Remission
Committee, Curriculum Advisory Committee, IT Advisory Committee, Music
Advisory Committee, Campus Improvement Committee, Staff-Management
Consultative Committee, Promotion Board, Programme Management
Committee of Mentor Programme, Task Force on the Fusion of Two Primary
Schools and Search Committee for the New Primary School Head.
The School Council met five times during the year: on 7 September
2005, 4 October 2005, 6 December 2005, 21 April 2006 and 20 June 2006.
Staff
1.
Staff Changes
Secondary School
I.
Academic Staff
A. Teacher(s) recruited w.e.f. 1 September 2006:
1.
Mr. Chan Lung Chak, Teacher of Mathematics (B.Sc. in
Mathematics, Economics & Finance, HKU; M.Phil. in
Mathematics, HKU)
2.
Ms Chiang Yau Laam, Milly, Teacher of Chinese (B.A. in
Chinese & Chinese Literature, HKUST)
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3.
Mr. Chong Kim Hung, Teacher of Chemistry (B.Sc. in
Chemistry, CUHK; M.Phil. in Chemistry, CUHK)
4.
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Chow, Teacher of Religious Studies (B.A.
in Religious Studies, Davidson College; M.A. in Theological
Studies, University of Toronto)
5.
Ms Chow Chi Yui, Teacher of Biology (B.Sc. in Biology, HKU;
M.Phil. in Marine Ecology, HKU; PGDE, HKU)
6.
Mr. Chow Kwun Chung, Teacher of Mathematics (B.Sc. in
Mathematics, CUHK)
7.
Ms Kwan Yin Lai, Shirleen, Teacher of Chinese (B.A. in
Chinese, HKU; PGDE, HKU)
8.
Mr. Lee Yip Fai, Richard, Teacher of English (B.Ed. in English,
HKU)
9.
Ms Leung Lai Wah, Rosaline, Teacher of Religious Studies
(B.So.Sc. in Sociology, CUHK; PGDE, HKU; China Graduate
School of Theology)
10. Ms Leung Ngai Man, Teacher of Chinese (B.A. in Chinese
and English Language and Literature, HKU; PGDE, HKU)
11. Ms Li Hau Yee, Teacher of Religious Studies (B.A. in Religious
Studies, CUHK)
12. Ms Lo Oi Yee, Ivy, Teacher of Music (B.A. in Music, CUHK;
PGDE, CUHK)
13. Ms Pang Ka Yan, Teacher of Physics (B.Sc. in Physics, HKU;
PGDE, HKU)
14. Ms Sze Mei Fong Carman, Teacher of Physical Education
(B.Ed., The U of Liverpool; NCE; M.Ed., HKU)
15. Mr. Tang Kwok Wai, Teacher of Chinese (B.A. in Chinese,
HKU; PGDE, HKU)
16. Ms Wong Bow Yue, Lucia, Teacher of English (B.Ed. in
English, HKU)
17. Ms Wong Hung, Anna, Teacher of Chinese (B.A. in Chinese,
Open U)
B. Teacher Assistant(s) recruited:
1.
Mr. Chu Wai Tong, Jackson, (B.Sc. in Physics, CUHK; PGDE,
HKU) w.e.f. 24 October 2005
2.
Mr. Ho Chin Pang, Stephen, (B.So.Sc. in East and Southeast
Asian Studies, City U HK) w.e.f. 21 November 2005
3.
Mr. Lo Ka Yin, Joseph, (B.So.Sc. in Economics, Lingnan U)
w.e.f. 6 February 2006
4.
Mr. Tse Chung Tat, (B.Eng. in Medical Engineering, HKU)
w.e.f. 6 February 2006
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5.
Mr. Leung Wai Yin, (B.A. in Translation, Lingnan U) w.e.f.
3 April 2006
6.
Ms Leung Wing Sze, Susanna, (Associate of Arts in
Translation & Interpretation, City U of HK) w.e.f.
1 September 2006
C. Teacher(s) who have left:
1.
Ms Hui Ting Ting, Teacher of Biology, w.e.f. 22 November
2005 (resignation)
2.
Ms Fan Ho Yan, Phoebe, Teacher of Religious Studies, w.e.f.
7 May 2006 (resignation)
3.
Ms Au Ho, Teacher of Chinese, w.e.f. 1 September 2006
(resignation)
4.
Ms Fong Yuen Chi, Teacher of Religious Studies, w.e.f.
1 September 2006 (resignation)
5.
Ms Hung Kin Ting, Teacher of Mathematics, w.e.f.
1 September 2006 (resignation)
6.
Ms Sy Yan Ping, Teacher of Chinese, w.e.f. 1 September
2006 (resignation)
7.
Ms Wong Ngan, Teacher of Chinese, w.e.f. 1 September
2006 (resignation)
8.
Mr. Yim Pak Chung, Teacher of Physics, w.e.f. 1 September
2006 (retirement)
D. Teacher Assistant(s) left:
1.
Mr. Alex Ho, w.e.f. 21 October 2005 (resignation)
2.
Ms. Wong Ching Yan, Josephine, w.e.f. 16 November 2005
(resignation)
3.
Mr. Ho Chin Pang, Stephen, w.e.f. 15 January 2006
(resignation)
4.
Mr. Chu Wai Tong, Jackson, w.e.f. 31 January 2006
(resignation)
5.
Mr. Lo Ka Yin, Joseph, w.e.f. 1.September 2006
(resignation)
II. Administrative Staff
A. Member(s) of staff recruited:
1.
Mr. Che Wang Chiu, Stephen, Clerk (B.Sc. in Animal and Plant
Biotechnology, HKU) w.e.f. 22 November 2005
2.
Ms Tsang Po Yan, Pauline, Administration Executive (B.So.
Sc. in Geography, CUHK; M.Phil in Geography, CUHK) w.e.f.
5 December 2005
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3.
Ms Ng Ching Wa Rosa, Clerk (B.A. in Media & Cultural Study,
HKU SPACE) w.e.f. 3 January 2006
4.
Mr. Lau Man Ching, Felix, Estate Officer (B.Sc. in
Construction Project Management, U of Central Lancashire)
w.e.f. 9 January 2006
5.
Mr. Lau Chiu Fat, Nelson, Director of Administration (B.A.
in Geography, HKU; P.G. Dip. in Corporate Administration,
HK Poly U; MBA in Finance, Hawaii Pacific U) w.e.f. 1 June 2006
6.
Mr. Ben George, Experiential Learning Coordinator (B.Sc.
(QTS) in Outdoor & Science Education, Liverpool John
Moores U) w.e.f. 1-30 June 2006, 1 September 2006
7.
Mr. Fung Wing Yip, Laboratory Technician (B.Sc. in
Chemistry, HKUST; H.D. in Pharmaceutical Technology,
HKIVE) w.e.f. 1 August 2006
8.
Ms Chan Pui Yin, Josephine, Clerk (Higher Dip. in English for
Business Communication, HK Poly U) w.e.f. 1 September
2006
9.
Ms Ip Siu Ting, Amy, Clerk (Higher Dip. in Product Design,
HKIVE) w.e.f. 1 September 2006
10. Ms So Ka Man, Clerk (Associate of Business Administration
in General Management, City U of HK) w.e.f. 1 September
2006
11. Ms Lee Wai Yin, Phoebe, Clerk (B.A. in Humanities, HKBU)
w.e.f. 1 September 2006
B. Member(s) of staff left:
1.
Ms. Lam Yat Sum, Lily, Assistant Executive, w.e.f. 1 March
2005 (resignation)
2.
Mr. Poon King Tau, Ronald, Assistant Executive, w.e.f.
5 December 2005 (resignation)
3.
Ms Poon Ka Yan, Ada, Administration Executive, w.e.f.
30 October 2005 (resignation)
4.
Mr. Wan Yee Chun, Kurt, Estate Officer, w.e.f. 10 January
2006 (resignation)
5.
Mr. Che Wang Chiu, Stephen, Clerk, w.e.f. 19 September
2006 (resignation)
6.
Ms Ng Ching Wa Rosa, Clerk, w.e.f. 11 September 2006
(resignation)
7.
Mr. Lee Wai Kee, Director of Administration, w.e.f.
1 September 2006 (retirement)
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8.
Mr. Lee Wing Chiu, Laboratory Technician, w.e.f.
1 September 2006 (retirement)
9.
Mrs. Lee Li Yuk Ling, Accounting Executive, w.e.f.
1 September 2006 (retirement)
MacDonnell Road Primary School
I.
Academic Staff
A. Member(s) of staff recruited w.e.f. 3 October 2005:
1.
Ms Wong Hiu Lee, Teacher Assistant (B.A., Lingnan U)
B. Teacher(s) who have left w.e.f. 1 September 2006:
1.
Mrs. Wong Wu Shuk Yin, Headmistress (resignation)
2.
Ms Tang On Ki, Angel, Teacher of English, Art & Crafts and
Computer (resignation)
3.
Mr. Mak Lok Hang, Teacher of English and General Studies
(resignation)
4.
Mr. Nash Ian Peter, NET Teacher (resignation)
C. Teacher Assistant(s) left:
1.
Ms Poon Pik Shan, w.e.f. 3 October 2005 (resignation)
2.
Ms Choi Yuk Chun, w,e,f, 1 September 2006 (resignation)
3.
Ms Fong Yi Ki, w.e.f. 1 September 2006 (resignation)
4.
Ms Kwok Yuk Yu, w.e.f. 1 September 2006 (resignation)
Kennedy Road Primary School
I.
Academic Staff
A. Teacher(s) recruited w.e.f. 1 September 2006:
1. Mr Yeung Wai Yin, Teacher of Mathematics, General
Studies, Religious Education and Information Technology
(B.Sc, HKU; Cert. Ed, HKU)
2. Ms Wong Yeuk Nam, Teacher of English (B.Sc, Ohio
University; PGDE, CUHK)
3. Miss Ma Pui Ling, Teacher of Mathematics and General
Studies (B.Sc, CUHK; PGDE, CUHK)
4. Miss Mak Tsui Shan, Teacher of Mathematics, General
Studies and Religious Education (B.Sc, McMaster University;
PGDE, CUHK)
5. Miss Yeung Hung Ngan, Teacher of Chinese and General
Studies (B.Sc, CUHK; PGDE, HKIED)
6. Miss Chan Man Lai, Joanna, Teacher of English (BA, HKU;
PCED, HKU)
7. Miss Au Yeung Kwok Wai, Teacher of Chinese and Visual
Arts (B.Ed, HKIED)
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8.
Miss Kwan Yin Hang, Teacher of Chinese and Putonghua
(B.Ed, HKIED)
B. Teacher Assistant(s) recruited w.e.f. 1 September 2006:
1. Ms Lo Mei, (
)
2. Ms Wong Kwai Hap, (
)
3. Ms Chiu Yuk Lan, (
)
4. Ms Wong Ching Miu, (
)
C. Teacher(s) who have left w.e.f. 1 September 2006:
1. Miss Ip Kuen Hing, Teacher of Chinese and Putonghua
(resignation)
D. Teacher Assistant(s) left w.e.f .1 September 2006:
1. Ms Wong Fai, Daisy, (resignation)
II. Administrative Staff
A. Member(s) of staff recruited w.e.f. 1 September 2006:
1. Mr Ho Chun Chung, IT Technician (F.5)
B. Member(s) of staff left w.e.f. 1 September 2006:
1. Mr Wong Yu Ching, IT Technician (resignation)
2.
Qualifications of Principal and Teachers
Qualifications of the teachers including the Principal are shown below:
84 have professional qualifications
84 possess a bachelor’s degree
40 possess a master’s degree
1 has a doctor’s degree
3.
Teachers’ Experience
30
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Teachers’ Professional Development and Further Studies
We wish to congratulate the following teachers for the certificate,
diploma or degree courses they have completed during the year:
• Ms Mak Ming Wai, MEd, HKU, 2005
• Ms Fong Yuen Chi, PGDE, HKIEd, 2006
• Ms Hung Kin Ting, PGDE, CUHK, 2006
• Ms Philomena Ng, PGDE, CUHK, 2006
• Ms Sze Siu Sin, Jean, PGDE, HKU, 2006
• Mr. Tsang Man Fai, PGDE, HKU, 2006
• Mr. Wan Cheuk Wai, PGDE, HKU, 2006
• Ms Yau Siu Ning, Elaine, PGDE, HKU, 2006
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• Mr. Chow Hong Yu, MA, HKU, 2006
• Mr. Li Tsap Keung, MA, HKPolyU, 2006
During the year, the Principal has undertaken 292 hours in Continuing
Professional Development activities in i) structured learning:61 hours; ii)
action learning:118 hours, and iii) service to education and community:113
hours.
Class Organization and Student Enrolment
The academic year began on 1 September 2005 with 1,171 students
in the secondary school, 376 in the MacDonnell Road Primary School and
381 in the Kennedy Road Primary School.
1 September 2005
31 August 2006
No. who left
Secondary School
(38 classes)
1,171
(646 boys, 525 girls)
1,093
(593 boys, 500 girls)
78
Macdonnell Road
Primary School
(12 classes)
376
(200 boys, 176 girls)
371
(198 boys, 173 girls)
5
Kennedy Road
Primary School
381
(216 boys, 165 girls)
380
(215 boys, 165 girls)
1
(12 classes)
The class structure in 2005/2006 was as follows:F.7
F.6
F.5
F.4
F.1-3
U.6Sc.A
L.6Sc.A
A(Sc.)
A
A
U.6Sc.B
L.6Sc.B
B(Sc.)
B
B
U.6Sc.C
L.6Sc.C
C(Sc.)
C
C
U.6Arts
L.6Arts
D(Sc.)
D
D
E(Sc.)
E
E
F(Arts)
F
F
Fee Remission
In the secondary school, 186 pupils were granted remission of tuition
fees (103 full remission; 15 three-fourths remission, 61 half remission;
6 one-fourth remission) and 1 also had his/her tong fai waived. 119 were
recipients of book grants and 171 of Local Education Allowance.
68 students were granted school bursaries.
Curriculum
Medium of Instruction
The Medium of Instruction is English. 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.
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S.4 & S.5
Subject
S.6 & S.7
S.1
S.2
S.3
Arts
Science
Arts
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(AS) √
(AS) √
(AS) √
Chinese Lang
Chinese Lang & Culture
Chinese Literature
Science
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Chinese History
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Putonghua
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Use of English
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English Literature
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(AS) √
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(AL) √
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Liberal Studies
Mathematics
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Add. Mathematics
(AS) √
(AS) √
(AS) √
(AS) √
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Pure Mathematics
(AL) √
Maths. & Statistics
Physics
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(AL) √
Chemistry
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(AL) √
Biology
√
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(AL) √
History
√
√
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(AL) √
Geography
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(AL) √
Civil Education
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Religious Studies
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Economics
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Art
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Life Skills Education
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(AL) √
(AL) √
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CE Music
Music
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Psychology
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Physical Education
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Spiritual, Civic and Moral Education
It has always been our emphasis to develop students holistically and to
instil in them high moral values as well as an altruistic personality in the
spirit of Christian faith. Moral values were introduced to, and developed in,
our students through school life and the school culture. Various activities
were organized, such as assembly talks, ICAC anti-crime and anti-corruption
workshops, “e-time” on-line reading programme jointly organized by ICAC,
Committee on the Promotion of Civic Education, Commission On Youth and
HK Writers Association, and talks on stress management and time
management conducted by the school social workers. A series of sex
education sessions was also arranged by the school social workers for the
junior form students and a talk on sexual harassment was given to F.1 by
the Forest Union. The Big Brother Big Sister Project provided leadership
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training to the senior form students who then formed a support group for
the junior form students. The F.1 Orientation Day was held in late August
to facilitate the adaptation of the F.1 students. For Form 1 and Form 2
students, moral education was reinforced through a development
programme organized by the Team of Health Service for the Youth. Apart
from these activities, moral and value education was done in the form
teacher period as well as incorporated into the curricula, especially those of
Chinese Language, Civic Education and Religious Studies.
Spiritual education was complemented by a strong emphasis
on Christian education, including the daily assembly, Religious Studies
lessons and Christian Fellowship programmes. We were grateful to
Mr. Thomas Chow, the chaplain, for coming regularly to preach at our
morning assembly and for supporting our religious activities. The College
also followed the tradition of celebrating Christmas at St. John’s Cathedral
on 22 December 2004 with Rev. Ip Kam Fai as the preacher. Our Ascension
Day Service was held at the Cathedral on 25 May 2005. We thank Rev. Hung
Fan Hon for delivering the sermon. Apart from these regular services, this
year, a series of activities was organized in the religious week from 3 to
7 April 2006, (including hymn-sharing, book exhibitions, faith sharing on
campus) and an evangelistic meeting held on 4 April 2006. We were
grateful that Mr. Cheung Kin Ting, the renowned movie director, came as
our guest in the evangelistic meeting to share his life and spiritual
experience. In addition, the Christian fellowship, bible study groups and
morning prayer meetings were held to provide our students with a learning
and growing environment according to biblical principles. There was
testimony sharing of Christian students at assembly and the audience was
impressed by the Christian students’ faith and witnesses.
The aim of civic education is to foster students with an attitude
of caring about one’s fellow human beings and make a positive difference
in their lives. To achieve this objective, we have participated in
many meaningful activities with external organizations such as the
Youth Committee on Anti-Smoking to promote a smoking-free
environment, the Ronald McDonald House to raise funds to help sick
children and their families, the Consumer Culture Study Award VII, the
UNICEF Ambassador Scheme, the voluntary community work organized by
the office of Hon. Alan Leong Kah-Kit SC and an intensive study of poverty
which includes inviting guest speakers from World Vision and Society for
Community Organization. Internally, the Current Affairs Club has also
organized many varied activities to arouse civic awareness. These activities
include a forum on the topic of gender equality, a survey about universal
suffrage, a news quiz competition, a news reporting competition and the
CAC days. Most of the activities held were well received by students. In
particular, the CAC days received much praise for their excellent
organization and art work and the enthusiastic participation of the
students.
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Extra-curricular Activities and Enrichment Programmes
Extra-curricular activities have always been an important component of
students’ education in this school. 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.
Different types of programmes were organized for our students to
suit their individual needs. For example, different leadership programmes,
such as the Harvard Model Congress Asia in September 2005 and the
Singapore Leadership Convention in June 2006, were offered to students
of different forms. Study tours and student exchange programmes to
different places, including mainland China, Singapore, Australia and the UK,
were offered to our Form 2 to Form 6 students.
To further broaden students’ horizons, expeditionary programmes
were offered. The first one was a nine-day programme to Xinjiang in
July 2006 for 16 Form 4-6 students. The second one was an eleven-day
Outward Bound Training Programme in Sabah, Malaysia, for 16 Form 6
students during the Easter Holidays.
In order to allow our students to engage themselves in meaningful
activities, we took the initiative to organize the Student Activity Week from
26 November to 4 December 2005. Lessons were suspended for Form 1 to
Form 4 students so that they could take part in different activities: Form 1
Life Education Camp, Form 2 Guangzhou Putonghua Camp, Form 3 Study
Trip to Nansha and Form 4 Outward Bound Training Programme.
Thanks to our alumni at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, the
Residential Learning Programme continued this year. Fifteen Form 6
students spent 5 days in February 2006 at the CUHK enjoying the life of
real university students. In addition, they received the warmest welcome
from our alumni there. It has again proven to be a most rewarding journey
for the participants and the feedback was most encouraging.
Apart from all the above programmes, we tried to further enhance
our junior form students’ development by implementing “Enrichment
Programmes” for all Form 1 to Form 3 students. All junior form students
were required to undertake “one musical instrument, one sport and
one community service”. With funding from the College, students were
required to learn a musical instrument and to participate in at least one
community service. For sports, Form 1 students were introduced to track
and field events on the Athletic Activities Day and Form 2 and Form 3
students had the opportunity to try out various sports including archery,
bowling, canoeing, lawn bowls, golf, horseback riding, rowing and
ice-skating.
In relation to sports, our annual Sports Day was held on 15 and
17 November 2005 at Siu Sai Wan Sports Ground. We were honoured to
have Ms. Malina Ngai Man Ling, Hong Kong record holder for discus and shot
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put, to present prizes to our students. Our Swimming Gala was held on
6 October 2005 at Victoria Park Swimming Pool. We invited teachers
from the High School Attached To Tsinghua University to present prizes
to our students.
To allow students to make better use of their summer vacation,
we arranged a Summer Sports Training Programme for all students.
This year, activities included basketball, fencing, squash, swimming, yoga,
dance(hip hop/jazz), taekwondo and table tennis. There was also special
training for several of our school teams, which was open to selected new
Form 1 students from our own primary schools.
The year 2005/06 was an extremely busy but also exciting year for
the music enthusiasts in our school. The primary objective of our music
education programme is to preserve our fine musical tradition, expose our
students to the artistic-musical world outside and instil in them a lifelong
passion for music. The Music Department was actively involved in all four of
the 90th Anniversary celebrations. In particular, the Messiah Concert held
on 28 December 2005 was a grand musical reunion of 9 alumni vocal
soloists and more than 300 alumni and students in the combined choir and
orchestra.
In the 2006 Hong Kong Schools Music Festival, the Senior Mixed Voice
Choir, Treble Choir, Harmonica Ensemble and Guitar Ensemble earned
2 Firsts, 2 Seconds and 2 Thirds in the group events, while students
continued to achieve outstanding results, including 13 Firsts, 26 Seconds,
and 31 Thirds in individual events.
Opportunities for external performances abound for all school music
teams. The Wind Band played at the opening ceremony of Sports Day and
the 90th Anniversary Dinner, while the Harmonica Ensemble performed at
the 2005 Michaelmas Fair in St. John’s Cathedral.
The 90th Anniversary Extravaganza held at AsiaWorld-Expo on 8 July
2006 was not the conclusion of an eventful year, but the beginning of
a busy summer for some of the school teams. The Treble Choir participated
in the 2006 Hong Kong International Youth and Children’s Choir Festival and
earned a coveted Gold Award in the Youth Choir - under 16 category.
In July, 46 members of the Concert Choir took part in the famed
Europa Cantat in Mainz, Germany, attending workshops and performing
in exchange concerts and in churches. Sixteen members of the Harmonica
Orchestra went to Taipei in August to compete in the 2006 Asia Pacific
Harmonica Festival, obtaining impressive results in the solo, duet and
ensemble classes.
Student Union
During the year, one of the Student Union’s main contributions was
their assistance in organizing the 90th Anniversary celebration activities.
We were most impressed by their wholehearted efforts in the promotion,
ticket-selling and also reception processes.
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To enhance our students’ campus life and facilitate classroom learning,
the Student Union organized the second-hand book selling, C.E days, as well
as various fun-filled activities like the Karaoke competition, Christmas Ball,
and the SPCC Challenge. All were warmly received by their schoolmates.
Being a student body safeguarding students’ interests, the Student
Union has not forgotten their vital role as a bridge between various school
communities. Through organizing various interclub activities, such as the
C.E. days, the publicity training course, as well as the multicultural
Valentine’s Day, they have reinforced unity among clubs and societies.
They have also organized interschool activities such as the F.5 and F.7
inter-school oral practice, the Avant Garde Interschool Karaoke competition
and the leadership training camp, aiming to bring together their fellow
schoolmates and students from other schools so that they can learn from
each other.
One of the Student Union’s main initiatives this year was the Campus
Webcast which provides schoolmates with a channel to express their
opinions, be aware of the latest happenings, and most important of all, to
show care and concern for the school. They also kept further developing
the Junior Board programme to help build up a team of committed and
responsible members for the Student Union in the future.
Achievements of Students
1.
Public Examination Results
One of the finest traditions of St. Paul’s Co-educational College is her
academic excellence. In general, our students are diligent, inquisitive and
passionate in learning. Among many of our outstanding students,
Shum Chung Tin of Form 7 obtained 4A’s at the Hong Kong
Advanced-level Examination and three students of Form 5 got 10A’s
at the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination.
Results of the Hong Kong Certificate of Education Examination
No. of
Participants
No. of
Distinctions
No. of
Credits
No. with 5Es
and above
Pass %
209
380
812
200
95.7%
Results of the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination
No. of
Participants
No. of
Distinctions
No. of
Credits
No. of
Passes
96
57
239
478
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2.
Student Exit
Form 5 Graduates
Our
Sixth
Form
Other HK
Secondary
Schools
Local
Tertiary
institutions
U.S.A
U.K.
Canada
Australia
Others
122
40
8
7
18
3
8
3
Form 6 and Form 7 Graduates
Local Universities/
Tertiary Institutions
U.S.A
U.K.
Canada
Australia
Mainland
China
Others
97
11
2
3
1
1
4
3.
Academic Scholarships and Awards
• Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prizes (2 students)
• Lee Shau Kee Scholarship tenable at Oxford University (1 student)
• Grantham Scholar of the Year Award (2 students)
• AmCham Charitable Foundation Book Prize (1 student)
• Harvard Book Prizes (3 students)
• Scholarships awarded by Yahoo! Hong Kong (3 students)
• Lau Man Kui Scholarship (1 student)
• The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers Prize for Potential
Engineering Students (1 student)
(1 student)
•
• Early Admission Scheme Entrance Scholarships (13 students)
4.
Achievements in Extra-curricular Activities
Our students continued to excel at the Schools Music Festival
and Schools Speech Festival. We were also proud to see continuous
improvement in the field of sports with several teams being in the top three
positions in inter-school tournaments. We wish to congratulate the winners
as well as all those who have participated in and supported our sportsmen
and sportswomen in these events. It was most gratifying to see many of
our students winning awards and excelling in various inter-school
competitions. The trophies and honour won are the fruits of high morale
among our students, commitment of teachers and participants and
generous funding from the College. “For a list of student achievements,
please refer to our new publication — The Achievers.”
Campus Improvement
Under the School Improvement Programme, the 2/F covered
playground has been converted into 3 new classrooms and the new annex
rising next to the basketball court will provide new special rooms for
computer-assisted learning, language, small group teaching, as well as
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a new staff room and multi-purpose room. These facilities will be in full
operation in October 2006.
A schematic design for the redevelopment of the Macdonnell Road
primary school site is in progress. The existing building will be demolished
and an extension block for the secondary school campus, the Li Chong Yuet
Ming Building will be constructed. The construction period is scheduled from
2008 to 2011 after the primary school is relocated to the new premises in
Wong Chuk Hang. Improvement works within the existing secondary school
campus are planned to be carried out concurrently provided that normal
school activities will not be jeopardized, and are scheduled to be completed
by 2013.
In order to provide sufficient facilities for teaching and normal school
activities, the EMB has approved the College use of 26 Kennedy Road as
a decanting site during the secondary school redevelopment from 2008
to 2013.
Involvement of Parents and Alumni
Apart from an unprecedented level of involvement in the preparations
for the 90th Anniversary Celebrations, our parents and alumni have
continued to strengthen their close ties with the school and show their full
support to our effort to provide quality education to our students. For a
report on their activities, please refer to Table 2 and Table 3.
Donations for Charitable Causes and Fund-raising Campaign
Being a Christian school, we have always attached great importance to
caring and sharing. On 30 September 2005, 100 staff and students
donated blood to the Hong Kong Red Cross Society. On the Dress Casual
Day on 30 September 2005, we raised a total of $54,300.20 for The
Community Chest. Twice in the year, we collected donations from our staff
and students of the secondary schools to be distributed to the following
charitable organizations:
Oxfam, the Sheng Kung Hui Diocesan Welfare Council, St. John’s
Cathedral, the Spastic Association of Hong Kong, the H.K. 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, the Salvation Army, St. John Ambulance Association
and Brigade, the Society for the Relief of Disabled Children, the
Children’s Cancer Foundation, Unicef and Friends of the Earth.
To raise funds for The Council of St. Paul’s Co-educational College
Charitable Trust, we organized our sixth annual walkathon at The Peak on
6 November 2005. With the enthusiastic support of parents, staff,
alumni and students, we raised a total of $2,279,620.
The Extravaganza, held on 7 July 2006 at the AsiaWorld-Expo, raised
$5,014,799 for the Landmark Fundraising Campaign. By the end of
August 2006, we were pleased to have reached the $256,688,881 mark.
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Primary Schools
MacDonnell Road Primary School
2005-2006 was an exciting and busy year for all students, staff
members and parents. The whole academic year was occupied by the
celebratory activities for the School’s 90th Anniversary and the merging
tasks of the two Primary Schools.
Besides working hard on the series of celebratory activities throughout
this academic year, our curriculum and co-curricular activities were not put
aside. Our students’ studies and inter-school competitions continued to
bear fruit. The efforts of students, parents and teachers were rewarded
with the ever fruitful awards and prizes from Hong Kong Schools Sports
Federation, Speech Festival, Music Festival, Mathematics Olympiad, etc.
The awards/prizes obtained by our Swimming Team, Rugby Team, Senior
Choir, Junior Choir, Percussion Band, Mathematics Olympiad Team and
individual students proved that St. Paul’s Co-educational (MacDonnell Road)
Primary School has provided high quality all-round education to nurture our
young generation.
Our School was extremely lucky to have a team of dedicated staff and
a party of committed parents. Both groups worked extra hard this year to
enhance the merging of two Primary Schools. Their efforts helped to mark
this milestone in the history of the School.
Kennedy Road Primary School
Over the past year, teachers from different panels have had regular
meetings on developing an innovative curriculum and implementing new
strategies in extra-curricular activities. The school held various kinds of
seminars and workshops for its teaching staff and students to prepare
them for the merging of the two primary schools in September 2006.
This year, we put our main emphasis on the enhancement of the
language of Chinese and Putonghua. Due to our success in implementing
“Multiple Intelligences” in primary classrooms, our students’ talents in both
intellectual and interpersonal aspects were explored and further developed.
Many students continued to excel in various kinds of inter-school
competitions, obtaining outstanding results in the Hong Kong Schools
Speech and Music Festivals, winning awards of “The Outstanding Youth of
Hong Kong” and “The Outstanding Student of Hong Kong”. One of our
students won the top prize in “The Project Talent Search” competition.
In sports, two students obtained “The Outstanding Primary School’s
Male Athlete Award (Urban)” and “The Outstanding Primary School’s Table
Tennis Player Award (Hong Kong & Kowloon District)” respectively.
Furthermore, one student represented Sheng Kung Hui primary schools of
Hong Kong to join the National Olympiad Mathematics Competition held in
Qingdao and attained excellent results.
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In addition, our science teachers were awarded the prestigious
“Chief Executive’s Award for Teaching Excellence” in Science Education Key
Learning Area due to their distinguished teaching strategies and
enthusiasm in Science Education. In the past year, our science teachers
have conducted workshops for local and overseas educators while our
English teachers shared their teaching experience with teachers from other
local schools.
90th Anniversary Celebrations
This year marked the 90th Anniversary of St. Paul’s Co-educational
College and to plan and execute the celebrations, an organizing committee
comprised of the Supervisor of the College, the Principal of the College,
staff and committee members of the Parent-Teacher Associations of the
three schools, as well as committee members of the Alumni Association,
was set up in May 2004. The theme for the anniversary was “To Serve,
To Excel” and a series of four events was held to commemorate the occasion.
The first event was the Fun Fair held on 25 and 26 September. We
were honoured to have Professor Arthur Li, Secretary of Education and
Manpower as well as our alumnus, as our guest of honour. In a break with
tradition, the Fun Fair was held on all three campuses and it featured game
stalls, food stalls, exhibitions and performances and was very well attended.
The theme for our Messiah Concert, the second event, was “Christ the
King”. It was held on 28 December in the Concert Hall of the Cultural Centre.
The concert encompassed highlights from Handel’s Messiah and was
performed by over 300 alumni and student singers who were accompanied
by our school orchestra. The Concert was followed five nights later with our
Celebration Dinner hosted by the Alumni Association on 2 January. This was
a resounding success and there were over 180 tables in the Grand Hall of
the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
The final celebratory event was The Extravaganza, a fundraising
activity to support our Landmark Fund-raising Campaign, held on 7 July at
the AsiaWorld-Expo. Students and staff of the three schools performed on
stage in a variety of performances together with several notable alumni in
front of an audience of more than 6,000 people. Over HK$5 million was
raised through this event.
Putting together these four events called for the combined efforts of
the staff, students and parents of the three schools as well as our alumni.
The dedication and enthusiasm that all exhibited clearly shows that the
St. Paul’s spirit is very much alive and we would like to thank those
concerned for helping us make our 90th Anniversary Celebrations a success.
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The Way Forward
1.
Holistic, developmental and experiential learning in the four dimensions
of Leadership and Community Service; Language and Culture;
Humanities, Science and Mathematics; Aesthetic and Creativity
We strongly believe that the acquisition of a global perspective is
essential in today’s world. We have therefore initiated several
programmes as the first steps in instilling a world-view in our students.
Our international student exchange programme has grown from
strength to strength. Starting with a one-week exchange programme
for our Form 6 students with The High School Attached to Tsinghua
University, Beijing in 2004, we have now formed relationships with nine
reputable schools in seven cities in Australia, Canada, Mainland China,
Singapore and the U.S. We have also extended the programme to our
Forms 2, 3 and 4 for periods ranging from one week to five weeks. In
addition to this, each term-break and summer holiday period, we offer
a host of overseas study trips with varying themes such as community
service in Xinjiang, China, adventure in Sabah, Malaysia and English
Enhancement Trip and English Literary Trip in England. We started to
offer language hors’doeuvre, or language lessons in Arabic and Spanish,
and not only will we continue to do so in the coming year, we will also
start an advanced class in Spanish. We hosted our first international
conference when we invited overseas students from ten schools in
eight cities for the Student Science Conference in April. We will
continue to hold such thematic conferences each year and plans are
for us to hold an international music conference in 2006/2007. For the
coming year, we will extend our Student Activities Week to our Form 6
students, giving them the opportunity to attend lectures, workshops,
seminars and to experience life in local tertiary institutions or to be
attached to companies either in Hong Kong or Mainland China.
2.
Planning and preparation for the Senior Secondary Curriculum
The Academic Committee has worked out a preliminary New
Senior Secondary curriculum framework including the possible
combination and choices of subjects, learning hours of each subject
and timetabling arrangement.
In the coming year, it is hoped that this first cohort of Form One
NSS students will be taught the junior curriculum which would prepare
them to start learning the NSS curriculum a year earlier in Form Three
in 2008/09.
The work on designing and developing the NSS Liberal Studies has
started and will continue in the coming year with the foundation built
from Civic Education and other related subjects.
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3.
Merging of the two primary schools and integration with the secondary
school in the “One-school / Through-train” spirit
The past academic year was an eventful one with the
ground-breaking ceremony of the new primary school campus in
Wong Chuk Hang, renaming of the two merged primary schools as
St Paul’s Co-educational College Primary School (SPCCPS) and
appointment of Ms Lydia Lee Tuen Yee as the new Headmistress of
SPCCPS.
Under the Task Force on merging and integrating of the secondary
and primary schools chaired by the Principal of the College, and
working in the spirit of “One-school”, a tailor-made seamless
curriculum suited to the high standard and level of capability of our
students with enrichment, extension and enhancement learning
throughout the primary and secondary school years is being
developed. It is aimed that our primary students will complete their
primary curriculum within five years and a new Primary Six curriculum
will be designed and planned for use in two years’ time.
4.
Comprehensive School Review
Analysis of the Stakeholders’ Surveys of teachers, students and
parents conducted this year has drawn our attention to two issues of
concern requiring follow-up action in the coming year for improvement.
Students are of the view that they would benefit more and would
be better motivated and happier in learning with appropriate praise and
encouragement from the teachers. Workshops in understanding the
value and technique in giving praise and encouragement will be
organized in the coming year for teachers.
In order to encourage and promote a more thinking and enquiry
learning approach in students, teachers are encouraged to build
into their lesson plans the space and time for students to think and
ask questions.
5.
Enhancement of teacher professional development
This was the first year when the three-year appraisal cycle began
and the new teacher appraisal, development and promotion system
was in use. Teachers responded enthusiastically to the new system and
eight teachers applied for re-grading and promotion under the
new system. Teachers and subject department heads are strongly
encouraged to make good use of the funding on professional
development on an individual basis and on a department/subject basis.
6.
Academic counselling for F.6 students - a new task for 2006/07
All F.6 students will be assigned an academic counsellor who is
his/her subject teacher to offer more personal and timely academic
advice/counsel on the academic progress of the student throughout
the two years of AL study.
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Appreciation
The past academic year was a most fruitful and eventful one for
SPCC. It saw us celebrating our 90th Anniversary, breaking ground at
the new primary school campus in Wong Chuk Hang, effecting the
merging of the renamed St Paul’s Co-educational College Primary
School, appointing Ms Lydia Lee as its first Headmistress, and
launching many new programmes such as the Student Activities Week,
to name just a few of the highlights.
Many people have contributed generously to our school in our
zealous strive to provide quality education to our students and to break
new ground in the history of SPCC and education in Hong Kong. I would
like to thank our council members, the Education and Manpower Bureau,
our parents, alumni and friends for their advice and support. In particular,
I would like to thank 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.
Our school’s greatest asset is a group of devoted, competent and
caring staff whose dedication and professionalism have made St Paul’s
a learning organization and a caring home to all who have the fortune
to learn and work here. We take pride in our school and shall
continue to develop individuals who have high moral values, who are
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
Activities in 2005-2006
A. Subject Related Clubs/Societies
English Society
Board display, publication of bulletins, camp, Halloween
activities, Valentine’s Day activities.
Competitions: creative writing, scrabble, translation (joint
function with Chinese Society & Putonghua Group).
English Debating
Society
Board display, workshops.
Competitions: interclass debates, interschool debates.
Booklovers Club
Publication of bulletins, discussion session.
Competitions: book report, cover design.
Chinese Society
Board display, homepage, publication of bulletins, Chinese
New Year activities, Chinese Valentine’s Day activities.
Competitions: Chinese calligraphy, Chinese character
typing, creative writing, “fantizi” and “jiantizi” conversion,
impromptu speaking, impromptu story writing, video
dubbing, translation (joint function with English Society &
Putonghua Group), interclass debates, interclass quizzes.
Putonghua Group
Competitions: F.1 interclass singing, F.3 advertisementdubbing, F.3 duologue, F.3 impromptu reading, F.3 pin-du,
F.3 poem recital, F.3 story telling, F.3 interclass debates,
translation (joint function with Chinese Society & English
Society).
Mathematics Club
Board display, publication of newsletters, workshops,
HKCEE sharing (Mathematics and Additional
Mathematics), Mathematics Days.
Competitions: speed calculation, Sudoku Super Challenge.
Computer Club
Board display, homepage, publication of bulletins, courses,
service for Sports Days & Swimming Gala.
Competitions: “Arcade Mania”, English typing, website
design, quizzes.
Economics Society
Film Show, quizzes, talk, outing, HKCEE sharing.
Geography-History
Society
Board display, publication of newsletters, film shows, map
reading workshop, field trips, hiking, outings, visit,
HKCEE sharing.
Competitions: F.1-4 interclass quizzes, orienteering.
Psychology Society
Board display, publication of newsletters, film shows,
Psychology Day.
Christian Fellowship
Board display, bible study group, carol singing, regular
gatherings, prayer meetings, Youth Alpha Courses,
Religious Week.
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Junior Science Club
Experiments, board display, publication of bulletin, game
stalls.
Competitions: paper planes (joint function with Physics
Club), interclass quizzes.
Biology Club
Dissections, board display, video shows, “GM Food”
exhibition (joint function with Health Education Club),
HKCEE sharing, Biology Day.
Chemistry Club
Experiments, board display, publication of bulletins, game
stalls, olympiads, outings, HKCEE sharing, Chemistry
Days.
Competitions: membership card design, crossword.
Physics Club
Experiments, board display, publication of bulletins,
HKCEE sharing, Physics Days, paper planes competition
(joint function with Junior Science Club).
Art Club
Board display, publication of bulletins, workshops, fashion
show (joint function with Home Economics Club).
Competitions: Christmas card design, fashion design.
Current Affairs Club
Board display, forums, game stalls, CAC Days.
Competitions: news reporting, quizzes.
D&T Club
Board display, publication of bulletin,
membership card design competition.
Home Economics Club
Board display, publication of bulletins and newsletter,
reading corner, courses, workshops, fashion show (joint
function with Art Club).
Music Society
Choirs, orchestra, harmonica, wind band, guitar ensemble,
recorder ensemble, instrumental classes, keyboard
accompaniment, auditions, singing contests, practices and
performances, overseas trips, Christmas Carol Service,
Speech Day Choir Performance, Messiah Concert,
Extravaganza, Hong Kong Schools Music Festival.
courses,
B. Interest and Service Groups
Astronomy Club
Board display, publication of bulletins and newsletters,
visit, camp, Astronomy Day.
Chess Club
Board display, bridge workshops, Chess Day.
Competitions: chess, Chinese chess.
Drama Club
Board display, film shows, performances.
Competitions: “Big Television”, interclass
competition, interschool drama competition.
Philatelic Society
Board display, publication of bulletin, game stalls, film
shows, visit, advance stamp ordering service, Hong Kong
Post Mosaic competition.
Photography Society
Board display, photo sharing sessions, outings, services,
photography competition.
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AV production Club
Training, maintenance of equipment, video recording of
assemblies, seminars, ceremonies, club functions, school
functions and F.5 Farewell Concert.
Environmental
Protection Club
Board display, workshops, EPC Day.
Health Education Club
Board display, “GM Food” exhibition (joint function with
Biology Club), Health Days.
Stage Management
Society
Training, maintenance of equipment, backstage service for
assemblies, seminars, ceremonies, club functions, school
functions, singing contests, PTA functions, F.5 Farewell
Concert, Messiah Concert, Extravaganza.
Tuck Shop
Monitoring Group
Surveys, daily inspection and random checking of standard
of food and service in the tuck shop.
Basketball Club
Interclass basketball competition, “3-on-3” competition,
“3-points shootout” competition, teachers vs. students
invitation matches, “STARS” matches, farewell matches.
Soccer Club
“Cup of Hope” interclass football competition, F.1&2
“watermelon” competition, board display.
Table Tennis Club
Interclass table tennis competitions, individual table tennis
competitions, teachers vs. students invitation matches,
board display, publication of bulletins and newsletters.
Badminton Club
Board display, referee training courses.
Competition: logo design, interclass badminton competitions.
D. Uniform Groups
Scouts
Hong Kong Island Regional Scout Day, Hong Kong Scout
Rally, patrol competition, patrol camp, training camp,
hiking, expedition, services, training courses: first aid, use
of pressure and gas stoves, camp craft, personal and patrol
gear, map and compass, orienteering, knotting, cooking,
farewell party for Mr. Lee Wing Chiu.
Girl Guides
Interest badges, services, overnight camp, patrol
competitions, training courses: outdoor and backwoods
cooking, art and craft, marching, orienteering.
St. John Ambulance
Brigade
St. Paul’s Ambulance
Cadet Division
International First Aid Competition, Individual First Aid
Competition, leadership training, recruit training, foot
drills, first aid and home nursing courses, proficiency
courses, services.
St. Paul’s Nursing
Cadet Division
International First Aid Competition, Individual First Aid
Competition, Individual Home Nursing Competition, interdivisional competitions, leadership training, recruit
training, foot drills, first aid and home nursing courses,
proficiency courses, services, annual training camp, winter
camp, services.
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TABLE 2:
2005
/
9
24
25
9
(
29
1
(
)
10
(
10
(
8
1
10
22
11
6
11
9
11
26
PTA
)
)
(
)
Reading Moms
)
(i)
(ii)
12
1
12
12 6
2006 5
12
9
9
2006
/
1
2
1
26
1
26
2
2
(
11
)
(
)
21
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2006
( )
/
3
18
3
18
3
18
4
28
5
4
5
8
5
13
5
29,30
6
21
6
30
31
SPPC Youth Visions Seminars
(
(
6
30
7
3
7
7
7
8
12
(
)
)
Extravaganza
7
8
26
9
9
10
9
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TABLE 3: ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
List of Activities
2005
Date
Activities
28 October
Happy Hour Drinks
White Angels Night
6 November
2005/2006 Walkathon
8 December
Carol Service
16 December
Golf Day 2005
28 December
90 Anniversary Celebration
th
Messiah Concert
2006
Date
Activities
2 January
90 Anniversary Celebration Dinner
24 February
Happy Hour Drinks
4 March
visit and roof painting at
Community Service Programme
Hong Chi Morning Light School in Yuen Long
22 April
Parent-Child Community Service Programme to Po Leung Kuk
28 April
Happy Hour Drinks
29 April
Gathering of the School Archives Sub-committee
24 June
Gathering of the School Archives
St. Paul s Co-educational College
29 June
Summer Gathering
th
Money Arts
Entrepreneurs night
Dr. Kotewall and
30 June
Happy Hour Drinks
7 July
90 Anniversary Celebration
Parents night
25 August
Happy Hour Drinks - Dedicated to Mr. Lee Wai Kee on his
retirement
th
The Extravaganza
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COLLEGE MATRICULATION (2006)
FOR LOCAL UNIVERSITIES/TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS
JUPAS
City University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong Baptist University
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
The HK University of Science and Technology
The University of Hong Kong
Early Admission Scheme (2006)
No. of students with offer
No. enrolled:
HKU
CUHK
Others
3
3
18
17
33
18
11
5
7
COLLEGE ACCEPTANCES (2006)
FOR UNIVERSITIES OUTSIDE HONG KONG
Australia
Melbourne University
Canada
Mount Royal College
Queen’s University
University of British Columbia
University of Toronto
York University
Mainland China
Peking University
U.K.
Imperial College, University of London
Kingston University
Loughberough University
Queen Mary, University of London
University of Bath
University of Birmingham
University of Hull
University of Newcastle Upon Tyne
University of Nottingham
University of Shefield
University of Warwick (Mech. Engineering)
University of Warwick (MORSE programme)
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
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U.S.
Carnegie Mellon University
Cornell University
Hamilton college
Indiana University, Bloomington
New York University Florence Program
New York University Stern School of Business
Pennsylvania State University
Purdue University
Rhodes College
Rice University
The State University of New York, Binghamton
Syracuse University
Tufts University
University of Miami, Ohio
University of Michigan
University of Oregon
University of Rochester
University of Southern California
University of Virginia
University of Washington, Seattle
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Washington State University
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2
1
1
1
1
1
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1
1
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1
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2
1
1
2
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RESULTS OF THE HONG KONG CERTIFICATE OF EDUCATION
EXAMINATION (FORM 5) 2006
No. of Distinctions
No. of students
10 A’s
3
9 A’s or above
5
8 A’s or above
8
6 A’s or above
22
4 A’s or above
43
Students With Outstanding HKCEE Results*
Hong Ming Him Matthew
Lui Tak Wai David
To Sharon Wing Yan
Jou Shing
Wong Yin Kwan
Yeh Shun Fung
Liu Shan
Fung Man Him
Li Sze Ki
Chan Ling Yee Francis
Wong Wai Wah
Kong Cheuk Yan
Li Tin
Yip Hoi Man
Hung Kai Ming Raymond
Lo Kai Man Kelvin
Hui Heung Shan Theodore
Leong Wing Kiu Jennifer
Chiu Ka Yan
Leung Shu Tung
Tai Siu Chung
Tong Pui Yung Grace
Law Jun Tin Andrew
So Wai Pang
Jim Hiu Ni
Lee Ching Yee
Lau Ted Shing Michael
Chow Wing
Hui Ka Ho
Leung Wing Lun
Lo Ka Man Michelle
Chan Yung Sing Alan
Mak Ming Shan Vincent
Li Chi Ying Vanessa
Charm Kai Yue
Lam Ching
Ng Wai Hang
Wong Yau Sing
Yee Chung Liang
Chan Yin Nam
Lam Shi Jie
Yam Hing Kin
Woo Wing Chiu
*Top 20% of SPCC students
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RESULTS OF THE HONG KONG ADVANCED LEVEL
EXAMINATION (FORM 7) 2006
No. of Distinctions
No. of students
4 A’s or above
1
3 A’s or above
6
2 A’s or above
16
Students With Outstanding AL Results*
Shum Chung Tin
Mak Kwan Ping
Cheng Kam Hang
Hui Ka Yan
Lee Hao Yi Jacqueline
Li Kwok Yee Justen
Fung Ka Kin
Wong Chi Hang
Chan Pui Kwan
Lau Hoi Shee
Lam Tack Ho
Tang Yat Fai
Choi Sheung Hei Brian
Tin Natasha
Lui Tak Yau Stephen
Ko Chi Yuk
Huen Chi Tak Clement
Li Man Yee
Ng Yee Yan Giselle
Kong Shing Yam
Leung Hiu Nam
*Top 20% of SPCC students
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FORM 7 GRADUATES (2006)
7A
Au Ming Tsun
Chan Chun Kwong Tony
Chan Ting Wai Benjamin
Choi Chi Kin
Fung Ka Kin
Huen Chi Tak Clement
Lam Tack Ho
Li Kwok Yee Justen
Lo Wai Kin Louie
Poon Kin Ho
Tang Yat Fai
Vu Wheelock
Wong Ka Chun Jason
Wong Man Juan
Wong Pak Yue
Wong Siu Chung
Chan Cheuk Yin Sherine
Chow Ka Yee
Lam Hoi Yee
Lam Wing Sum
Leung Yuen Shan
Lo Hoi Man Heidi
Seeto Pui Yee
Yau Lok Man
Zhang Ning
7B
Cheng Kam Hang
Chong Fan Yeung
Chu Chun Fung
Chu Lok Hin Rodney
Chung Chi Wa
Chung Wai Lun William
Ho Hong Shek Conrad
Lai Kam Yip
Lai King Man
Lam Sze Wai Raymond
Lee Dickson
Leung Ho Ming
Lui Tak Yau Stephen
Ngai Chi Sheng
Tsang Kiron
Wong Chi Hang
Wu Wing Hou
Chan Chui Ying
Chiu Frances Chak Ming
Lau Sze Kei Jessica
Lee Shu Yen Suvian
Li Lok Pui Ruperta
Li Man Yee
Ng Yee Yan Giselle
Wang Siu Li
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7C
Chen Wah Chung Walter
Chin Sing Yu
Choi Sheung Hei Brian
Fung Wai Lok
Kong Shing Yam
Li Howe Liang
Li Sai Hung
Mak Kwan Ping
Shum Chung Tin
Wong Dai Cheung Jonathan
Wong Yin Tone
Chan Pui Kwan
Chow Cherry
Chow Jun Wing Dextra
Hon Yin
Hui Ka Yan
Lau Ngou Ting
Lee Benedict Chi Kay
Lee Hao Yi Jacqueline
Leung Hiu Nam
Leung Lok Chi
7D
Hau Ming Kei
Ho Pak Kin
Hong Ming Hei Harvey
Lau Hoi Shee
Pang Yick Him
Tang Man Ho
Wong Sze Chung Howard
Yau Clinton Hank
Yu Tung Tung
Chan Yuk Fung
Choi Oi Wah Bellie
Chung Ka Man Catherine
Kam Sing
Ko Chi Yuk
Lee Ming Sum Mazing
Lei Sin Man
Ma Ying Hung
Mak Shui Ying Crystal
Tin Natasha
Tsang Ka Yan Jessica
Tsang Pui Ki
Tse Ka Wing
Wong Kam Lee
Yuen Ka Wai
Yuen Oi Wai Ivy
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FORM 5 GRADUATES (2006)
5A
Chan Hon Kit
Chan Ling Yee Francis
Chan Ting Hin
Chan Tsz Kwong
Chan Yin Nam
Charm Kai Yue
Chau Cheuk Kwan
Chen Kam Shun
Cheung Ming Tai Edward
Ho Chung Yan
Hong Ting Yung Philip
Hui Heung Shan Theodore
Hung Kai Ming Raymond
Lam Kar Man
Lau Ting Sum Samson
Lee Cheuk Wing Jonathan
Leung Wing Lun
Liang Kong Ming
Lo Kai Man Kelvin
Lo Kwun Kwong Clement
Shek Yiu Cheung
So Wai Pang
Sun Lok Hin
Wong Yau Sing
Yam Hing Kin
Yu Ho Heng
Yuen Kai Yan
Chan Sandra Seen Kwan
Chan Tsz Huen Doris
Chau Priscilla Amy
Cheng Sze Lam Eva
Chiu Ka Yan
Choi Ying Yan Tiffany
Fung Man Yuk
Li Chi Ying Vanessa
Liu Shan
Ng Hei Ling
Tong Pui Yung Grace
Wong Winnie
Wong Yin Kwan
5B
Chan Chiu Ting
Chan Chung Man
Chan Siu Lun
Chau Yu Cheung
Cheung Cheuk Kin
Chiu Hark Han Hakon
Chiu Ko Man
Hon Jeremy Shing Hin
Kam Wai Fung
Lam Kwun Hong
Li Hao
Li Si Qi
Lo Ka Chung
Luk Yin Tung
Ng Wing Yin
Wong Guy Shawn
Wong Wai Hon
Yeung Cheuk Ning Nicholas
Chan Fung Ying
Chan Nga Ping
Cheng Ka Man
Ching Hoi Man
Chow Wing
Jim Hiu Ni
Lau Yan Wun
Lee Ching Yee
Leong Wing Kiu Jennifer
Ng Boon Yin
Ng Tsz Yan
Pang Kam Yan
Wong Mei Ling
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5C
Au Yeung Ying Wai
Chan Tung Hing
Cheung Pat Yan
Chu Pak Hang
Ho Shing Yan
Hui Alvin Tin Yu
Hung Chak Kwan
Kam Hak Siu
Kwok Yiu Chung
Law Jun Tin Andrew
Lee Hin Bong
Lee Kwong Ho
Li Kin Keung
Li King Wai
Lui Jun Shun Jason
Lui Ka Wai David
Mo Shing Shui
Ngai Chi Kin
Shum Chung Man
Tai Man Suen
Wong Pak Hang Martin
Wong Yui Fung
Woo Wing Chiu
Yan Ho Kwan
Yeung Yat Shun
Chau Yin Ni
Chu Janice
Fok Yi Sum
Lau Chi Yan
Lee An Yee
Lee Yuen Han Becky
Poon Stephanie Hiew-Lui
Poon Wing Yan
Siu Man Sum
Tsang Wing Yin
Wong Chee Wan Wendy
Yau Sze Mei
5D
Chan Chun Man
Chan King Yi
Chan Pak Ho
Chan Pak Lun
Chan Sze Wang
Chan Tim Yu
Chau Chi Hei
Cheng Wai Ki
Cheng Wing Chun Noah
Fung Park Kei
Ho Tsz Shek
Kam Wing Yeung
Lee Pok Chung
Lui Shing Lung
Ng Allen Yuk Lun
So Chi Leung Hanson
Szeto Kristopher Ryan
Tam Siu Hong
Tang King Hei Marcus
Tse Chun Wai
Tse Wai Leung William
Chan Wan Tsz
Chan Yin Ching
Chat Ka Yi
Chong Yee Ying
Chung Wing Yi
Hung Fei Ming
Kwok Joyce Pui Wa
Kwok Tin Wen
Man Suet Yee
Ng Mei Kuan
Wu Ka Yan
Yeung Sze Sze
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5E
Au Yeung Kin Fai Andy
Chan Yung Sing Alan
Chu Hiu Tung
Fung Man Him
Ho Cheuk Nam
Hong Ming Him Matthew
Hui Ka Ho
Jou Shing
Kong Cheuk Yan
Lam Ching
Lau Ted Shing Michael
Leung Shu Tung
Li Daryl Chi Sing
Li Sze Ki
Li Tin
Lin Yan Lun
Lui Tak Wai David
Mak Ming Shan Vincent
Ng Wai Hang
Tai Siu Chung
Wong Hei Yin
Wong Ho Tak
Wong Wai Wah
Yee Chung Liang
Yiu Chun Yu
Choi Nga Sze
Ho Sherry
Kwok Tsz Yan
Liu On Yee
Lo Ka Man Michelle
Luk Ching Laam
Tam Man Yee
To Sharon Wing Yan
Tse Tanya Cheuk Lee
Wong Sze Yin Celine
Yeh Shun Fung
Yip Hoi Man
Yuen Wai Ling
5F
Chan Kui Ching
Cheng Hei Fung
Choi Stephen King Hung
Kwok Ka Lok
Leung Yan Ming Bryan
Ning Yi Kuang
Tang Pak Cheung
Wong Ho Tsun Jason
Yu Chun Ming
Chan Yuen Ching Ruby
Cheng Winnie Wing In
Cheung Hoi Ying
Cheung Wai Ting
Chiu Hok Man Elena
Fung Tsz Ying
Ho Hiu Ying
Hui Chi Yan
Kwok Ching Man
Kwok Sze Lam
Lam Chi Shan
Lam Shi Jie
Lau Bezanne Bisan
Lo Pui Kwun
Mak Chun Ting
To Yeuk Hang
Tsang Lee Man
Tse Wing Wun
Wong Lai Ki Liza
Yip Nga Sze
Yip Yuk Ching
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PUPILS WHO PASSED THE PRIMARY 6 EXAMINATION
ST. PAUL’S CO-EDUCATIONAL (MACDONNELL ROAD) PRIMARY SCHOOL
6A
6B
Au Sin Chi
Chan Hoi Feng Elvan
Chan Tsz Fung Kenny
Chan Wai Yan
Chan Yin Po
Chen Hei Yu Matthew
Cheung Tsz Hin
Chong Ho Yee Fiona
Chow Cheuk Hang Adrian
Choy Kai Tung Annabel
Chu Ji Nuo Jessica
Chung Chor Kiu Janice
Fan Ling Shu
Havercroft Jethro
Ho Sze Ngar Tiffany
Hui Shui Lam Serena
Ko Cheuk Wang Chaplin
Kwan Ting Yi Florence
Leong Ho Wai Clarence
Leung Carmen
Lo Sze Tik
Loo Andy
Luk Arnold Eugene
Ma Yan Ming
Ng Chun Kei Nicole
Poon Dickson Pearson Guanda
Poon Hay Yin Hayley
Sao Kiu Shun Wilson
Tai Lok To
Tang Chuen Shun
Ton Yuet Long Eujenie
Tsukabayashi Siegfried Cheung
Wang Vanessa Lauren
Wong Sun Man
Yih Thomas Benjamin
Yiu Wing Lam Michelle
Au Ka Wai
Au Wai Ying Jane
Chan Wan Yeuk
Chan Wing Ho Matthew
Chang Chi Wing Eric
Chen Nai Cien Jonathan
Cheng Sin Yan
Cheung Hoi Man
Cheung Wing Hei
Chiu Stephanie
Choi King Sum Fiona
Chow Ka Keung Samson
Fung Yiu Man
Kwan Kwok Yee
Kwok Kai Kuan Dominic
Leong Ho Wang Adrian
Leong Natasha
Leung Hoi Yu
Li Yee Sing
Lim Yue Shing Norman
Lit Yuen Yan
Luk Kai Fung Brian
Ng Chun Yan Rachael
Ng Ho Cheung Jenson
Ng Hoi Lui
Ning Yan Xi
Ong Ji Suan Christie
Poon Chun Kit Jeremy
So Chun Fung Benjamin
Sung Wai Lam Justina
Tai Lok Yin
Tsang Tin Kin
Tsui Hay Tong
Wong Sze Yuen Scott
Yih Yong Qing Nicole
Yip Hoi Chun
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PUPILS WHO PASSED THE PRIMARY 6 EXAMINATION
ST. PAUL'S CO-EDUCATIONAL (KENNEDY ROAD) PRIMARY SCHOOL
6A
Chan Tsun Heng
Chan Yin Man
Cheung Alyson
Cheung Kwok Yeung
Choi Derrick Christopher
Chu Cheuk Wang
Chu Chun Pui Jason
Chu Ki Wah Lawrence
Chung Wai Yin
Ho Wing Yee
Ko Ronnie
Lam Noel
Lam Winfred
Lau Hayley Hei Yue
Leung Timothy Wei Zhang
Lo Lok Han Josiah
Mak Michelle Ying Tung
Miao Shing Wai Winson
Mok Marcus John
Po Janice
Pun Ying Hay
Seto Alfred
Tam Edric Cheuk Yin
Tam Hok Sum Henry
Tong Athena Kerin
Tsang Sze Hang
Tse Sui Hin
Tsui Sin Ying
Wong Chak Ki Angus
Wong Lok Lok
Wong Yui Chit
Wu Sau Ching
Yan Rebecca Sen Kei
Yeung Ming Ho
Yim Chun Yiu
Ying Yiu Fong Christopher
6B
Au Kok Chai
Chan Ka Ying
Chan Warren Lawson
Cheung Marcus Yuen Yiu
Cheung Matthew Ho Ting
Chow Geraint
Chung Ka Wai
Fan Yeuk Hei Joshua
Ho Danny
Ho Manda Hiu Ting
Ho Sabrina Christina Victoria
Kwan Ka Kei
Lam Tiffany Oi Yun
Lau Chun Yip
Lau Devon Hoi Shan
Lau Hei Lam
Lee Brian Chun Hin
Li Dek Hei Desmond
Li Hao Boris
Li Kwok Ting
Lung Jacqueline Yu Si
Mak Jason Andrew
Shum Pui Yan Hoanna
So Adrian Wai Jun
Tam Hok Man Patricia
Tong Pak Heng Henry
Tsang Michelle Wei Ting
Wat Tsing Hei Joshua
Wong Cheuk Hin Ivan
Wong Chun Wing
Wong Hei Nin Boaz
Wong Hing Huen Tiffany
Wong Lok Hei Loraine
Wun Yuet Fung Jeffrey
Yau Chun Hei
Yeung Tsun Hong Jonathan
Yeung Yik
Yeung Ying Yan
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F.1 Entrance Scholarships
Au Yee Nok
Chan Stefanie Wing Ying
Cheung Alyson
Fung Yiu Man
Ho Manda Hiu Ting
Ho Sze Ngar Tiffany
Ko Michelle
Lam Pak Lun
Lui Hoi Lee
Poon Kathleen Hei Tung
Wang Yuen Sum Ada
Wat Tsing Hei Joshua
Wong Hoi Ming Iris
Wong Long Hei Timothy
Young Talents Scholarship
Leung Hui Hong
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PRIZES FOR INDIVIDUAL STUDENTS
(2005-2006)
Name
VII
Prize
Shum Chung Tin
Dr. B. M. Kotewall Memorial
Scholarship
Mak Kwan Ping
Project Rainbow Cheung Sik Hin
Thomas Scholarship
Cheng Kam Hang
St. Paul's Co-educational College
Alumni Association 75th
Anniversary Scholarship
Hui Ka Yan
Diamond Jubilee Scholarship
Lee Hao Yi Jacqueline
Li Kwun Ki Memorial Scholarship
Li Kwok Yee Justen
Dr. F. C. Woo Memorial Scholarship
(Given by the College Council)
Fung Ka Kin
Li Wai Chun Scholarship School Prize
for General Scholastic
Achievement Lee Yee Prize for
MathematicsTam Sheung Wai
Prize for Science
Wong Chi Hang
St. Paul's Co-educational College
Alumni Association (Ontario)
Scholarship
Chan Pui Kwan
Siao Chee Yuen Memorial
Scholarship
Lau Hoi Shee
Dr. F. C. Woo Bursary Grant (Given
by the Alumni Association)
Lam Tack Ho
H.K. Woo Memorial Scholarship
Tang Yat Fai
Bishop Hall Memorial Scholarship
tenable at The Chinese University
of Hong Kong Lee Chien Prize for
Chinese
Choi Sheung Hei Brian
Bishop Baker Memorial Scholarship
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Name
VI
Prize
Tin Natasha
Li Wai Chun Scholarship
Lui Tak Yau Stephen
Bishop Halward Memorial Scholarship
Ko Chi Yuk
Chen Lam Ngar Sheung Scholarship
for Social Sciences
Chan Yuk Fung
Sir Robert Kotewall Scholarship for
the Best English and Chinese
Scholar
Choi Oi Wah Bellie
School Prize for General Scholastic
Achievement
Lee Ming Sum Mazing
Andrew K. N. Li Prize for English
Chang Yan Fung David
Herbert H.K. Tsoi Prize for Science
Ho Pak Yin
Paul T'so Memorial Prize for Service
Lo Yat Hei
Dr. Li Fook Wo Scholarship
Lun Wing Cheung
Marvin K. T. Cheung Prize for
Mathematics
Chow Cheuk Wai
Fong Sum Wood-Chang Han Tsiu
Education Fund Scholarship
Wong Shun Hang
Samson
Chau Chuen Kung Prize for Service
Au Chi Yu Dennis
Chan Ching Mei Scholarship School
Prize for General Scholastic
Achievement
Lau Chi Yan
Roland Chow Prize for English
Miu Ping Yim
S.P.C.C. Music Society Scholarship
for Singer
Choi Wing Yan
Maria Lui Memorial Prize for Music
Siu Wai Fun Anita
Loi Wang Chang Memorial
Scholarship School Prize for
General Scholastic Achievement
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Name
Yeung Wai Man
V
Prize
Andrew Leung Che Ling Prize for
Chinese
Hong Ming Him
Matthew
Poon Chun Kau Prize for Leadership
Lui Tak Wai David
Sir Shouson Chow Memorial
Scholarship School Prize for
General Scholastic Achievement
Tam Sai Kit Prize for Science
To Sharon Wing Yan
Chan Tseng Hsi Memorial
Scholarship
Jou Shing
Dr. F.C. Woo Memorial Scholarship
(Given by the Alumni Association)
Wong Yin Kwan
St. Paul's Co-educational College
Alumni Association 85th
Anniversary Bursary Grant Moses
Cheng Prize for English
Yeh Shun Fung
Rose L. H. Fok Memorial
Scholarship Wong Yuk Hum
Memorial Prize for Chinese
Liu Shan
Leung Sau King Memorial
Scholarship Mak Hoi Hung Prize
for Music
Fung Man Him
Fung Kan Shiu Han Scholarship
Li Sze Ki
Chan Kan Shiu Ching Scholarship
Chan Ling Yee
Francis
Li Tam Toi Hing Memorial
Scholarship
Wong Wai Wah
Miss E. Kotewall Memorial
Scholarship
Kong Cheuk Yan
Tse Tsun Woon Memorial
Scholarship (Given by the Alumni
Association)
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Name
Prize
Li Tin
Chau Tak Hung Memorial Scholarship
Yip Hoi Man
Lo Wai Ching Scholarship
Hung Kai Ming
Raymond
Bunnan Tong Memorial Scholarship
Lo Kai Man Kelvin
Tong Chan Shuk Ying Memorial
Scholarship Frederick K.S. Leung
Prize for Mathematics
Hui Heung Shan
Theodore
Dr. F. C. Woo Memorial
Scholarship
Leong Wing Kiu
Jennifer
Fong Sum Wood Memorial
Scholarship
Chiu Ka Yan
Chang Wong Yiu Ho Scholarship
Leung Shu Tung
St. Paul's Co-educational College
Alumni Association 80th
Anniversary Bursary Grant
Tai Siu Chung
Chang Wong Yiu Ho Scholarship
Tong Pui Yung Grace
Ha Shui Wan Memorial Scholarship
Law Jun Tin Andrew
Yip Bing Luen Memorial Scholarship
So Wai Pang
Tai Sau Ning Memorial Scholarship
Jim Hiu Ni
Leung Pui Ki Memorial Scholarship
Lee Ching Yee
Nathan E.T. Siao Memorial
Scholarship
Lam Shi Jie
Fu Lau Kin Yue Prize for Human
Biology
Ching Hoi Man
Ng Heung Yau Memorial Scholarship
for Religious Studies
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Name
IV
Prize
Yeung Shu Yan Jennie
Gerald Y.S. Chang Memorial
Scholarship for General Progress
Kwong Samuel Chin Ho
Ngai Kwok Wai Prize for
Mathematics
Aubrey K. S. Li Prize for Science
Tang Chun Kit
Wong Yuk Hum Memorial Prize for
Chinese
Yu Tik Ki
Li Fook Wo Prize for English
III
Yang Yung Yung
Fong Sum Wood Memorial Prize for
English
Chen Kai Wen Memorial Scholarship
for Chinese
Mimi Y.M. Chan Prize for
Mathematics
II
Chan Cho Yan
Chow Hau Leung Memorial Prize for
English
Chan Lok Tung
Calvin T.Y. Kwan Prize for Chinese
Lee Jeffrey Chun Yin
Pun Siu Fun Prize for English
Yip Chung Yam
Vincent
Lam Chik Ho Memorial Prize for
Chinese
Chung Chor Kiu
Janice
Dr. B.M. Kotewall Prize for the Best
Pupil in P. 6 (St. Paul's Coeducational Macdonnell Rd.
Primary School)
Cheung Alyson
Dr. B.M. Kotewall Prize for the Best
Pupil in P. 6 (St. Paul's Coeducational Kennedy Rd.
Primary School)
I
P.6
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SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS
Lee Shau Kee Scholarship tenable at Oxford University
Shum Chung Tin
Chung Chi Alumni Scholarship for Excellence
Choi Sheung Hei Brian
Grantham Scholar of the Year Awards
Ko Kwan Lung
Lau Chi Yan
Hong Kong Institution of Engineers Prize for
Potential Engineering Students
Chang Yan Fung David
Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prizes
Shum Chung Tin
Lui Tak Wai David
Government Scholarships for the Sixth Form
To Sharon Wing Yan
Lui Tak Wai David
Fung Man Him
Wong Yin Kwan
Yahoo Scholarships
Hong Ming Him Matthew
Lui Tak Wai David
To Sharon Wing Yan
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AmCham Charitable Foundation Prize Book Award
Chang Yan Fung David
Harvard Book Prizes
Lau Tsz Shan
Lieou Charles Ka Cheong
Tang Wing Yan
China Resources Scholarship
Chan Sene Tsz
Lau Man Kui Scholarship
Yeung Hiu Ching
HKU Entrance Scholarships (Early Admission Scheme)
Chang Yan Fung David
Cheng Man Hin
Ko Kwan Lung
Fong Yan Hang
Leung Yin Kei May
Tang Wing Yan
Lau Chi Yan
Tong Wai Ho
Lau Ching
Lau Tsz Shan
Miu Ping Yim
CUHK Entrance Scholarships (Early Admission Scheme)
Lieou Charles Ka Cheong
Yu Tsun Yan Joanna
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