DIOCESAN GIRLS' SCHOOL
SPEECH DAY
----Friday, 20th November 2015
5:30 p.m.
in the
Auditorium
** For the electronic copy of the Speech Day Booklet, please refer
to the School Homepage (http://goo.gl/xgQgZ4)
PROGRAMME
Opening Prayer by the Right Revd Andrew Chan
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Address by the Headmistress
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Address by
Professor Deborah D.L. Chung
National Grid Endowed Chair Professor
School of Engineering
University at Buffalo, State University of New York
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Presentation of Prizes and Certificates
by
Mrs. Doris Ho, JP
Supervisor, Diocesan Girls’ School
and
The Right Revd Andrew Chan
Bishop, Diocese of Western Kowloon
Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui (Anglican-Episcopal)
Chairman, the Council of the Diocesan Girls’ School
and
Professor Deborah D.L. Chung
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Vote of Thanks in English by Ma Yuen Kwan Vanessa, Head Girl (2014-15)
Vote of Thanks in Cantonese by Tsang Ling Yi Loretta, Assistant Head Girl (2014-15)
Vote of Thanks in Putonghua by Qiu Jennifer Zijun, Head Girl (2014-15)
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School Hymn
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Benediction by the Right Revd Andrew Chan
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SCHOOL HYMN
Our Father, by whose servants
Our House was built of old,
Whose hand hath crowned her children
With blessings manifold,
For thine unfailing mercies
Far-strewn along our way,
With all who passed before us,
We praise thy name today.
The changeful years unresting
Their silent course have sped.
New comrades ever bringing
In comrades’ steps to tread;
And some are long forgotten,
Long spent their hopes and fears;
Safe rest they in thy keeping,
Who changest not with years.
They reap not where they laboured,
We reap what they have sown;
Our harvest may be garnered
By ages yet unknown.
The days of old have dowered us
With gifts beyond all praise;
Our Father, make us faithful
To serve the coming days.
Before us and beside us,
Still holden in thine hand,
A cloud unseen of witness,
Our elder comrades stand:
One family unbroken,
We join, with one acclaim,
One heart, one voice uplifting,
To glorify thy name.
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SCHOOL COUNCIL
(2014-2015)
Chairman:
The Rt. Revd Andrew Chan
Vice-Chairman:
The Revd John L. Menear
Members:
Mrs. Doris Ho, JP (Supervisor)
Mrs. Josephine Chang (Hon. Treasurer)
Mrs. Stella Lau, JP (Headmistress, DGS)
Mrs. Emily Dai (Headmistress, DGJS)
Ms. Barbara Chan
Mrs. Sheilah Chatjaval
Prof. Nelson Chen
Mr. Ronnie Cheng
Ms. Stephanie Cheung
Prof. Arthur Li, GBS, JP
Mrs. Ng Saw Kheng, JP
Prof. Helen Shen
Mrs. Susanna Wong
Mr. Marco Wu, SBS
Ms. Benita Yu
The Hon. Madam Justice Yuen, JA
Ms. Deirdre Fu Tcheng (Chairperson, PTA)
Ms. Yvonne Chan (President, DOGA)
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SENIOR SCHOOL STAFF
(2014-2015)
Headmistress
Mrs.
S. Lau JP, Honorary Fellow, City University of Hong Kong;
MEd (Counselling), Chinese University of Hong Kong;
PCEd, University of Hong Kong; Dip D'études Françaises
Modernes, University of Geneva; BA, University of
Waterloo.
Principal Graduate Master/Mistress (PGM):
Mr.
Mrs.
S.K. Lam, BSc (Hons), PCEd, University of Hong Kong;
MA (Information Technology in Education), Chinese
University of Hong Kong.
A. Lee, BA (Hons), CertEd, MEd (TEFL), University of
Hong Kong.
Assistant Principal
Mrs.
P. Hui, BEd (Hons), Cheltenham & Gloucester College of
Higher Education; TC, Sir Robert Black College of
Education; ACTE (PE), Grantham College of Education.
Senior Graduate Masters/Mistresses (SGM):
Mr.
M.H. Au, BSocSc, Chinese University of Hong Kong;
CertEd, University of Hong Kong.
Mr.
S. Chu, BSc (Hons), University of Manchester; PCEd,
MEd (Administration), University of Hong Kong.
Mr.
A. Ebrahim, BA (Hons), University of Pennsylvania;
PGDE, University of Hong Kong.
Mrs.
C.P. Ho, BSc (Hons), CertEd, University of Hong Kong;
MSc (Information Technology), University of Edinburgh.
Mrs.
K.Y. Lam, BA (Hons), DipEd, MA (Chinese Language
and Literature), Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Mr.
J. Ng, BEng (Hons), MPhil (Information Engineering),
Chinese University of Hong Kong; PCEd, University of
Hong Kong.
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Mr.
J. Oddie, BSc, King's College London; PCEd, University
of Hong Kong.
Mrs.
K.L. Shing, BA (Hons), CertEd, MEd (Curriculum
Studies), University of Hong Kong.
Ms.
K. Suthiphongchai, TEFL Cert, BSc (Hons), California
State University, Long Beach; MA, Teachers College,
Columbia University; PGDE, University of Hong Kong;
Cert in Student Guidance & Discipline, Hong Kong
Institute of Education.
Mrs.
P.S. Tong, BEng (Hons), Chinese University of Hong
Kong; PCEd, MStat, University of Hong Kong.
Acting Senior Graduate Masters/Mistresses (Acting SGM):
Mrs.
C. Chan, BEd (Hons), University of Hong Kong; MA
(Chinese Linguistics), Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
Dr.
M.W. Or, BSc (Hons), PhD, DipEd, Chinese University of
Hong Kong.
Graduate Masters/Mistresses (GM):
Miss
R. Ahuja, BA (Hons), Goldsmiths, University of London;
PGDE, University of Hong Kong
Miss
C. Au, BSocSc (Hons), PGDE, Chinese University of
Hong Kong.
Mr.
H.C. Chan, BEd (Hons), Chinese University of Hong
Kong; MEd (Teaching Chinese as a Second Language),
Beijing Language and Culture University.
Miss
K.K. Chan, BEd (Hons), Hong Kong Institute of
Education; MA (Liberal Studies), Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology.
Mrs.
L. Chan, BA (Hons), MA, Chinese University of Hong
Kong; PCEd, University of Hong Kong.
Miss
P.Y. Chan, BA (Hons), BEd (Hons), MA (Teaching
Chinese as an International Language), Chinese
University of Hong Kong.
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Ms.
V. Chan, BSc (Hons), McMaster University; PCEd,
University of Hong Kong; MEd (Educational
Psychology), Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Mrs.
Y. Chan, BSc, University of British Columbia; PGDE,
University of Hong Kong.
Mr.
K.H. Cheng, BA (Hons), PGDE, University of Hong
Kong.
Mrs.
M. Cheng, BBA (Hons), Hong Kong University of
Science and Technology; PGDE, Chinese University of
Hong Kong.
Mr.
T. Cheng, BSc, Chinese University of Hong Kong;
MSc, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology;
PGDE (Liberal Studies), Hong Kong Baptist University.
Miss
I. Cheung, BA (Hons), Hong Kong Polytechnic
University; MSc, London School of Economics and
Political Science.
Mrs.
J. Cheung, BA, University of British Columbia; MA,
University of Toronto; PGDE, Hong Kong Baptist
University.
Ms.
M. Cheung, MA (Hons), University of Aberdeen; PCEd,
University of Hong Kong.
Miss
P. Cheung, BA (Hons), DipEd, Chinese University of
Hong Kong; BFA (Hons), the Hong Kong Academy for
Performing Arts (Film & TV).
Miss
P.M.L. Cheung, BSc (Hons), Chinese University of
Hong Kong; PGDE, MEd (Science Education),
University of Hong Kong.
Miss
G. Chiang, BA (Hons), Chinese University of Hong
Kong; MMus (Historical Musicology), Royal Holloway,
University of London; PGDE, Hong Kong Baptist
University; LTCL.
Miss
J. Cho, BA, University of Hong Kong; MA (Translation),
University of Queensland.
Mrs.
A. Chung, BSocSc (Hons), DipEd, Chinese University
of Hong Kong; MSc, University of Oxford; DipCS,
China Graduate School of Theology.
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Dr.
M. Coulter, BA (Hons), MA (French), PhD (English and
French Literature), University of Canterbury; PGDE,
Christchurch College of Education; ARAD (Associate
Royal Academy Dance); LTCC (Lamda Teachers
Certificate in Communication).
Mr.
B. Doherty, BSc (Hons), La Trobe University; PGDE,
University of Hong Kong.
Mrs.
M. Fong, BSocSc (Hons), PCEd, MEd (Educational
Guidance), University of Hong Kong; MCS, Evangel
Seminary.
Mr.
C.T. Fung, BSc (Hons), University of Hong Kong; DipEd,
MSc, Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Mrs.
J. Hau, BA (Hons), MA (Chinese Language and
Literature), Chinese University of Hong Kong; PCEd,
University of Hong Kong.
Miss
C. Ho, BA, Charles Sturt University; TC, Northcote
College of Education.
Mr.
E. Ho, BSc (Hons), University of Michigan; MSc,
University of California, Berkeley; PGDE, Chinese
University of Hong Kong.
Miss
D. Hui, BMus (Performance), University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Mr.
D. Hyam, BA (Hons), University of Stirling; PGDE,
University of Hong Kong.
Mrs.
P. Kam, BA (Hons), Hong Kong Polytechnic University;
MEd (Visual Arts), Hong Kong Institute of Education;
TC, Sir Robert Black College of Education; ATC (Art &
Design), Grantham College of Education.
Miss
N. Kitchell, BA (Hons), University of Keele; MA,
University of Westminister; PGDE, University of Hong
Kong.
Mrs.
S. Kun, TC, Northcote College of Education; BTh,
Evangel Seminary.
Miss
H. Kwok, BA (Hons), BEd (Hons), MEd, University of
Hong Kong.
Mrs.
D. Lam, BSocSc, PGDE, Chinese University of Hong
Kong.
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Mrs.
M. Lam, BSc (Hons), PGDE, KPLS, MEd (Liberal
Studies), Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Miss
D. Lau, BSc (Hons), Chinese University of Hong Kong ;
PGDE, University of Hong Kong.
Miss
J. Lau, BEd, University of Hong Kong.
Miss
B. Lee, BE, University of New South Wales; PCEd, MSc
(Information Technology in Education), University of
Hong Kong.
Miss
J. Lee, BSc, University of Hertfordshire; PGDE (PSHE),
MEd (Educational Studies), HKIed; Adv Dip Geoscience,
University of Hong Kong.
Miss
S. Leung, BEd (Hons), Chinese University of Hong
Kong.
Ms.
Y. Leung, BA (Hons), MEd (Social Science), PCEd,
University of Hong Kong.
Mr.
H.Y. Li, BEd (Hons), Hong Kong Institute of Education.
Miss
S. Li, BSc (Hons), MPhil, PGDE, University of Hong
Kong.
Mrs.
V. Ma, BA (Hons), MA (Chinese Language and
Literature), PCEd, University of Hong Kong.
Miss
M.Y. Mak, BA (Hons), BEd (Hons), MA (Chinese
Language Education), Chinese University of Hong
Kong.
Ms.
S. Mak, BEng (Hons), PGDE, University of Hong Kong.
Miss
C. Moy, BBA (Hons), Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology; PGDE, Chinese University of Hong
Kong.
Mr.
M. Nip, BEng (Hons), PGDE, Chinese University of Hong
Kong.
Mr.
D. Pang, BA (Hons), MA, King's College London;
certTESOL, Trinity College London.
Mrs.
K. Pang, BA, University of Toronto.
Mrs.
R. Santos, BEd (Hons), MEd (Sports Science & Physical
Education), Chinese University of Hong Kong; TC,
Northcote College of Education; ATC (PE), Sir Robert
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Black College of Education.
Miss
P. Sun, BSc, McGill University.
Ms.
A. Sy, BSocSc (Hons), PGDE, MEd (Educational
Psychology), Chinese University of Hong Kong.
Mrs.
J. Tang, BSc (Hons), PCEd, MEd (Liberal Studies),
University of Hong Kong.
Mr.
K.L. Tang, BEd, University of Wolverhampton; TC, ATC
(PE), Grantham College of Education.
Ms.
K. Tengvall, BEd (Hons), Queensland University of
Technology.
Mrs.
S.Y. To, BA (Hons), DipEd, Chinese University of Hong
Kong; MEd (Chinese Language Education), University of
Hong Kong.
Mrs.
K. Tsang, BBA (Hons), PgDip in Psy, MPhil
(Psychology), PGDE (Liberal Studies), Chinese
University of Hong Kong.
Mr.
T. Tse, BA (Hons), BEd (Hons), Chinese University of
Hong Kong.
Mr.
A. Tsui, BSc (Hons), Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology; MSc, PGDE, Chinese University of
Hong Kong.
Miss
K.M. Tsui, BA, National Taiwan University; PCEd, MEd
(Chinese Language Education), University of Hong Kong.
Miss
C. Wong, BA (Hons), PCEd, MEd (Chinese Language
Education), University of Hong Kong.
Mrs.
C.C. Wong, BSc (Hons), Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology; MMedSc (Medical Sciences &
Pharmacology), PCEd, University of Hong Kong; MSSc
(General Education & Liberal Studies), Chinese University of
Hong Kong; CIEHLevel II (Food Safety & Hygiene in
Catering), Chartered Institute of Environmental Health, UK;
CT ABRSM (Piano), The Royal Schools of Music, London.
Mrs.
L. Wong, BEd (Hons), University of Hong Kong; TC,
Hong Kong Institute of Education; MA (Chinese
Language and Literature), Chinese University of Hong
Kong.
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Mr.
N.B. Wong, BSc (Hons), DipEd, Chinese University of
Hong Kong.
Miss
R. Wong, BA (Hons), BEd (Hons), University of Hong
Kong.
Mrs.
R.L. Wong, BEcon&Fin (Hons), PCEd, University of
Hong Kong; PGDE (Liberal Studies STSK Stream),
Hong Kong Baptist University.
Mr.
W.S. Wong, BA (Hons), Chinese University of Hong
Kong; PGDE, University of Hong Kong.
Ms.
D. Yeung, BSc, Simon Fraser University; PGDE,
University of Hong Kong.
Miss
G. Yu, BSocSc (Hons), PGDE (Liberal Studies),
Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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Headmistress’ Report (2014-2015)
Speech Day – 20th November 2015
The academic year 2014-15 was yet another vibrant and rewarding
year for everyone at DGS as we celebrated our School’s 155th
anniversary. As we look back, we saw our trail lined with God’s
abundant blessings and grace, as in so many past years.
Over the past year, I would like to highlight two particular
developments. First, until the 1970s, DGS had the tradition of
offering boarding facilities to overseas students and some local
students. At our newly redeveloped DGS campus, we have actually
made provision for the relaunch of boarding facilities for about 60
students. This would help to cater for girls from around the region
and also local students who can benefit from a boarding education at
DGS. We see the advantage of diversifying our student mix and
broadening their exposure. Also, the School Council, the School
Management Committee and the Parents Teachers Association have
unanimously supported this move. With regard to this initiative,
the Education Bureau has already conveyed to us the Government’s
agreement in principle, and the School is in the process of drawing
up plans to build an additional floor and renovate two existing floors
of our main building, in the hope of welcoming our first boarding
cohort in two years’ time.
The second initiative winning overwhelming support last summer is
for DGS to offer an alternative curriculum offering girls the option to
sit for IGCSE Chinese Language coupled with the International
General Certificate of Education Advanced Level examinations in
different subjects. This alternative curriculum will be introduced to
mainly cater for the needs of those girls who find it difficult to attain
the HKDSE Level 3 proficiency in Chinese Language. As many
may be aware, this proficiency is a requirement for entering local
universities funded by the University Grants Committee. We shall
keep you updated on details of both these initiatives once we obtain
final approval from the Education Bureau and the relevant boards.
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In line with the DGS ethos and good tradition, the philosophy of our
education encompasses five pillars, namely, zealous pursuit of
knowledge, aesthetic appreciation through music-making and the
performing arts, participation in sports, contribution to society
through community service, and spiritual nurturing which permeates
the activities in the first four areas, with the aim of building up our
girls to be Women of Excellence. Hence, we aim to cultivate in our
girls the traits of Steadfastness in Learning, Sensitivity towards
Beauty, Stamina in Sports, Generosity in Service, and Honouring
God and Respecting People.
Below is a brief account of the activities undertaken and
achievements attained in the five domains mentioned above. I invite
readers to refer to the full electronic reports from the different
departments on our School Homepage at www.dgs.edu.hk.
At this juncture, let me briefly summarise the academic
achievements in public examinations. The 153 girls in the 2014-15
graduating class who sat the HKDSE attained a total of 203 Level
5**, with 98 % of the subject entries awarded Level 3 or above.
Consequently, 90% of the girls met local university entrance
requirements. Deserving our heartfelt congratulations are Lau Hiu
Ching and Regina Yung, who received top scores in all subjects in
the HKDSE Examination. Andrea Au, who scored six 5**s in the
HKDSE, was first runner-up in the SCMP Student of Year in Science
and Mathematics.
For the local universities, 22 girls went to study Medicine, 1 to
Dentistry, 1 to Pharmacy and 23 entered the Law programme. 25
girls enrolled in various finance and business programmes, among
whom four have taken up offers to study International Business and
Global Management (IBGM) at the University of Hong Kong.
Other girls opted for a diverse range of courses like Architecture,
Biomedical Science, Engineering, English, Mathematics, Media and
Journalism, Philosophy, Physiotherapy and Urban Studies.
100% of our girls who applied overseas received offers of admission.
The UK universities include Cambridge University, London School
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of Economics and Political Science, Imperial College London and
University College London, while the US colleges include Johns
Hopkins University, University of Pennsylvania and Duke University.
Some of our girls enjoyed offers from the University of Toronto and
University of British Columbia in Canada, the University of
Melbourne and Monash University in Australia and University of
Tokyo in Japan.
The above achievements of the girls would not have been possible
without the dedication and guidance of the teachers. I would also
like to record my appreciation of their willingness and untiring effort
to upgrade their professionalism through attending seminars and
courses despite their heavy teaching loads. Their readiness to
participate in the offering of the Alternative Curriculum is key to our
ability to make a swift adaptation to help address the needs of some
of our girls.
School life at DGS is rich and varied. Apart from academic studies,
we encourage girls to develop a healthy balance between active and
quiet pursuits, which they can enjoy even after graduation.
In terms of music, locally, our girls continued to take part in the
Hong Kong Schools Music Festival Competitions and Music
Interflows and came first in many events. For a full report of the
results, please refer to the report from the Music Department for their
achievements. The efforts of our music teachers have been reinforced
by the appointment of Mr Leung Kin Fung as our Performing Arts
Director. As a result, our musicians have had many more
opportunities to hone their skills through their performances in
Shenzhen, Macau and Taiwan. While overseas exchanges are worth
pursuing to broaden the girls’ exposure, we also had exchanges with
many local schools through many joint-school school programmes.
Such collaborations help to broaden the scope of music appreciation
amongst students across the community.
Last year we experimented with a special concerto competition.
Many girls participated and we were overwhelmed by the musical
competence of our girls. In the end, instead of choosing one single
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winner, we chose five of them, namely a vocalist, a pianist, a
violinist, a cellist and a harpist (Christy Leung, who was first
runner-up in the SCMP Student of the Year for Performing Arts),
who performed five different concertos with our School Symphony
Orchestra at our 155th Anniversary Concert held in July.
Music at DGS is both a tool to bond, to serve and a means to
cultivate friendship. It was an especially poignant moment when
choristers comprising School Council members, old girls, parents
and current students from both the Junior and Senior Schools
gathered together for the very first time to sing a song of praise
during the 155th Anniversary Concert.
The Literature Appreciation Project, School Drama shows, talks on
theatrical art and literary study, and Drama Ensemble Workshops
continued to enrich the school life of the whole community.
We also had a solid year in debates and public speaking in 2014 – 15,
culminating in the School being the host of the Grand Finals of the
World Individual Debating and Public Speaking Championships
2015 that took place in Hong Kong. It is worth mentioning that the
event was held for the first time in Asia. Our team took part in the
10th Junior Debating Championship organized by the Hong Kong
Schools Debating Council and captured the Championship in the
Gold Division. Cheung Yik Ka was invited to join as a member of
Hong Kong Team to compete in the World Individual and Public
Speaking Tournament taking place later this year. Vanessa Ma,
who received the Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award, was the
Overall Champion and Best Speaker of the Tournament in the Hong
Kong Parliamentary Debating Champion 2015 organised by the
University of Hong Kong. Nicole Liu was awarded the SCMP
Student Linguist of the Year in English Language. Our School
hosted a Model United Nations forum in Hong Kong while many of
our girls took part in MUN events overseas too.
The Chinese debating teams took part enthusiastically, capturing the
Scholastic Cup with some team members being awarded Best
Speakers in various competition events. Elaine Wong was awarded
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the SCMP Student Linguist of the Year in the Cantonese section. The
full list of prizes and awards received by our students can be found
in both the Speech Day booklet and the School Homepage.
While we advocate participation in sports for health and a healthy
lifestyle, our talented athletes, through their Stamina in Sports, the
third of the five traits, represented the School to compete in 25
inter-school sports competitions, achieving excellent results. We
were champions in 11 of the 25 competitions (including athletics,
cross-country, dodgeball, dragon boat, indoor rowing, life saving,
orienteering, squash, tennis, tenpin bowling, with the Swimming
Team capturing the 27th consecutive Overall Champion trophy).
We were also runner-up in another six competitions (archery,
badminton, basketball, fencing, table-tennis, volleyball). Consequently,
DGS emerged as the Champion in the Bank of China Hong Kong
(BOCHK) Rising Star Award for the sixth year and came second in
the BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Award. Cheung Kiu Wai was awarded
the BOCHK Sports Girl of the Year, Leung Wing Hei was awarded
the BOCHK Rising Star Award, while six athletes were awarded the
Outstanding Athlete Awards in their respective sports.
Kitty Tam, a golfer, was awarded the SCMP Student of the Year for
Sports. For the newly introduced Grantham Foundation Fund
Outstanding Athlete Awards, Yeung Pak Wai won the Ten Sport
Excellence Award while nine other athletes won the same award in
their specific categories. Our athletes’ prowess in sports also led to a
number of them being selected to represent Hong Kong in regional
and international competitions in various sports.
As learning in and out of school is seen as a coherent whole, I would
also like to give parents an idea of our Overseas Programmes &
Overseas Exchange Programmes. These aim to give our students
greater cultural exposure and imbue in them an appreciation for
cultural diversity. This year, apart from our usual vibrant exchanges
with our partner schools in Australia, India, Mainland China, New
Zealand and Singapore, we look forward to starting exchange visits
with St. Andrew’s Priory School for Girls in Honolulu, Hawaii and
St. Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School in Brisbane, Australia.
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While students are overseas, we make sure that they are still
connected to home. Students are required to write a blog describing
their daily experiences during the exchange. Then there are written
and oral reports from the groups of students after each trip and in
most cases students are required to share their experiences with the
whole school. Through all these various activities, the students
develop useful research and presentation skills, broaden their
horizons and heighten their environmental awareness. Most of our
partner schools reciprocated with visits to DGS and I would
especially like to thank parents who very kindly hosted these
overseas students at their homes.
With regard to Community Service, our School’s vision of
encouraging, nurturing and cultivating our students to contribute
their service towards the School, their family and the local and
international communities has remained the same since its inception
in 1860. Internally, the Big Sister Programme enables senior students
to build relationships with new girls joining the School, thus helping
them to adapt to the school life at DGS. From serving the new
arrivals, and offering a helping hand to the underprivileged in the
neighbourhood, such as the Rainbow D.R.E.A.M (Drama, Reading,
English, Arts and Movement) Camp 2015, to partnering with NGOs
in large-scale activities, such as the Palliative Care Programme for
Terminally Ill Patients at the Hospice Care Centre of Queen
Elizabeth Hospital, we hope to direct our students’ hearts and effort
towards the community so as to make a positive difference in the
lives of the people they meet.
With the aim of providing Spiritual Nurturing to Honour God and
Respect People, the Religious Education Department organized
activities which instil in our girls Christian / moral values. During
Morning Assembly, students and teachers congregated in the
Auditorium to start the day by worshipping God under the
overarching theme ‘Seeking God’s Strength’. To complement our
walk with God, Rev. Menear and his team from St. Andrew’s Church
came on Friday mornings to minister to us God’s teachings. We also
bade fond farewell to Rev. Menear, who retired and returned to
Australia.
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Christian Youth Fellowship committee members conduct weekly
meetings during lunchtime on Mondays under the guidance of
Christian teachers. During the year, the Gospel Week in November
was held to share the Gospel and to celebrate the Harvest Festival.
Apart from other whole-form activities, we are grateful to our old
girls of different school years, who came back to conduct the S5
Retreat for their younger sisters, sharing with them wisdom in the
journey of life.
To further empower the student body and to deepen our civic
education, in June and July 2015 the whole school participated in a
democratic process to elect or recommend suitable candidates to be
their student leaders. Through this exercise, the school developed a
stronger sense of belonging and learnt more about selecting the most
capable leaders through democratic expression and election. I would
also like to take this opportunity to reaffirm our philosophy in
education here at DGS, that is, to give equal opportunities to all
students and to help them all reach a high standard in whatever they
endeavour to achieve.
I would like to congratulate all girls, irrespective of their
examination results as we are proud of them for the fact that they
have been able to improve upon themselves and meet their own
goals. I think it is important that every student in the School
recognises that each person has her combination of abilities and
limitations, and the challenge is to better oneself and surpass one's
own record.
To help equip teachers with relevant knowledge and skills in
providing emotional support and academic guidance for student
development, a 2-day Staff Development Programme was organized
in April. The active participation and contribution of teachers in the
programme reflected their dedication towards enhancing their
professionalism. Teachers treasured the opportunity to discuss school
issues and gave a lot of constructive comments and suggestions in
teaching and learning, which helped the School to identify the future
training needs of teachers.
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The provision of quality education at our School was made possible
also through the support of many members of the DGS family and I
would like to take this opportunity to thank them. First and foremost,
I would like to thank the EDB represented by Mrs. Jacqueline Ling
for their expert advice and support. To our parents I thank them for
their dedication, which enabled us to offer their daughters learning
opportunities both in and beyond the formal classroom. Also, their
generous donations last year towards our Annual Appeal gave us
extra financial resources to engage in projects which enhanced
teaching and learning. Many parents also devoted time to give us
much needed professional advice and help, which ultimately brought
fruitful benefits to our students.
We also thank the many members of the Diocesan Old Girls’
Association. They gave us support in a large variety of ways –
career talks, job shadowing, sponsorship of scholarships; in fact in
whatever we ask of them. So many old girls were so generous with
their time that they would always avail themselves to us. We thank
them for their timely help, especially when we were undertaking
projects beyond classroom learning.
At this juncture, I would like to record my gratitude to the Chairman
of the School Council the Rt. Rev. Andrew Chan, Mrs. D. Ho the
Supervisor, our Honorary Treasurer Mrs. Josephine Chang, the Legal
Team headed by Ms Benita Yu, the School Management Committee,
the Building Subcommittee headed by Mr. Hardy Lok, and the
Repairs and Maintenance Subcommittee headed by Mr. Marco Wu,
for their valuable guidance and devotion that helped me in delivering
my responsibilities as Headmistress.
Last but not least, I would like to thank to the following members of
staff who had served the school well and left us: Miss K.M. Tsui,
who retired after 25 years of service and Miss R. Wong, who has
joined DGJS as the Head of English. Other members of staff include
Dr. M. Coulter, Mr. T. Cheng, Mr. T. Tse, Miss K.K. Chan and Miss
L. Ip. I hope that the new members who have joined us will enjoy
working with us and find their job rewarding.
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This report would not be complete without expressing thanks to God,
our Heavenly Father, who has throughout the years greatly blessed
our School as we work each day for the betterment of our students.
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Major Awards and Scholarships (2014-2015)
External
Section I
Prince Philip Scholarship tenable at Cambridge University
Woo Tsz Yu Isabella
SCMP/HKJC Student of The Year Awards organized by South China
Moring Post Ltd and the Hong Kong Jockey Club
Linguist (English): Winner: Liu Hui Kay Nicole
Linguist (Cantonese): Winner: Wong Elaine
Sportsperson: Winner: Tam Yik Ching
Performing Artist: First Runner-up: Leung Wing Man Christy
Scientist & Mathematician: First Runner-up: Au Andrea Chor Kiu
Sports Scholarship (Elite Training Grant) organised by the Hong
Kong Sports Institute
Swimming: Leung Ya Ting Noel
Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prize
Chiu Yuen Fei Irene
Princeton Club Book Award
Tse Chun Yee
Harvard Book Prize
Winner: Yiu Tsz Ching
Runner-Up: Wong Lok Sze Laurice
Runner-Up: Wong Kelly Hiu Ching
The American Chamber of Commerce Charitable Foundation Prize
Book Award
Qiu Jennifer Zijun
Brown University Book Award
Wong Elaine
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HarvEst Youth Leadership Award
Wong Lok Sze Laurice
HKICPA Scholarship for Secondary Schools organized by Hong
Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Yiu Tsz Ching
Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award organized by Youth Arch
Foundation
Ma Yuen Kwan Vanessa
The 28th HKSAR Outstanding Students Selection organized by JCI,
Yuen Long
Chou Stephanie
「我愛香港十大模範少年選舉」──我愛香港協會主辦
2015 我愛香港十大模範少年：丘紫君
油尖旺區校長會傑出學生選舉──油尖旺區校長會主辦
傑出學生：曾令宜
第七屆九龍地域傑出學生選舉──九龍地域校長聯會及香港青
年協進會聯合主辦
傑出學生：曾令宜
Woo Hay Tong Scholarship
Leung Joyce Wei Yin
Lam Wing Kwan
Lam Li Man Maggie
Lui Kee Scholarship
Lam Hiu Ching Michelle
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Section II
「愛 • 和平」中文創意寫作比賽──雅典娜 e 學園主辦
最積極中學大獎
初中組冠軍：陳永鑾
第八屆大學文學獎少年作家獎──香港浸會大學主辦
少年作家獎：湯皓雯
第 26 屆中學生好書龍虎榜──香港教育專業人員協會、康樂及
文化事務署、香港公共圖書館合辦
書評寫作比賽 (高級組) 冠軍：吳子昕
香港教育城「創作獎勵計劃」──香港教育城主辦
中學組：散文 / 隨筆冠軍：邱敬甯
中學組：主題寫作冠軍：宋穎翹
2014-2015 中國中學生作文大賽──香港中華文化促進中心主辦
全國賽區
初中組「恆源祥文學之星」及「最具感染力獎」：邱敬甯
初中組「恆源祥文學之星提名獎」：孫遇晴
「夢想的力量」徵文比賽──兩地一心主辦
冠軍：關姿婷
「華夏盃」全國數學奧林匹克邀請賽 2015 (華南賽區) 晉級
賽 — 香港數學奧林匹克協會主辦
特等獎：中一：吳師邁; 中二：梁嘉晴
「華夏盃」全國數學奧林匹克邀請賽 2015 (全國總決賽) ──
香港數學奧林匹克協會主辦
一等獎：中二：梁嘉晴、黃子嘉
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第十三屆走進美妙的數學花園全國趣味數學解題技能展示活動
─走進美妙的數學花園青少年展示交流活動組委會主辦
一等獎：吳師邁
Hong Kong Youth mathematical papers and innovation competitions
2015 organized by the International Mathematical Olympiad Hong
Kong Committee
Mathematical Modelling Section:
Champion: Lee Kwan Ning Annie
Canadian Mathematics Contests organized by the Centre for
Education in Mathematics and Computing
Top Scorer in the Pascal Contest: Sham Sze Tung Tiffany
Top Scorer in the Cayley Contest: Lau Sin Tung Clarice
Top Scorers in the Gauss Contest (Grade 7): Ng Sze Mai, Tsui
Wing Yuen, Chan Shun Lydia
Top Scorers in the Gauss Contest (Grade 8): Wong Chi Ka
Hong Kong Young Math Genius 2015 organized by Hong Kong
Gifted & Talent Development Institute
S2 Level: Champion: Wong Chi Ka
S3 Level: Champion: Lam Yuet Yee
Asia International Mathematical Olympiad Open Contest 2015
(Final) organized by The Asia International Mathematical
Olympiad Union
Senior Secondary: Gold Honour Award: Sheung Wing Chun
The 12th Talent Problem Solving Competition organized by the
Olympiad Education Association, Family Learning Association
and Department of History, Hong Kong Shue Yan University
Junior Secondary Section: Gold Award: Poon Ho Kiu Allie
Xiwanbei International Mathematics Contest organized by The Hong
Kong Youth Mathematical Challenge
Gold prize (Champion): Wong Chi Ka
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Asia International Mathematical Olympiad Open Contest 2014 Final
organized by Asia International Mathematical Olympiad Union
and Hong Kong Mathematical Olympiad Association
Gold Honour Award: Leung Ka Ching
Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiads 2014 Finals (SASMO)
organized by Archimedes Olympiads Research Institute and Hong
Kong Mathematical Olympiad Association
Gold Honour Award: Leung Ka Ching, Poon Ho Kiu Allie
Searching for Nature Stories 2015 organized by the School of Life
Sciences of the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Science
Education Section of the Education Bureau, and Ho Koon Nature
Education cum Astronomical Centre
Team: Champion
International Junior Science Olympiad 2015 - Hong Kong Screening
organized by Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education, Gifted
Education Section of the Education Bureau and Hong Kong
Association for Science and Mathematics Education
First Class Honour: Chau Cheuk Wai Katrina
HKUST ScienceFocus Article Submission Competition organized by
the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Winner: Chan Hoi Yue
49th Hong Kong Brands and Products Expo「廣告 TEEN 才」Short
Movie Competition organized by The Chinese Manufacturers’
Association of Hong Kong
Team: The Best Actor & The Brand Award, Bburago
“Smart Phone, Smart User” Photo Storytelling Competition
organized by Office of the Communications Authority
Junior Secondary: First: Kwan Hei Ching Godiva
The Small Montmartre of Bitola 2015
Member of the Best Team: Lau Sin Tung
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The "Small Montmartre of Bitola" International Youth Art
Competition organized by The Children Art Studio St. Cyril and
Methody (Bitola, Macedonia)
The Diploma Winner Award: Lau Natalie Si Wing,
Chu Simchah Choi Yiu
Gold Palette Winner Award: Yuen Monica Ho Lam
The Wharf Hong Kong Secondary Art Competition 2014 - 15
organized by The Wharf (Holdings) Limited
Outstanding Performance Award: Chan Yvonne Yuet Yan
The 19th Hong Kong School Chinese & English Penmanship
Competition organized by Hong Kong Professional Teachers'
Union & Hong Kong Hard Pen Calligraphists' Association
Champion: Ip Ingrid
The 6th Hong Kong Teenage Art Competition organized by Star Kids
Art Development Centre
Junior Secondary School Section: English Calligraphy
Champion: Ip Ingrid
The World Children's Drawing Competition (Bansko 2014)
organized by the Little Zograff Foundation
Gold Medal: Lau Sin Tung
Section III
BOCHK Rising Star Award organized by the Hong Kong Schools
Sports Federation
Girls School
: Champion
BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Award
Girls School
: First Runner-up
BOCHK Sportgirl of the Year
Cheung Kiu Wai
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BOCHK Outstanding Athlete Award
Athletics
: Lam Christy Ho Yan
Cross Country : Lee Suet Ying
Hockey
: Chan Chun Nga
Swimming
: Tam Hoi Lam
Table Tennis
: Lee Ka Yee Karisa
Tennis
: Ng Kwan Yau
BOCHK Rising Star Athlete Award
Athletics
: Leung Wing Hei
Grantham Outstanding Student Athlete Awards 2014-2015 organized
by the Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation
Athletics
: Chan Yee Ki
Cross-country
: Chan Yee Ki
Gymnastics
: Ng Yan Yin
Indoor Rowing
: Au Hiu Pui
Swimming
: Leung Ya Ting Noel
Tennis
: Leong Justine Sophie Kwan Tung
Tenpin Bowling
: Chan Nori
Volleyball
: Yau Ching
Ten Sport Excellence Award: Yeung Pak Wai
Inter-school Archery Competition
Overall
: Second Runner-up
C Grade
: Champion
Individual
: Champion : Ma Yi Tung
Samsung 第 58 屆體育節射箭比賽──中國香港體育協會暨奧林
匹克委員會（港協暨奧委會）主辦
女子反曲弓丙組冠軍：馬懿彤
香港理工大學學生會箭藝會 15 周年紀念賽──香港理工大學學
生會箭藝會主辦
女子反曲弓丙組冠軍：馬懿彤
女子反曲弓新秀組冠軍：羅雪忻
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荃葵射箭會射箭錦標賽 2014-15──荃葵射箭會主辦
女子反曲弓青少年級組 （晉升反曲弓初級組）:
冠軍：馬懿彤
女子反曲弓青少年級組 18 米距離獎：馬懿彤
黃大仙區射箭比賽 2014/15 ──康樂及文化事務署, 黃大仙區
康樂體育會聯合主辦
女子反曲弓新秀組季軍 (25 米破青少年分齡記錄 308 分）:
馬懿彤
Inter-school Athletics Competition (Division 1)
Overall
: Champion
A Grade
: Champion
B Grade
: Champion
C Grade
: Champion
Individual
A Grade
200m
: Champion : Lam Christy Ho Yan
400m
: Champion : Lam Christy Ho Yan
800m
: Champion : Chan Yee Ki
1500m
: Champion : Chan Yee Ki
100m Hurdles
: Champion : Yuen Wing Nam
High Jump
: Champion : Tang Tiffany Yi Ching
4×100m
: Champion : Chan Tak Yan
Lee Suet Ying
Chan Yee Ki
Lam Christy Ho Yan
B Grade
100m Hurdles
: Champion : Lam Yan Tung
High Jump
: Champion : Wong Yuen Nam
Long Jump
: Champion : Wong Yuen Nam
Shot Put
: Champion : Lau Ho Ching Stephanie
Discus Throw
: Champion : Lau Ho Ching Stephanie
4×100m
: Champion : Au Ka Wing
Leung Nga Ching
Wong Yuen Nam
Lam Yan Tung
C Grade
100m
: Champion : Leung Wing Hei
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200m
400m
Shot Put
4×100m
4×400m
: Champion : Leung Wing Hei
: Champion : Fan Linna
: Champion : Ma Ho Chee
: Champion : Tang Vanessa Yik Ching
Tsang Pak Chi
Kwok Hui Man Natalie
Leung Wing Hei
: Champion : Lin Ka Wing
Fok Tsz Yi
Lau Cheuk Yin Eugenia
Fan Linna
Inter-school Badminton Competition (Division I)
Overall
: First Runner-up
A Grade
: First Runner-up
B Grade
: First Runner-up
C Grade
: First Runner-up
2015 Hong Kong Badminton Doubles League
Girls Group D : Champion
All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Badminton Tournament
Team
Secondary School Girls
: First Runner-up
Individual
Girls Doubles: First Runner-up : Ng Lee Kwun
Mak Tse Yan Gianne
Girls Singles : Second Runner-up: Lam Hei Tung Rachel
The 5th Hong Kong Games Badminton Women's Doubles organized
by the Sports Commission
Women's Doubles: Champion : Mak Tsz Yan Gianne
Wong Po Huen
中銀香港 2015 年全港學界羽毛球團體錦標賽──香港羽毛球總
會主辦
女子初中組：冠軍
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6th Asian School Badminton Championship organized by Hong
Kong Schools Sports Federation
Mixed Doubles : Second Runner-up: Lam Hei Tung Rachel
Inter-school Basketball Competition (Division I)
Overall
: Second Runner-up
C Grade
: First Runner-up
Inter-school Tenpin Bowling Competition
Team
: Champion
Inter-school Cross Country Competition (Division I)
Overall
: Champion
A Grade
: First Runner-up
B Grade
: Second Runner-up
C Grade
: Champion
Individual
A Grade
: Champion : Chan Yee Ki
51st Schools Dance Festival organised by Hong Kong Dance
Association Limited and the Education Bureau (Open)
Chinese Dance
Group
: Highly Commended Award
Modern Dance
Group
: Honours Award
Hong Kong Inter-School Dodgeball Championships 2014-2015
Overall
: Champion
6th Hong Kong Inter-School Dragon Boat Championships
Small Boat Category (Girls’ Division): Champion
Inter-school Fencing Competition
Overall
: First Runner-up
Epee
: Champion
Foil
: Second Runner-up
Sabre
: First Runner-up
Inter-school Handball Competition
C Grade
: First Runner-up
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Inter-school Indoor Rowing Competition
Overall
: Champion
A Grade
: Champion
B Grade
: Champion
C Grade
: First Runner-up
All Hong Kong Inter-Secondary School Life-saving Competition
Overall
: Champion
A Grade
: Champion
B Grade
: Champion
Individual
A Grade :
200m Obstacle Swim
: Champion:Tam Hoi Lam
100m Manikin Carry with Fins : Champion :Au Hiu Pui
100m Manikin Tow with Fins : Champion :Leung Ya Ting Noel
4×25m Manikin Carry
: Champion : Chan Wai Tung
Tang Yue Man
Lui Hei Ching
Yuen Sze Hang
4×50m Medley Relay
: Champion : Tam Hoi Lam
Au Hiu Pui
Lau Sze Wing
LeungYaTung Noel
Line Throw
: Champion : Cheung Kiu Wai
Yiu Sze Hang
B Grade :
200m Obstacle Swim
: Champion : Chan Tsz Ching
100m Rescue Medley
: Champion : Wan Ling Shu
100m Manikin Carry with Fins : Champion : Yeung Pak Wai
200m Super Lifesaver
: Champion : Yeung Pak Wai
4×50m Medley Relay
: Champion : WongTotoKwanTo
ChanWingYauClavel
Lok Hoi Man
Hung Hiu Yan
4×25m Manikin Carry : Champion : Wan Ling Shu
Marsha Melis
Lam Hiu Wai
Yeung Pak Wai
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The Joint-School Orienteering Championships 2014-2015
Team
Overall
: Champion
A Grade
: First Runner-up
B Grade
: Second Runner-up
C Grade
: Champion
Inter-school Squash Competition 2014-1015
Team
: Champion
Individual
B Grade
: Champion: Liu Hiu Lam
C Grade
: Champion: Chan Siu Ting
Inter-school Swimming Competition (Division 1)
Overall
: Champion
A Grade
: Champion
B Grade
: Champion
C Grade
: Champion
Individual
A Grade
100m Backstroke
: Champion: Au Hiu Pui
50m Backstroke
: Champion: Lau Sze Wing
50m Butterfly
: Champion: Tam Hoi Lam
100m Freestyle
: Champion: Tam Hoi Lam
4x50m Medley Relay : Champion: Lau Sze Wing
Ip Rainbow
Tam Hoi Lam
LeungYaTung Noel
B Grade
50m Freestyle
: Champion: Hung Nok Yan
100m Backstroke : Champion: Wong Toto Kwan To
50m Backstroke
: Champion: Wong Toto Kwan To
200m Breaststroke : Champion: Wan Ling Shu
100m Freestyle
: Champion: Hung Nok Yan
4x50m Medley Relay: Champion: Wong Toto Kwan To
Wan Ling Shu
Chan Tsz Ching
Hung Nok Yan
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C Grade
200m Freestyle
: Champion: Lok Hoi Man
50m Freestyle
: Champion: Hung Hiu Yan
50m Breaststroke
: Champion: Melis Marsha
100m Freestyle
: Champion: Hung Hiu Yan
200m Individual Medley : Champion: Lok Hoi Man
4x50m Freestyle Relay : Champion: Lok Hoi Man
Ng La Hang
Yuen Hei Tung
Hung Hiu Yan
New World Harbour Race 2014 (Cross Victoria Harbour Swimming)
Women (Open: aged 17-34): Champion: Chan Fiona On Yi
42nd Cross Tolo Harbour Open Race 2014 (Swimming)
Women’s Open:
Champion: Chan Fiona On Yi
Inter-school Table Tennis Competition (Division 1)
Overall
: First Runner-up
A Grade
: First Runner-up
B Grade
: First Runner-up
C Grade
: First Runner-up
All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Table Tennis Tournament
Girls Singles
: Champion: Lee Ka Yee Karisa
The 5th Hong Kong Garmes organized by Sports Commission (Table
Tennis)
Women Singles : Second Runner-up: Jim Lok Lam
Inter-school Tennis Competition (Division 1)
Overall
: Champion
Inter-school Volleyball Competition
Overall
: First Runner-up
A Grade
: First Runner-up
B Grade
: Second Runner-up
C Grade
: Third Runner-up
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Section IV
「青樂杯」首屆兩岸三地青少年古箏比賽──中國青少年民族器
樂協會主辦
非專業重奏組：銀獎
67th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival
• Senior Choir
Secondary School Choir – Chinese – Girls –First Division
– Senior: Second
Secondary School Choir – Foreign Language – Girls –First
Division – Senior: Second
• Intermediate Choir
Secondary School Choir - Foreign Language – Girls –
First Division – Intermediate: Second
Secondary School Choir – Chinese – Girls – First
Division – Intermediate: Third
• Junior Choir
Secondary School Choir – Foreign Language – Girls –
First Division – Junior: First
Secondary School Choir – Chinese – Girls – First
Division – Junior: Second
• Church Music Choir
Church Music Choir – Chinese – Age 14 or Under: First
Church Music Choir – Foreign Language - Age 14 or Under:
Third
• Senior Mixed Choir
Secondary Mixed Choir – Chinese – Mixed Voice - First
Division – Senior: First
Secondary Mixed Choir – Foreign Language – Mixed
Voice – First Division – Senior: Second
• Junior Mixed Choir
Secondary School Choir – Foreign Language – Mixed
Voice – First Division – Junior: Second
Secondary School Choir – Chinese – Mixed Voice – First
Division – Junior: Third
• Madrigal – Foreign Language – Secondary School – Third
• String Orchestra – Secondary School – Senior: Second
• Concert Band – Secondary School – Intermediate: First
• Brass Ensemble – Secondary School – Second
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Woodwind Ensemble – Secondary School – Senior: Second
String Ensemble – Secondary School – Junior: First
String Ensemble – Secondary School – Senior: Second
Symphony Orchestra – Secondary School – Senior: Second
Chinese Instrumental Ensemble – Secondary School – First
Tom Lee Music Prize for Piano Ensemble – Third
- Individual items – 34 first places, 32 second places
and 29 third places –
Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows 2014 organized by the Music
Office, LCSD
Symphony Orchestra Contest: Secondary School Class B:
Gold Award
String Orchestra Contest: Secondary School Class B :
Gold Award
學思盃 2015 中學生辯論比賽──辯論學會(香港)主辦
中學組冠軍
最佳辯論員獎：楊盷霖、陳翹渝、陳安瑤
第十七屆全港中小學普通話演講比賽 2015──新市鎮文化教
育協會主辦
九龍區初中組比賽複賽金獎及優異星獎:胡懿
第二十一屆聖經朗誦節──漢語聖經協會主辦主辦
中四至中六組獨誦 (普通話) ：冠軍: 陳暖心
中一至中三組獨誦 (普通話) ：冠軍: 胡懿
8th Hong Kong Students Open Speech Competition organized by the
Speech and Music Recital Development Foundation
English Prose Reading : Champion : Sham Sze Tung Tiffany
English Verse Speaking : First Runner-up: Sham Sze Tung Tiffany
16th NESTA Debating Competition organized by Native English
Speaking Teacher Association of Hong Kong
C Grade (EMI): Champion
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2015 Junior Public Speaking Championships organized by the Hong
Kong Schools Debating and Public Speaking Community
Overall Champion & Champion in Interpretive Reading:
Yeung Chun To Chloe
Hong Kong British Parliamentary Debating Championship 2015
organized by the English Debate Team of The University of Hong
Kong and the Debating Society of The Hong Kong University
Students' Union
Overall Champion & Best Speaker of the Tournament:
Ma Yuen Kwan Vanessa
Hong Kong Secondary School Debating Competition organized by
HKSSDC
Division 1 (Hong Kong and Kowloon): Champion
10th Junior Debating Tournament organized by Hong Kong Schools
Debating Council
Junior Division: Champion
Best speaker:
Lo Kwan Yee
The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups Standard Chartered
Hong Kong English Public Speaking Contest 2015 organized by
HKFYG
Junior Division: Champion: Nusky Shazia Syeda
HKMUN Final Conference organised by Hong Kong Model United
Nations
Overall Outstanding Delegation
Most enthusiastic delegates: Wong Man Sum Janet,
Kwok Hiu Wing
Outstanding delegate: Wong Lok Sze Laurice
The 66th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival – English Section
Champion
Solo Prose Reading :
Chan Wing In Anson
Fong Sin Hang Jada
Ho Ying Jai
Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie
Or Wing Yan
Sham Sze Tung Tiffany
Tsang Choy Yin Jocelyn
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Solo Verse Speaking :
Cheung Shin Wun Carol
Hui Nga Lam Ellen
Leung Yee Kei Peony
Sham Sze Tung Tiffany
Tsui Lok Yi
Yuen Pui Man Megan
Solo Dramatic Performance:
Dramatic Duologue:
Tchenge Xing Qing Rachel Chantelle
Fong Yuet Ning
Lau Sze Yat
Man Ka Yu
So Hoey
Wu Hiu Tung Tiffany
Yeung Chun To Chloe
Kwong Sum Yi
Stewart Lucy
- There were 22 second places and 13 third places The 66th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival – Chinese Section
Champion
Putonghua Solo Verse Speaking:
Woo Hoi Tung Natalie
Pokta Emilia
Cheung Sze Hang Cynthia
Leung Huen Tung
Cantonese Solo Prose Speaking:
Tsang Ling Yi
Fong Sin Hang Jada
See Joyce
Putonghua Solo Prose Speaking: Wu Yee
Bible Speaking: See Joyce
Duologue: Wu Yee, Chan Hilary Hui Tung
- There were 15 second places and 7 third places -
Section V
西九龍總部青年急救比賽──香港紅十字會青年及義工事務部
主辦
最佳隊長：朱令筠
團體冠軍
團體季軍
部門青年急救比賽──香港紅十字會青年及義工事務部主辦
團體第六名
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Outstanding Girl Guide Award 2015 organized by Hong Kong Girl
Guide Association
The Unit Outstanding Girl Guide Award : Ho Sze Kay Cynthia
The 2015 Kiwanis Community Service Award organized by Kiwanis
Club of Hong Kong
The 2015 Kiwanis Service Award:
Li Yee Ting, Lau Cheuk Lam Charlene
The Community Youth Club Outstanding Member Award
Shiu Ka Ching
The Community Youth Club Charity Plant Sale organized by
Community Youth Club of EDB
Yau Tsim Mong District : Gold Award
Community Youth Club Merit Award Scheme
Second Honour Level (White Star Honour Badge):
Chan Chloe, Shiu Ka Ching
Third Honour Level (Blue Star Honour Badge):
Wong Wai Lam Christy, Shiu Ka Ching
** For the full list of prize recipients, please refer to the
School Homepage (www.dgs.edu.hk) **
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Major Awards and Scholarships (2014-2015)
Internal
Section I
The Dr. C.J. Symons Cup
Ma Yuen Kwan Vanessa
Qiu Jennifer Zijun
The Elim Lau Cup - The Most Outstanding Student of the Year
Qiu Jennifer Zijun
Students of the Year & the D.G.S. Women of Excellence Scholarships
Secondary 5: Wong Elaine
Secondary 4: Liang Hui Lin
Secondary 3: Fung Ying Ka Odessa
Secondary 2: Chan Wing In Anson
Secondary 1: Fong Sin Hang Jada
The D.G.S. Athlete of the Year (Athletics & Cross Country)
Junior Section: Lam Yan Tung, Leung Wing Hei
Senior Section: Lam Christy Ho Yan, Lee Suet Ying, Wong Yuen Nam
The D.G.S. Athlete of the Year (Others)
Senior Section: Au Hui Pui, Chan Nori, Ng Yan Yin, Tam Yik Ching
The D.G.S. Dancer of the Year
Junior Section: Cheung Yik Ka
Senior Section: Lau Natalie Si Wing
The D.G.S. Most Valuable Player (Ball Game)
Senior Section: Yau Ching
The D.G.S. Most Valuable Player (Racket Game)
Junior Section: Lee Ka Yee Karisa, Leong Justine Sophie Kwan Tung,
Lui Hiu Lam
Senior Section: Chan Chun Nga, Ng Kwan Yau
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The D.G.S. Swimmer of the Year
Junior Section: Lok Hoi Man
Senior Section: Au Hiu Pui, Ip Rainbow, Lau Sze Wing,
Leung Ya Ting Noel, Tam Hoi Lam, Yeung Pak Wai
The D.G.S. Sportsgirl of the Year
Junior Section: Chow Kwan Wing, Ma Ho Chee
Senior Section: Cheung Kiu Wai, Yeung Pak Wai
The D.G.S. Award for Sporting Excellence
Chan Yee Ki
The D.G.S. Instrumentalist of the Year (Chinese Music)
Mak Hui Lam
The D.G.S. Instrumentalist of the Year (Western Music)
Pak Hoi Lam
The D.G.S. Valuable Musician of the Year (Chinese Music)
Chan Lok Ching
Chin Cheuk Ying
Tsang Ling Yi
Tsui Sze Wan
Yip Ming Yuen
The D.G.S. Valuable Musician of the Year (Western Music)
Lam Hei Yu
Mak Hui Lam
Wu Yan Tung
The D.G.S. Vocalist of the Year
Pang Tsz Kar Bernice
The D.G.S. Education Scholarship
Chay Tin Wai
Chi Natalee
Chu Hiu Ching Amee
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The D.G.S. Scholarships
Secondary 6:
Au Andrea Chor Kiu
Chan Tsz Ching
Chan Tsz Kei
Chan Wing Ki
Chay Tin Wai
Chiu Yuen Fei Irene
Chiu Yuen Kei
Chu Hiu Ching Amee
Chung Sum Yue
Fong Yorkie Yeuk Kiu
Ho Yik To
Hui Tsz Yung
Ip Cheuk Man
Ip Ho Kei
Kam Tsz Yan
Lam Hei Ching Heather
Lam Hiu Ching Michelle
Lam Hor Yee Maggie
Lam Tsz Ching Christy
Lau Hiu Ching
Lau Yan Yu Yolanda
Lee Ho Yan Clara
Leung Jackie
Leung Yee Ching
Tam Hau Ling
Tang Wan Yin Charlotte
Tsang Vivian Yuen Yau
Wan Emily Tin Yan
Woo Tsz Yu Isabella
Yung Wai Man Regina
Secondary 5:
Chan Chak Yung
Chan Hui Yan Sabrina
Chan Yan Ting
Cheung Cheuk Sin Bernice
Chiu Tsz Ching
Chu Ling Kwan
Chung Kei Yau Hillary
Ho Sze Kay Cynthia
Kwan Wing Yee Vivian
Lam Wing Kwan
Lam Yuen Chi Candy
Lau Kam Ping Ingrid
Law Yee Nam Kristy
Li Yee Ting
Ng Ka Yan Tracy
Qiu Jennifer Zijun
Shiu Ka Ching
Tsang Ling Yi
Tse Chun Yee
Wan Sin Yu
Wong Elaine
Wong Kelly Hiu Ching
Wong Lok Sze Laurice
Wong Man Yu Vanessa
Wong Rachel
Yeung Maggie
Yip Ming Yuen
Yiu Tsz Ching
Yu Long Ting
Yuen Heung Fung
Secondary 4:
Chan Lok San Kate
Chan Sik Nim Alethea
Chan Wing Yin
Chan Yee Sheung Sonia
Cheng Wai Chung
Cheung Sum Yi Zoe
Chiu Lok Yan Joyce
Lee Lok Sze
Leung Sin Ki Debbie
Leung Yee Nok Clemence
Li Juan Lok Jessie
Liang Hui Lin
Mak Chiu Yu Clarice
Ng Hong Yu
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Chow Yik Yee Eunice
Chu Lok Hang Sheryl
Chui Jacklyn Hoi Ying
Chung Cheuk Yee Coey
Ko Sze Ki
Lam Li Man Maggie
Lau Hei Man Cheryl
Lau Sin Tung Clarice
Poon Yee Yan
Siu Hoi Ting
Tsang Ping Ue
Wong Hiu Yu Sabrina
Wong Yan Lam Jasmine
Yeung Lok Yiu
Yip Nga Kiu Dorothy
Yiu Kate
Secondary 3:
Chau Cheuk Wai Katrina
Chau King Ling
Cheng Sum Mei
Cheung Wynn
Chu Ka Ying
Chuen Lok Man
Fung Ying Ka Odessa
Ho Bethany Violet Tze Tung
Jia Jimsyn
Lam Yuet Yee
Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie
Leung Wing Sze
Ngan Lok Yiu Avala
Poon Ho Kiu Allie
Sham Sze Tung Tiffany
Tang Fong Yi Fanny
Tang Tung
Tse Yi Kei Stephanie
Wan Sing Nga Pallas
Wei Tiffany Ching
Wong Jing Yu
Wong Lok Hei Kitty
Wong Sin Yu
Wong Yin Ching Ally
Wu Yuen Ka
Yau Mei Shun
Yep Cheuk Hei Charlie
Yeung Kylie
Yip Kwan Wing
Zheng Ziying
Secondary 2:
Chan Chi Lindsey
Chan Hiu Yeung
Chan Siu Ting
Chan Wing In Anson
Chan Wing Lam Michelle
Chin Hei Yin Ramona
Chong Chung Yan
Fu Ziruo
Haissaguerre Sophie
Lam Hiu Wai
Lam Patricia Dorothy
Leung Ka Ching
Leung Nga Man Charlotte
Leung Yin
Li Pui Yau Yoyo
Li Zhi Xin
Lo Wing Lam
Mok Wing Sum Jess
Ng Michelle Wing Sze
Pang King Chi
Sung Wing Kiu Gabriella
Tam Ka Wing
Tse Jessica Hei Wai
Wong Aimee Yin Ting
Wong Charlotte Loc Heng
Wong Chi Ka
Wong Janus
Wong Yuet To
Yeung Man Kei Helen
Yung Wai Ching Divina
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Secondary 1:
Chak Yan Lam
Chan Siu Yee Tania
Chau Long Ching Sharon
Cheng Lok Lam Lorraine
Cheng Pearl Tsoi Wun
Cheung Hoi Shan
Chong Yan Ying
Choy Huen Wai Chloe
Fong Sin Hang Jada
Fung Tiffany Wing Ying
Fung Wai Yee Queenie
Ho Sum Yin
Kwan Hei Ching Godiva
Kwan Valerie
Leung Hoi Ching
The D.G.S. Improvement Awards
Secondary 6:
Chan Ka Ching
Chan Tsz Kei
Lai Prudence Grace
Lau Hiu Ching
Lee Ho Yan Clara
Leung Wei Chee
Li Junqiao Sabrina
Low Audrey
Lu Elizabeth
Mak Chiu Ki Astor
Moy Sze Wing Clara
Ng Sze Mai
Shieh Chloe Sybella Jun Lang
Tan Hui Ching Dorothy
Tsui Wing Yuen
Tung Nicole Wing Hei
Vermeer Elena Yin
Wong Lok Man
Wong Wing Lam
Yu Ki Yan
Leung Joyce Wei Yin
Li Wing Kai
Mong Shuk Ching Jocelyn
Wan Emily Tin Yan
Wong Nga Ki Kelly
Secondary 5:
Chan Oi Wing Irene
Kwok Wing Hei Phoebe
Lam Wing Kwan
Lau Natalie Si Wing
Lui Hei Ching
Mok Tsoi Wing
Pang Tsz Kar Bernice
Wan Cynthia Hill Kwan
Yip Sin Ki
Yu Long Ting
Secondary 4:
Chan Ki Yan Maggie
Ho Cheuk Wing
Kuan Yu Ching
Lai Eunice
Lee Ching Chi
Leung Wun Kei
Lui Oi Yuet Clarissa
Ma Tsz Ki
Meng Kelly Xi Ting
Ng Tze Yan Janice
Secondary 3:
Chan Sum Yin Sabrina
Cheung Wing Yan
Jia Jimsyn
Lau Chiu Kwan
Ng Lee Kwun
So Charmaine Man Kay
Tang Fong Yi Fanny
Tang Tung
Wai Yin Ching
Yu Yan Kiu
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Secondary 2:
Chan Cheuk Hei Sarah
Chan Ching Lam Alicia
Chan Nok Sum
Chen Ming Wai Sophia
Fan Valerie Pearl
Kwok Hui Man Natalie
Lee Lok Yee Asta
Ma Yi Tung
Tse Tung Yee
Wong Chi Ka
Secondary 1:
Chan Lok Yan
Cheng Tsing Grace
Chong Yan Ying
Fung Tiffany Wing Ying
Fung Wai Yee Queenie
Ho Yan Tung
Hui Man Wah
Ip Tsz Sum
Li Junqiao Sabrina
Yip Hoi Tung
The D.G.S. Exhibitions for Music
Au Cheuk Yin
Liang Hui Lin
Au Cho Kiu Rachel
Lit Yee Tin
Au Ka Wai
Luen Long Yuet
Au Ka Wing Gloria
Ma Cheuk Lam
Chan Cody
Ma Yuen Kwan Vanessa
Chan Janice Alice
Mak Hei Ching
Chan Kit Laam Kelly
Mak Hei Yu
Chan Lok Ching
Mak Hui Lam
Chan On Yiu
Man Yu Yan
Chan Sze Ching Sandy
Ng Esther
Chan Wing Yu
Ng Tsz Hang Victoria
Chan Yu Ting Hilary
Ng Wing Nam
Chang Cheuk Yan
Ngo Yee Ching Melody
Chen Ling Yu
Pak Hoi Lam
Cheng Sum Mei
Pang Tsz Kar Bernice
Cheung Cheuk Sin Bernice
Qiu Jennifer Zijun
Cheung Hoi Ching
Sin Chin Hang Sophia
Chin Cheuk Ying
Sin Kwan Yin
Chiu Tsz Sum Canice
Siu Ka Yuet Emily
Chong Man Jasmine
So Hoey
Chow Rachel Ching Sum
Tang Cheuk Wa Megan
Chu Chi Ching Sharon
Tang Fong Yi Fanny
Chu Lok Hang Sheryl
Tang Nga Man Migee
Chung Kei Yau Hillary
Tang Tung
Chung Wing Lam
Tsang Kwan Chi Gigi
Fan Valerie Pearl
Tsang Ling Yi
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Hau Nga Lok
Ho Ho Chin
Ho Ying Jai
Hsue Madeleine Cheuk Yee
Kong Chin Yin
Kwok Hiu Man Cheryl
Kwok Yee Hang Anson
Lam Hei Yu
Lau Hiu Lam
Lee Kate Xintong
Lee Ning Wai Sophia
Leung Chun Ching
Leung Huen Tung
Leung Ka Sin
Leung Ka Yee
Leung Siobhan Yan To
Leung Wing Man Christy
Leung Wing Sze
Tsang Yuk Yue Cherry
Tsoi Pauline Naomi
Tsui Oi Yan
Tsui Sui Nam
Tsui Sze Wan
Wong Charissa Hannah
Wong Cheuk Ying Cherry
Wong Chung Yan
Wong Jennifer Man
Wong Lok Sze Laurice
Wong Tsz Yan
Wong Wing Nicole
Wu Yan Tung
Yau Chin Yu
Yep Cheuk Hei Charlie
Yip Ming Yuen
Yip Sin Ki
Yuen Ingrid Ho Yee
The D.G.S. Exhibitions for Other Talents
Chan Loong Ying Karine
Leung Yin
Cheng Wai Chung
Liu Elise Chi Man
Ching Kwan Kiu
Poon Ho Kiu Allie
Fung Yuk Ki Esther
Sun Yu Ching
Ip Ingrid
Wong Chi Ka
Jia Jimsyn
Wong Elaine
Lai Hiu Lam
Wong Man Sum
Yau King Ning
Lam Yuet Yee
Leung Ka Ching
The D.G.S. Exhibitions for Sports
Au Andrea Chor Kiu
Au Hiu Pui
Au Ka Wing
Au Yeung Hok Ka Claire
Chan Cheuk Yin
Chan Chit Ying
Chan Chun Nga
Lin Ka Wing
Ling Hau Ching
Liu Ho Yee
Lo Suet Yan Tiffany
Lok Hoi Man
Looi Nga Laam
Look Avril
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Chan Cody
Chan Fiona On Yi
Chan Lok Ching
Chan Lok Man Carissa
Chan Lok Yan
Chan Nori
Chan Siu Ting
Chan Tak Yan
Chan Tsz Ching
Chan Wai Tung Jocelyn
Chan Wei Kei
Chan Wing Kei
Chan Wing Yau Clavel
Chan Yee Ki
Chan Yin Ming Emmie
Chan Yin Tung
Cheung Kiu Wai
Cheung Shin Wun Carol
Cheung Wing Yan
Cheung Wynn
Cheung Yik Ka
Cheung Yik Tung
Ching Hou Yee
Chiu Cheuk Ki
Chiu Wai Tsam
Chou Ka Yan
Chow Kwan Wing
Chow Lily
Choy Hoi Ting
Chung Hiu Tung
Fan Linna
Fok Tsz Yi
Fung On Ying Adele
Fung Sze Ngo
Fung Ying Ka Odessa
Ha Sze Yin
Hang Long Ching
Ho Cheuk Wing
Lui Hei Ching
Lui Hiu Lam
Lui Wai Sze
Ma Ho Chee
Ma Yi Tung
Mak Kai Ling
Mak Tsz Yan Gianne
Mak Wai Ching
Melis Marsha
Meng Kelly Xi Ting
Miu Wing Ming Lyris
Mok Jane Hoi Ching
Mumba Hinzano Chelesa
Ng Cheuk Yin
Ng Ka Hang
Ng Kwan Yau
Ng Lee Kwun
Ng Si Long
Ng Tsz Hei
Ng Yan Yin
Sack Jasmine Shing Ka
Sham Po Yan
Shek Mei Kei Micky
Sin Chin Hang Sophia
Sin Wai Yan Claudia
Tam Carol
Tam Hoi Lam
Tam Sin Yi Noel
Tam Yik Ching
Tang Hoi Lam
Tang Tiffany Yi Ching
Tang Vanessa Yik Ching
Tang Yue Man Michelle
Tong Alyssa Gene
Tsang Pak Chi
Tsang Wai Yiu
Tse Sin Yi Cindy
Tsoi Wing Sze
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Ho Sin Kwan
Ho Sze Wai
Ho Yin Yee Jocelyn
Hung Hiu Yan
Hung Nok Yan
Ip Rainbow
Jim Lok Lam
Kuan Yu Ching
Kung Choi Lam
Kwan Sum Yuet
Kwok Hui Man Natalie
Kwong Jasmine
Lam Cheuk Lam Kelly
Lam Ching Clarise
Lam Christy Ho Yan
Lam Hei Tung Rachel
Lam Hiu Wai
Lam Lok Ting
Lam Nori
Lam Yan Tung
Lau Cheuk Yan
Lau Cheuk Yin Eugenia
Lau Ho Ching Stephanie
Lau Natalie Si Wing
Lau Sze Wing
Lau Tin Yan
Law Lok Yin
Law Yik Yan
Lee Chung Yan
Lee Hoi Ching Christie
Lee Ka Yee Karisa
Lee Suet Ying
Lee Sum Yuet
Leong Justine Sophie Kwan Tung
Leung Chi Ching
Leung Hui Tung
Leung Ka Ching
Leung Nga Ching
Tsui Ka Yan
Tsui Rachel Pui Yu
Tsui Sui Nam
Tsun Man Siu
Wan Cynthia Hill Kwan
Wan Ling Shu
Wan Tsz Kiu
Wong Hoi Ki Jenny
Wong Hong Yi
Wong Janelle Victoria
Wong Lok Sze Laurice
Wong Lut Sum
Wong Nga Ki Kelly
Wong Po Huen
Wong Sheung Man
Wong Sin Ling
Wong Toto Kwan To
Wong Wing Lum
Wong Wing Tung
Wong Yee Ching
Wong Yuen Nam
Wong Yuet To
Woo Hoi Yee Kylie
Yan Pui Yee
Yang Chi Ya
Yau Ching
Yau Hoi Man
Yau Sze Pok
Yeung Pak Wai
Yeung Sin Kiu
Yeung Wing Lam
Ying Pui Yan
Yip Chuen Yan
Yiu Hei Kiu Janice
Yiu Ming Ying
Yiu Sze Hang
Yiu Tsz Ching
Young Ka Sin
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Leung On Yee Nikki
Leung Tsz Ching
Leung Wing Hei
Leung Ya Ting Noel
Leung Yuet Man
Li Tsz Ching Yvonne
Li Wing Sze
Yow Carolyn Ka Yin
Yu Yan Kiu
Yuen Hei Tung Ava
Yuen Hoi Yan
Yuen Jisi Jacqueline
Yuen Sze Hang Cheryl
Yuen Wing Nam
The Daily Giving Service Awards
Tsui Sui Nam
Lau Hei Man Cheryl
Li Yee Ting
The D.G.S. S1 Entrance Scholarships (Academic)
Cheng Lok Lam Lorraine
Leung Wei Chee
Chong Yan Ying
Lu Elizabeth
Fong Sin Hang Jada
Ng Sze Mai
Ho Sum Yin
Shieh Chloe Sybella Jun Lang
Hung Danielle
Tsoi Hoi Ching Gisela
Ip Tsz Sum
Tsui Wing Yuen
Kwan Hei Ching Godiva
Tung Nicole Wing Hei
Kwan Valerie
Vermeer Elena Yin
Wu Kei Tsun
Lai Hiu Lam
Lee Kwan Ning Annie
The D.G.S. S1 Entrance Scholarships (Music)
Kwan Hiu Yan
Wong Oi Nam Angel
Lui Yin Lam
Woo Hoi Tung Natalie
Shiu Yan Ki Faith
Yip Hiu Tsun Tiffany
The D.G.S. S1 Entrance Scholarships (Sports)
Au Ka Wing
Leung Tsz Hei Kelly
Cheng Oi Ying
Leung Wing Hei
Cheung Tsz Yau Rachel
Low Audrey
Ching Hou Sze
Mak Kai Ling
Go Kei Wai Nicole
Man Yuen Ting Nicole
Hang Long Ching
Ng Tsz Sum Shemaiya
Ho Hei Yin Heidi
So Chui Hong
Jim Lok Lam
Stewart Emily
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Lam Cheuk Lam Kelly
Lam Nori
Lam Si Wun
Lau Cheuk Yin Eugenia
Lau Tin Yan
Lee Bik Gwan
Lee Chung Yan
Lee Ka Yee Karisa
Lee Sum Yuet
Lee Yuet To
Leung Heen Ching Sophie
Leung Hui Tung
Leung Nga Ching
Tang Hoi Lam
Tse Wing Sze
Tsoi Wing Sze
Tsui Ka Yan
Wong Hoi Ki Jenny
Wong Hong Yi
Wong Lut Sum
Wong Sum Yin Shirley
Wong Sze Nga Melessa
Wong Yee Ching
Yiu Hei Kiu Janice
Yuen Hei Tung Ava
Scholarships
Gibbins Scholarship…………………..
Symons Scholarship…………………..
Beulah Chang Memorial Scholarship...
Cecilia Chan Scholarship……………..
Class of 1958 Scholarship……….........
Class of 1964 Scholarship……….........
Class of 1978 Scholarship……….........
Class of 1967 Service Award…...........
Pong Chan Kwai Ying Scholarship…..
Pong King Cheung Scholarship............
The Anderson Sports Prize……...........
The Grose Literature Prize……............
The Laing Science Prize………...........
The Major S.M. Churn Business
Studies Prize…………………………..
The Welfare League Language Prize…
Grace Tsin-Kiu Young Memorial
Scholarship……………………………
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Qiu Jennifer Zijun
Lau Hiu Ching
Leung Yee Ching
Ho Sze Kay Cynthia
Tsang Ling Yi
Tse Chun Yee
Cheung Cheuk Sin Bernice
Li Yee Ting
Yiu Tsz Ching
Poon Ho Kiu Allie
Shiu Ka Ching
Chu Ling Kwan
Chan Yan Ting
Chan Yee Ki
Wong Man Sum
Wong Kelly Hiu Ching
Qiu Jennifer Zijun
Ho Man Chun June
Wong Lok Sze Laurice
Fong Sin Hang Jada
Bishop Ho Ming Hua (Ronald O. Hall)
Memorial Scholarships……….............
D.O.G.A. (Hong Kong) Scholarships
Dr. C.J. Symons Scholarship….............
Secondary 6…………………………...
Secondary 5…………………………...
Secondary 4…………………………...
Secondary 3…………………………...
Secondary 2…………………………...
Secondary 1…………………………...
D.O.G.A. (Southern California)
Scholarships…………………………...
D.O.G.A. (Toronto) Scholarships…….
D.O.G.A. (Vancouver) Scholarships……..
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Chan Yeuk Kiu
Chiu Tsz Ching
Chow Yik Yee Eunice
Chu Ling Kwan
Kam Tsz Yan
Lam Hei Ching Heather
Lau Cheuk Lam Charlene
Lau Hei Man Cheryl
Ma Yuen Kwan Vanessa
Wong Wai Lam Christy
Woo Tsz Yu Isabella
Lau Hiu Ching
Wong Kelly Hiu Ching
Chan Lok San Kate
Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie
Wong Yuet To
Ng Sze Mai
Lau Kam Ping Ingrid
Wan Sin Yu
Yeung Maggie
Chiu Tsz Ching
Ng Ka Yan Tracy
Wong Rachel
Lam Wing Kwan
Wong Elaine
Yip Ming Yuen
P.T.A. Scholarships
Secondary 6U
Chay Tin Wai
Secondary 6W
Chiu Yuen Fei Irene
Secondary 6X
Tang Yao Wei
Secondary 6Y
Lam Tsz Ching Christy
Secondary 6Z
Ip Cheuk Man
Lee Ho Yan Clara
Woo Tsz Yu Isabella
Tang Yi Ching
Leung Jackie
Tam Hau Ling
Secondary 5U
Secondary 5W
Secondary 5X
Secondary 5Y
Secondary 5Z
Law Yee Nam Kristy
Chan Chak Yung
Leung Hei Yiu
Chung Kei Yau Hillary
Liu Ho Yee
Yuen Heung Fung
Yu Long Ting
Liu Ka Yan
Kan Hei Ting
Ng Cheuk Lam
Secondary 4U
Secondary 4W
Secondary 4X
Secondary 4Y
Secondary 4Z
Chui Jacklyn Hoi Ying
Lam Li Man Maggie
Chan Chiu Yung Ophelia
Or Wing Yan
Chiu Lok Yan Joyce
Leung Yee Nok Clemence
Lee Lok Sze
Ching Hou Yee
Yiu Kate
Yip Nga Kiu Dorothy
Secondary 3U
Secondary 3W
Secondary 3X
Secondary 3Y
Secondary 3Z
Ho Bethany Violet Tze Tung
Tang Tung
Cheung Wynn
Tse Yi Kei Stephanie
Chang Cheuk Yan
Leung Wing Sze
Wu Yuen Ka
Zheng Ziying
Yeung Kylie
Tam Sharon
Secondary 2U
Secondary 2W
Secondary 2X
Secondary 2Y
Secondary 2Z
Lam Patricia Dorothy
Leung Yin
Chan Siu Ting
Chong Chung Yan
Chan Hiu Yeung
Tam Ka Wing
Yeung Man Kei Helen
Wong Chi Ka
Hui Nga Lam Ellen
Lo Wing Lam
Secondary 1U
Secondary 1W
Secondary 1X
Secondary 1Y
Secondary 1Z
Tung Nicole Wing Hei
Fung Tiffany Wing Ying
Chak Yan Lam
Cheung Hoi Shan
Leung Wai Ching
Vermeer Elena Yin
Fung Wai Yee Queenie
Lam Tze Ying Janice
Go Kei Wai Nicole
Tang Hoi Lam
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Modern Languages Scholarships
Japanese
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Spanish
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 3 (IC)
Level 5 (IC)
Putonghua ShuiPing Ceshi
Preparation Class
Chui Irene
Chan Tsz Wai Jasmine
Wong Lok Yee
Leung Yee Nok Clemence
Chak Yan Lam
Go Kei Wai Nicole
Low Audrey
Hui Nga Lam Ellen
Yung Wai Ching Divina
Jia Jimsyn
Tang Tung
Leung Wing Man Christy
Ng Sammi Sam Yee
Sheung Wing Chun
Siu Jennifer Luvy
Section II
Subject Prizes
Secondary 6
Biology
Business, Accounting & Financial
Studies (Accounting)
Business, Accounting & Financial
Studies (Management)
Chemistry
Chinese Literature
Chinese S6U
Chinese S6W
Chinese S6X
Chinese S6Y
Chinese S6Z
Economics
English Set A
English Set B
English Set C
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Chan Wing Ki
Tse Wing Shan
Ip Cheuk Man
Lau Hiu Ching
Leung Yee Ching
Lee Ka Yan
Lau Hiu Ching
Lam Yan Nok
Leung Jackie
Wong Toi Ning
Lam Hiu Ching Michelle
Liu Hui Kay Nicole
Law Rachel
Tsang Vivian Yuen Yau
English Set D
English Set E
English Set F
Geography
History
HKDSE Physical Education
HKDSE Visual Arts
Information and Communication
Technology
Liberal Studies Set A
Liberal Studies Set B
Liberal Studies Set D
Liberal Studies Set E
Liberal Studies Set F
Liberal Studies Set G
Liberal Studies Set H
Literature in English
Mathematics (Module 1 - Calculus &
Statistics)
Mathematics (Module 2 – Algebra &
Calculus)
Mathematics S6U
Mathematics S6W
Mathematics S6X
Mathematics S6Y
Mathematics S6Z
Physical Education
Physics
Religious Education
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Young Ka Sin
Chi Natalee
Yang Chi Ya
Ip Cheuk Man
Chiu Yuen Kei
Mong Shuk Ching Jocelyn
Fung Sin Yee Cindy
Chu Hiu Ching Amee
Yung Wai Man Regina
Lee Ho Yan Clara
Ho Long Ka Alicia
Chiu Yuen Fei Irene
Lau Hiu Ching
Wong Wai Kiu
Li Wing Kai
Chu Hiu Ching Amee
Yung Wai Man Regina
Chan Wing Ki
Yung Wai Man Regina
Chiu Yuen Fei Irene
Ip Rainbow
Lam Tsz Ching Christy
Tam Hau Ling
Law Yik Yan
Lau Hiu Ching
Leung Yee Ching
Secondary 5
Biology
Business, Accounting and
Financial Studies (Accounting)
Business, Accounting and
Financial Studies (Management)
Chemistry
Chinese Literature
Chinese S5U
Chinese S5W
Chinese S5X
Chinese S5Y
Chinese S5Z
Economics
English Set A
English Set B
English Set C
English Set D
English Set E
English Set F
Geography
History
HKDSE Visual Arts
Liberal Studies Set A
Liberal Studies Set B
Liberal Studies Set C
Liberal Studies Set D
Liberal Studies Set E
Liberal Studies Set F
Liberal Studies Set G
Liberal Studies Set H
Literature in English
Mathematics (Module 1 - Calculus & Statistics)
Mathematics (Module 2 - Algebra & Calculus)
Mathematics S5U
Mathematics S5W
Mathematics S5X
Mathematics S5Y
Mathematics S5Z
Physical Education
Physics
Religious Education
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Wong Rachel
Yiu Tsz Ching
Qiu Jennifer Zijun
Cheung Cheuk Sin Bernice
Tsang Ling Yi
Yiu Tsz Ching
Tse Chun Yee
Tsang Ling Yi
Chan Ting Sum
Chan On Yiu
Cheung Cheuk Sin Bernice
Ma Yuen Kwan Vanessa
Tse Chun Yee
Wu Yan Tung
Lee Suet Ying
Chou Stephanie
To Wun Ling
Pang Tsz Kar Bernice
Wong Man Sum
Lau Natalie Si Wing
Wong Kelly Hiu Ching
Chung Kei Yau Hillary
Chan Chak Yung
Hung Ching Lam
Wong Elaine
Chan Man Yin Tiffany
Chan Oi Wing Irene
Yiu Sze Hang
Wong Man Sum
Wong Rachel
Chiu Tsz Ching
Yiu Tsz Ching
Tse Chun Yee
Leung Hei Yiu
Kan Hei Ting
Shiu Ka Ching
Liu Ho Yee
Yeung Maggie
Shiu Ka Ching
Secondary 4
Biology
Business, Accounting and Financial Studies
Chemistry
Chinese Literature
Chinese S4U
Chinese S4W
Chinese S4X
Chinese S4Y
Chinese S4Z
Economics
English Set A
English Set B
English Set C
English Set D
English Set E
English Set F
Geography
History
HKDSE Physical Education
HKDSE Visual Arts
Information and Communication Technology
Liberal Studies Set A
Liberal Studies Set B
Liberal Studies Set C
Liberal Studies Set D
Liberal Studies Set E
Liberal Studies Set F
Liberal Studies Set G
Liberal Studies Set H
Literature in English
Mathematics (Module 1 - Calculus & Statistics)
Mathematics (Module 2 - Algebra & Calculus)
Mathematics S4U
Mathematics S4W
Mathematics S4X
Mathematics S4Y
Mathematics S4Z
Physical Education
Physics
Religious Education
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Mak Chiu Yu Clarice
Poon Yee Yan
Ng Hong Yu
Leung Ka Sin
Chui Jacklyn Hoi Ying
Ng Hong Yu
Lo Wing Tung
Yiu Kate
Chiu Lok Yan Joyce
Lau Sin Tung Clarice
Ng Hong Yu
Chui Jacklyn Hoi Ying
Tang Cheuk Wa Megan
Lee Hiu Wah Stephanie
Lam Li Man Maggie
Ko Sze Ki
Chan Lok San Kate
Lau Hei Man Cheryl
Wong Yuen Nam
Chan Oi Yee Joey
Yue Yuet Ming Joyce
Chan Lok San Kate
Chiu Lok Yan Joyce
Tang Cheuk Wa Megan
Ha Sze Yin
Wong Yan Lam Jasmine
Leung Hoi Ching Natalie
Kong Chin Yin
Lui Wai Ying
Chui Jacklyn Hoi Ying
Lau Sin Tung Clarice
Lee Lok Sze
Chan Lok San Kate
Lee Lok Sze
Ho Cheuk Wing
Lui Wai Ying
Yip Nga Kiu Dorothy
Li Wing Sze
Lee Lok Sze
Wong Yan Lam Jasmine
Secondary 3
Chinese History
Chinese Set A
Chinese Set B
Chinese Set C
Chinese Set D
Chinese Set E
Chinese Set F
Chinese Set G
Economics and Commerce
English Set A
English Set B
English Set C
English Set D
English Set E
English Set F
English Set G
English Literature
Geography
History
Information Technology
Liberal Studies
Mathematics Set A
Mathematics Set B
Mathematics Set C
Mathematics Set D
Mathematics Set E
Mathematics Set F
Mathematics Set G
Music
Physical Education
Putonghua
Religious Education
Science
Technology and Living
Visual Arts
Wan Sing Nga Pallas
Wong Lok Hei Kitty
Lam Yuet Yee
Poon Ho Kiu Allie
Tsoi Sarah
Yau King Ning
Cheng Lee Yan
Leung Tsz Ching
Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie
Poon Ho Kiu Allie
Poon Ying Tung
Wong Jasmine Erica
Lai Yin Ling
Yiu Pui Ting Florence
Mak Tsz Yau Vanessa
Ho Ho Chin
Tang Fong Yi Fanny
Chau Cheuk Wai Katrina
Wu Yuen Ka
Chau Cheuk Wai Katrina
Yep Cheuk Hei Charlie
Lam Lok Yee Jane
Fu Yimei
Wai Yin Ching
Tsoi Sarah
Chang Cheuk Yan
Lo Cheuk Ting Natalie
Leung Ching Tung Kelly
Wong Jennifer Man
Mak Tsz Yan Gianne
Yau King Ning
Lau Sze Yat
Cheung Wynn
Wong Wing Hei
Lee Ning Wai Sophia
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Secondary 2
Chinese History
Chinese Set A
Chinese Set B
Chinese Set C
Chinese Set D
Chinese Set E
Chinese Set F
Chinese Set G
English Set A
English Set B
English Set C
English Set D
English Set E
English Set F
English Set G
English Literature
Geography
History
Information Technology
Liberal Studies
Mathematics Set A
Mathematics Set B
Mathematics Set C
Mathematics Set D
Mathematics Set E
Mathematics Set F
Mathematics Set G
Music
Physical Education
Putonghua
Religious Education
Science
Technology and Living
Visual Arts
Pang King Chi
Tang Sin Kiu
So Zi Qing Valerie
Tam Ka Wing
Tsang Yuk Yue Cherry
Lo Wing Lam
Luk Kei Suet Angela
Chiu Seen Yung
Fu Ziruo
Choi Pui Lam
Wong Charlotte Loc Heng
Fung Sze Ngo
Hioe Gabrielle Ga Yin
Chan Charlene Cho Lam
Fan Linna
Fu Ziruo
Wong Yuet To
Chan Wing In Anson
Wong Yuet To
Tam Ka Wing
Wong Yuet To
Yung Wai Ching Divina
Gao Yawen
But Cheuk Yiu
Yeo Victoria Anna
Looi Nga Laam
Chan Tsz Wun Charis
Ng Tsz Hang Victoria
Ling Hau Ching
Tse Jessica Hei Wai
Wong Yuet To
Tam Ka Wing
Leung Yin
Yeung Man Kei Helen
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Secondary 1
Chinese History
Chinese Set A
Chinese Set B
Chinese Set C
Chinese Set D
Chinese Set E
Chinese Set F
Chinese Set G
English Set A
English Set B
English Set C
English Set D
English Set E
English Set F
English Set G
English Literature
Geography
History
Information Technology
Liberal Studies
Mathematics Set A
Mathematics Set B
Mathematics Set C
Mathematics Set D
Mathematics Set E
Mathematics Set F
Mathematics Set G
Music
Physical Education
Putonghua
Religious Education
Science
Technology and Living
Visual Arts
Ng Sze Mai
Ng Sze Mai
Fung Wai Yee Queenie
Tan Hui Ching Dorothy
Chak Yan Lam
Ko Yi Lam
Lui Yin Lam
Yuen Hei Tung Ava
Chau Long Ching Sharon
Fung Tiffany Wing Ying
Fung Wai Yee Queenie
Lam Tze Ying Janice
Kwok Anne On Kiu
Cheung Hoi Shan
Ng Kei Wing
Vermeer Elena Yin
Fong Sin Hang Jada
Chong Yan Ying
Ng Sze Mai
Fong Sin Hang Jada
Ng Sze Mai
Fong Sin Hang Jada
Leung Hoi Ching
Fung Ching Kiu
Cheung Hoi Shan
Ng Ka Hang
Jim Lok Lam
Tang Nga Man Migee
Wong Yee Ching
Fung Wai Yee Queenie
Chak Yan Lam
Ng Sze Mai
Kwan Yi Wing Agatha
Yuen Ho Lam
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Section III
ECA - Inter-house competitions (2014 - 2015)
Event
Athletics
A
B
C
cheering
Badminton
Basketball
Chinese Debate
Cross Country
Fencing
Indoor Rowing
Netball
Swimming
A
B
C
cheering
Table Tennis
Volleyball
Total
Gibbins
2
5
2
2
4
2
3
3
2
7
7
7
5
4
5
3
5
4
3
75
Hurrell
5
7
3
3
3
7
4
4
7
7
2
4
3
4
3
2
2
5
2
77
Sawyer
7
4
5
7
7
3
5
5
3
5
4
5
2
2
2
7
7
7
7
94
Skipton
4
2
7
4
5
5
7
7
5
3
5
2
7
7
7
4
4
4
5
94
Symons
3
3
4
5
2
4
2
2
4
4
3
3
4
5
4
5
4
5
4
70
Individual Champions
A Grade
B Grade
C Grade
Swimming
Tam Hoi Lam (Skipton)
Ip Rainbow (Skipton)
Wong Toto Kwan To (Symons)
Yeung Pak Wai (Gibbins)
Lam Hiu Wai (Symons)
Yau Hoi Man (Gibbins)
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Athletics
Lam Christy Ho Yan (Symons)
Cheung Kiu Wai (Gibbins)
Lam Yan Tung (Sawyer)
Lau Ho Ching Stephanie (Hurrell)
Tsui Ka Yan (Symons)
Gifts to the School (2014-2015)
1) 2015 Annual Appeal - HK$2,812,164.38
2) From the Parent-Teacher Association:
a) Sixty P.T.A. Scholarships.
b) Trophies for athletics and swimming competitions.
c) Refreshment for various events.
3) Contributions from Diocesan Old Girls’ Associations in Hong
Kong, Southern California, Toronto and Vancouver to:
a) Dr. C.J. Symons Scholarship
b) D.O.G.A. (Hong Kong) Scholarship
c) D.O.G.A. (Southern California) Scholarship
d) D.O.G.A. (Toronto) Scholarship
e) D.O.G.A. (Vancouver) Scholarship
4) Appreciation to the friends of the School for their contributions
to:
Beulah Chang Memorial Scholarship
Bishop Ho Ming Hua (Ronald O. Hall) Memorial Scholarship
Cecilia Chan Scholarship
Class of 1958 Scholarship
Class of 1964 Scholarship
Class of 1967 Service Award
Class of 1978 Scholarship
Gibbins Scholarship
Grace Tsin-Kiu Young Memorial Scholarship
Lui Kee Scholarship
Pong Chan Kwai Ying Scholarship
Pong King Cheung Scholarship
Symons Scholarship
Woo Hay Tong Scholarship
The Welfare League
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Donations to Voluntary Organizations
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Alliance Global Serve Ltd.
Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women
Caritas - Hong Kong
Children's Cancer Foundation
Christian Action - Qinghai Orphanage
Feeding Hong Kong Ltd
Hong Chi Association
Hong Kong Committee for UNICEF
Hong Kong Dog Rescue
Hong Kong Red Cross
Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council Ltd.
Hong Kong Single Parents Association
Hospital Authority Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Light of Yung Shu Tau Christian Association Society Ltd.
Medecins Sans Frontiers Hong Kong
Mission to New Arrivals Ltd.
New Creation Association- Talk of homosexuality
Oxfam Hong Kong
Project Orbis International, Inc
RBC Ministries Ltd.
Remar Association Hong Kong Ltd.
SCMP Charities Ltd. - Operation Santa Claus
Showers of Blessing Evangelistic Ministry (HK) Ltd.
SPCA (HK)
St. Andrew's Church
St. James' Settlement
The Society for Aids Care Ltd.
UNESCO Hong Kong Association Ltd.
Viva together for Children
World Vision Hong Kong
World Wide Fund For Nature Hong Kong
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Public Examination
Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (2015)
With 153 students and 1052 subject entries, there was a total
of 203 ‘5**’, constituting 19% of all subject entries. Our S6 girls
scored ‘5*’ or above in 44% of the subject entries and Level 4 or
above in 88% of the subject entries.
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Girls representing Hong Kong in International /
Regional / National /Inter-port Events
(2014-2015)
The School congratulates the following students for
participating in International / Regional / National / Inter-port
Events:
I. Sports
A. Hong Kong Representatives in Major Games and
Champions
Asian Games 2014 (Incheon, South Korea)
Women's 4×100m Medley Relay: Second Runner-up: Tam Hoi
Lam
16th FINA World Swimming Championships 2015 (Kazan, Russia)
Lok Hoi Man
World Youth Athletics Championships 2015 (Cali, Columbia)
Lam Yan Tung
5th FINA World Junior Swimming Championships (Singapore)
Tam Hoi Lam, Wong Toto Kwan To
Women’s World Junior Individual and Team Squash Championships
2015 (Eindhoven, Netherlands)
Lui Hiu Lam
1st Asian Youth Athletics Championships (Doha, Qatar)
100m Hurdles-1st-runner-up:Lam Yan Tung
High Jump-1st-runner-up: Wong Yuen Nam
High Jump-4th: Tang Tiffany Yi Ching
100m Hurdles-6th: Yuen Wing Nam
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Asian Junior & Cadet Fencing Championships 2015 organized by
UAE Fencing Federation
Girl’s Cadet events:
- Individual: Epee: Second Runner-up : Yow Carolyn Ka Yin
Team: Epee: First Runner-up: Yow Carolyn Ka Yin
Badminton Asia Junior U15 & U17 Championships 2014 (Bangkok,
Thailand)
Ng Lee Kwun
22nd Asian Junior Individual Squash Championships 2015 (Tehran, Iran)
First Runner-up (U15): Lui Hiu Lam
Quarter finalist (U15): Chan Siu Ting
17th Asian Junior Team Championships 2015 (Squash)(Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia)
Team: First Runner-up: Lui Hiu Lam
ITTF Asia Junior & Cadet Championships 2014 (Table Tennis)
(Mumbai, India)
Team (Cadet): Second Runner-up: Lee Ka Yee Karisa
2015 FIBA Asia U16 Women’s Championships (Basketball)(Medan,
Indonesia)
Team (Level II): Champion: Chou Ka Yan
FINA Marathon Swimming World Cup (Hong Kong)
Chan Fiona On Yi
FINA Swimming World Cup 2014 (Hong Kong)
Ip Rainbow
Tam Hoi Lam
Au Hiu Pui
Leung Ya Ting Noel
Lau Sze Wing
Wong Toto Kwan To
1st National Youth Games Qualifying (Hockey)(Dalian, Liaoning,
China)
Chui Hay Yan
Lee Wing Yeung
Chan Chi
Ying Yan Chung Natalie
Chan Chun Nga
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1st National Youth Games Qualifying (Volleyball) (Qinhuangdao,
China)
Law Lok Yin
Choy Hoi Ting
B. Hong Kong Representatives in International Invitation
Competitions
World Youth Athletics Championships Selection Trail & All China
Youth (Aged16-17) Athletics Championships 2015 (Chongqing,
China)
Lam Yan Tung, Wong Yuen Nam, Tang Tiffany Yi Ching
Yuen Wing Nam
All China Youth (Aged 14-15) Athletics Championships (Zhaoqing, China)
Fan Linna
77th Singapore Open Track & Field Championships
First Runner-up; 400m: Lam Christy Ho Yan
Hong Kong Inter-city Athletics Championships 2015 (Hong Kong)
- 800m & 1500m: Champion: Chan Yi Ki
- 100m Hurdles: Frist Runner-up: Lam Yan Tung
- High Jump: Frist Runner-up: Tang Tiffany Yi Ching
OUE Singapore Youth Badminton International Series 2014
First Runner-up: (U13 Double): Lam Cheuk Lam Kelly
Hong Kong Junior Squash Open 2015 (Hong Kong)
Champion (U15): Lui Hiu Lam
Old Chang Kee Singapore Squash Open 2014 (Singapore)
Champion (U17): Lui Hiu Lam
Tecnifibre British Junior Squash Open 2015 (Sheffield, England)
Lui Hiu Lam
53rd Hong Kong – Macau Inter-port Swimming Competition
- 200m Freestyle: Champion: Lok Hoi Man
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- 50m Backstroke: Champion; 100m Backstroke:
Frist Runner-up:Lau Sze Wing
- 50m& 100m Butterfly: Frist Runner-up: Tam Hoi Lam
51st Milo/Pram Malaysia National Age Group Swimming Championships
2015 (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
- 100m, 200m, 400m & 800m Freestyle: Champion;
50m Butterfly: First Runner-up: Lok Hoi Man
- 4×100m Medley Relay: Champion; 100m Breaststroke: Silver;
50m Breaststroke and 50m Butterfly: Second Runner-up:
Lam Hiu Wai
- 100m backstroke: Champion ; 50m Backstroke and 200m
Backstroke: First Runner-up: Lau Sze Wing
- 50m & 200m Breaststroke: First Runner-up; 100m
Breaststroke: Second Runner-up: Cheung Wing Yan
- 100m Freestyle: First Runner-up; 50m freestyle: Second
Runner-up: Hung Hiu Yan
- 50m & 100m Freestyle: First Runner-up: Hung Nok Yan
Thailand Age Group Swimming Championships 2015 (Pathumthani,
Thailand)
- 100m & 200m Breaststroke: Champion; 50m Breaststroke:
Second Runner-up: Wan Ling Shu
- 200m butterfly: Champion; 100m butterfly: Frist Runner-up:
Chan Tsz Ching
ITTF World Cadet Challenge (Table Tennis)(Bridgetown, Barbados)
Team (Cadet): First Runner-up: Lee Ka Yee Karisa
ITTF Thailand Junior & Cadet Open 2015 (Table Tennis) (Bangkok,
Thailand)
Team (Cadet): Champion; Singles (Cadet): First Runner-up:
Lee Ka Yee Karisa
ITTF Italian Junior & Cadet Open 2015 (Table Tennis) (Lignano,
Italy)
Team (Cadet) & Doubles (Cadet): Champion: Lee Ka Yee Karisa
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The 33rd Guangdong-HK-Macau Invitation Tournament (Table
Tennis) (Macau)
Girl’s Singles and Team: Champion
ITTF Hong Kong Junior & Cadet Open 2015 (Table Tennis)
Team (Cadet): First Runner-up: Lee Ka Yee Karisa
WTA (Women's Tennis Association) Future Stars 2014 in Singapore
Leong Justine Sophie Kwan Tung
ITF World Junior Tennis Competition Asia/ Oceania Final
Qualifying 2015 (Bangkok, Thailand)
Wong Hong Yi
Leong Justine Sophie Kwan Tung
ITF Asia U14 & under Delelopment Championships 2015
Look Avril
Junior Fed CupBy BNP Paribas 2015 Asia / Oceania Final Qualifying
Leong Justine Sophie Kwan Tung
2nd Shuqun International Schools Volleyball Championships 2014
(Singapore)
Team: First Runner-up: Choy Hoi Ting
2015 全國青少年 U16 女子排球錦標賽 (浙江)
體育道德風尚獎 : 蔡凱婷
C. Hong Kong Schools Representatives in Regional /
National Schools Competitions
2nd Asian School Athletics Championships (Wuhan, China)
- High Jump: Second Runner-up: Wong Yuen Nam
- 100m Hurdle: Second Runner-up: Yuen Wing Nam
6th Asian School Badminton Championship (Batam, Indonesia)
Mixed Doubles: Second Runner-up: Lam Hei Tung Rachel
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Schools Inter-port Swimming Competition 2014-15 (Hong Kong)
- 200m Breaststroke & 4×100m Medley Relay: Champion; 100m
Breaststroke & 200m Individual Medley: First Runner-up: Ip
Rainbow
- 50m Backstroke & 4×100m Medley Relay: Champion; 100m
Backstroke: First Runner-up: Lau Sze Wing
- 50m Freestyle & 4×100m Freestyle Relay: Champion; 100m
Freestyle & 50m Butterfly: First Runner-up: Leung Ya Ting
Noel
- 400m Freestyle & 4×100m Freestyle Relay: Champion: Lok
Hoi Man
- 200m Individual Medley: Champion; 400m Freestyle: First
Runner-up:
- 200m I.M.: Champion; 400mFreestyle: Frist Runner-up: Yeung
Pak Wai
II. Others
World Individual Debating and Public Speaking Championship
(Hong Kong)
Cheung Yik Ka
25th Asian Youth Orchestra’s Summer Festival (Hong Kong,
Mainland China, Taiwan & Japan)
Ma Cheuk Lam
第十三屆“走進美麗的數學花園”全國青少年數學論壇全國總
論壇(北京)
季軍 (個人項目) ：李君寧
第十四屆中國女子數學奧林匹克競賽（深圳）
三等獎：賈苒瑄
30th China Mathematical Olympiad (Chong Qing, China)
Third Class Award: Cheng Wai Chung
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Junior School Headmistress’ Report (2014-2015)
2015 marks the 155th Anniversary of our School. Formal
celebrations began with the Anniversary Concerts at the DGS
Auditorium on 10th and 11th July, 2015. These events showcased
the School’s musical talents, rich history and comradeship when
students, parents, old girls and friends of the school gathered at the
campus to enjoy two evenings of delightful performances. The
Junior School made its debut by forming a special concert choir
comprising different members of the DGS family, including Bishop
Andrew Chan, Chairman of the School Council, Mrs. Doris Ho, the
School Supervisor, the Senior and Junior School Headmistress,
Chairman of the Parent Teacher Association, President of the DOGA
Ltd., DGJS teachers, students and parents and DGS alumnae. All
were united in one heart when they sang the hymn “Gloria” to praise
our Almighty Father for His manifold blessings on the School in the
past 155 years. On the second day, it was the DGS musicians’ turn
to exhibit their talent. The musicians and the DGS Dance Team
invited a thundering round of applause from the audience during the
finale piece ‘Bolero’, where fourteen DGJS girls joined the DGS
Orchestra while another fifteen were part of the DGS Dance team.
This was a very rewarding experience for everyone in the one big
DGS family.
All of us should appreciate the heavy emphasis on students’
character development in our school. Promoting the spirit of
“Daily Giving Joyful Service” was a major focus in the Junior
School in this academic year. Students from Primary One to
Primary Six were encouraged to participate in the Daily Giving
Joyful Service Scheme to serve the school community. The
number of service work opportunities increased so that students of
all years could eagerly serve the school. You could see school
ambassadors serving as guides to the new Primary One parents
during their orientation. Little Gardeners helped look after the
plants around the school. The DGJS Library began recruiting
students as early as Primary Three to help manage the library and
work alongside with the Library Mums. Some Primary Five girls
took up the task as school photographers, taking pictures during
school events for the school website. Four Whole School Cleaning
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Days were organised throughout the school year for students to take
ownership of their classroom and to create a clean and tidy learning
environment for themselves and others. These opportunities and
many more nurtured in our students a sense of belonging and
responsibility.
To further widen our students’ horizon on
exemplary citizenship in Hong Kong, special guests who were
alumnae and former parents were invited to speak to our students
during morning assemblies throughout the year. Guest speakers
shared their service work and experiences, such as teaching in a
village school in Cambodia; organising anti-smoking campaigns
around the city to promote healthy living; volunteering time as a
foster parent at the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
to help abused animals; and working at Changing Young Lives
Foundation to support and empower underprivileged children.
Through our speakers’ heartfelt sharing, our students learned that no
matter how busy their lives are, they can still serve the community.
Students were also actively involved in fundraising and
charitable activities throughout the year to raise money for those who
are less fortunate. Brownies sold boxes of cookies to help raise
money for elderly people in Hong Kong. The proceeds from the
Primary Six sales and games stalls at the School’s annual Mini
Bazaar went to helping the elderly who suffer from abuse, and
children and families living with heart disease and cancer. Students
also donated generously to Hong Kong Red Cross to provide aid to
the victims of Nepal’s earthquake. Other charitable activities
included the Famine Lunch organised by the Christian Youth
Fellowship of the Senior School and Dumpling Fundraising for
Community Chest.
Despite busily helping around the school and others, our
students also achieved excellence in academics, performing arts and
sports.
The School is committed to promote a reading culture, which
creates pleasure and builds skills for lifelong learning. With a
comprehensive
extensive
reading
scheme
and
book
recommendations from the Chinese and English Book Clubs,
students are encouraged and motivated to make reading a relaxing
pastime. A Reading Picnic was held on World Book Day. It was
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a heart-warming scene to have small groups of Primary One and
Two students sitting cosily around their teachers to listen to stories
during lunchtime, while others participate in reading activities
organised by the school librarians.
Authors also visited our school to promote literature
appreciation. All students had the unique opportunity to meet an
Australian wildlife photographer and author, Jan Latta. The famous
Taiwanese children’s writer, Wang Wen Hua, was invited to give
three sessions of talks to the lower primary students, upper primary
plus secondary students, and parents respectively. Mr. Wang’s
sharing aroused interest in reading Chinese books and inspired
creativity in our students. His humorous speech and lively style as
reflected in his books were warmly received.
Our students’ love for reading allows them to develop strong
English and Chinese language skills. In the Hong Kong Young
Writers Awards 2015, the story by Alexa Ma of Primary Five was
published in “New Tales of the Pearl River Delta, the 2015 Hong
Kong Young Writers Awards Anthology.” In the International
Competitions and Assessments for Schools 2015, organised by the
University of New South Wales, our girls once again achieved
commendable results, demonstrating their excellent command of the
English Language and creativity. Out of the 199 students between
Primary Three and Six who participated in the competition, 75 were
awarded Certificates of High Distinction, ranking the top 1% of the
participants in Hong Kong, and three students received the Medal
Awards for coming first in Hong Kong in their contemporary year.
For speech and drama, our students’ accomplishments were
similarly distinctive at the 66th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival.
The girls won 35 first places, 44 second places and 46 third places in
the English solo classes. We were also strong in the Cantonese and
Putonghua classes with 17 first places, 39 second places and 45 third
places. Our School also captured the championships in the Open
Section of the Primary Two, Primary Three and Primary Five
English Harmonic Choral Speaking Groups respectively.
Our girls delighted in hosting drama production for their peers,
teachers and parents. All our Primary Four and Five girls
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participated enthusiastically in their English drama and oral lessons
and learned basic drama techniques. The students took ownership
of their production, sourced their own props and costumes and
developed it under the guidance of their drama tutor. Everyone had
a part to play at the end of year drama performance in the school hall
to demonstrate the projects of their hard work to their fellow
schoolmates, teachers and parents. The Putonghua Club also
produced a Putonghua drama and the School enjoyed their
performance in the annual Putonghua Variety Show.
The
Putonghua drama was also the Champion in the 11th Hong Kong
Schools Putonghua Drama Competition, organised by Man Kwan
Educational Organisation and The Jockey Club Eduyoung College,
and co-organised by Education Bureau. In addition, a drama course
was organised for some Primary Two and Three students as an
extra-curricular activity throughout the school year.
They
performed Oliver Twist in our School Hall in June. Some Primary
Four and Five students joined the Junior Classics Club and put up a
school production Treasure Island in May 2015.
To make better use of the Wi-Fi school campus and modern
technology, the School was equipped with a total of 135 iPads and
36 Apple TVs for mobile learning. With these tools, besides
exploring different apps and methods on using iPads in IT lessons,
the IT Department started to integrate the use of iPads in teaching
and learning in different academic subjects. The School arranged
staff development days for all teachers on e-teaching with iPads,
with the support of different apps such as Edmodo, Casper Focus and
Google Drive. The IT Department, together with different guest
speakers, also gave an update on flipped teaching, the Use of Apple
TV, S-Mark marking system with the use of tablets, and the
revamped computerised report card system. Our IT Department
successfully collaborated with different subject teachers to design
e-learning and mobile lesson plans. Students from Primary One to
Six enjoyed using iPads during their lessons. From using apps
provided to consolidate Mathematical concepts, to using it as a
problem solving tool in a Mathematics treasure hunt, to learning a
whole environmental unit during GS1 lessons, students are exposed
to a different teaching style, which inspired them to be more
independent learners.
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Gifted students in Science were given the opportunity to take
part in the Gifted Young Scientist Workshop to learn advanced
scientific concepts outside of the School’s curriculum. Students in
the beginner’s group were encouraged to carry out a scientific
investigation on a topic of their own choice. In the 2014-2015
Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition
organised by the Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association
Science Innovation Centre, Audrey Miu, Vivienne Tsui and
Cassandra Tung of Primary Five came second for their project on the
factors that affect the rotation time and stability of a flying paper
dragonfly.
Music activities continue to be a happy and vibrant hallmark
for the school. The passion and love for making music in our
students led to their success in the 67th Hong Kong Schools Music
Festival. Our three choirs participated in six events and secured
three first, two second and one third places. The Senior and Junior
Percussion Bands attained excellent results and came first and
second respectively, while our String Orchestra was placed third.
In the 2014 Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows, the two school
teams, the Symphony Orchestra and the String Orchestra, were both
awarded the Gold Award in the Contest. The DGJS Hymn Singing
Group participated in the Yau Tsim Mong District Liaison
Committee Singing Contest 2015 (Primary School) for the second
time, and they were the champion for two consecutive years. They
were invited by the Yau Tsim Mong District School Liaison
Committee to perform again in the Annual Prize Giving Ceremony
in June 2015.
In addition to giving beautiful musical performances to
different audience, students also learned Christian values through
music. This year, the Korean Children’s Choir went on their
missionary tour to Hong Kong and shared the message of God’s love
at our school through different forms of performing arts such as
percussion, pantomime, Taekwondo, singing and dancing. An
American band, The New America Singers, came to give a fabulous
evangelical musical performance. The students enjoyed dancing
and singing along with the band.
Participation in sports has always played an important role in
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facilitating the all-round development of our girls. 2014 – 2015
was truly a fruitful year for the DGJS sports team members as they
achieved outstanding results in various inter-school competitions in
the Kowloon West Area. The School was the champion in the
Kowloon West Inter-school Swimming A and B Grade, Athletics A,
B and C Grade, Table Tennis A and B Grade, Fencing A grade,
Badminton and Volleyball competitions. Our teachers and players
spent many hours of hard work in their training programmes, so it
was truly satisfying to see them achieve their goals. Once again,
the School was awarded the Gold Prize for the best achievement in
sports in the Kowloon West Area. A special Gold Cup was
presented to the School for winning the Gold Prize in the girls’
section for twenty-six consecutive years. I would like to highlight a
few among our many outstanding athletes. Justine Tam of Primary
Six received the A.S. Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports
Award. Maia Cheung of Primary Five was the Sportsgirl of the
Year in the Kowloon West District. Lam Hoi Kiu of Primary Six
represented the Hong Kong Swimming Team in the 51st Milo/Pram
Malaysia National Age Group Swimming Championships 2015,
organised by the Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia and came
home with three gold, three silver and one bronze medals. Isabelle
Xiong was the champion in Girls A Grade in the Hong Kong Island
and Kowloon Region Inter-Area Primary Schools Table Tennis
Competition. Apart from coming first in Girls’ Single in All Hong
Kong Schools Jing Ying Table Tennis Tournament and Hang Seng
All Schools Table Tennis Championship, Isabelle has also achieved
outstanding results in different overseas table tennis competitions.
I would also like to extend my congratulations to Adelaide
Pang of Primary Six for being selected as one of the Most
Outstanding Students in the Yau Tsim Mong District. Nicola
Yeung of Primary Six was the winner in the 6th Outstanding Primary
School Students Award Scheme, organised by the Heung To
Education Organisation Ltd. Charlotte Ngai of Primary Three was
chosen as one of the eight MassMutual Junior Astronauts from Hong
Kong to visit the US Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama, where she
participated in real astronaut training and activities.
In this school year, the School presented sports scholarships to
20 students at $1,500 each to recognise their outstanding
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performance and teamwork in sports. Music scholarships were
presented to 29 students at $1,000 to $2,000 each in recognition of
their excellent performance in instrumental classes and contributions
to the orchestra respectively.
My congratulations also go to Chan Tsz Wing of Primary Six
for receiving the Bishop Ho Ming Hua Scholarship of $50,000.
This scholarship is presented to the recipient of the Mrs Rebecca Yip
Shield for her outstanding performance in Scripture, conduct and
service.
I would also like to thank the PTA for extending the award
from one PTA scholarship per class to two scholarships per class this
year. The PTA scholarships recognise good conduct and
commitment to service and the recipients are nominated by the
teachers.
The above scholarship schemes show the importance of
virtuous development and service to the school under the spirit of
whole person development.
We are also delighted to receive some very generous DGS
scholarships, the DGS Award for Academic Excellence 2014-2015,
that were awarded to eleven Primary Six students for their
outstanding academic achievement in DGJS.
Five students
received the DGS full scholarship and six students received a 75%
scholarship for a total of six school years to support their study from
Secondary One to Six in DGS.
To conclude my report, I wish to express my deepest
appreciation to all my staff members for their contribution to a most
fruitful year. My sincere thanks are extended to the Parent Teacher
Association and Diocesan Old Girls’ Association Ltd., whose
support and devotion to the School are the pillars of success. I owe
much gratitude also to members of the School Council, especially to
the capable leadership of the Rt. Revd. Andrew Chan, the Chairman,
Mrs. Doris Ho, JP, the Supervisor, Mrs. Josephine Chang, the
Honorary Treasurer, Mrs. Benita Yu, the Legal Advisor and Mrs.
Stella Lau, JP, DGS Headmistress, for their guidance, support and
trust to the Junior School.
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Students’ Achievement and Performance
A. Speech
1. 66th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival
English Section
Total no. of entries:
A.
First
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
Solo Classes:
Position
First
Second
Third
Solo classes:
380 in 52 classes
Choral speaking: 3 groups
No. of Girls
35
44
46
Hillary Lau (Pr. 1C)
Tse Sau Lam (Pr. 2C)
Annabelle Leung (Pr. 4D)
Charlotte Hsia (Pr. 1C)
Tasia Lam (Pr. 2A)
Lam Sze Ching (Pr. 2B)
Lam Chi Yau (Pr. 2C)
Chow Wing Lam (Pr. 3A)
Natalie Ng (Pr. 3C)
Ashley Cheung (Pr. 3D)
Cherish Sum (Pr. 3D)
Natasha Uchimoto (Pr. 3D)
Ashley Wong (Pr. 3D)
Katie Sung (Pr. 4A)
Nicole Wong (Pr. 4C)
Lam Yi Tak (Pr. 4D)
Allie Ng (Pr. 4D)
Claudia Ng (Pr. 4D)
Alvis Wong (Pr. 4D)
Whitney Chan (Pr. 5A)
Yeung Lok Sze (Pr. 5A)
Rachel Poon (Pr. 5B)
Solo Verse Speaking (Open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
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23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
Sonia Chan (Pr. 5C)
Chiu Cheuk Yi (Pr. 5C)
Cheryl Tsui (Pr. 5C)
Woo Ho Tung (Pr. 5C)
Valerie Yip (Pr. 5C)
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
Yanka Wong (Pr. 3B)
Sienna Wong (Pr. 4C)
Charlotte Lau (Pr. 5B)
Charms Ng (Pr. 2B)
Woo Ho Tung (Pr. 5C)
Adelaide Kwan (Pr. 6B)
Tiffany Chan (Pr. 6C)
B. Choral:
Primary 2
Primary 3
Primary 5
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)
Prose Speaking (Open)
Prose Speaking (Open)
Prose Speaking (Open)
Prose Reading (Non-open)
Prose Reading (Non-open)
Prose Reading (Non-open)
Prose Reading (Non-open)
Harmonic Choral Speaking, Open – First
Harmonic Choral Speaking, Open – First
Harmonic Choral Speaking, Open – First
C. Rehearsed Original Scene:
Wong Hiu Yu (Pr. 6B), Hazelle Yau (Pr. 6B), Bertha Lo (Pr. 6C)
and Ngan Sze Yuen (Pr. 6C) – Third
In the 66th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival, Natasha Uchimoto
of Pr. 3D achieved a Distinction mark with her performance and was
recommended by the adjudicator to perform at the Prize-winners’
Recital of the Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival in January 2015.
Putonghua Section:
Total number of entries:
Solo Classes:
Position
First
Second
Third
116 in 18 classes
No. of Girls
10
24
24
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First
1. Kjersten Cheung (Pr. 1C)
2. Candice Ng (Pr. 1C)
3. Jasmine Lee (Pr. 2A)
4. Hayley Chow (Pr. 2B)
5. Yanka Wong (Pr. 3B)
6. Olivia Ho (Pr. 3C)
7. Yanni Chan (Pr. 4D)
8. Valerie Tsoi (Pr. 5B)
9. Jasmine Lee (Pr. 2A)
10. Chloe Chiu (Pr. 2D)
Cantonese Section
Total no. of entries:
Solo Classes：
Position
First
Second
Third
First
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
2.
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Prose Speaking
Solo Prose Speaking
105 in 26 classes
No. of Girls
7
15
21
Jenna Chu (Pr. 2C)
Ashley Cheung (Pr. 3D)
Yarrow Lam (Pr. 3A)
Rebekah Lui (Pr. 3D)
Audrey Miu (Pr. 5C)
Ashley Cheung (Pr. 3D)
Mindy Shie (Pr. 4D)
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Verse Speaking
Solo Prose Speaking
Solo Prose Speaking
The 21st Bible Reading Festival organised by Chinese Bible
International Ltd.:
Solo Verse Speaking (Putonghua)
Pr. 6 Jade Wong (Pr. 6A)
Adelaide Kwan (Pr. 6B)
Pr. 5 Esther Fung (Pr. 5C)
Valerie Tsoi (Pr. 5B)
Woo Ho Tung (Pr. 5C)
Pr. 4 Yanni Chan (Pr. 4D)
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Merit
Merit
Overall Champion
1st Runner-up
1st Runner-up
Overall Champion
Venice Cheng (Pr. 4D)
Annabelle Leung (Pr. 4D)
Mindy Shie (Pr. 4D)
Sienna Wong (Pr. 4C)
Bertha Wong (Pr. 4D)
Rachel Wong (Pr. 4D)
Pr. 3 Ngai Zee Yee (Pr. 3A)
Bernice Lam (Pr. 3D)
Eunice Fung (Pr. 3B)
Kelsie Ling (Pr. 3B)
Astrid Miu (Pr. 3D)
Pr. 2 Lam Sze Ching (Pr. 2B)
Vanessa Kan (Pr. 2D)
Kylie Cheung (Pr. 2D)
Chloe Chiu (Pr. 2D)
Pr. 1 Chloe Kee (Pr. 1A)
Esther Lui (Pr. 1A)
Agalia Kwan (Pr. 1B)
2nd Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
Merit
Merit
Merit
1st Runner-up
1st Runner-up
Merit
Merit
Merit
Champion
2nd Runner-up
Merit
Merit
2nd Runner-up
2nd Runner-up
Merit
3.
Storytelling Competition 2015, organised by the Boys’ and Girls’
Club Association of Hong Kong, RTHK and Bank of East Asia:
Yanka Wong (Pr. 3B)
Third (Lower Primary Section)
4.
“Di Zi Gui” Recitation, Nursery Rhymes and Parent-Child
Story-Telling Competition 2015, co-organised by Fukien
Secondary School Affiliated School and Federation of Parent
Teacher Associations in Kwun Tong District Ltd:
Micha Chan (Pr. 2D)
First Class Honour
5.
Hong Kong Schools Putonghua Speech and Art Competition
2015, conducted by the Putonghua Jiaoshi Xuehui:
Harmony Wong (Pr. 2C)
Second Runner-up in Solo Verse
Speaking
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B. Music
1. The 67th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival
Group Entries
Choral Singing in Chinese
Senior Choir
First
Good Hope Singers Trophy
Intermediate Choir First
Radio Television
Hong Kong Trophy
Junior Choir
Second
Choral Singing in Foreign Language
Senior Choir
First
Good Hope Singers Trophy
Intermediate Choir
Second
Junior Choir
Third
Percussion Bands
Age 13 or under First
Age 9 or under
Hong Kong Percussion Centre
Trophy
Second
String Orchestra
Age 13 or under Third
Individual Entries
Vocal Solo in Chinese
Age 13 or under
Adelaide Kwan
Chong Sum Yip
Age 10 or under (Group 1) Stefani Li
(Group 4) Woo Ho Tung
First
Third
First
Second
Vocal Solo in Foreign Language
Age 13 or under (Group 1) Kathy Chan
(Group 2) Chong Sum Yip
(Group 3) Adelaide Kwan
Age 10 or under (Group 1) Caitlin Chiu
(Group 2) Stefani Li
Cheng Wai Ching
(Group 3) Hilary Siu
Lam Yi Tak
(Group 6) Ada Leung
First
Second
First
Second
First
Third
First
Third
Third
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Age 7 to 8
(Group 1)
(Group 3)
(Group 4)
(Group 5)
(Group 8)
Janet Lau
Wong Lok Tung
Megan Kwok
Claire Wai
Natalie Ho
Third
First
Second
Third
Second
Recorder Solo
Age 13 or under (Group 4) Nicola Yeung
Age 10 or under (Group 2) Janice Chiu
Third
First
Violin Solo
Grade 6
(Group 3) Natalie Ma
Third
Viola Solo
Intermediate
(Group 2) Amanda Chan
First
Trumpet Solo
Junior
(Group 2) Alvis Wong
Second
Xylophone Solo
Primary School (Group 3) Ng Hoi Yin
Third
Marimba Solo
Primary School
First
Yangqin Solo
Junior
Amanda Chan
(Group 3) Mavis Tsang
Third
2. “Sing 歌樂舞@油尖旺” Singing Competition, organised
by Yau Tsim Mong District School Liaison Committee:
DGJS Hymn Singing Group
Champion
The DGJS Hymn Singing Group was invited by the Yau
Tsim Mong District School Liaison Committee (油尖旺區
校長會) to perform in their Annual Prize Giving
Ceremony in June 2015.
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3. Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows 2014, organised by
the Music Office of the Leisure and Cultural Services
Department:
Symphony Orchestra Contest
Gold Award
String Orchestra Contest
Gold Award
C. Sports
1. Swimming
a) Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary Schools Swimming
Competition:
Girls A Grade – First
Girls B Grade – First
b) Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Region Inter-Area
Primary Schools Swimming Competition:
Girls B Grade – Third
10 girls from our School represented Kowloon West
Area in this competition.
c) The 51st Milo/Pram Malaysia National Age Group
Swimming Championships 2015, organised by the
Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia:
Girls’ Division
Lam Hoi Kiu (Pr. 6C)
First in 4x100m
Freestyle Relay and
Medley Relay
Second in 200m
Breaststroke and 400m
Individual Medley
Third in 100m
Breaststroke
She represented the Hong Kong Swimming Team in
the competition.
d) The 15th Macau Open Age Group Synchronised
Swimming Championships 2015, organised by the
Swimming Association of Macau:
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Girls Age 10 and under
Natalie Lau (Pr. 4B)
Second in Solo Free
Routine, Duet Free
Routine and Team Free
Routine
She presented Hong Kong in the competition. The
Hong Kong Team was the overall champion.
e) The Hong Kong Open Winter Swimming
Championships 2014, organised by the Hong Kong
Winter Swimming Association and the Leisure and
Cultural Services Department:
Primary School Girls’ Division
Christy Lam (Pr. 6C)
Individual Champion
Diocesan Girls’ Junior School came second in the
Inter-Primary Schools Girls’ Overall Championship.
f)
The Panasonic Pan Asia Synchronised Swimming
Championships cum 11th Hong Kong Synchronised
Swimming Open Championships 2015, organised by
the Hong Kong Amateur Swimming Association and
Leisure and Cultural Services Department:
Girls’ Division – Age Group 9 -10
Natalie Lau (Pr. 4B)
Champion in 25m
Freestyle Eggbeater
Second in Solo Free
Third in 25m Paddle Scull
and Duet Free
She also represented Hong Kong in this competition.
The Hong Kong Team was the champion in the Free
Team competition in the age group of 12 and under.
g) The HKSAR Establishment Celebration Swim Meet
2015, organised by the Hong Kong Swimming
Association:
Girls’ Division – Age Group 6
Leticia Lee (Pr. 1D)
Champion in 50m
Freestyle and 50m
Backstroke
Second in 50m Kickboard
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Third in 50m Breaststroke
Overall Champion in her
age group
2. Athletics
a) Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary Schools Athletics
Meet:
Girls A Grade
First
Girls B Grade
First
Girls C Grade
First
Michelle Yuen (Pr. 4A) &
Outstanding Athletes
Maia Cheung (Pr. 5C)
b) All Hong Kong Inter-Area Primary Schools Athletics
Competition, organised by the Hong Kong Schools
Sports Federation:
Girls B Grade
Maia Cheung (Pr. 5C)
First in 100m
Girls C Grade
Michelle Yuen (Pr. 4A)
Second in 60m
The C Grade Relay Team came fourth.
The Kowloon West C Grade Team came second in their
section.
c) Athletic Competition organised by Athkids Junior
Sports Association:
Chloe Lai (Pr. 3A)
First in Bean Bag
Throwing
Lam Hei Yu (Pr. 3C)
First in 60m, 100m,
Long Jump and
60m Hurdle
Individual Champion in
her age group
Hayley Lai (Pr. 4C)
First in 60m, 100m and
200m
Individual Champion in
her age group
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d) Athletic Competition organised by the Citizen Athletic
Association:
Maia Cheung (Pr. 5C)
First in 60m, 100m and
200m
Individual Champion
Michelle Yuen (Pr. 4A)
First in 60m and 100m
Individual Champion
Hayley Lai (Pr. 4B)
Third in 200m
Ho Nok Lam (Pr. 4B)
First in 200m and
Second in 100m
Michelle Yuen (Pr. 4A), Hayley Lai (Pr. 4B), Ho Nok
Lam (Pr. 4B) and Rachel Wong (Pr. 4D) came first in
4X100m Relay.
e) Athletics Competition organised by the Pacers
Athletics Club:
Lam Hei Yu (Pr. 3C)
Second in 60m
Chloe Pak (Pr. 3D)
First in 60m and 100m
Second in 200m
Chloe Leung (Pr. 3B), Lam Hei Yu (Pr. 3C), Rebekah
Lui (Pr. 3D) and Chloe Pak (Pr. 3D) came first in
4x100m Relay.
f) Age Group Athletics Competition in Shenzhen,
organised by Athkids Junior Sports Association:
Chloe Lai (Pr. 3A)
First in Softball Throwing
Third in 60m
Chloe Leung (Pr. 3B)
Second in 60m and 100m
Third in 200m
Lam Hei Yu (Pr. 3C)
First in 60m, 100m and
Long Jump
Second in 200m
Third in Softball Throwing
Natalie Lau (Pr. 4B)
Second in Softball
Throwing
Hayley Lai (Pr. 4C)
Third in 100m and 200m
Rachel Wong (Pr. 4D)
Third in 60m and Softball
Throwing
Maia Cheung (Pr. 5C)
Second in 200m
Third in 100m
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3. Table Tennis
a) Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary School Table Tennis
Competition:
Girls A Grade
Champion
Karen Lee (Pr. 6C) &
Outstanding Table Tennis
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C)
Players
Girls B Grade
Phoebe Hui (Pr. 5A) &
Chelsea Chan (Pr. 4B)
Champion
Outstanding Table Tennis
Players
b) Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Region Inter-Area
Primary Schools Table Tennis Competition:
Girls A Grade
Champion
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C)
Outstanding Table Tennis
Player
Girls B Grade
Second
Phoebe Hui (Pr. 5A)
Outstanding Table Tennis
Player
c)
All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Table Tennis
Tournament:
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C)
First in Girls’ Single
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C) and
Third in Girls’ Double
Karen Lee (Pr. 6C)
d)
Age Group Table Tennis Championship, organised by
the District Council and the Leisure and Cultural
Services Department:
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C)
First in Sham Shui Po
District and Yau Tsim
Mong District
Phoebe Hui (Pr. 5A)
First in Shatin District
in Girls’ Single
Second in North District
in Girls’ Single
Chelsea Chan (Pr. 4B)
First in Tai Po District
Third in Tsuen Wan
District in Girls’ Double
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e)
Hong Kong Open Table Tennis Age Group Championship:
Chelsea Chan (Pr. 4B)
Her team came third in the
tournament.
f)
Hang Seng All Schools Table Tennis Championship:
Girls Section
Overall Champion
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C)
Champion in Girls’
Single
g)
2014 US Open Table Tennis Championship:
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C)
Champion in Girls Age 11
and under
Third in Girls Age 13
and under
h)
2014 Canadian Table Tennis Championships:
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C)
Second in Cadet Team
Third in Cadet Singles
Third in Cadet Doubles
i)
2014 Hong Kong Open Youth Table Tennis
Championship:
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C)
Third in Girls Age 12
and under
Her team won the team
championship.
j)
Hong Kong Table Tennis Championship:
Chelsea Chan (Pr. 4B)
Second in Girls Age 9
and under
Third in Girls Age 12
and under
k)
2015 Butterfly Canadian Championships:
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C) Gold in U15 Single
Gold in U15 Double
Gold in U18 Single
Gold in Women’s Team
Bronze in Women’s Double
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She broke the Canadian record as the youngest girl to
have won champions in these events. She was also
awarded the Golden Player by the Canada Table Tennis
Association for this year’s Canadian Championships.
4. Badminton
Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary Schools Badminton
Competition 2014-2015, organised by Hong Kong Schools
Sports Federation:
Girls’ Section
Champion
Kung Mei Hang (Pr. 5A) & Outstanding Badminton Players
Carrie Lo (Pr. 5B)
5. Volleyball
Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary Schools Volleyball
Competition:
Girls’ Section
Champion
Justine Tam (Pr. 6B) and Getty Li (Pr. 6C) were elected as
outstanding volleyball players.
6. Fencing
a) Inter-School Fencing Competition in Kowloon Area B:
A Grade
Hayden Poon (Pr. 6B)
First
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
Second
The A Grade team came first.
B Grade
Nicole Wong (Pr. 4C)
The B Grade team came second.
First
b) All Hong Kong Inter-Primary Schools Fencing
Competition:
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
Third
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7. Gymnastics
a) All Hong Kong Inter-Primary Schools Gymnastics
Competition (Hong Kong and Kowloon District)
Girls’ Novice Section
Joyce Chung (Pr. 2A)
Floor Exercise: Third
Girls’ Senior Section
Jeanie Chung (Pr. 5A)
Floor Exercise: Champion
Balance Beam: Champion
Vaulting: Second
Uneven Bar: Third
Outstanding Athlete and
Individual All-round
Champion
8. Basketball
Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary Schools Basketball
Competition:
Girls’ Section
Fourth
Girls’ Senior Section
Chloe Hui (Pr. 6A)
Outstanding Basketball
Player
9. The School was awarded the Gold Cup for outstanding
overall sports achievements in the Kowloon West District for
the 2014/2015 school year. A special Gold Cup was also
awarded to the School for being the Overall Champion for
twenty-six consecutive years.
10. Sportsgirl of the Year in Kowloon West District:
Maia Cheung (Pr. 5C)
11. A.S. Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award:
Justine Tam (Pr. 6B)
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D. Visual Arts
1. The 7th Arts Ambassadors-in-School Scheme, organised by
the Hong Kong Arts Development Council and supported by
the EDB.
Cassandra Tung (Pr. 5C) and Adelaide Kwan (Pr. 6B) were
appointed as the Arts Ambassadors.
2. In the “My Australian Christmas Card Competition”
organised by the Australian Consulate-General Hong Kong,
Sophia Chan of Pr. 3A was selected as one of the
entries in the junior primary section.
E. Mathematics
1. 2015 “Hua Xia Cup” National Mathematical Olympiad
Competition, organised by the China Mathematics Education
Research Association, the Hong Kong Mathematical
Olympiad Association, the Hua Xia Cup Organising
Committee and the Educational Mechanism Research
Sub-Commission of Chinese Society of Education:
Preliminary Round of Hong Kong Region
Lui Yin Hei (Pr. 1B)
First Grade Honour
Hebe Yeung (Pr. 1B)
First Grade Honour
Celeste Yeh (Pr. 1C)
First Grade Honour
Hazel Lee (Pr. 2B)
First Grade Honour
Charms Ng (Pr. 2B)
First Grade Honour
To Yan Kiu (Pr. 2B)
First Grade Honour
Jacqui Chan (Pr. 2C)
First Grade Honour
Kylie Cheung (Pr. 2D)
First Grade Honour
Chan Sin Yu (Pr. 3A)
First Grade Honour
Chloe Chung (Pr. 3C)
First Grade Honour
Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C)
First Grade Honour
Lu Cheuk Ying (Pr. 3C)
First Grade Honour
Chelsea Chan (Pr. 4B)
First Grade Honour
Abby So (Pr. 4B)
First Grade Honour
Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 4C)
First Grade Honour
Rita Yu (Pr. 4C)
First Grade Honour
Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 4D)
First Grade Honour
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Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
Adelaide Pang (Pr. 6A)
Nicola Yeung (Pr. 6A)
Chloe Kwan (Pr. 6B)
First Grade Honour
First Grade Honour
First Grade Honour
First Grade Honour
Qualifying Round of Southern China Region
Charms Ng (Pr. 2B)
Principal Honour
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
Principal Honour
Hebe Yeung (Pr. 1B)
First Grade Honour
Chung Chui Tung (Pr. 1C)
First Grade Honour
Chan Sin Yu (Pr. 3A)
First Grade Honour
Sherrie Lau (Pr. 3C)
First Grade Honour
Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C)
First Grade Honour
Chelsea Chan (Pr. 4B)
First Grade Honour
Abby So (Pr. 4B)
First Grade Honour
Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 4C)
First Grade Honour
Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 4D)
First Grade Honour
Jolie Ng (Pr. 4D)
First Grade Honour
Alicia Cheung (Pr. 5C)
First Grade Honour
2. 2015 Hong Kong and Macau Mathematical Olympiad Open
Contest cum The Asia International Mathematical Olympiad
Open Contest Trial, organised by the Hong Kong
Mathematical Olympiad Association, the Asia International
Mathematical Olympiad Union and the Study Hard Education
Centre:
Leung Wing In (Pr. 1C)
First Grade Honour
Yau Sin Yan (Pr. 1D)
First Grade Honour
Janice Leung (Pr. 2A)
First Grade Honour
Hazel Lee (Pr. 2B)
First Grade Honour
Charms Ng (Pr. 2B)
First Grade Honour
Chan Sin Yu (Pr. 3A)
First Grade Honour
Chloe Chung (Pr. 3C)
First Grade Honour
Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C)
First Grade Honour
Chelsea Chan (Pr. 4B)
First Grade Honour
Abby So (Pr. 4B)
First Grade Honour
Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 4D)
First Grade Honour
Jolie Ng (Pr. 4D)
First Grade Honour
Vivienne Tsui (Pr. 5C)
First Grade Honour
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
First Grade Honour
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3.
4.
2015 Asia International Mathematical Olympiad Open Contest,
organised by the China Mathematics Education Research
Association, the Asia International Mathematical Olympiad
Union and the Hong Kong Mathematical Olympiad
Association:
Semi-final
Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C)
Abby So (Pr. 4B)
Jolie Ng (Pr. 4D)
Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 4D)
Alicia Cheung (Pr. 5C)
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
First Grade Honour
First Grade Honour
First Grade Honour
First Grade Honour
First Grade Honour
First Grade Honour
Final
Charms Ng (Pr. 2B)
Kylie Cheung (Pr. 2D)
Gold Prize
Gold Prize
World Class Arena 2015 organised by the Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology and Trumptech (Hong
Kong) Limited:
Mathematics Section
Distinction Award
Hayley Chan, Jasmine Faddis, Cloe Lamb, Valerie Luk, Ng
Hoi Yin, Ip Tsz Oi, Jasmine Liu, Sheung Yui Yuen, Alvina
Tse, Valerie Tsoi, Alicia Cheung, Gianna Lai, Audrey Miu,
Vivienne Tsui, Grace Wong, Woo Ho Tung, Valerie Yip
(17 Pr. 5 girls)
Problem Solving Section
Distinction Award
Hayley Chan, Emily Chong, Jasmine Faddis, Cloe Lamb,
Valerie Luk, Ng Hoi Yin, Ip Tsz Oi, Sheung Yui Yuen,
Alvina Tse, Valerie Tsoi, Gianna Lai, Audrey Miu, Vivienne
Tsui, Grace Wong, Woo Ho Tung (15 Pr. 5 girls)
5.
In the “World Class Tests Spring 2014”, organised by the
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and
Trumptect (Hong Kong) Ltd., Diocesan Girls’ Junior School
achieved the “Most Outstanding Group Performance in
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Mathematics (Aged 8-11)”, and the “Most Outstanding Group
Performance in Problem Solving (Aged 8-11)”.
6.
In the 2014-2015 Hong Kong Joint Primary School
Mathematics Competition, organised by the Hong Kong
Polytechnic University:
Chloe Kwan (Pr. 6B)
Silver Award
2nd Runner-up in
Interactive Math Quest
Section
Jamie Chow (Pr. 6A)
Silver Award
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
Silver Award
Chloe Hui (Pr. 6A)
Bronze Award
Jasmine Law (Pr. 6B)
Bronze Award
Lee Cheuk Lam (Pr. 6C)
Bronze Award
Gabrielle Luk (Pr. 6B)
Merit Award
Isabelle Xiong (Pr. 6C)
Merit Award
Adelaide Pang (Pr. 6A)
Merit Award
Vivienne Tsui (Pr. 5C),
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A), and
Chloe Kwan (Pr. 6B)
3rd Runner-up
7.
2014-2015 Hong Kong Mathematics Creative Problem
Solving Competition, organised by the Gifted Education
Section of the Education Bureau (EDB) and Hong Kong
Federation of Education Workers in collaboration with Hong
Kong Aided Primary School Heads Association:
Nicola Yeung (Pr. 6A)
Silver Award
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
Silver Award
Chloe Kwan (Pr. 6B)
Silver Award
Lee Cheuk Lam (Pr. 6C)
Silver Award
8.
Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiads 2015
organised by the Singapore and Asian Schools and the Hong
Kong Mathematical Olympiad Association:
Sherrie Lau (Pr. 3C)
Gold Honour
Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C)
Gold Honour
Chelsea Chan (Pr. 4B)
Gold Honour
Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 4D)
Gold Honour
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9. The Inter-School SUPER 24 Competition, organised by the
Shun Tak Fraternal Association Seaward Woo College:
Chloe Hui (Pr. 6A)
2nd Runner-up
Jasmine Law (Pr. 6B)
Third Grade Honour
Gabrielle Luk (Pr. 6B)
Third Grade Honour
Wong Hiu Yu (Pr. 6B)
Third Grade Honour
A Certificate of Appreciation was also presented to
Diocesan Girls’ Junior School for participating in the
competition.
10.
In the “2015 World Class Arena Elite Competition”,
organised by the Hong Kong University of Science and
Technology and Trumptech (Hong Kong) Ltd:
Chloe Hui (Pr. 6A)
Gold Award
Adelaide Pang (Pr. 6A)
Gold Award
Gabrielle Luk (Pr. 6B)
Gold Award
Wong Hiu Yu (Pr. 6B)
Gold Award
Tiffany Chan (Pr. 6C)
Gold Award
11.
In the “2015 High Order Thinking Inter-School
Competition”, organised by the World Class Arena and
Trumptech (Hong Kong) Ltd:
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
3rd Runner-up
Jasmin Chan (Pr. 6A)
Certificate of Merit
12.
In the “Hong Kong Youth Math Genius Contest 2015”,
organised by the Hong Kong Gifted Education Teachers’
Association:
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
1st Runner-up
13.
The Hong Kong Youth Mathematical Challenge 2015,
organised by the Hong Kong Youth Mathematical
Challenge Committee, HKSKH Bishop Hall Secondary
School and International Academic Communication
Association:
Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C)
Second Runner-up in
Primary 3 Section
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Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C),
Ip Tsz Oi (Pr. 5B) and
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
Gold Award
Jolie Ng (Pr. 4D),
Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 4D)
and Nicola Yeung (Pr. 6A)
Silver Award
Vivienne Tsui (Pr. 5C)
Bronze Award
Together with Charmaine Chan (Pr. 3C), the team was
awarded the First Runner-up in the competition.
F. Science and Technology
1.
In the 2014-2015 Hong Kong Youth Science and
Technology Innovation Competition, organised by the Hong
Kong New Generation Cultural Association Science
Innovation Centre, Audrey Miu, Vivienne Tsui and
Cassandra Tung of Pr. 5C came second for their scientific
project on the factors which affect the rotation time and
stability of a flying paper dragonfly.
Kathy Chan and Hannah Ng of Pr. 6C were awarded a Merit
award for their anti-spilling device invention. Victoria Hui of
Pr. 6C was awarded a Merit award for her non-topple tray
invention.
2. 19 students and their family members participated in the
parent-child technology workshop, organised by Lingnan Dr.
Chung Wing Kwong Memorial Secondary School in
November 2014. Our girls and their parents had a chance to
learn and work together on how to make a wooden toy glider
in the workshop. This was a good opportunity for the girls to
collaborate with their parents and explore the world of
mechanics.
Kelly Chung (Pr. 2C) was awarded the Merit prize under the
“Best Design” category. Alyssa Lapakulchai (Pr. 2D) won the
award for “Best Parent-Child Collaboration”. Chau Tsz Ching
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(Pr. 6B) came third in the competition for the farthest distance
travelled by the glider.
3.
Mass Mutual Junior Space Camp Programme 2015
After three rigorous rounds of selected tests organised by
Mass Mutual Asia, Ngai Zee Yee of Pr. 3A was chosen as a
Junior Astronaut out of 2000 competitors. Together with her
parent, Zee Yee attended a fully subsidised nine-day space
exploration journey in the United States Space Camp in
Huntsville, Alabama and the Kennedy Space Centre in
Florida at the end of July 2015.
4. The HK Budding Innovators Award (Digital Media) was
organised by the Gifted Education Section of the Education
Bureau (EDB). The aim of the competition was to provide a
platform for students to develop and demonstrate their
creativity through film creation and production.
1-minute video section
Vivian Cheung (Pr. 4A),
Charmaine Tung (Pr. 4A) and
Michelle Yuen (Pr. 4A)
Bronze Award
Angelina Wong (Pr. 4A),
Queency Leung (Pr. 4A),
Abigail Tang (Pr. 4A) and
Katie Lau (Pr. 4B)
Merit Award
Ho Nok Lam (Pr. 4B),
Rachel Leung (Pr. 4C),
Adele Wong (Pr. 4D) and
Candice Lee (Pr. 4D)
Merit Award
5-minute video section
Maggie Barnett (Pr. 4B),
Yeung Tsz Ching (Pr. 4B),
Nikkia Lo (Pr. 4D) and
Jolie Ng (Pr. 4D)
Merit Award
The team was also awarded “My Favourite Film Award”.
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G. Others
1. The Most Improved Students in DGJS (2014-2015) –
sponsored by the Yau-Tsim-Mong District School Liaison
Committee:
Class
6A
6B
6C
5A
5B
5C
4A
4B
4C
4D
Name
Anna Chiu
Jessie Yip
Isabelle Xiong
Kyra Sze
Lam Hiu Nam
Adeline Cheung
Grace Daniels
Maggie Barnett
Shirley Deng
Cecilia Hung
Class
3A
3B
3C
3D
2A
2B
2C
2D
1A
1B
1C
1D
Name
Bess Chau
Kelsie Ling
Monique Hau
Kelly Kwok
Wu Fangyi
Janna Lau
Leanne Chung
Jane Karlsson
Pooi Sum Yuet
Chen Xuan Qi
Reyna Yung
Natalie Siu
2. The 6th Outstanding Primary School Students Award Scheme,
organised by Heung To Education Organisation Ltd.:
Nicola Yeung (Pr. 6A)
Winner
3. The Most Outstanding Student in the Yau-Tsim-Mong
District 2014-2015, sponsored by the Yau-Tsim-Mong
District School Liaison Committee:
Adelaide Pang (Pr. 6A)
4. In the Hong Kong Young Writers Awards 2015, the story by
Alexa Ma (Pr. 5A) was published in “New Tales of the Pearl
River Delta, the 2015 Hong Kong Young Writers Awards
Anthology.”
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5. Hong Kong Budding Poets (English) Awards 2014-2015,
co-organised by the Gifted Education Section and
native-speaking English Teacher Section of the Education
Bureau:
Primary Section
Stephanie Cannon (Pr. 5A)
Third Runner-up
6. In the ‘Be a Little Teacher Campaign 2015’, organised by
Learning Plus Language Centre to support ORBIS Kids
Sight Programme:
Elementary Level
Allegra Lai (Pr. 1D)
1st Runner-up
Leanna Liu (Pr. 1D)
Merit Award
Hazel Lee (Pr. 2B)
Merit Award
Intermediate Level
Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 4C)
Merit Award
Advanced Level
Chloe-Nicole Low (Pr. 6C)
Jamie Lam (Pr. 6B)
Sonia Chan (Pr. 5C)
Chong Sum Yip (Pr. 6B)
Grand Prize
2nd Runner-up
Merit Award
Merit Award
7. The online Chinese learning platform ‘Reading Treasure’
2014-2015, organised by KanHan Educational Services
Limited:
Diocesan Girls’ Junior School
The Most Active
Participating School
of the Year
Lower Primary Section
Natalie Chan (Pr. 1D)
Hayley Chan (Pr. 1B)
Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C)
First
Second
Third
Upper Primary Section
Alexa Ma (Pr. 5A)
Miao Hoi Ching (Pr. 4D)
Bernice Ng (Pr. 4A)
First
Second
Third
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Rachel Poon (Pr. 5B)
Kristy Li (Pr. 5C)
Annette Chan (Pr. 6A)
Merit
Merit
Merit
8. International Competitions and Assessments for Schools
2015, organised by the University of New South Wales:
English
Medal Award (Awarded to the student with the highest
score in Hong Kong)
Tiffany Ng (Pr.6A)
Ingrid Wong (Pr.4A)
High Distinction Award (Top 1% of the participants in
Hong Kong)
Hilary Lau (Pr. 3A)
Chapelle Au (Pr. 3B)
Emma Chua (Pr. 3C)
Kwong Hua Ching (Pr. 3C)
Sherrie Lau (Pr. 3C)
Tara Lau (Pr. 3C)
Megan Kwok (Pr. 3D)
Nathania Ngo (Pr. 3D)
Natasha Uchimoto (Pr. 3D)
Evelyn Ho (Pr. 4A)
Kwok Oi Shun (Pr. 4A)
Annette Ma (Pr. 4A)
Ingrid Wong (Pr. 4A)
Valerie Chan (Pr. 4B)
Constance Daniels (Pr. 4B)
Ingrid Wong (Pr. 4B)
Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 4C)
Jamie See (Pr. 4C)
Jocelyn Yue (Pr. 4C)
Jolie Ng (Pr. 4D)
Mindy Shie (Pr. 4D)
Hayley Chan (Pr. 5A)
Mia Cheng (Pr. 5A)
Jasmine Faddis (Pr. 5A)
Cloe Lamb (Pr. 5A)
Karryanne Wong (Pr. 5A)
Lillian Chung (Pr. 5B)
Chloe Ng (Pr. 5B)
Alvina Tse (Pr. 5B)
Valerie Tsoi (Pr. 5B)
Adeline Cheung (Pr. 5C)
Chloe Cheung (Pr. 5C)
Audrey Miu (Pr. 5C)
Grace Tai (Pr. 5C)
Kirsten Ting (Pr. 5C)
Grace Wong (Pr. 5C)
Jasmin Chan (Pr. 6A)
Chan Sze Hang (Pr. 6A)
Choi Ching Lam (Pr. 6A)
Jamie Chow (Pr. 6A)
Tiffany Ng (Pr. 6A)
Jacqueline Wong (Pr. 6A)
Jade Wong (Pr. 6A)
Chan Fei Leui (Pr. 6B)
Olga Kwan (Pr. 6B)
Adelaide Kwan (Pr. 6B)
Gabrielle Luk (Pr. 6B)
Charis Wong (Pr. 6B)
Wong Hiu Yu (Pr. 6B)
Hazelle Yau (Pr. 6B)
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Tiffany Chan (Pr. 6C)
Bertha Lo (Pr. 6C)
Nicole Tang (Pr. 6C)
Lee Cheuk Lam (Pr. 6C)
Ngan Sze Yuen (Pr. 6C)
English Writing
Medal Award
Audrey Miu (Pr. 5C)
High Distinction Award
Chan Chun Yi (Pr. 3A)
Hilary Lau (Pr. 3A)
Megan Li (Pr. 3B)
Evelyn Ho (Pr. 4A)
Constance Daniels (Pr. 4B)
Ellie Yau (Pr. 4B)
Tiffany Joeng (Pr. 5A)
Tiffany Ng (Pr. 6A)
Jamie Lam (Pr. 6B)
Hazelle Yau (Pr. 6B)
Jenna Kwok (Pr. 3A)
Jodie Ong (Pr. 3A)
Natasha Uchimoto (Pr.3D)
Charmaine Tung (Pr. 4A)
Ingrid Wong (Pr. 4B)
Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 4C)
Audrey Miu (Pr. 5C)
Chan Fai Leui (Pr. 6B)
Wong Hiu Yu (Pr. 6B)
Lee Cheuk Lam (Pr. 6C)
Mathematics in English
Medal Award
Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C)
High Distinction Award
Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 3C)
Janice Li (Pr. 3D)
Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 4C)
Hayley Chan (Pr. 5A)
Athena Chu (Pr. 6A)
Sherrie Lau (Pr. 3C)
Megan Kwok (Pr. 3D)
Jolie Ng (Pr. 4D)
Ip Tsz Oi (Pr. 5B)
Science in English
16 students from Pr. 5 and 6 participated in the Science in
English Assessment. 1 student was awarded Certificate of
High Distinction, 4 students were awarded Certificates of
Distinction, and 9 students were awarded Certificates of
Credit.
Nicola Yeung of Pr. 6A received the High Distinction
Award which is awarded to the top 1% of the participants in
Hong Kong.
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9.
The 19th Hong Kong School Chinese and English
Penmanship Competitions, organised by the Hong Kong
Professional Teachers’ Union and the Hong Kong Hard Pen
Calligraphists’ Association:
Senior Section in Primary School
Chloe Pak (Pr. 3D)
Merit Prize in English Penmanship
10.
Outstanding Brownies Election 2015 (Yau-Tsim-Mong
District):
Candice Leung (Pr. 6C) and Ngan Sze Yuen (Pr. 6C)
11.
“Good People Good Deeds” English Story Writing
Competition 2013, organised by the Tung Wah Group of
Hospitals (TWGHs):
Tiffany Ng (Pr. 6A)
Junior Level Bronze Winner
12. The Chinese Story Writing Competition 2015, jointly
organised by Hong Kong Public Libraries of Leisure and
Cultural Services Department and Hong Kong Children’s
Arts Society:
Lee Cheuk Lam (Pr. 6C)
1st Runner-up
(Upper Primary Section)
13. The 11th Hong Kong Schools Putonghua Drama
Competition, organised by Man Kwan Educational
Organisation and The Jockey Club Eduyoung College and
co-organised by Education Bureau:
Semi-finals
Yanka Wong (Pr. 3B),
Silver Award
Christiane Au (Pr. 3C),
Best Interpretation
Sienna Wong (Pr. 4C) and
Award
Yanni Chan (Pr. 4D)
Yanka Wong (Pr. 3B)
Best Actress Award
Finals
Yanka Wong (Pr. 3B),
Christiane Au (Pr. 3C),
Sienna Wong (Pr. 4C) and
Yanni Chan (Pr. 4D)
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Champion
14.
I.
In the Pursuing Excellence and Beyond Youth Leadership
Award Scheme (2014-2015), sponsored by the Fung Hon
Chu Education Trust Fund and co-organised by Man Kwan
Education Fund, Audrey Miu of Pr. 5C was selected as one
of the prizewinners of the scheme after two rounds of
assessment on leadership, creativity, talents and social
commitment. She was awarded a scholarship of HK$5,000
and a prize certificate.
Scholarship Scheme (2014-2015)
a)
Sports Scholarships aim at recognising the outstanding
performance in various sports achieved by our students.
In 2014-2015, 20 sports scholarships of $1,500 each were
presented to the students who received the following
awards:
Award Name
Outstanding Swimmer Award
Outstanding Swimmer Award
Outstanding Swimmer Award
Outstanding Swimmer Award
Outstanding Athlete Award
Outstanding Athlete Award
Outstanding Athlete Award
Outstanding Volleyball Player
Award
Outstanding Volleyball Player
Award
Outstanding Volleyball Player
Award
Outstanding Gymnast Award
Outstanding Badminton Player
Award
Outstanding Badminton Player
Award
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Class
5B
5B
6A
6C
4A
5C
6A
6A
Awardee Name
Hayley Chan
Tiffany Chan
Athena Chu
Lam Hoi Kiu
Michelle Yuen
Maia Cheung
Symphony Chan
Selina Kwok
6B
Justine Tam
6C
Getty Li
5A
5A
Jeanie Chung
Kung Mei Hang
5B
Carrie Lo
Outstanding Badminton Player
Award
Outstanding Table Tennis Player
Award
Outstanding Table Tennis Player
Award
Outstanding Table Tennis Player
Award
Outstanding Table Tennis Player
Award
Outstanding Fencer Award
Outstanding Basketball Player
Award
b)
6C
Bernice Tse
4B
Chelsea Chan
5A
Phoebe Hui
6C
Isabelle Xiong
6C
Karen Lee
6B
5B
Hayden Poon
Chloe Hui
Music Scholarships aim at recognising the exceptional
effort and dedication contributed to the Symphony
Orchestra and instrumental classes by our students.
In 2014-2015, 15 music scholarships of $1,000 each were
presented to the students who received the following
awards:
Instrumental Class Outstanding Novice Award
Award Name
Class Awardee Name
Instrumental Class Outstanding
1C
Imogen Yen
Novice Award (Viola)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
1C
Ng Hiu Tung
Novice Award (Cello)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
1C
Yau Sin Yan
Novice Award (Cello)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
3C
Emma Chua
Novice Award (Cello)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
1B
Charlotte Lai
Novice Award (Double Bass)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
1D
Faith Yuen
Novice Award (Oboe)
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Instrumental Class Outstanding
Novice Award (Oboe)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
Novice Award (Clarinet)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
Novice Award (Clarinet)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
Novice Award (Bassoon)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
Novice Award (Saxophone)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
Novice Award (Trumpet)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
Novice Award (French Horn)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
Novice Award (Trombone)
Instrumental Class Outstanding
Novice Award (Trombone)
2C
Harmony Wong
1A
Aimee Leung
2A
Monique Khouw
1D
Nicola Yip
1B
Teagan Lau
1D
Lam Yin Ga
2D
Mak Shan Shi
1B
Harriet Lee
1B
Natalie Yeung
In 2014-2015, 14 music scholarships of $2,000 each were
presented to the students who received the following awards:
Symphony Orchestra Outstanding Member Award
Award Name
Class Awardee Name
Symphony Orchestra
5B
Janice Chiu
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
5B
Valerie Tsoi
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
5C
Janice Chui
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
5C
Amelia Lee
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
5C
Grace Tai
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
5C
Cheryl Tsui
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
5C
Valerie Yip
Outstanding Member Award
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Symphony Orchestra
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
Outstanding Member Award
Symphony Orchestra
Outstanding Member Award
6A
Chan Tsz Wing
6A
Annette Chan
6A
Bernice Chan
6B
Kathryn Cheng
6B
April Lam
6B
Wong Jing Xi
6C
Amanda Chan
c) The PTA Scholarship aims at recognising the exemplary
conduct and service of our students. This is a joint effort
of the PTA and the School to deliver the important
message to our students and parents that noble values
and service to the School and the wider community are
highly valued.
This is also a demonstration of the school motto of Daily
Giving Joyful Service.
In 2014-2015, 44 PTA scholarships of $500 each were
presented.
Class
1A
1B
1C
1D
2A
2B
2C
2D
3A
3B
Awardee Name
Anneka Chang, Angie Li
Hebe Yeung, Claire Ng
Samantha Tang, Kjersten Cheung
Megan Chan, Lai Wing
Janice Leung, Monique Khouw
Kum Ho Yee, Yue Ching Wing
Magdalene Chan, Lam Chi Yau
Chloe Chiu, Lau Tsz Tong
Chan Sin Yu, Yan Ho Yee
Marina Kam, Wong Lok Tung
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3C
3D
4A
4B
4C
4D
5A
5B
5C
6A
6B
6C
Chow Tsz Yau, Grace Lee
Ng Hey, Bernice Lam
Ingrid Ho, Vivian Cheung
Abby So, Maggie Barnett
Ashleigh Fung, Rita Yu
Anna Sum, Wong Ka Yu
Fung Lok Man, Rachel Wong
Ava Chan, Janice Chiu
Janice Chui, Grace Wong
Adelaide Pang, Nicola Yeung
Lorraine Wong, Wong Hiu Yu
Hannah Ng, Ngan Sze Yuen
d) The purpose of the Bishop Ho Ming Hua Scholarship is to
promote both Christian and altruistic values among our
students. In light of this, the Primary Six student who is elected
by her fellow schoolmates to receive the Mrs. Rebecca Yip
Shield for her outstanding performance in Scripture, conduct
and service, is also entitled to obtain the Bishop Ho Ming Hua
Scholarship of $50,000.
The Scholarship was presented to Chan Tsz Wing (Pr. 6A).
e)
DGS Award for Academic Excellence 2014 – 2015:
The following girls have consistently performed outstandingly
in academic work in DGJS and have been offered a 75%
6-year DGS Award of Academic Excellence totaling $171,000,
to support their studies from S1 to S6 in DGS.
Ngan Sze Yuen (Pr. 6C), Wong Hiu Yu (Pr. 6B), Hazelle Yau
(Pr. 6B), Athena Chu (Pr. 6A), Nicola Yeung (Pr. 6A), Jade
Wong (Pr. 6A)
The following girls have consistently performed outstandingly
in academic work in DGJS and have been offered a full 6-year
DGS Award of Academic Excellence totaling $228,000, to
support their studies from S1 to S6 in DGS.
Lee Cheuk Lam(Pr. 6C), Jamie Lam (Pr. 6B), Jasmine Law (Pr.
6B), Chloe Kwan (Pr. 6B), Charis Wong (Pr. 6B)
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f) School Fee Remission
In 2014/2015, the School has reserved $500,000 for the school
fee remission / scholarship scheme.
II.
Community Service and Charitable Efforts
1. Funds raised at the Mini Bazaar were donated to the
following charitable organisations:
St. Andrew’s Church
$26,440.00
The Little Sisters of the Poor
$10,000.00
Children’s Heart Foundation
$10,000.00
Little Life Warrior Society
$10,000.00
The Against Elderly Abuse of Hong Kong $8,628.70
Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare
$2,200.00
Council Ltd.
2. “Spare-a-Lai-See” Fundraising Project for LEAP
Students donated some of their “Lai-Sees” which amounted
to $18,455.00 to the Life Education Activity Programme,
including $16,907.00 raised for the “Sponsor a Student”
Campaign. DGJS is the winner of the following awards:
Most Generous School Award
Loyalty Award
Second Place
“Most Inspiring” messages written on the Laisee packets:
Victoria Hui (Pr. 6C)
Merit Award
3. Our girls responded to Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and
Heart Diseases Association Appeal 2014-2015, and donated
$2,072.60 voluntarily.
4. Arrangements were made for Primary 5 girls to visit the
Heep Hong Society to play games and express their love
and concern for the mentally handicapped children.
5. Around 226 girls from Primary 4 to Primary 6 joined the
Famine Lunch, organised by the Christian Youth Fellowship
of the Senior School in March 2015.
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6. Our School organised a fundraising event for Nepal
Earthquake victims from 15th to 21st May, 2015, with the
assistance of our Brownies and Red Cross members. The
School prepared two boards, one for prayers and another for
information about Nepal. A total of $7,643.90 was collected
and sent to Red Cross Emergency Relief Operation
specified to help Nepalese victims. This is a good chance for
our girls to show their care and love to the unfortunates.
III. Staff Development
1. Staff Development Day – March 2015
All teaching and technical support staff attended the Staff
Development Day on using iPads to enhance teaching and
learning at our school campus. Mr. Andy Chan from DGS was
invited to give a sharing on using iPads in education and
flipped teaching. After that, the Department of Information and
Communication Technology gave an update on the revamped
report card system, the support of different apps and
outside-school systems such as Edmodo, Casper Focus, S-Mark
and Google Drive. This was followed by a session where
teachers from different departments discussed and devised their
own lesson plans to implement the use of iPads in their classes.
A joint staff meeting with DGS was held after school to
enhance communication between the teaching staff of DGS and
DGJS.
2. SKH Joint-School Staff Development Day – May 2015
The School took part in the Joint-School Staff Development
Day, organised by Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui in May 2015.
3. In the 20th Teachers Commendation Scheme, organised by the
Committee on Respect Our Teachers Campaign, Mrs. B. Lam
and Miss L. Wong were elected by all DGJS teachers to receive
a commendation certificate. The Certificate Presentation
Ceremony was held in September 2015.
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IV. PTA
a. PTA Seminars
1. A seminar on “Nurturing Responsibility and
Accountability” was conducted by Mrs. Josephine Ling in
November 2014. This seminar focused on the nurturing of
a responsible and accountable person.
2.
A seminar on “How to Nurture a Love of Learning the
Chinese Language in our Children” was conducted by Mr.
Wang Wenhua in January 2015. This seminar explored
parent-child reading fun and provided parent-child writing
tips. Mr. Wang Wenhua is a primary school teacher in
Taiwan and a famous author of children literature.
3.
A seminar on “What Father Needs to Know in Bringing up
their Young Daughters” was conducted by Dr. Dave
Currie in January 2015. This seminar focused on the
important role of fathers for their daughters.
4.
A workshop on “Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) in
Improving Parent-child Relationship and Learning
Efficiency” was conducted by Ms. Vivian Ng in March
2015. This workshop focused on helping parents to
explore the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI), which
is useful to improve parenting skills. Ms. Vivian Ng
specialises in dealing with children with emotional and
misbehaviour problems.
5.
A seminar on ‘Dialogue with CEO: “How to prepare our
daughters for future challenges”’ was conducted in June
2015. Mrs. Stella Lau, Headmistress of DGS, was the
moderator of the seminar. Dr. Polly Lau, Cluster Manager
(Physiotherapy) of the Kowloon Central Cluster and
Manager of the Physiotherapy Department of Queen
Elizabeth Hospital (QEH), and Mrs. Amy Lo, Group
Managing Director and Chief Executive of USB Hong
Kong, were the panelists.
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b. Visits and Special Activities organised by the PTA:
1. Visits
Autumn Term
Pr. 1 Holiday Farm in Sheung Shui
Pr. 2 Lake Egret Nature Park in Tai Po
Pr. 3 Zen Organic Farm in Ta Kwu Ling
Pr. 4 HKFYG Organic Farm in Yuen Long
Pr. 5 Ma Wan Park and Ma Wan Main Street
Village
Pr. 6 Macau Heritage Tour
Summer Term
Pr. 1 Health Education Exhibition and Resource
Centre in Tsim Sha Tsui
Pr. 2 Hong Kong Science Museum
Pr. 3 EMSD Education Path and Construction
Industry Resource Centre in Kowloon Bay
Pr. 4 Crossroads International in Tuen Mun
Pr. 5 St Mary’s Home for the Aged
2.
A one-day retreat was organised in collaboration with Rev.
Dan from the St. Andrew’s Church for our Pr. 6 girls in
May 2015. It involved interactive discussions and activities
with the girls that focus on expressing “Love Languages”
to everybody around, which would enable the girls to deal
with their peers, their families and friends better as they
become teenagers.
3.
The PTA and School arranged a day tour to the factory
premises of Dongguan Crystal Knitting and Garment Co.
Ltd. located in Dongguan, Guangdong Province for all
Primary Six students in April, 2015. All Pr. 6 students, Mrs.
Dai, five teachers and staff and eleven parents visited the
factory premises. Through this visit, the girls witnessed the
process of garment manufacturing, from design concept
generation to order placement to production. They also
attended a workshop to design and make a mini-tee as a
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take-home souvenir.
4.
A rice dumpling making event was organised in
collaboration with the Towngas Cooking Centre in June
2015. This has been a long-standing annual good cause
taken by the School, whereby parents had the opportunity
to learn how to make rice dumplings for their sponsors as
a token of appreciation for their kind donation to
Community Chest.
5.
Used School Winter Uniform Exchange Programme in
September 2014 and Used School Summer Uniform
Exchange programme in March 2015
6. Tracksuit order in October 2014
7.
Chair Pouch order in September 2014
The tailor-made blue chair pouches for DGJS girls allow
them to put their books and water bottles conveniently
around their seats.
8.
The PTA Chinese Book Club and the Chinese
Department invited Wang Wenhua, a children’s
literature author from Taiwan, to deliver three talks to
our girls of different levels in February 2015, to arouse
their interest in reading Chinese storybooks.
9.
With the aim of enhancing better communication between
teachers and parents, the school held two parent-teacher
breakfast meetings in April 2015 for Primary Four classes
and a breakfast meeting in June for Primary Five classes.
Mrs. Dai, subject panels, Pr. 4 and Pr. 5 class teachers and
subject teachers met the parents over breakfast in a
relaxed and informal way, during which different aspects
of the girls’ school life were discussed.
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10.
In support of Christian Action’s charitable initiatives,
DGS, DGJS and the PTA organised a “Green Collection”
Programme in June 2015, whereby old clothes were
collected and redistributed via Christian Action to the
people in need. Through the “Green Collection”
programme, we hope to reinforce our girls’ concepts of
recycling and charitable giving.
11.
A Christian Mothers’ Bible Study Group was organised
in collaboration with St. Andrew’s Church starting from
January 2015. The group aims at enhancing the proximity
of relationships within the DGJS community and creating
a platform for Christian mothers to study the bible, to
explore godly womanhood and motherhood, and to grow
in relationship with Jesus while building stronger
God-centred friendship.
12.
A “Healthy Little Chefs Cooking Club” was organised
for Primary Four students by a group of volunteer parents
and assisted by Mrs. E. Yu from January to April 2015.
Students brought their lunch to eat while they watched
the demonstration in the first half of the workshop. After
the demonstration, they cooked with the assistance of a
parent helper.
13.
Following the EatSmart@school.hk Campaign run by the
Department of Health, the PTA Lunchbox Subcommittee
assisted the School with the tendering process to select
supplier for lunch and snack for the school years 2015 to
2018.
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V.
Repairs and Replacement
a.
The Building and Repairs Sub-committee collaborated
with the School Facility Manager and school staff to work
on different defects and improvement works around the
redeveloped campus.
b.
Broken glass balustrade on Level 8 was replaced in the
summer holiday.
c.
The safety mat in the Middle Garden was repaired in the
summer holiday.
d.
The locations of all the draining pipes in the Middle
Garden were identified. The filters of the drainage pipes
identified in the Middle Garden were checked and
replaced.
e.
Repairs of some air-conditioners in classrooms and special
rooms
f.
Painting and repairs of the doors of classrooms and special
rooms
g.
Some walls in the classrooms were repainted in the
summer holiday.
h.
The security control at MMLCs was enhanced.
i.
Changing of the insulating materials in MMLC2
j.
Insulation materials of the air-conditioner system on the
ceiling of the stage in the Hall were replaced and the
installation of a drip tray was completed.
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k.
The air-conditioner dripping problem in L3 and L4
staffrooms and the condensation problem in the library
project rooms were fixed.
l.
The projector screen in the Junior Hall was fixed.
m. The lock to Project Room A in the library was changed.
n.
The access panels in the PAC were installed and the
broken flooring tile outside the PAC was fixed.
o.
Access panels were installed in the General Office and the
DGJS Library.
p.
Door seals were installed for all staffrooms.
q.
The cracks between the locker and the wall in 1C and 3D
classrooms were fixed.
VI. Gifts to the School
1.
Sponsorships from the P.T.A.
a. Repairs and maintenance of water dispensers
b. Replacement and maintenance of petroleum gas for
mosquito magnet executive once a month
c. Garden landscape at L1 Entrance Courtyard
d. Change of pots for the DGJS topiary in the Middle
Garden
e. Hygiene products against influenza
f. Artificial flowers and plants
g. Brownies outing transportation
h. The training cost of the Peer Mediation Programme
i. Trophies and medals
j. Sponsoring part of the expenses for the Pr. 6
Educational Visit to M21
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k. Refreshment for Parents’ Day
l. Beverages for parents’ meetings
m. Dim Sum snack for all staff on Teacher Appreciation
Day
n. Travel insurance premium for Pr. 6 Dongguan factory
visit
o. IPads
p. The computer programming for compiling service
records for the Daily Giving Joyful Service Scheme
q. Ocean Park tickets for Most Improved Students
r. Props, costumes and sets for English Drama Club
s. Gifts for EatSmart Campaign
t. The Indoor Activities Club
2.
Shun Hing Education and Charity Fund Limited granted our
School the following equipment and products:
1 set
1 set
1 set
2 sets
4 sets
3 sets
1 set
1 set
1 set
4 sets
4 sets
11 sets
11 sets
Description
Wireless handheld microphone for TDR-200
32" VGA Monitor with wall mount and wiring installation
Portable Speaker
Wireless handheld microphone
Projector
Shotgun for camcorder
Digital Camera
Colour laser printer
Portable photocopier
Air purifier
Slim standing fan
Dehumidifier
Blower
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3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Mrs. Judy Cheng (DGJS parent) donated four 4/4 violins
and one viola.
Dr. Raymond Wong (DGJS parent) donated a second-hand
Yamaha trombone.
Ms. Jean Wang (old girl) donated 8 boxes of toys for the
Primary 6 Mini Bazaar stalls.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Huen (former DGJS parent) donated
$10,000 to the Headmistress Discretionary Fund,
earmarked for treats to students.
Mrs. Conny Ching (former DGJS parent) donated a
second-hand lunch trolley.
Mrs. Connie Lung (former DGJS parent) donated a set of
books titled “戰 國 成 語 與 趙 文 化 - 圖 說 中 華 文 化 故
事 ”.
Mrs. Teresa Shieh (former DGJS parent) donated a
second-hand doll house and improved the landscape in the
Art Garden.
Mrs. Nina Hung (DGJS parent) donated a second-hand
piano (Hoffman & Kuhne, Model HS131MDS).
Mrs. Yvette Ho (former DGJS parent), Mrs. Catherine Doo
(DGJS parent) and Mrs. Wendy Wai (DGJS parent) donated
the electric ovens and compact induction cooker to the
School for conducting the Healthy Little Chefs Cooking
Club.
The Pr. 6 graduates (2014-2015) donated $8,731 to the
Headmistress Discretionary Fund earmarked for the
purchase of more Kindle devices for the library.
Diocesan Old Girls’ Association Ltd. donated $30,000 to the
Headmistress Discretionary Fund.
Education Foundation Ltd. sponsored DGJS $240,000,
earmarked for the purchase of IT equipment.
Education Foundation Ltd. sponsored DGJS $40,000,
earmarked for Library.
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JUNIOR SCHOOL STAFF
(2014/2015)
Mrs. E. Dai
Headmistress
B.A. (Hons.), Cert. Ed., University of Hong Kong;
M.A. in Education, Macquarie University, Australia
Mrs. E. Au
B.Sc., University of British Columbia, Canada; P.
Dip. Ed., Hong Kong Institute of Education
Miss J. Chan
B.Ed., York University; B.Sc., University of Toronto
Miss K. Chan
Bachelor in Information Engineering, PGDE (Major
in Primary Mathematics), Chinese University of
Hong Kong
Mrs. L. Chan
Teacher’s Certificate, Hong Kong Institute of
Education; B.Ed. (Hons.), Chinese University of
Hong Kong
Mrs. M. Y.
Chan
B.Ed. (Hons.) in Primary Education, Hong Kong
Institute of Education; M.A. in Chinese Language
and Literature, University of Hong Kong
Miss W. Y.
Chau
B.A. & B. Ed. (Hons.), Chinese University of Hong
Kong
Miss L.
Cheng
B.A., Harvard University; Teacher’s Certificate,
University of Massachusetts at Boston, U.S.A.
Mrs. W. K.
Chiu
B.A. (Hons.), B. Ed. (Hons.); M.A. in Teaching
Chinese as an International Language, Chinese
University of Hong Kong
Miss R. Chu
B.Ed. (Hons.), Hong Kong Institute of Education
Mrs. G. Chui
B.Ed. (Teaching), B. Sc., University of Auckland
New Zealand
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Mrs. C. K.
Chung
B.A. (Hons.), Chinese University of Hong Kong;
P.Dip. Ed. (Primary), Hong Kong Institute of
Education; Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons.), The
Open University of Hong Kong
Miss. M. P.
Chung
B.A. (Hons), B.Ed. (Hons.), Chinese University of
Hong Kong
Mrs. C. Fan
Teacher’s Certificate, Northcote College of
Education; B.Ed. (Hons.), M.Ed., University of
Hong Kong; M.A. in School Guidance and
Counselling, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Mrs. L. Fung
Teacher’s
Education
Mrs. T. Fung
B.A. (Hons.), Chinese University of Hong Kong; P.
Dip. Ed., Hong Kong Baptist University
Mrs. W. Fung
B.A. (Major in Music), PGDE (Major in Music),
Chinese University of Hong Kong; B. Sc.,
University of Hong Kong
Mrs. J.
Holdefer
B.Sc. in Special Education, Southern Illinois
University at Carbondale, USA; M.A. in English
Studies, University of Hong Kong
Mrs. S. Kang
B.Sc. (Hons.), Hong Kong Polytechnic University;
P.C. Ed., University of Hong Kong; Master of
Health Science, P. Dip. in Health Promotion and
Health Ed., Chinese University of Hong Kong
Miss A. Lam
B.A. in English Studies and Linguistics; PGDE,
University of Hong Kong
Mrs. B. Lam
B.Eng., M.Phil (Systems Engineering and
Engineering Management); P.Dip. Ed. (Primary),
Chinese University of Hong Kong; Professional
Certificate for E-learning in School, Hong Kong
University of Science and Technology
Certificate,
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Northcote
College
of
Miss A. Lau
M.A. (Hons.) English Literature, University of
Edinburgh, U.K.; M.A. (Theology), Master of
Sacred Theology, Lutheran Theological Seminary,
H.K., PGDE, University of Hong Kong
Mrs. D. Lau
M.A. (Trauma Psychology); PGDE (Primary),
Chinese University of Hong Kong; M.A. (Hons.) in
Psychology, University of Edinburgh, U.K.
Mrs. H. L.
Lau
B.Econ. (Hons.), University of Hong Kong;
Postgraduate Certificate (Language Studies), City
University of Hong Kong; ICTT (Primary), Hong
Kong Institute of Education; M.A. in Putonghua,
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Miss W. Lau
B. Sc. Information Technology, Master of
Philosophy, Computer Science and Information
Technology, Hong Kong Polytechnic University;
P. Dip. Ed., (Major in Primary Mathematics),
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Mrs. J. Leung
Teacher’s Certificate, Grantham College of
Education; B.A. (Hons.), City University of Hong
Kong; M.Ed., University of Hong Kong
Miss J. Li
Bachelor of Commerce and Laws, Monash
University, Australia; P.Dip.
Ed. (Primary
English), University of Hong Kong
Miss K. Y. Li
B. Ed. (Hons.) in Language Ed., Chinese University
of Hong Kong; M.A. in Chinese Language and
Literature, M.A. in Teaching Chinese as an
International Language, Chinese University of Hong
Kong
Mrs. C. Liu
B. Sc. (Hons.) in Computers in Education, City
University of Hong Kong; Certificate in Secondary
Education (English), Hong Kong Institute of
Education
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Miss K. Ng
B.A. (Music), Chinese University of Hong Kong
Miss S. Ng
B.Sc. (Hons.) in Computing Mathematics, City
University of Hong Kong; PGDE (Maths
Education), M. Ed., University of Hong Kong
Miss E. Poon
Teacher’s Certificate, Hong Kong Institute of
Education; B.A. (Hons.), City University of Hong
Kong; M.Ed. (Child & Adolescent Development),
Hong Kong Baptist University; M.Ed. (Educational
Leadership and Administration), Chinese University
of Hong Kong
Mrs. S. H.
Shum
Teacher’s Certificate, Hong Kong Institute of
Education; B.A., Open University of Hong Kong;
M.Ed., University of Hong Kong
Miss V. Tang
B.Ed. (Hons.), B.A., University of British Columbia,
Canada
Mr. J. Tong
Bachelor of Applied Science, University of Toronto;
PGDE, University of Hong Kong
Miss L. Wong
B.Sc. (Hons.), Manchester Metropolitan University,
U.K.; P.C. Ed., M.Ed., University of Hong Kong
Mrs. W. Wong
B.A. Sociology, Simon Fraser University, Canada.;
PGDE (Primary English), University of Hong Kong;
M.A. in Language Studies, Hong Kong Baptist
University
Mrs. N. Yau
Teacher’s Certificate, Northcote College of
Education; B.Sc. Psy. (Hons.), Cheltenham &
Gloucester College of Higher Education, U.K.
Mrs. E. Yu
B.Ed. in Primary Education; Dip. Ed. in Secondary
English, University of Alberta, Canada
Miss T. Yu
B.Ed. (Hons.), Hong Kong Institute of Education;
M. Sc Education (Child Development & Education),
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University of Oxford; M. Phil English & Applied
Linguistics, University of Cambridge
Miss K. S.
Yuen
B.A., Hong Kong Baptist University; PGDE,
University of Hong Kong
Miss Q. Y.
Zhang
B.Ed. (Hons.), Hong Kong Institute of Education
Mrs. C.
Chiang
(part-time)
Teacher’s Certificate, Northcote College of
Education; 3rd Yr. Specialist Cert. in Music, Sir
Robert Black College of Education; B.A.(Hons.),
Chinese University of Hong Kong; M.A. in Music,
Hong Kong Baptist University; LRSM
Mrs. M. Kan
(part-time)
B.Ed. (Hons.), M.A. in Chinese Language and
Literature, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Mrs. C. Lam
(part-time)
B.A. (Hons.), University of British Columbia,
Canada; P.Dip. Ed., M.Ed., Chinese University of
Hong Kong
Miss O. L.
Ma
(part-time)
Teacher’s Certificate, Sir Robert Black College of
Education; B.Ed. (Hons.), Hong Kong Baptist
University
Mrs. A. Nam
(part-time)
B.A. (Hons.), M.Phil. (Music Theory), P.Dip.Ed.
(Primary), Chinese University of Hong Kong;
Certificate Course on Kodaly Method in Music
Teaching, Hong Kong Baptist University
Mrs. J.
Salomon
(part-time)
B.A. (Hons.) in Languages for Business, Oxford
Brookes University, U.K.
Mr. H. Sit
(part-time)
B.Ed. (Hons.), Hong Kong Institute of Education;
Bachelor of Fine Art (Drama), The Hong Kong
Academy for Performing Arts
Mrs. J. Wong
(part-time)
B. Comm., University of Toronto, Canada; PGDE
(Primary), University of Hong Kong; Cert. TESOL,
Trinity College London
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DIOCESAN GIRLS’ JUNIOR SCHOOL
Prize Winners
2014/2015
Class
English
Mathematics
General Studies
6A Tiffany Ng
6B Gabrielle Luk
6C Lee Cheuk Lam
Athena Chu
Gabrielle Luk
Lee Cheuk Lam
Athena Chu
Nicole Ng
Lee Cheuk Lam
6 Faith Lee Cheuk Lam
6 Hope Eponine Wong
6 Love Charmaine Ser
5A Valerie Luk
Jasmine Faddis
5 Faith Valerie Luk
5B Valerie Tsoi
Jasmine Faddis
Valerie Luk
Stephanie Tsang
5 Hope Grace Wong
5C Audrey Miu
Grace Tai
Sheung Yui Yuen
Valerie Tsoi
Wong Yan Ching
4A Evelyn Ho
Charmaine
Tung
4B Ellie Yau
Charmaine Tung Charmaine Tung Crystal Ho
4C Ashleigh Fung
4D Allie Ng
Rita Yu
Anna Sum
3A
3B
3C
3D
Hilary Lau
Yanka Wong
Sherrie Lau
Megan Kwok
2A Cynthia Honig
Wong Wing
Sum
2B Charms Ng
2C Jacqui Chan
2D Constance Yao
1A Chloe Kee
1B Luann Ma
1C Samantha Tang
1D Lai Wing
Abby So
Chinese
5 Love Rachel Wong
Wong Hei
Ching
Rita Yu
Anna Sum
Yeung Tsz Ching
Hilary Lau
Marina Kam
Chow Tsz Yau
Nathania Ngo
Chloe Pak
Hilary Lau
Yanka Wong
Natalie Ng
Janice Li
Hilary Lau
Yanka Wong
Sherrie Lau
Chloe Pak
Cynthia Honig
Cynthia Honig
Cynthia Honig
Audrey Lai
Kylie Sze
Annette Jap
Anneka Chang
Lui Yin Hei
Grace Yeung
Yau Sin Yan
Joanna Ng
Joey Sin
Constance Yao
Anneka Chang
Lui Yin Hei
Leung Wing In
Allegra Lai
Joanna Ng
Kylie Sze
Chloe Chiu
Chloe Kee
Luann Ma
Kjersten Cheung
Lam Yin Ga
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Ashleigh Fung
Anna Sum
The Mrs Blomfield Cup, awarded to the girl with the best bilingual
skills in Primary Six – Lee Cheuk Lam (Pr. 6C)
The Mrs Rebecca Yip Shield, awarded to the girl with outstanding
performance in Scripture, conduct and service in Primary Six –
Chan Tsz Wing (Pr. 6A)
Student of the Year
Pr. 6
Lee Cheuk Lam
Pr. 5
Valerie Luk
Pr. 4
Ashleigh Fung
Pr. 3
Hilary Lau
Pr. 2
Cynthia Honig
Pr. 1
Luann Ma
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