speech day booklet.pdf

DIOCESAN GIRLS' SCHOOL

SPEECH DAY

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Friday, 24th November 2017

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)

http://goo.gl/xgQgZ4

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PROGRAMME

Opening Prayer by the Revd Alexis R. McCoy

Address by the Headmistress

Address by

Professor Tony F. Chan

President

The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

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 Tony F. Chan

Vote of Thanks in English by Yep Cheuk Hei Charlie, Head Girl (2016-17)

Vote of Thanks in Cantonese by Fung Ying Ka Odessa, Head Girl (2016-17)

Vote of Thanks in Putonghua by Wu Yuen Ka Kennis, Deputy Head Girl (2016-17)

School Hymn

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 (2016-2017)

Chairman: The Rt. Revd Andrew Chan

Vice-Chairman: The Revd Alexis R. McCoy

Members: Mrs. Doris Ho, JP (Supervisor)

Mrs. Stella Lau, SBS, JP (Headmistress, DGS)

Mrs. Annie Lee (Headmistress, DGJS)

Mrs. Josephine Chang (Hon. Treasurer)

Mrs. Sheilah Chatjaval

Prof. Nelson Chen

Mr. Ronnie Cheng

Ms. Stephanie Cheung

Mrs. Yvette Ho

Prof. Arthur Li, GBS, JP

Mrs. Ng Saw Kheng

Mrs. Susanna Wong

Mr. Marco Wu, GBS

Ms. Benita Yu

The Hon. Madam Justice Yuen, JA

Mrs Sherlynn Chan Wong (Chairperson, PTA)

Ms. Yvonne Chan (President, DOGA)

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SENIOR SCHOOL STAFF

(2016-2017)

Headmistress

Mrs. S. Lau, SBS, 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:

Mr. S.K. Lam, BSc (Hons), PCEd, University of Hong Kong;

MA (Information Technology in Education), Chinese

University of Hong Kong.

Acting Principal Graduate Master / Mistress:

Mr. J. Oddie, BSc, King's College London; PCEd, 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 I:

Mr. M.H. Au, BSocSc, Chinese University of Hong Kong;

CertEd, University of Hong Kong.

Mrs. C. Chan, BEd (Hons), University of Hong Kong; MA

(Chinese Linguistics), Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

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.

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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.

Mrs. K.L. Shing, BA (Hons), CertEd, MEd (Curriculum Studies),


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 I:

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.

Senior Graduate Masters / Mistresses II:

Miss P.M.L. Cheung, BSc (Hons), Chinese University of Hong

Kong; PGDE, MEd (Science Education), University of

Hong Kong.

Mrs. M. Fong, BSocSc (Hons), PCEd, MEd (Educational

Guidance), University of Hong Kong; MCS, Evangel

Seminary.

Miss N. Kitchell, BA (Hons), University of Keele; MA,

University of Westminister; PGDE, University of Hong

Kong.

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Miss B. Lee, BE, University of New South Wales; PCEd, MSc

(Information Technology in Education), University of Hong

Kong.

Mrs. J. Tang, BSc (Hons), PCEd, MEd (Liberal Studies),


Miss C. Wong, BA (Hons), PCEd, MEd (Chinese Language

Education), 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.

Graduate Masters / Mistresses:

Mrs. F. Adamson, BA (Hons), University College London;

DipTESOL, Trinity College London; PGCE, University

of Sunderland.

Miss R. Ahuja, BA (Hons), Goldsmiths, University of London;


Miss C. Au, BSocSc (Hons), PGDE, Chinese University of

Hong Kong.

Mr. J. Barry, BA (Hons), West Virginia University.

Miss G. Chan, Ontario Certified Teacher; BSc (Hons),

University of Waterloo; MT (Biology and Mathematics

Education), University of Toronto.

Mr. H.C. Chan, BEd (Hons), Chinese University of Hong Kong; MEd (Teaching Chinese as a Second Language), Beijing

Language and Culture University.

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


Ms. V. Chan, BSc (Hons), McMaster University; PCEd,

University of Hong Kong; MEd (Educational

Psychology), Chinese University of Hong Kong.

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Mrs. Y. Chan, BSc, University of British Columbia; PGDE,

MEd, University of Hong Kong.

Miss B. Chen, BSc, Peking University; MSc, Beijing

University of Aeronautics and Astronautics; PGDE,


Mr. L. Cheng, HKICPA, Chinese University of Hong Kong;

PGDE (Phys), City University of Hong Kong; MA

(Professional Accounting and Information Systems),

Hertford College; Mphys(Physics), University of Oxford.

Mrs. M. Cheng, BBA (Hons), Hong Kong University of

Science and Technology; PGDE, Chinese University of

Hong Kong.

Miss W. Cheng, BA (Hons), New York University; PGDE,


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,


Miss P. Cheung, BA (Hons), DipEd, Chinese University of

Hong Kong; BFA (Hons), the Hong Kong Academy for

Performing Arts (Film & TV).

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.

Mr. P. Cortes, BA (Hons), University of North Carolina -

Wilmington

Mr. B. Doherty, BSc (Hons), La Trobe University; PGDE,


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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.

Mr. C.Y. Heung, BA (Hons), MA, 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


Ms. O. Ho, BA, University of British Columbia; MEd,


Miss D. Hui, BMus (Performance), University of Wisconsin-Madison ;

PGDE, Hong Kong Baptist University.

Mr. D. Hyam, BA (Hons), University of Stirling; PGDE,


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 O. Kong, BA (Hons), Hong Kong Baptist University;

PGDE, MA (Chinese Language and Literature), Chinese

University of Hong Kong; MA (Educational Studies),

University of York, England.

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.

Mrs. M. Lam, BSc (Hons), PGDE, KPLS, MEd (Liberal

Studies), Chinese University of Hong Kong.

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Miss D. Lau, BSc (Hons), Chinese University of Hong Kong;


Mr. F. Lau, BEd (Hons), University of Hong Kong; MA (Chinese

Language and Literature), Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Miss J. Lau, BEd, University of Hong Kong.

Miss Z. Law, BA (Hons), CertEd, MEd (Curriculum Studies),


Miss J. Lee, BSc, University of Hertfordshire; PGDE (PSHE),

MEd (Educational Studies), HKIed; Adv Dip Geoscience,


Ms. S. Leung, BEd (Hons), Chinese University of Hong Kong;

MSocSc (Counselling), University of Hong Kong.

Ms. Y. Leung, BA (Hons), MEd (Social Science), PCEd,


Mr. H.Y. Li, BEd (Hons), Hong Kong Institute of Education.

Miss S. Li, BSc (Hons), MPhil, PGDE, University of Hong

Kong.

Mr. K.C. Lo, BA (Hons), BEd (Hons), MPhil (Chinese

Language and Literature), Chinese University of Hong

Kong.

Ms. E. Lok, BEd (Hons), TC, Hong Kong Institute of

Education; MSc (Nutrition, Food Science and

Technology), Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Mrs. V. Ma, BA (Hons), MA (Chinese Language and

Literature), PCEd, University of Hong Kong.

Ms. 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.

Ms. 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.

Dr. M.W. Or, BSc (Hons), PhD, DipEd, Chinese University of

Hong Kong.

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Miss A. Pang, BSc (Hons), PGDE, Chinese University of Hong

Kong.

Mr. D. Pang, BA (Hons), MA, King's College London;

certTESOL, Trinity College London.

Mrs. R. Santos, BEd (Hons), MEd (Sports Science & Physical

Education), Chinese University of Hong Kong; TC,

Northcote College of Education; ATC (PE), Sir Robert

Black College of Education.

Mrs. V. Stephens, BSc (Hons), The London School of

Economics and Political Science.

Miss P. Sun, BSc, McGill University; PGDE, Chinese


Ms. A. Sy, BSocSc (Hons), PGDE, MEd (Educational

Psychology), Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Mr. K.L. Tang, BEd, University of Wolverhampton; TC, ATC

(PE), Grantham College of Education.

Mr. R. Taylor, BA (Hons), University of Nottingham; PGDE,


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


Mr. A. Tsui, BSc (Hons), Hong Kong University of Science

and Technology; MSc, PGDE, Chinese University of

Hong Kong.

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.

Mr. N.B. Wong, BSc (Hons), DipEd, Chinese University of

Hong Kong.

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Mr. W.S. Wong, BA (Hons), MA (Chinese Language and

Literature), Chinese University of Hong Kong; PGDE,


Miss T. S. Wun, BA (Hons), MEd, University of Illinois at

Urbana-Champaign; PGDE, University of Hong Kong.

Ms. D. Yeung, BSc, Simon Fraser University; PGDE,


Mr. R. Yeung, BSocSc, PGDE, University of Hong Kong.

Miss C. M. Yip, BA (Hons), Chinese University of Hong Kong;

MA (Chinese Language and Literature), PGDE,


Miss P. L. Yip, BEng (Hons), PGDE, Chinese University of

Hong Kong

Miss G. Yu, BSocSc (Hons), PGDE (Liberal Studies), Chinese


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Headmistress’s Report (2016-2017)

Speech Day – 24th November 2017

The 2016-2017 academic year has been another eventful one for

DGS, not least because it marks the launch of our fledging

alternative curriculum, the GCE A Level curriculum alongside the

existing HKDSE curriculum in Secondary 5. It is also the year in

which the full impact of the m-learning mobile platform was felt

most across different Key Learning Areas and year groups,

marking as it does the first year of full implementation of the one–

student one-iPad policy for all classes at DGS. These two

developments highlight our emphasis on refining the curriculum

so that it meets the diverse learning needs of our girls as well as

the alignment of the curriculum towards STEM-related education.

The decision on whether to offer courses leading to the General

Certificate of Education Advanced Level examinations was first

broached in the summer of 2014, when we observed that certain

girls may benefit from an alternative curriculum that would enable

them to enter courses at local tertiary institutions without having to

be dependent on their performance in the Chinese Language

subject. We identified teachers able to teach this alternative

curriculum, and they in turn attended courses to upgrade

themselves with the latest updated information concerning the

Advanced Level syllabus. Simultaneously, we sought permission

from the Education Bureau to open one Advanced Level class from

Secondary 5 onwards and consulted the relevant examination

boards, Cambridge International Examination (CIE) and

International Advanced Level (IAL), about the mechanism for

enrolling students in the Advanced Level public examinations. In

the current academic year, the first cohort of A-Level girls attended

classes in different A-Level subjects including Biology, Chemistry,

Economics, Geography, History, Mathematics and Psychology, as

well as school-based Liberal Studies, Chinese (GCSE first

language paper) and English (academic paper of IELTS test).

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Results of the cohort in public Advanced Level module exams and

tests taken in Secondary 5 have proven very encouraging, and we

look forward to further pleasing results once they complete the full

set of exams in Secondary 6 in 2017-2018.

The m-Learning platform implementation began as a small-scale

project back in 2011 when 50 iPads were available on loan for

teachers and students to conduct their lessons. Recognizing the

possibilities that such learning tools could offer in terms of

teaching pedagogy and in terms of harnessing the resources and

tools available on the internet, the School developed plans to roll

out one iPad per student across different year groups, beginning

with Secondary 1 and Secondary 4 in 2012. This was expanded to

involve more year groups in subsequent years. The current

academic year marks the full completion of this roll-out, with the

support of the IT in Education Team, who constantly monitored,

evaluated and shared teaching pedagogy and packages across

different Key Learning Areas, including flipped classroom, iTunes

U and Nearpod-augmented lessons. Undeniably we have witnessed

good washback effect of these measures as our girls performed

well both academically and in other domains, benefitting from the

refined teaching pedagogy and the integration of technology in

lessons. This is also exhibited by their participation and improved

performance in various external competitions and projects. For

example, in August this year a team of Secondary 2 DGS students

went to Google Headquarters in Silicon Valley, California and won

the champion’s trophy in the Technovation App Design

Competition, which is a direct result of our refined curriculum

emphasizing STEM-based education. These and other such results

indicate that we are on the right track in our provisioning of

technology-based education at our School and equipping our girls

for the future.

In academics, I am pleased to report that the girls reaped pleasing

results in the HKDSE public examinations this year. A total of 129

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girls sat the HKDSE, and attained a total of 143 Level 5**, with

96% of the subject entries awarded Level 3 or above. 87% of the

girls were able to meet the local university entrance requirements.

Of particular mention is the performance of Maggie Lam, who

obtained a perfect score of seven 5**s in all the DSEs she sat, and

emerged as the super scorer among top scorers territory-wide.

Most others girls were able to pursue their desired university

programmes with ease. Girls who sat the first modules of the A

Level curriculum in Secondary 5 also fared well, with 97%

obtaining As and Bs in their respective AS Level modules. All

100% of the cohort scored 8.0 or above in the English IELTS test,

and 100% scored the A grade or above in their GCSE Chinese first

language paper. These sets of results indicate a very good start for

students taking up the alternative curriculum, and I am pleased to

report that the A Level programme is now gaining traction amongst

students and parents as they recognize the benefits of this

alternative pathway for those with specific learning needs and

objectives.

In terms of courses opted by girls at tertiary level, more students

have elected to pursue STEM-related programmes as their

preferred choice than in the past. This heartening trend should

break the stereotype that such courses are bastions for boys only,

as our girls have shown keen interest and capability in pursuing a

STEM-based career. Traditional programmes such as Medicine

continue to draw many girls. For the local universities 15 enrolled

in the Faculty of Medicine, 1 to the Faculty of Dentistry, and 1 to

the Faculty of Speech and Hearing Science. Other girls opted for a

diverse range of courses including Architectural Studies, English,

Economics, Global Studies, Nursing, Politics and International

Relations, Science, Psychology, Quantitative Finance, Social

Sciences and Urban Studies. In addition to the local universities, a

number of girls took up courses at overseas tertiary institutions,

including the London School of Economics and the Royal

Veterinary College in the UK, the University of Pennsylvania and

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the Eastman School of Music in the US, the University of Toronto

and McGill University in Canada, Australian National University

and the University of New South Wales in Australia and Beijing

Normal University in Mainland China. Spanning different

continents, these universities clearly appreciate the caliber of our

girls and value the education they receive at DGS.

Many of our top scholars have also been duly recognized by

outside institutions for their strong academic prowess and potential

in different fields. Among those who embark on tertiary studies

overseas, five were awarded the Hong Kong Scholarship for

Excellence: Cheryl Lau, Liang Huilin, Elise Liu, Ng Hong Yu and

Dorothy Yip. Ng Hong Yu and Elise Liu were also awarded the

American Chamber of Commerce Charitable Foundation Lyn

Edinger US Studies Scholarship and the Bernard van Zuiden Music

Fund respectively.

I would like to go on record to express my deep appreciation and

gratitude to our teachers for their dedication and hard work in

helping the girls reap these results. Through their impetus, the

teaching pedagogy and curriculum of different Key Learning Areas

were refined and enhanced, benefiting the girls in their studies. I

congratulate our girls for boldly pressing ahead in their school

endeavours to obtain these pleasing results. It is important that

every student recognizes that each individual has her combination

of abilities and limitations, and the real challenge lies in being able

to better herself and surpass her own record. Of course, our girls’

diligence and perseverance deserve our full unbridled appreciation.

For more specific reports of the various departments I invite

readers to refer to the full electronic reports from different

departments on our School Homepage at www.dgs.edu.hk.

School life at DGS is perennially active. We take pride in

developing our girls into well-rounded individuals as they acquire

ample opportunities to learn and grow under the five pillars of the

http://www.dgs.edu.hk/

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DGS education: steadfastness in learning as they pursue academic

excellence, sensitivity towards beauty through aesthetic

appreciation of music and the arts, development of stamina, skills

and team building through sports, generosity in service to the

community and to the world, and the overarching pillar that

buttresses the other four, spiritual nurturing that permeates our

School when we honour God and serve our fellow man. We

encourage a balance between both active and contemplative

pursuits so that current and old girls alike can continue to enjoy the

rich vibrancy of life, while honing a keen sensitivity towards

beauty. Allow me now to paint for you a brief tapestry of our non-

academic achievements.

Music at DGS is both a tool to serve and a means to cultivate

bonding and friendship. It also draws and inspires people to

achieve great heights when they perform and play in harmony,

stirring passions and emotions that reach out to the higher sanctum

for performers and audience alike. To this end, we continue to draw

on the expertise and experience of conductor Mr. Leung Kin Fung,

our Performing Arts Director. His presence, together with that of

other conductors the School has employed, have added a

professional touch to our musical performances. In tandem, our

two devoted music teachers continue to work wonders with our

student musicians to produce dazzling, spectacular performances.

This year has been an exceptional year, as student musicians and

their conductors scaled new heights and continued to raise their bar

of excellence. In the 69th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival, the

Symphony Orchestra and String Orchestra came first, as did the

Junior Choir and Senior Choir singing in a Foreign Language,

while the Junior Choir and Intermediate Choir captured first place

singing in Chinese. The Senior Choir and the Senior Mixed Choir

were voted the Best Secondary School Choir in their respective

classes while the Senior Mixed Choir was also voted the Most

Outstanding Secondary School Choir of the Year.

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This was a year of many major musical performances and

collaborations. In July 2017 DGS played host to the 3rd School

Orchestra Festival of Four Regions Across the Straits, involving

some 500 musicians from 9 secondary schools in Taiwan,

Guangdong, Macau and Hong Kong at the Tsuen Wan Town Hall.

This event was open to the public and was well received. The

School’s wind and brass players also had the opportunity to

conduct music exchanges with the Kagoshima Jogo High School

in Japan as part of the Wind Festival in November 2016. In May

2017 the Senior Choir and Symphony Orchestra represented Hong

Kong at the first Shenzhen-Hong Kong Art & Culture Exchange

Festival, as part of celebration of the 20th Anniversary of the

establishment of the HKSAR. These musical exchanges allowed

the public audience at large from different regions of the Asia

Pacific rim to witness and appreciate the talents of our student

musicians.

Our musicians also served the community through the sharing of

their music, for example through sessions of providing musical

interludes at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital once every month.

Students eagerly signed up for these sessions knowing that they

can bring some comfort through music to those undergoing the

hardship of being in hospital, whether as patients, as visiting family

members or as members of the medical staff. The Intermediate

Choir took part in Christmas caroling at the Kowloon Cricket Club

and sang at the 110th Anniversary Celebratory Concert at St

Andrew’s Church as an expression of service. I think we can safely

say that music-making at DGS is synonymous with the School’s

quest for excellence and the School’s motto of Daily Giving

Service. For a complete list of their performances and activities,

you may read the Music Department report published on the

School homepage. As for our drama troupe and especially our

actresses, this year was again an especially memorable one. Our

Drama Ensemble took part in the Hong Kong School Drama

Festival and their Pu Tong Hua piece, 三人四足, captured the

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Award for Outstanding Stage Effect, Outstanding Cooperation,

Commendable Overall Performance and Award for Outstanding

Script, as well as Outstanding Director and Outstanding Performer.

The School advocates the participation of all students in sports for

health and a healthy lifestyle. In the sports arena our talented

athletes represented the School in 23 different Inter-school

competitions and achieved very encouraging results. We were the

champions in eleven of the inter-school events and the runner up

in six others. We were the champion in Athletics, Badminton,

Dodgeball, Dragon Boat Racing, Fencing, Indoor-rowing, Life-

saving, Orienteering, Swimming, Tennis and Tenpin Bowling,

while the Chinese Dance Team clinched the Highly Commended

Award. Equally remarkable is the number of consecutive

championships we have amassed over the years. Our Swimming

Team, Orienteering Team and Athletics Team have now won the

Inter-school championships for the 29th, 13th and 11th consecutive

years respectively. Consequently, DGS once again emerged as the

champion in the Bank of China Hong Kong(BOCHK) Rising Star

Award and came second in the BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Award

with eight individual athletes receiving the Outstanding Athlete

Awards in different disciplines. Moreover, four other students

received the newly established Grantham Foundation Fund

Outstanding Student Athlete Award this year. All these results

came about as a result of the tremendous effort, teamwork and

dedication that has been put in through hours of training and

practice by the captains and members of our sports teams, and by

the teachers-in-charge and coaches. On behalf of the School I

would like to take this opportunity to extend my appreciation to all

those who have made these spectacular achievements on the

different sporting surfaces and arenas possible. For more details of

the Schools’ performance in sport you may refer to the report

uploaded onto the School Homepage.

To provide a broader exposure to our girls through other learning

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experiences, we have looked into ways to revamp the way in which

ECAs are delivered within the school. This year marks our

transition to the revamped Other Learning Experience (OLE)

programme to provide girls a greater range of interests to choose

from, as well as to enhance their acquisition of different non-

academic skills and knowledge, as we had noticed that our girls

were more than ready to do so. We sought the support from tertiary

local universities within the vicinity of the School, including

Baptist University, City University and Open University to offer

courses delivered by their lecturers to our girls on various Friday

afternoons throughout the course of the year. The variety of courses

offered depended on the interest of the girls, and ranged from

Magazine Layout and Design, Documentary Film-making and

Drama Performance courses to specialized courses run by

professionals in different fields, for example Bowling, Cricket and

Rock-Climbing. To facilitate the timetabling, we revamped the

Other Learning Experience (OLE) lesson by replacing the Friday

afternoon ECA sessions which typically lasted one 45-minute

period with five extended OLP (Other Learning Programmes)

afternoon sessions, each lasting the whole afternoon till the end of

school. As a result of the extra time allotted, these extended OLP

sessions gave ECA groups the flexibility to attend courses within

and outside the school campus as well as to conduct their activities

in greater depth. The feedback received by students and course

providers on the revamped OLE has been resoundingly positive,

and we look forward to continuing this arrangement in subsequent

years.

In recognition of the need to broaden the exposure of the girls to

learn beyond the context of the classroom, I am pleased to report

that the School has expanded the number and range of

opportunities for girls to go on local and overseas exchange

programmes. This year we had exchange programmes with a

number of local secondary schools. In each of these exchanges, six

to twelve students made reciprocal visits to each other’s school for

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three days. The exchanges proved worthwhile and students were

able to compare notes about the teaching and learning environment

at each other’s schools. To try and meet the objective of ensuring

at least one opportunity for our girls to travel abroad on an

exchange trip or programme in the course of their secondary school

life, we offered more overseas exchange opportunities. Over 240

girls, accompanied by their teachers, were able to travel abroad on

an overseas study trip or exchange programme organized by the

School in the last academic year. In particular, we opened four new

subject-based study programmes to schools in Zhenjiang,

Hangzhou, Guangzhou and Shanghai in Mainland China and over

one hundred Secondary 4 students took advantage of this

opportunity to learn and reinforce their understanding of Chinese

History and language. Other novel subject-based exchange

programmes that proved worthwhile include the Technology and

Living Department’s course at the Ecole de Patisserie de Tokio in

June 2017. We look forward to the continuation of such

programmes in the coming years to enhance our girl’s local and

global exposure.

I would now like to report on a few of the new initiatives

implemented this year with respect to student support and guidance

and service to the community. One such initiative is in the

enhancement of our careers guidance service through the

deployment of a dedicated Careers Counselor Miss J. Tsoi this year,

to assist the School’s Careers Team in the offering timely

information, advice and help to girls with respect to their career

aspirations and applications to universities. This enhanced service

has proven effective as girls consulted the counselor to make

informed choices about their career pathway. In tandem with this

initiative, the School held its first Summer School Fair in February

2017 and its very own in-house Careers Fair in April 2017 with the

support of the Diocesan Old Girls’ Association (DOGA). The

Careers Fair proved particularly successful, attracting over 350

students as they interacted with 80 representatives from a diverse

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range of professions. The girls expressed appreciation at being able

to have one-on-one exchanges with these representatives who were

able to provide direct and relevant information pertaining to their

career choice.

Apart from careers-related support, girls also gain support from the

programmes provided by the School Guidance and Counselling

team, together with the help of the school social worker. The team

arranged many talks and workshops for girls as well as their

parents with the aim of improving the understanding, harmony and

overall well-being amongst girls and their families. Girls attended

one camp per year with specific focus for each year group from

Secondary 1 to Secondary 5 throughout the course of their

secondary school life. These activities help to draw girls closer

together, as they strengthen friendship, class spirit and identity

within the year-group. Details of activities, talks, workshops and

camps related to student support can be found in the reports of the

Careers and Guidance and Counselling Departments on the School

Homepage.

Another very important aspect of the DGS education is the call to

do social service. Through the experience of caring for and serving

others in Daily Giving Service, our girls cultivate a strong sense of

social responsibility and commitment, and develop empathy and

compassion for the under-privileged and less fortunate. In addition

to the number of ongoing service programmes and projects that we

take part in every year, a new initiative that I would like to

highlight is the Best Buddies Movement which aims at social

inclusion through the promotion of friendship between those with

and those without intellectual disabilities. In May 2017, with the

help of the Fu Hong Society, our School hosted a ceremony to mark

the formation of this new Best Buddies Hong Kong chapter

between Diocesan Girls’ School and Mary Rose School. The

programme provides a chance for students of DGS and Mary Rose

School to cultivate friendships with one another through shared

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activities and outings. It is hoped that the programme can be

extended to include the family members of the students, so that

they can share and appreciate the challenges and joy of daily living

together through such friendships and activities, and gain mutual

understanding and support.

In order to plan ahead with respect to the future development of

our campus as well as to review the state of the school facilities

upon occupation of the School after its redevelopment from

September 2011 onwards, a post-occupation survey was conducted

in the current academic year to obtain the views of different

stakeholders on the provision of various facilities within the School

campus. The results from this survey indicated that the staff and

students are generally satisfied with the provisioning of the

different rooms, labs, halls and other facilities within the School

campus, in terms of ventilation, temperature and lighting of the

different classrooms and venues. They were also generally

satisfied with the level of the greenery distributed throughout

school campus.

One exciting initiative that will commence in the coming academic

year is the project to install boarding facilities within the School

campus to cater to the needs of up to 60 boarders in the years ahead.

Approval of this project has already been granted by the Education

Bureau, and plans have been drawn up with the help of an

appointed architectural firm to supervise the construction of

boarding facilities within the existing main building. The School is

now ready for the next stage of planning to renovate the 9th, 10th

and 11th floors of the main building, to provide accommodation

and dining facilities for up to 60 girls as well as ancillary rooms

and other amenities for boarders and staff members. Construction

is projected to begin in the second half of the 2017-2018 academic

year, with the expected completion date targeted in the last quarter

of 2018. The provision of boarding facilities will certainly prove

very welcome for girls living far away from the DGS campus who

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feel that they can benefit from the DGS education by living on- site.

The project will bring about an exciting new phase in the School’s

development as we return back to the time when the School accepts

boarders once again, as it once did in its long and illustrious past.

The anchor of the DGS education is our Christian faith. As has

been tradition at DGS, every morning the whole school continues

to enjoy the customary privilege of starting each day with worship

in the Auditorium, thanking God for His Blessings and seeking His

Guidance as we live and learn each day. I am grateful to the

Christian teachers who took turns and joined me in sharing

encouraging messages during morning assemblies each day, where

much of our values education is based. I am also thankful to the

girls who conducted their class morning assemblies. It was clearly

evident from their sharings on the theme of “Who is God to Me?”

that they had put in a lot of thought and personal reflection into

their work, displaying much wisdom and understanding well

beyond their years, which was gratifying to behold. I am especially

thankful to the team led by Reverend McCoy from St. Andrew’s

Church for faithfully coming to teach us the Word of God during

assembly on Friday mornings.

To close this report, I would like to thank the Members of the

School Council, the School Management Committee, in particular,

the Chairman of the School Council, the Rt. Rev. Andrew Chan,

Mrs. Doris Ho the School Supervisor, our Honorary Treasurer Mrs.

Josephine Chang, and the Legal Team headed by Ms Benita Yu, for

their valuable guidance and support that have helped me in

delivering my responsibilities as Headmistress. I am also grateful

to Ms. Ho Mo-ki, the Chief School Development Officer (Yau

Tsim and Mong Kok District) of the Education Bureau for

rendering me every support that the School needed.

I would also like to express my utmost appreciation to the many

members of the Parent Teacher Association and Diocesan Old Girls’

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Association. They gave us full support in a variety of ways – in

fact, in any aspect that we ask of them. Moreover, I would like to

record our thanks to the following members of staff who had

served the school well and left us: Mrs. Annie Lee (Deputy

Headmistress), who joined DGJS as Headmistress, as well as Mrs.

C.C. Wong, Miss J. Cho, Ms. M.Y. Mak, Mr. R. Taylor, Mr.T.

Bugaj and Miss H. Kwok. I also would like to especially mention

two teachers who have retired after having served the School

dedicatedly for many years: Mr. N.B. Wong of the Mathematics

Department, who joined us in 1989 and Mr. K. L. Tang, our Sports

Master who joined us in 1994. I wish them both a very happy

retirement. To replenish staff who have left and to meet with the

School’s planned expansion, we have recruited many more new

teachers in September 2017. I hope that our new colleagues will

enjoy working with us and find their job rewarding.

Finally, this report would not be complete without expressing my

sincere and deepest thanks to God, our Heavenly Father, who has

throughout the years greatly showered abundant grace and

blessings upon our School each and every day.

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Major Awards and Scholarships (2016-2017)

External Section I Hong Kong Scholarship for Excellence Lau Hei Man Cheryl

Liang Huilin Liu Elise Chi Man Ng Hong Yu Yip Nga Kiu Dorothy

The American Chamber of Commerce Charitable Foundation 2016 / 2017 Lyn Edinger U.S. Studies Scholarship

Ng Hong Yu

Multi-faceted Excellence Scholarship Wong Yuen Nam

Bernard van Zuiden Music Fund

Liu Elise Chi Man

Dr. and Madam Tzu-leung Ho Scholarships for Distinguished

Medical Students 2017

Lam Li Man Maggie SCMP/HKJC Student of The Year Awards 2016 organized by South

China Morning Post and the Hong Kong Jockey Club

Best Devotion to School: Winner: Chan Lok San Kate

Scientist & Mathematician: Winner: Jia Jimsyn

Linguist (Putonghua): First Runner-up: Wu Yee

Linguist (Cantonese): Merit Prize: Yau King Ning

Sportsperson: Second Runner-up: Wong Toto Kwan To

Merit Prize: Kuan Yu Ching

Community Contributor: Merit Prize: Chang Cheuk Yan

Grand Prize: Merit Prize: Fung Ying Ka Odessa

Sham Sze Tung Tiffany

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2016-2017 Grantham Scholars of the Year Award

Cheung Cheuk Sin Bernice

Sir Edward Youde Memorial Medals 2016

Cheung Cheuk Sin Bernice

Sir Edward Youde Memorial Prizes 2016-2017

Lam Li Man Maggie

Lee Lok Sze

Princeton Club of Hong Kong Book Award

Fung Ying Ka Odessa

Harvard Book Prize

Winner: Chau Cheuk Wai Katrina

Runner-Up: Lam Yuet Yee

Runner-Up: Poon Ho Kiu Allie

The American Chamber of Commerce Charitable Foundation Prize

Yep Cheuk Hei Charlie

HarvEst Youth Leadership Award

Yeung Kylie

Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award organized by Youth Arch

Foundation

Outstanding Student Award: Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie

Finalist: Fung Ying Ka Odessa

卓越學生領袖選舉 2016──政賢力量主辦

卓越學生領袖：梁綺淇

卓越學生領袖選舉 2017──政賢力量主辦

卓越學生領袖：楊臻匋

油尖旺區校長會傑出學生選舉 2016-2017──油尖旺區校長會

主辦

傑出學生金獎：鄧童

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第九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

九龍地域優秀學生：鄧童

Woo Hay Tong Scholarship

Mak Yat Ching Phoebe

Poon Ho Kiu Allie

Chan Siu Ting

Section II

Hong Kong Workplace English Radio Show Competition organized

by Hong Kong Vocational English Programme (HKVEP)

Team: First Runner Up Award

Inidvidual: Best Character Award: Leung Lok Ka Christy

全港中小學生慶回歸 20 周年歷史、文化常識比賽──教育界慶

祝香港回歸祖國二十周年籌備委員會、紫荊雜誌社聯合主辦

校際中學組 : 季軍

初賽個人累計得分 :

冠軍 : 吳芷晴亞軍 : 關瑋寧

季軍 : 廖天藍

全港中學「兩文三語」菁英大比拼 (第十三屆)──香港西區扶

輪社、香港教育工作者聯會合辦

初級組：亞軍：方善珩

全港中學生「通識教育」及「歷史教育」論文比賽──香港教

師會、香港公民協會合辦

季軍 : 秦正堯

「我的太空夢」全港中小學生徵文比賽──大公報主辦

初中組：

冠軍：麥凱琳季軍：楊凱鈴

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2016全港中學生中華文化徵文比賽──中國文化院主辦

初中組：

一等獎：李卓藍三等獎：何嘉悅

高中組：

三等獎：尹聖雅、鄧童

2016第四屆「祖父母日」心耕為家~親情有樹學界比賽──香

港長者協會主辦

季軍 : 金正青

六藝五常遊戲設計比賽──香港教育博物館主辦

團體：季軍

中傳花樣少年語言藝術大賽──中國傳媒大學出版社主辦

香港區卓越獎及全國銀獎 : 駱丹芳軒

World Mathematics Invitational Tryout organized by The Chinese

Mathematics Association

Gold Award : Poon Ho Kiu Allie

Silver Award : Lam Yuet Yee

The Hong Kong Youth Mathematical Challenge 2017 organized by

The Hong Kong Youth Mathematical Challenge

Gold Award : Jia Jimsyn

Silver Award : Chan Yu Ting Hilary

International Mathematical Olympiad Preliminary Selection Contest

Hong Kong 2017 organized by the International Mathematical

Olympiad Hong Kong Committee

Silver Award : Wong Chi Ka

Singapore and Asian Schools Mathematics Olympiad 2017 Trial

(Hong Kong Region) organized by the Olympiad Champion

Education Centre

Overall : Champion

Individual :

Gold, 1st runner up : Leung Ka Yan Miko, Wong Chi Ka

Gold, 2nd runner up : Chu Tsz Wai Athena

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Silver : Chan Hayley, Chan Tsz Ching, Joeng Ying Tung

Tiffany, Cheung Hoi Yung, Lee Cheuk Lam, Ng Tsz Ching

Alexia, Chin Hei Yin Ramona

Bronze : Lam Wing Tung Christy Caris, Tam Kam Yu, Ma Yi

Tung

「華夏盃」全國數學奧林匹克邀請賽 2017 (全國) 總決賽──

香港數學奧林匹克協會主辦

一等獎：張雋欣

二等獎：尚睿源、盧祉而

Hong Kong & Macau Mathematical Olympiad Open Contest cum

The Asia International Mathematical Olympiad Open Contest

Trial organized by The Asia International Mathematical Olympiad

Union

Seconday Section : Team : Grand Prize & 1st runner up

Hong Kong Junior Mathematics Olympiad – National Mathematical

Forum for Youths organized by the International Mathematical

Olympiad Hong Kong Committee Mathematical Modelling Section : Third : Ip Tsz Sum

Problem Solving Section :

First Class Prize and Silver Award : Leung Ka Yan Miko, Tam

Hoi Yan

Second Class Prize : Chu Tsz Wai Athena, Tse Wing Yan

Third Class Prize : Ngan Sze Yuen

Canadian Mathematics Contests organized by the Centre for

Education in Mathematics and Computing

Team : Highest Team Score (Hong Kong) in the Euclid Contest

Individual : Euclid Contest :

First : Jia Jimsyn Second : Fu Yimei

Third : Poon Ho Kiu Allie

Cayley Contest : Top Scorer : Ip Ingrid

Pscal Contest : Top Scorer : Cheng Lok Lam Lorraine

Gauss Contest (Grade 7) : Top Scorer : Tsui Vivienne

Gauss Contest (Grade 8) : Top Scorer : Chan Hoi Ching

Tiffany, Lee Cheuk Lam, Poon Charlotte Yi-Sum

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Pui Ching Invitational Mathematics Competition 2017 organized by

Pui Ching Middle School

Individual : Silver Award : Ng Sze Mai

National Hua Luo Geng Cup Mathematics Competition 2017 (Hong

Kong region) organized by The National Hua Luo Geng Cup

Mathematics Competition Hong Kong Committee

Team : Second

Individual :

Second : Leung Ka Yan Miko

Third : Tam Hoi Yan

Hong Kong Mathematical High Achievers Selection Contest jointly

organized by Po Leung Kuk and Hong Kong Association for

Science and Mathematics Education 1st Class award : Leung Ka Yan Miko, Ng Sze Mai

2nd Class award : Tse Wing Yan, Lee Kwan Ning Annie

The 8th Hong Kong Mathematics Creative Problem Solving

Competition for Secondary Schools organized by the Gifted

Education Section of EDB

Junior Secondary : Silver Award : Chan Tsz Ching, Cheung

Chun Yan Alicia, Chu Tsz Wai Athena, Tam Hoi Yan

World Class Arena Elite Competition 2017 organized by UK

Education Bureau

Gold Award : Ip Tsz Oi

American Mathematics Olympiad organized by the Singapore

International Mathematics Contests Center

Gold Award : Chan Hayley, Cheung Chun Yan Alicia

Xiwanbei International Mathematics Contest organized by Xiwanbei

International Mathematics Contest

Silver Prize (Preliminary) : Luo Danfangxuan

True Light Girls' Invitational Mathematics Contest 2016 organized

by True Light Middle School

Team : 1st runner up

Individual : Champion : Wong Chi Ka

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China Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (CGMO) 2016 organized by

China Mathematical Olympiad Committee

Bronze Medal : Jia Jimsyn, Ng Sze Mai

The HK Midsummer Gifted Math Cup 2016 organized by Hong

Kong Gifted & Talent Development Institute

Gold Medal : Lam Yuet Yee

Searching for Nature Stories 2017 (Field Study Competition)

organized by The Chinese University of Hong Kong, the

Education Bureau and Ho Koon Nature Education cum

Astronomical Centre

Investigative report-writing competition :

Team : Third

Digi Science Video Production Competition organized by EDB &

HK Association for Science and Mathematics Education

Junior Secondary Division : Team : Second

"My Green Space" Green Building Competition for Schools 2016

organized by Hong Kong Green Building Council

Junior Secondary Division : Team : Third

2016-17 Hong Kong FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Robotics

Tournament organized by the Hong Kong Federation of Youth

Groups

Secondary Division : Team : 1st class award

Hong Kong Student Science Project Competition 2017 (Scientific

Wallchart Division) organized by The Kong Kong Federation of

Youth Groups

Second prize : Wong Yan Ching Grace

英才盃－STEM教育挑戰賽──香港新一代文化協會主辦

學校獎項 : 傑出學校大獎

個人獎項 :

銀獎 : 葉子愛

銅獎 : 何晴希、吳愷嵐

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全港中小學數據科學比賽──香港科學園大數據工作室主辦

初中組 : 銀獎 : 關以詠

My relationship with the Belt and Road Initiative - 2017 Inter-school

Competition on Integrated Abilities of Senior Secondary Students

in Hong Kong co-organised by Hong Kong Professionals and

Senior Executives Association, Belt and Road Global

Development Alliance and New Territories Association of

Societies

Team : Second

Technovation World Pitch Summit organized by Iridescent

Junior Division : Team : Grand Prize

Clip-It Film making competition 2017 organized by Hong Kong

Education Bureau

Team : Second Technovation Challenge 2017 organized by Young Makers &

ChangeMakers

Junior Group : Team : Champion

Microsoft Office / Adobe Creative Cloud Skills Competition 2017

organized by AiTLE, Microsoft and Welkin

Microsoft Word : Third : Wong Ching Tung

Microsoft Excel : Second : Lam Sze Yin Cecilia Girls For Tech – VR Competition for Secondary School Girls

organized by Hong Kong Computer Society - FACE Club & Youth

Club

Team : Champion Inter-School Mobile Phone Application Design Competition 2017

organized by The Hang Seng Management College

Team A : First

Team B : Second 「學習如此多紛」2017 「IT 學與教」電子套件製作比賽──香

港電腦教育學會主辦

團體獎項 : 全場總亞軍

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初中組「兩分鐘學習短片」: 團體獎項 : 冠軍

高中組「兩分鐘學習短片」: 團體獎項 : 亞軍

初中組「程式編寫」: 團體獎項 : 季軍

全港 mBot 機械人挑戰賽 2016──卓思出版社主辦

團體獎項 : 一等獎

Hong Kong Olympiad in Informatics 2016/17 organized by The

Hong Kong Association for Computer Education

Junior Group contest : Bronze Medal : Ng Sze Mai

"Words of Wisdom" Fashion Illustration Design Competition

organized by Clothing Industry Training Authority

Junior Secondary School Section :

Champion : Leung Kwan Yu Jovita

Third : Yuen Ho Lam

HKUST「STEAM × 幸福社區」Poster Design Competition

organized by Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Junior Secondary School Section : Third : Wong Ting Yan Audrey

The 21st Hong Kong School Chinese & English Penmanship

Competition jointly organized by Hong Kong Professional

Teachers' Union and Hong Kong Hard Pen Calligraphists'

Association

Overall : Champion

English Penmanship :

Secondary : Leung Ka Yan Miko

Third : Ip Ingrid

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

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BOCHK Bauhinia Bowl Outstanding Athlete Awards

Athletics : Lam Yan Tung

Badminton : Lam Hei Tung Rachel

Hockey : Ying Yan Chung Natalie

Squash : Lui Hiu Lam

Swimming : Wong Toto Kwan To

Table Tennis : Lee Ka Yee Karisa

Tennis : Tsang Wai Yiu

BOCHK Rising Star Athlete Award

Badminton : Cheng Sin Yan Happy

Grantham Outstanding Student Athlete Awards 2016-2017

Badminton : Ng Lee Kwun

Hockey : Chan Chi

Swimming : Ho Nam Wai

Tennis : Wong Hong Yi

Ten Sport Excellence Award : Lau Ho Ching Stephanie

Sport for Hope Foundation Outstanding Junior Athlete Awards for

the third quarter 2016

Lui Hiu Lam

Samsung 2016 Hong Kong Sports Stars Awards

Junior Sports Starts Award (Squash) : Lui Hiu Lam

HK Island & Kowloon Secondary Schools Competition – BOCHK

Archery Cup 2016-2017

Overall : Second Runner-up

B Grade : Second Runner-up

C Grade : First Runner-up

Inter-school Archery Competition organized by HKSSF Overall : Second Runner-up


C Grade : Champion

Individual :

A Grade : Second Runner-up : Leung Wei Chee

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黃大仙區射箭比賽

反曲弓初級組 : 亞軍 : 盧鍶如

2016年香港盾射箭比賽

女子反曲弓中級組 : 冠軍 : 馬懿彤

Inter-school Athletics Competition (Division 1)

Overall : Champion

A Grade : First Runner-up

B Grade : First Runner-up

C Grade : Champion

Individual

A Grade

100m Hurdles : Champion : Lam Yan Tung

High Jump : Champion : Wong Yuen Nam

Javelin : Champion : Mak Tsz Yan Gianne

Long Jump : Champion : Lam Yan Tung

4400m : Champion :Au Yeung Hok Ka Claire

Chan Lok Yan

Chan Tak Yan

Cheung Yan Yuet Maia

B Grade

100m : Champion : Leung Wing Hei

200m : Champion : Leung Wing Hei

C Grade

100m Hurdles : Champion : Ma Ying Wen Ashleigh

High Jump : Champion : Ko Charis

4100m : Champion : Chan Sophie

Lau Wing Yi

Shum Hei Lam

Tam Tsz Ying

Inter-school Badminton Competition (Division I)

Overall : Champion

A Grade : Champion


C Grade : Champion

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All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Badminton Tournament

Girls’ Team : First Runner-up

Individual

Girls Doubles : First Runner-up : Wong Janelle Victoria

Mak Tsz Yan Gianne

Girls Singles : Second Runner-up : Ng Lee Kwun

Inter-school Basketball Competition (Kowloon Division 1)

Overall : First Runner-up



Inter-school Tenpin Bowling Competition

Team : Champion

Individual : Champion : Hong Shek Ning Sharen

: Second Runner-up : Ho Chiu Yee Phoebe

Inter-school Cross Country Competition (Division I)

Team


A Grade : Second Runner-up

Individual

C Grade : Second Runner up: Mook Ching Lam Janice

2017 全港中小學學界閃避球錦標賽──香港及九龍區中學

女子組 : 冠軍

2016 全港學界閃避球分區挑戰賽──香港及九龍區中學

女子組 : 亞軍

Inter-school Dodgeball (Open) Competition

Champion

Young Post 8th Hong Kong Inter School Dragon Boat

Championships

Small Boat Category : Champion

Standard Boat Category : Champion

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Inter-school Fencing Competition

Team

Overall : Champion

Epee : First Runner-up

Foil : Champion

Sabre : Champion

Individual

Foil

A Grade : Champion : Kuan Yu Ching

: First Runner-up : Chow Lily

: Second Runner-up : Lui Wai Ying, So Wing Sz

B Grade : Champion : Fan Linna

: Second Runner-up : Yuen Wing Chin Vinci

C Grade : Champion : Wong Ho Ching Ashley

: Second Runner-up : Poon Rachel, Yeung Hoi Ching

Epee

A Grade : Second Runner-up : Chiu Cheuk Ki

C Grade : Champion : Poon Hei Wei Hayden

: Second Runner-up : Fung Sem Tou Sheryl,

Lau Yuet Yee

Sabre

A Grade : Second Runner-up : Cheung Yik Tung

C Grade : Champion : Kwok Yan Kei

Second Runner-up : Cheung Lok Yan

All Hong Kong Inter-Secondary Schools Gymnastic Competition

Team

Girls Novice : First Runner-up

Individual

Girls Novice (Floor) : Champion : Sin Ka Long

Girls Junior (Beam, Floor, Vault) : First Runner-up : Chung Yan Yuet

Inter-school Handball Competition



All Hong Kong Inter-Secondary Schools Girls Hockey (Senior)

Competition

Champion

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Inter-school Indoor Rowing Competition

Overall : Champion

A Grade : Champion

B Grade : Champion


All Hong Kong Inter-Secondary School Life-saving Competition

Overall : Champion

A Grade : Champion

B Grade : Champion

Individual

A Grade:

200m Obstacle Swim : Champion:Chan Tsz Ching

200m Super lifesaver : Champion: Yeung Pak Wai

450m Medley Relay : Champion :Hung Nok Yan

Kwan Sum Yuet

Chan Tsz Ching

Ho Nam Wai

Line Throw : Champion: Lau Cheuk Yan

Tang Tiffany Yi Ching

B Grade:

200m Obstacle Swim : Champion: Wong Cho Ying

100m Manikin Carry with Fins: Champion: Ng Ka Hang

50m Manikin Carry : Champion :Tang Vanessa Yik Ching

100m Manikin Tow with Fins : Champion: Hung Hiu Yan

200m Super Lifesaver : Champion: Lam Hiu Wai

450m Medley Relay : Champion : Chan Lok Man

Ng Ka Hang

Wong Cho Ying

Hung Hiu Yan

425m Manikin Carry : Champion : Melis Marsha

Lam Hiu Wai

Li Tsz Ching Yvonne

Tang Vanessa Yik Ching

Netball Development Tournament

C Grade : Champion

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The Joint-School Orienteering Championships

Team

Overall : Champion

A Grade : Champion

B Grade : Champion

C Grade : Champion

Individual

EWA : Second Runner-up : Yuen Jisi Jacqueline

Inter-school Squash Competition

Team


Inter-school Individual Squash Competition

A Grade : Gold Medalist : Lui Hiu Lam

B Grade : Silver Medalist : Lau Tin Yan

Bronze Medalist : Chan Siu Ting

Fung On Ying Adele

C Grade : Gold Medalist : Fung Ching Hei

Inter-school Swimming Competition (Division 1)

Overall : Champion

A Grade : Champion

B Grade : Champion


Individual

A Grade

200m Free Style : Champion: Ho Nam Wai

100m Backstroke : Champion: Wong Toto Kwan To

50m Backstroke : Champion: Wong Toto Kwan To

100m Freestyle : Champion: Ho Nam Wai

200m Breaststroke : Champion: Cheung Wing Yan

4x50m Freestyle Relay: Champion: Hung Nok Yan

Ho Nam Wai

Chan Tsz Ching

Wong Toto Kwan To

4x50m Medley Relay : Champion: Kwan Sum Yuet

Cheung Wing Yan

Yeung Pak Wai

Yuen Hei Tung Ava

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B Grade

200m Freestyle : Champion: Lok Hoi Man

100m Backstroke : Champion: Wong Cho Ying

50m Backstroke : Champion: Leung Hui Tung

50m Butterfly : Champion: Lok Hoi Man

100m Freestyle : Champion: Wong Cho Ying

200m Breaststroke : Champion: Lam Hiu Wai

4x50m Medley Relay: Champion: Wong Cho Ying

Chan Lok Man Carissa

Lok Hoi Man

Hung Hiu Yan

C Grade

200m Freestyle : Champion: Ho Sheung Wai

100m Breaststroke : Champion: Law Ho Yee Chloe

200m Breaststroke : Champion: Lam Hoi Kiu

Inter-school Table Tennis Competition (Division 1)


A Grade : Champion


C Grade : Second Runner-up 2017 Hang Seng All Schools Championships

Team : Champion

Doubles : Champion : Luk Sze Yu, Yoyo Chan

All Hong Kong Schoold Jing Ying Table Tennis Tournament

Girls’ Singles : First Runner-up: Lee Hoi Man Karen

Girls’ Doubles : Champion : Luk Sze Yu, Yoyo Chan

Inter-school Volleyball Competition


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Section IV

69th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival

• Senior Choir

Best Secondary School Girls’ Choir – First Division –

Singing in Foreign Language

Secondary School Choir – Chinese – Girls –First Division

– Senior: Second

Secondary School Choir – Foreign Language – Girls –First

Division – Senior: First

• Intermediate Choir

Secondary School Choir – Chinese – Girls – First Division

– Intermediate: First

• Junior Choir

Secondary School Choir – Foreign Language – Girls –

First Division – Junior: First

Secondary School Choir – Chinese – Girls – First Division

– Junior: First

• Senior Mixed Choir

Best Secondary School Mixed Voice Choir – First Division

– Singing in Foreign Language

Most Outstanding Secondary School Choir of the Year –

First Division – Singing in Foreign Language

Secondary Mixed Choir – Chinese – Mixed Voice - First

Division – Senior: First

Secondary Mixed Choir – Foreign Language – Mixed Voice

- First Division – Senior: First

• Junior Mixed Choir

Secondary School Choir – Chinese – Mixed Voice – First

Division – Junior: First

Secondary School Choir – Foreign Language – Mixed Voice

– First Division – Junior: First

• Madrigal (Team A) – Foreign Language – Secondary

School – First

• Madrigal (Team B) – Foreign Language – Secondary

School – Second

• String Orchestra – Secondary School – Senior: First

• Concert Band – Secondary School – Intermediate: Third

• Symphony Orchestra – Secondary School – Senior: First

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• Chinese Instrumental Ensemble – Secondary School – First

& Second

• Brass Ensemble – Secondary School – Third

• Erhu Ensemble – Secondary School – Third

• Tom Lee Music Prize for Piano Ensemble – First

- Individual items – 2 scholarship classes, 15 first places,

17 second places and 21 third places –

King’s Model United Nations II 2017 organized by King’s

International Relations Council

Best Delegate Award : Kwan Tong Sum Olga, Chan Lok Yin,

Wong Aimee Yin Ting

第十九屆全港中小學普通話演講比賽 2017──新市鎮文化教育

協會主辦

金獎、全港總亞軍：馮湋栭

第二十三屆聖經朗誦節──漢語聖經協會主辦

中一至中三對誦 (廣東話) :

亞軍 : 顏恩怡, 張琛悅

2017粵港姊妹學校經典美文誦讀比賽──廣東省教育廳主辦

團體：金獎

Hong Kong Schools' Debating Championships

Senior Team : Champion

Junior Team : Champion

Inter-school Mock Trial Championship 2017

Team: Champion

4th Hong Kong Schools Public Speaking Championships 2017

Overall Champion : Cheng Chun Yan

2nd Overall Best Speaker : Woo Hoi Tung Natalie

3rd Overall Best Speaker : Chong Yan Ying

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World Scholars' Cup

Team: Champion

Hong Kong Model United Nations 2017 organized by the Hong

Kong Model United Nations Student Board

Best Delegate in recognition of outstanding diplomacy,

collaborative behavior, and exemplary participation within

their committee : Leung Yee Kei Peony

Best Position Paper in recognition of commendable writing

skills, accurate representation and understanding of their

delegation : Chan Renee Tsz Wai, Leung Ho Kiu Katrina

第十六屆基本法多面體 - 全港中學生辯論賽(基本法盃)──香

港基本法推介聯席會議主辦

普通話組：團體：季軍

International New York Times Debate Challenge

Junior Team : Champion

Senoir Team : Grand Finalist Top 3

Overall third best speaker : Chong Yan Ying

Overall second best speaker : Chan Siu Yee Tania

Overall best speaker and best speaker of the grand finals :

Chau Long Ching Sharon

International Independent Schools Public Speaking Championships

Harvard Model Congress Asia 2016 organized by Harvard

University

Team : Best Asia-Pacific Award

Individual :

Interpretive Reading : Second Runner-up : Yeung Chun To

Chloe

Hong Kong Debate Open High School Division

First Runner-up, Best High School Speaker : Chau Long Ching

Sharon

Grand Finalist Top 3 : Lo Kwan Yee

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The 68th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival – English Section

Champion

Solo Verse Speaking : Wong Chi Ching, Kwok On

Kiu, Jasmine Faddis, Chin Chi Lam, Ng Hoi Ying, Lee Lok

Yee, Lee Tze Yan

Solo Prose Reading : Chan Tsz Wun Charis, Chan Wing In

Anson, Fong Sin Hang Jada

Solo Prose Speaking : Kwan Yui Hei Adelaide, So Zi Qing

Solo Dramatic Performance : Kwan Yui Hei Adelaide

- There were 15 second places and 18 third places -

The 68th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival – Chinese Section

Champion

Cantonese Solo Verse Speaking : Woo Ho Tung Vanessa, Lee

Tze Yan, Wu Yee, Woo Hoi Tung Natalie, Fung Mong Ka

Esther

Putonghau Solo Verse Speaking : Wong Chi Ching Chelsey,

Fung Hei Long, Lee Tze Yan

Cantonese Solo Prose Speaking : Fong Sin Hang Jada

Putonghau Solo Prose Speaking : Lin Yui Yan Veronica

Nam, Fung Wai Yee Queenie

Lyrics Recitation : Lee Tze Yan

Religion Passage Speaking : Lee Tze Yan

- There were 5 second places and 5 third places -

Section V

Poverty Care Ambassador Program Research Project Competition

organized by Mission to New Arrivals Ltd. School of Poverty

Caring

Team : Champion

The Community Youth Club Charity Plant Sale organized by

Community Youth Club of EDB

Yau Tsim Mong District : Gold Award

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Award for Volunteer Service organized by the Social Welfare

Department

Silver Award : Cheung Wai Shan Fion

Bronze Award : Lee Wing Yan, Ling Hau Ching

The 2017 Kiwanis Community Service Award organized by Kiwanis

Club of Hong Kong

The 2016 Kiwanis Service Award:

Chong Man Jasmine, Ho Ho Chin

Outstanding Girl Guide Award 2017 organized by Hong Kong Girl

Guide Association

Division Level : The Outstanding Girl Guide Award :

Chong Man Jasmine

Unit Level : The Outstanding Girl Guide Award :

Chong Man Jasmine

Hong Kong Girl Guides Guide Shield Competition 2017 organized

by The Hong Kong Girl Guides Association

Orienteering Competition :

Team : First-Runner Up

The Outstanding Unit Award 2015-2016 organized by The Hong

Kong Girl Guides Association

Guide Section : The Outstanding Unit Award

The Chief Commissioner's Guide Award organized by The Hong

Kong Girl Guides Association

Guide Section : The Chief Commissioner's Guide Award

Hong Kong Award for Young People organized by Hong Kong

Award for Young People Schools Operating Authority

Bronze Level: Wong Man Sum, Yuen Jisi Jacqueline, Chong

Man Jasmine

Hong Kong Award for Young People organized by Hong Kong

Award for Young People Schools Operating Authority

Team : Bronze level

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The Community Youth Club Outstanding Member Award

Cheng Sum Mei

Community Youth Club Merit Award Scheme

White Star Award: Wei Tiffany Ching

Blue Star Award: Wei Tiffany Ching, Cheng Sum Mei

** For the full list of prize recipients, please refer to the

School Homepage (www.dgs.edu.hk) **

http://www.dgs.edu.hk/

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Major Awards and Scholarships (2016-2017)

Internal Section I

The Dr. C.J. Symons Cup

Fung Ying Ka Odessa


The Elim Lau Cup - The Most Outstanding Student of the Year

Fung Ying Ka Odessa

Students of the Year & the D.G.S. Women of Excellence Scholarships

Secondary 5: Sham Sze Tung Tiffany

Secondary 4: Wong Chi Ka

Secondary 3: Fong Sin Hang Jada

Secondary 2: Kwan Wei Ling Chloe

Secondary 1: Chan Tsz Ching

The D.G.S. Vocalist of the Year

Tsoi Sarah

The D.G.S. Instrumentalist of the Year (Chinese Music)

Sin Kwan Yin

The D.G.S. Instrumentalist of the Year (Western Music)

Lee Kate Xintong

The D.G.S. Valuable Musician (Chinese Music)

Au Ka Wai

Chan Wing Yu Tang Fong Yi Fanny

Tang Tung Wong Jennifer Man

The D.G.S. Valuable Musician (Western Music)

Chang Cheuk Yan

Lau Sze Yat

Leung Huen Tung Ng Tsz Hang Victoria

Tong Chin Wai Chie

Tsui Oi Yan

Yau Chin Yu Yee Audrey Karyn

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The D.G.S. Sports Girl of the Year

Senior section: Mak Tsz Yan Gianne

Junior section: Tsui Ka Yan

The D.G.S. Athlete of the Year

Senior section: Lam Yan Tung

Junior section: Leung Wing Hei

The D.G.S. Swimmer of the Year

Senior section: Wong Toto Kwan To

Junior section: Ho Nam Wai

The D.G.S. Dancer of the Year

Senior section: Chan Chit Ying

The D.G.S. Outstanding Athlete Awards Senior section Junior section

Archery:

Badminton:

Basketball:

Beach Volleyball:

Cross Country:

Dragon Boat:

Dodgeball:

Fencing:

Handball:

Hockey:

Indoor Rowing:

Life-saving:

Netball:

Orienteering:

Squash:

Table Tennis:

Tennis:

Tenpin Bowling:

Volleyball:

Lo Si Yu Florence

Lam Hei Tung Rachel

Ng Lee Kwun

Chow Kwan Wing

Wong Sin Ling

Chan Lok Yan

Chan Tsz Ching

Lam Ching Clarise

Kuan Yu Ching

Looi Nga Laam

Chan Chi

Ying Yan Chung Natalie

Wong Janelle Victoria

Chan Tsz Ching

Au Yeung Sin Man

Yuen Jisi Jacqueline

Lui Hiu Lam

Lee Ka Yee Karisa

Tsang Wai Yiu

Choi Tsz Wai

Choy Hoi Ting

Leung Wei Chee

Cheng Sin Yan Happy Serena

Wong Yee Ching

Ng Ki Wing

Mook Ching Lam Janice

Tsoi Wing Sze

Tsui Ka Yan

Kwok Yan Kei

Lam Nori

Tsang Sheung Yau Phoebe

Ng Ka Hang

Wong Cho Ying

Tsui Wing Yuen

Lau Tin Yan

Luk Sze Yu

Wong Hong Yi

Ho Chiu Yee Phoebe

Wong Lut Sum

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The D.G.S. Scholarships Secondary 6: Chan Chiu Yung Ophelia

Chan Hue Yuet Kalfanie

Chan Lok Hang Loraine

Chan Lok San Kate

Chan Sik Nim Alethea

Chan Wing Yin

Chan Wing Yu

Cheung Sum Yi Zoe

Chiu Cheuk Ki

Chiu Lok Yan Joyce

Chow Karina Gabrielle

Chow Yik Yee Eunice

Chu Lok Hang Sheryl

Chui Jacklyn Hoi Ying

Chung Cheuk Yee Coey

Ho Cheuk Wing

Ko Sze Ki

Lam Li Man Maggie

Lau Hei Man Cheryl

Lau Ho Yee

Lau Sin Tung Clarice

Lee Ching Chi

Lee Hoi Yiu

Lee Lok Sze

Lee Wing Lam

Leung Wing Man Christy

Leung Yee Nok Clemence

Li Juan Lok Jessie

Liang Huilin

Mak Chiu Yu Clarice

Mak Yat Ching Phoebe

Ng Hong Yu

Poon Yee Yan

Siu Hoi Ting

Tsang Wing Yi Victoria

Tsui Sui Nam

Wong Hiu Yu Sabrina

Yeung Lok Yiu

Yip Nga Kiu Dorothy

Yiu Kate

Secondary 5: Chan Chit Ying

Chan Sum Yin Sabrina

Chan Yvonne Yuet Yan

Chang Cheuk Yan

Chau Cheuk Wai Katrina

Chau King Ling

Cheung Wynn

Chong Man Jasmine

Chua Eden

Chuen Lok Man

Fong Sze Yu

Fu Yimei

Fung Ying Ka Odessa

Ho Bethany Violet Tze Tung

Ho Ying Jai

Jia Jimsyn

Kwan Chi Ting

Lam Yuet Yee

Leung On Yee Nikki

Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie

Poon Ho Kiu Allie

Poon Ying Tung


Sun Yu Ching

Tam So Yin

Tang Fong Yi Fanny

Tang Tung

Tse Yi Kei Stephanie

Tsoi Sarah

Wei Tiffany Ching

Wong Jing Yu

Wong Lok Hei Kitty

Wong Sin Yu

Wu Yuen Ka

Wu Zheng

Yau Mei Shun


Yeung Kylie

Yip Kwan Wing

Zheng Ziying

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Secondary 4: Au Wai Yan

Chan Cheuk Hei Sarah

Chan Siu Ting

Chan Tsz Hang Henrietta

Chan Wing In Anson

Cheung Lok Yee

Chin Hei Yin Ramona

Chiu Dick Man Hannah

Choi Chloe Yan Ping

Fu Ziruo

Gao Yawen

Haissaguerre Sophie

Ho Yin Yee Jocelyn

Hui Shun Hei Janis

Lai Wing Tsz

Lam Patricia Dorothy

Lam Sze Yin Cecilia

Lee Lok Yee Asta

Lee Pui Ka

Leung Nga Man Charlotte

Li Yui Yan Veronica

Li Zhi Xin

Lo Wing Lam

Looi Nga Laam

Mi Yuqi

Mok Wing Sum Jess

Mui Tsam Yin

Pang King Chi

Siu Andrea

So Tin Yau Natalie

Tam Ka Wing

Tang Sin Kiu

Tse Jessica Hei Wai

Wong Aimee Yin Ting

Wong Charlotte Loc Heng

Wong Chi Ka

Wong Ching Tung Monique

Wong Chun Ting Tiffany

Wong Janus

Yeung Man Kei Helen

Secondary 3: Chak Yan Lam

Chan Shun Lydia

Chan Siu Yee Tania


Cheng Lok Lam Lorraine

Cheng Pearl Tsoi Wun

Cheung Hoi Shan

Chong Yan Ying

Choy Huen Wai Chloe

Fan Sum Yin

Fong Sin Hang Jada

Fung Tiffany Wing Ying

Fung Wai Yee Queenie

Go Kei Wai Nicole

Ho Sum Yin

Ho Yan Tung

Ko Yi Lam

Lam Tsz Chin Janice

Leung Hoi Ching

Leung Kwan Yu Jovita

Li Junqiao Sabrina

Lo Oceana Mimi

Low Audrey

Lui Yin Lam

Mak Chiu Ki Astor

Moy Sze Wing Clara

Ng Hiu Ying

Ng Ka Hei

Ng Man Yau Enez

Ng Sze Mai

Ngan Yan Yi

Shek Hei Tung

Shiu Yan Ki Faith

Siu Margaret Cynthia

Vermeer Elena Yin

Wan Cheuk Ying

Wong Lok Man

Woo Hoi Tung Natalie

Yu Ki Yan

Yuen Laetitia

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Secondary 2: Chan Hoi Ching Tiffany

Chan Hoi Ying Emily

Chan Ka Huen

Chan Lok Hei

Chan Nga Kwan

Chan Siu Yan

Chen Ling Yi

Chiu Man Toi

Chong Sum Yip

Chow Yan Yu Jamie

Chu Tsz Wai Athena

Ho Casey Ka Yuet

Hui Yuk Ting Victoria

Kwan Wei Ling Chloe

Kwok Hiu Lam Selina

Lai Wing Shan

Lam Cheuk Yan Jamie

Lao Chin Wai Kristie

Law Hei Nga Jasmine

Lee Cheuk Lam

Leung Ka Yan Miko

Li Wing Tung

Liu Tin Nam

Looi Nga Man

Lun Hoi Ching Sherri

Ng Claresta

Ng Hannah

Ng Tsz Ching Alexia

Ngan Sze Yuen

Pang Adelaide Kwun-Kiu

Poon Charlotte Yi-Sum

Tam Hoi Yan

Wong Charis Lorraine

Wong Hei Tung

Wong Hiu Yu

Wong Wan Chun Ashley

Wong Yin Chi Jade

Yau Hazelle Nevada

Yeung Shuet Ching

Zhu Kezhen

Secondary 1: Carless Alison Mary

Chan Ching Tung Megan

Chan Hayley

Chan Tsz Ching

Cheng Chun Yan

Cheng Wing Chi Angelina

Cheung Hoi Yung

Cheung Lok Ching Tiffany

Chung Hiu-Laam

Fung Lok Man

Hon Kai Yu

Huang Tsz Yiu

Huang Yunshi

Joeng Ying Tung Tiffany

Kung Mei Hang

Lai Shun Yan Gianna

Lam Wing Tung Christy Caris

Lau Yuk Yi

Lee Amelia Nicole

Lee Wing Ka Vivian

Liu Hiu Wai Jasmine

Luk Ho Ki Valerie

Luk Mei Kei

Ma Hei Yuet

Ng Wing Sze Chloe

Sheung Yui Yuen

Sin Ka Long

Sum Hei Ting Angel

Tang Hoi Ying Helen

Tse Yan Wing Alvina

Tsoi Valerie

Tsui Ka Wai Bernice

Tsui Vivienne

Wan Kiu Isabella

Wong Rachel Julianna

Wong Yan Ching Grace

Wong Yat Yin

Wu Ingrid

Wu Xin Mei Madeleine

Yip Man Chi Valerie

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The D.G.S. Improvement Awards

Secondary 5: Chan Sum Yin Sabrina

Chau King Ling

Ching Kwan Kiu

Lee Hin Lok

Leung Huen Tung

Li Lok Yi

Lo Cheuk Ting Natalie

Ng Cheuk Hei

Ng Tsz Hei

Sin Kwan Yin

Secondary 4: Chan Hoi Yan

Chiu Seen Yung

Ho Sin Kwan

Ho Yin Yee Jocelyn

Lam Hoi Ting Christy

Liu Wing Sze

See Joyce

Sze Wan Fong

Tang Wing Sze Joyce

Wong Sheung Man

Secondary 3: Chan Hui Yin Chloe

Chan Ying Sum


Lam Hoi Ling Amanda

Man Yu Yan

Pang Enyo

Shek Hei Tung

Tse Tsz Yiu

Wong Ching

Wong Yi Ki Erica

Secondary 2: Chan Lok Hei

Chan Lok Yee

Hui Wing Kiu Chloe


Tsang Sum Yee

Wong Yi Man

Wong Yuk Ning Natalie

Yeung Tsz Ying

Yik Yu Chin

Zang Charmaine Stephanie

Secondary 1: Fung Mong Ka Esther

Gilbert Jacqueline Ruby

Huang Yunshi

Kum Man Suet Hana

Lau Yuk Yi

Ngan Pui Ka

Tang Hoi Ying Helen

Tse Man Shan

Tsui Ka Wai Bernice

Wang Hing Ling Yana

The D.G.S. Exhibitions for Music Au Ka Wai

Au Ka Wing Gloria

Chan Cody

Chan Lok Hei

Chan Lok Yan

Chan Tsz Wing

Chan Wing In Anson

Chan Wing Luen Disney

Chan Wing Yu

Chan Yu Ting Hilary

Chang Cheuk Yan

Ng Esther

Ng Hoi Yin

Ng Shuk Ching Rachel

Ng Tsz Hang Victoria

Ng Tsz Kwan Chloe

Ng Yan Wa

Poon Charlotte Yi-Sum

Shiu Suet Yin Athena

Shiu Yan Ki Faith

Sin Kwan Yin

Suen Yan Tung Justine

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Chay Hiu Wai

Chen Ling Yu

Cheung Sze Hang Cynthia

Ching Kwan Kiu

Chiu Ching

Chiu Seen Yung

Chiu Tsz Sum Canice

Chung Wing Lam Chloe

Fung Sem Tou Sheryl

Ho Ho Chin

Ho Sum Yin

Ho Ying Jai

Huang Ying Xun Wing

Hui Shun Hei Janis

Kwan Yui Hei Adelaide

Lam Lok Yee Jane

Lam Wing Sum

Lau Sze Yat

Law Chin Yuet Maxine

Lee Ka Wai

Lee Kate Xintong

Lee Ning Wai Sophia

Leung Ching Tung Kelly

Leung Huen Tung

Li Getty Wing-Yin

Li Pui Yau Yoyo

Liu Elise Chi Man

Lo Katrina

Lo Oceana Mimi


Ma Cheuk Lam

Mak Hei Ching

Tam Gladys

Tam Natalie Nga Man

Tang Charmaine Ching Ching

Tang Fong Yi Fanny

Tang Nga Man Migee

Tang Tung

Tong Chin Wai Chie

Tsang Choy Yin Jocelyn

Tsoi Sarah

Tsui Cheryl Hiu Yee

Tsui Oi Yan

Vermeer Elena Yin

Wan Ching Natalie

Wang Lai Ka Natalie

Wong Charissa Hannah

Wong Cheuk Hei Eugenie

Wong Cheuk Ying Cherry

Wong Chung Yan

Wong Jennifer Man

Wong Rae Ching Rachel

Wong Tsz Yan

Wong Wing Nicole

Wu Hiu Tung Tiffany

Yau Chin Yu

Yee Audrey Karyn


Yeung Man Kei Helen

Yip Chuen Yan

Yip Hiu Tsun Tiffany

Yip Hiu Tung

Yue Yui Yan Charis

The D.G.S. Exhibitions for Other Talents Chan Yee Ching Vennese


Cheung Chun Yan Alicia

Haissaguerre Sophie

Ip Ingrid

Ip Tsz Sum

Jia Jimsyn

Leung Ka Ching

Leung Yee Kei Peony

Liu Choi Yiu

Lo Kwan Yee

Luo Danfangxuan

Mui Tsam Yin

Poon Ho Kiu Allie

Tang Sin Kiu

Tsang Choy Yin Jocelyn

Wong Cheuk Hei Eugenie

Wong Chi Ka

Wu Yee

Yeung Chun To Chloe

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The D.G.S. Exhibitions for Sports Au Ka Wing

Au Wai Yan

Au Yeung Hok Ka Claire

But Cheuk Yiu

Chan Chi

Chan Chit Ying

Chan Lok Man Carissa

Chan Lok Yan

Chan Lok Yee

Chan Siu Ting

Chan Sophie

Chan Sze Chai

Chan Tak Yan

Chan Tsz Ching

Chan Tsz Ching

Chan Ying Sum

Chau Ying Chi

Cheng Lok Yan

Cheng Sin Yan Happy Serena

Cheng Yan Ching

Cheung Hoi Lam

Cheung Hoi Ni

Cheung Tsz Yau Rachel

Cheung Wing Yan


Chiu Tin Wai

Chiu Wai Ching

Chiu Wai Tsam

Choi Chloe Yan Ping

Choi Tsz Wai

Chou Cheuk Lam Shermane

Chow Kwan Wing

Chow Lily

Chu Karen

Chung Yan Yuet Jeanie

Fan Linna

Fok Tsz Yi

Fung Ching Hei

Fung On Ying Adele

Fung Sem Tou Sheryl

Fung Sze Ngo

Ho Nam Wai

Ho Pui Chi

Lee Ka Yee Karisa

Lee Sum Yuet

Leong Justine Sophie Kwan Tung

Leung Hui Tung

Leung Nga Ching

Leung Tsz Ching

Leung Wing Hei

Li Tsz Ching Yvonne

Lin Ka Wing

Liu Choi Yiu

Lo Si Yu Florence

Lo Tak Yan Bertha

Lok Hoi Man

Looi Nga Laam

Looi Nga Man

Look Avril

Lui Hiu Lam

Luk Sze Yu

Ma Yi Tung

Ma Ying Wen Ashleigh

Mak Tsz Yan Gianne

Melis Marsha


Ng Ka Hang

Ng Lee Kwun

Ng Tsz Hei

Ng Tsz Ying

Pang Wing Sze

Poon Hei Wei Hayden

Poon Rachel

Shi Shu

Shum Hei Lam

Sin Chin Hang Sophia

So Chui Hong

So Wing Sz

Sum Tao Myrtle

Tam Kam Yu

Tam Suet Ying

Tang Hoi Ying

Tang Tiffany Yi Ching

Tang Vanessa Yik Ching

Tsang Fai Yee

Tsang Pak Chi

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Ho Sheung Wai

Ho Yin Yee Jocelyn

Hong Shek Ning Sharen

Hui Jacqueline Ying Wai

Hui Wai Phoebe

Hui Wing Kiu Chloe

Hung Hiu Yan

Hung Nok Yan

Ko Alexis

Ko Charis

Kuan Yu Ching

Kwan Sum Yuet

Kwok Hui Man Natalie

Kwok Kotis

Kwok Wing Sum Sharlott

Kwok Yan Kei

Lam Cheuk Lam Kelly

Lam Ching Clarise

Lam Hei Tung Rachel

Lam Hiu Wai

Lam Hoi Kiu

Lam Nori

Lam Po Ying

Lam Tsz Chin Janice

Lam Yan Tung

Lau Cheuk Yan Samantha

Lau Cheuk Yin Eugenia

Lau Wing Yi

Lau Yuet Yee

Law Ho Yee Chloe

Law Lok Yin

Lee Bik Gwan

Lee Chung Yan

Tsang Wai Yiu

Tsang Yuk Yue Cherry

Tse Yui Chin

Tsoi Wing Sze

Tsui Ka Yan

Tsui Wing Yuen

Wai Yee Ching

Wan Bai Yan Trudy Elizabeth

Wan Ling Shu

Wan Pak Hei Chloe Victoria

Wan Tsz Kiu

Wong Cho Ying

Wong Ho Ching Ashley

Wong Hoi Ki Jenny

Wong Hong Yi

Wong Janelle Victoria

Wong Jasmine Yi Ting

Wong Sze Ting

Wong Toto Kwan To

Wong Wing Lum

Wong Yee Ching

Wong Yuen Nam

Yau Sin Lin

Yeung Hoi Ching

Yeung Pak Wai

Yeung Sin Kiu

Ying Yan Chung Natalie

Yiu Hei Kiu Janice

Yu Chin Hang Carina

Yu Yan Kiu

Yuen Hei Tung Ava

Yuen Wing Chin Vinci

The Daily Giving Service Awards

Chan Cheuk Hei Sarah Chan Lok Yan Lee Cheuk Lam Cherlin

Luk Kei Suet Angela Wu Yee

The D.G.S. Awards for Academic Excellence Carless Alison Mary Chan Hayley Faddis Jasmine Lai Shun Yan Gianna Liu Hiu Wai Jasmine

Luk Ho Ki Valerie Sheung Yui Yuen Tsang Stephanie Kathryn Tsui Vivienne

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The D.G.S. S1 Entrance Scholarships (Academic) Cannon Stephanie Kate

Chan Hoei Yin

Chan Pui Maan Ingrid

Chan Tsz Ching

Cheng Cho Miu Mia

Cheng Chun Yan

Cheung Ching Yu Clara

Cheung Chun Yan Alicia


Chiu Cheuk Yi

Chui Chung Hei Janice

Chung Lillian Renee

Fung Mong Ka Esther

Fung Sem Tou Sheryl

Lee Man Chi Charlize

Li Wing Yan

Ma Hei Yuet

Miu Audrey Riqing

So Mei Chi Germaine

Sum Hei Ting Angel

Tai Grace Tzu Chun

Tam Yat Sum Liz

Tse Yan Wing Alvina

Tsoi Valerie

Wan Kiu Isabella

Wu Ingrid

Yeung Hoi Ling

Yip Man Chi Valerie

The D.G.S. S1 Entrance Scholarships (Music) Cheng Hiu Sin Hillary

Cheung Hoi Lam

Chiu Janice Tsz Yu

Choi Hoi Man Helena

Chui Chung Hei Janice

Ho Hei Lam

Ho Serena Lok Yiu

Hon Kai Yu

Ip Tsz Oi

Lok Wing Hei

Ng Hoi Yin

Tai Grace Tzu Chun

Tsoi Valerie

Tsui Cheryl Hiu Yee

Wan Kiu Isabella

Wong Sa

Yeung Hoi Ching

Yip Man Chi Valerie

The D.G.S. S1 Entrance Scholarships (Sports) Chan Sze Chai

Chan Wing Hei Hayley

Chau Ying Chi

Cheng Lok Yan

Cheung Hoi Lam


Chiu Wai Ching

Chu Karen

Ho Pui Chi

Ho Yan Tung

Hui Wai Phoebe

Kan Hoi Ching

Ko Charis

Kwok Wing Sum Sharlott

Lam Hiu Nam

Law Ho Yee Chloe

Luk Ka Wing


Poon Rachel

Shi Shu

Tam Kam Yu

Tam Yat Sum Liz

Tang Hoi Ying

Tsang Fai Yee

Wai Yee Ching


Wong Ho Ching Ashley

Wong Sze Ting

Yeung Hoi Ching

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The D.G.S. Entrance Scholarships (Sports)

Chan Sophie

Wong Cho Ying

Scholarships

Cecilia Chan Scholarship……………..

Class of 1958 Scholarship……….........


Class of 1967 Service Award…............


Gibbins Scholarship…………………..

Grace Tsin-Kiu Young Memorial

Scholarship……………………………

Pong Chan Kwai Ying Scholarship…..

Pong King Cheung Scholarship............

Symons 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…

Bishop Ho Ming Hua (Ronald O. Hall)

Memorial Scholarships……….............

Ho Ying Jai

Chong Man Jasmine

Poon Ho Kiu Allie


Chuen Lok Man


Ng Sze Mai

Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie

Fung Ying Ka Odessa

Tai Grace Tzu Chun

Wong Lok Hei Kitty

Chan Yvonne Yuet Yan


Chu Lok Hang Sheryl

Mak Tsz Yan Gianne

Chan Hilary Huitung


Yau Mei Shun

Leung Yee Kei Peony

Wei Tiffany Ching

Lo Wing Lam

Mak Chiu Ki Astor

D.O.G.A. Scholarships

Dr. C.J. Symons Scholarship………….

D.O.G.A. (Hong Kong) Scholarships

Secondary 6………………………






Yip Nga Kiu Dorothy

Lam Li Man Maggie

Lam Yuet Yee

Yeung Man Kei Helen

Ng Ka Hei

Lee Cheuk Lam


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D.O.G.A. (Southern California)

Scholarships…………………………...

D.O.G.A. (Toronto) Scholarships…….

D.O.G.A. (Vancouver) Scholarships….

Tang Tung

Yau Mei Shun

Cheung Wynn

Wei Tiffany Ching

Tse Yi Kei Stephanie

Yeung Kylie

Wu Yuen Ka

Zheng Ziying

Tang Fong Yi Fanny

P.T.A. Scholarships

Secondary 6U

Secondary 6W

Secondary 6X

Secondary 6Y

Secondary 6Z


Mak Chiu Yu Clarice

Lee Ching Chi

Yiu Kate

Ko Sze Ki

Secondary 5U

Secondary 5W

Secondary 5X

Secondary 5Y

Secondary 5Z

Poon Ying Tung

Wu Zheng


Chua Eden

Chan Chit Ying

Secondary 4U

Secondary 4W

Secondary 4X

Secondary 4Y

Secondary 4Z

Lam Patricia Dorothy

Tse Jessica Hei Wai

Lo Wing Lam

Mui Tsam Yin

Wong Janus

Secondary 3U

Secondary 3W

Secondary 3X

Secondary 3Y

Secondary 3Z

Chong Yan Ying


Chak Yan Lam

Cheung Hoi Shan

Leung Wai Ching

Secondary 2U

Secondary 2W

Wong Hiu Yu

Ng Hannah

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Secondary 2X

Secondary 2Y

Secondary 2Z

Ng Tsz Ching Alexia

Ho Casey Ka Yuet


Secondary 1U

Secondary 1W

Secondary 1X

Secondary 1Y

Secondary 1Z

Luk Ho Ki Valerie

Cheung Hoi Yung

Wu Xin Mei Madeleine


Lau Oi Lam Rochelle

Modern Languages Scholarships

Japanese Level 1

Level 2

Level 3

Level 4

Chan Pui Maan Ingrid

Chan Wing Man

Chui Irene

Chan Tsz Wai Jasmine

Spanish Level 1

Level 2

Level 3 (IC)

Level 4 (IC)

Level 5 (IC)

Leung Sze Wan

Wong Yat Yin

Wong Yin Chi Jade

Lo Tak Yan Bertha

Wong Yuk Ning Natalie

Chak Yan Lam

Lo Si Yu Florence

Tang Tung

Putonghua ShuiPing Ceshi

Preparation Class

Chan Cheuk Hei Sarah

Chan Ho Lam

Chong Tsz Yen Hayley


Ho Chiu Yee Phoebe

Ho Yan Tung

Lau Hiu Wing

Leung Nga Man Charlotte

Ng Hiu Ying

Tang Nga Man Migee

Wu Cheuk Lam

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Section II

Subject Prizes & Learning Awards Secondary 6 Subject Prizes

Biology Business, Accounting and Financial

Studies (Accounting) Business, Accounting and Financial

Studies (Management) Chemistry Chinese Chinese Literature Economics English Geography History HKDSE Physical Education Information and Communication Technology Liberal Studies Literature in English Mathematics Mathematics (Module 1 - Calculus & Statistics) Mathematics (Module 2 - Algebra & Calculus) Physical Education Physics Religious Education

Lee Lok Sze Yeung Lok Yiu Yiu Kate Lee Lok Sze Chan Lok San Kate Leung Ka Sin Lau Sin Tung Clarice Ng Hong Yu Chan Lok San Kate Chu Lok Hang Sheryl Chou Ka Yan Yue Yuet Ming Joyce Chu Lok Hang Sheryl Woo Wing Chin Lau Sin Tung Clarice Lau Sin Tung Clarice Lee Lok Sze Tang Tiffany Yi Ching Lee Lok Sze Tsui Sui Nam

Secondary 6 Learning Awards

Chinese Set U2 Chinese Set W1 Chinese Set W2 Chinese Set CL1 Chinese Set CL2 Chinese Set CL3 Chinese Set CL4 English Set A1 English Set B1 English Set B2 English Set C1 English Set C2 English Set D

Cheung Sum Yi Zoe Ng Hong Yu Lam Li Man Maggie Lee Ching Chi Chiu Lok Yan Joyce Yiu Kate Yuen Hoi Yan Lee Lok Sze Chan Wing Yin Sheung Wing Chun Tang Hong Yiu Thach Tivona Tang Tiffany Yi Ching

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English Set E1 English Set E2 Liberal Studies Set A Liberal Studies Set B Liberal Studies Set C Liberal Studies Set D Liberal Studies Set F Liberal Studies Set H Mathematics Set ME2 Mathematics Set MC1 Mathematics Set MC2 Mathematics Set MC3 Mathematics Set MC4 Mathematics Set MC5

Yeung Lok Hei Lis Choy Man Shan Lam Li Man Maggie Chiu Lok Yan Joyce Thach Tivona Choy Man Shan Leung Hoi Ching Natalie Lui Wai Ying Lam Li Man Maggie Ho Cheuk Wing Chou Ka Yan Yiu Kate Li Juan Lok Jessie Tang Hong Yiu

Secondary 5 Subject Prizes

Biology Business, Accounting and Financial

Studies (Accounting) Business, Accounting and Financial

Studies (Management) Chemistry Chinese Chinese Literature Economics English Geography History HKDSE Physical Education Information and Communication Technology Liberal Studies Literature in English Mathematics Mathematics (Module 1 - Calculus & Statistics) Mathematics (Module 2 - Algebra & Calculus) Physical Education Physics Religious Education

Chua Eden Tse Yi Kei Stephanie Leung Ming Chi Chau Cheuk Wai Katrina Yau King Ning Yau King Ning Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie Yeung Kylie Wei Tiffany Ching Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie Choy Hoi Ting Sze Ka Hei Sham Sze Tung Tiffany Chan Hilary Huitung Chau Cheuk Wai Katrina Cheung Wynn Chau Cheuk Wai Katrina Wong Janelle Victoria Lam Yuet Yee Chan Chit Ying

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Secondary 5 Learning Awards Chinese Set CL2 Chinese Set CL3 Chinese Set CL4 Chinese Set CL5 Chinese Set CL6 Chinese Set CL7 English Set A2 English Set B1 English Set B2 English Set C1 English Set C2 English Set D English Set E1 English Set E2 Liberal Studies Set A Liberal Studies Set B Liberal Studies Set C Liberal Studies Set D Liberal Studies Set F Liberal Studies Set G Liberal Studies Set H Mathematics Set ME1 Mathematics Set ME3 Mathematics Set MC1 Mathematics Set MC2 Mathematics Set MC3

Leung Tsz Kiu Stephanie Wong Lok Hei Kitty Sun Yu Ching Mak Yuen Lam Chen Ling Yu Lee Lok Yin Wu Yuen Ka Chan Hiu Nam Wong Jing Yu Lo Cheuk Ting Natalie Au Yeung Sin Man Chan Tsz Ching Leung Lok Ka Christy Chen Zhuo Tang Fong Yi Fanny Yeung Kylie Leung Huen Tung Chow Tsz Ching Tse Yi Kei Stephanie Tsoi Tin Shun Ho Ho Chin Sham Sze Tung Tiffany Lau Sze Yat Yuen Jisi Jacqueline Chan Tak Yan Chen Ling Yu

Secondary 5 GCE A-Level Subject Prizes

Biology Chemistry Chinese Economics English Geography History Mathematics Psychology

Chan Janice Alice Chan Janice Alice Pang Wing Sum Winona Wong Enping Jayne Tang Kristen Ka-Long Tsoi Sarah Wong Enping Jayne Lau Yolanda Fong Yung Chan Janice Alice

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Secondary 4 Subject Prizes Biology Business, Accounting and Financial Studies Chemistry Chinese Chinese History Chinese Literature Economics English Geography History Information and Communication Technology Liberal Studies Literature in English Mathematics Mathematics (Module 1 - Calculus & Statistics) Mathematics (Module 2 - Algebra & Calculus) Physical Education Physics Religious Education

Yeung Man Kei Helen Li Yui Yan Veronica Leung Nga Man Charlotte Lee Pui Ka Lee Pui Ka Gao Yawen Lee Pui Ka Chan Wing In Anson Wong Janus Fan Valerie Pearl Lam Sze Yin Cecilia Au Wai Yan Huang Ying Xun Wing Yeung Man Kei Helen Gao Yawen Li Yui Yan Veronica But Cheuk Yiu Chin Hei Yin Ramona Chan Cheuk Hei Sarah


Chinese S4U Chinese S4W Chinese S4X Chinese S4Y English Set B English Set C English Set D English Set E English Set F Liberal Studies Set A Liberal Studies Set C Liberal Studies Set D Liberal Studies Set E Liberal Studies Set F Liberal Studies Set G Liberal Studies Set H Mathematics Set ME1 Mathematics Set ME3 Mathematics Set MC1 Mathematics Set MC2 Mathematics Set MC3

Sze Wan Fong Yeung Man Kei Helen Chan Siu Ting Chan Cheuk Hei Sarah Wong Charlotte Loc Heng Au Wai Yan Yang Mingming Chan Cheuk Hei Sarah Lai Mei Kwan Eva Wong Chi Ka Yung Wai Ching Divina Wan Tsz Kiu Wong Aimee Yin Ting Fan Valerie Pearl Kwok Hui Man Natalie Chan Hoi Yan Lam Patricia Dorothy Wong Chi Ka Tsang Pak Chi Mi Yuqi Wong Janus

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Secondary 3 Subject Prizes Chinese History

Chinese

Economics and Commerce

English

Geography

History

Information Technology

Liberal Studies

English Literature

Mathematics

Music

Physical Education

Putonghua

Religious Education

Science

Technology and Living

Visual Arts

Ng Ka Hei

Ng Sze Mai

Ng Sze Mai

Chong Yan Ying

Cheung Hoi Shan

Cheung Hoi Shan

Ng Sze Mai

Ng Sze Mai

Ng Sze Mai

Ng Sze Mai

Ng Chee Ying Denise

Au Ka Wing

Tang Nga Man Migee

Cheung Hoi Shan

Ng Sze Mai

Leung Hoi Ching

Leung Hoi Ching


Chinese Set B

Chinese Set C

Chinese Set D

Chinese Set E

Chinese Set F

Chinese Set G

English Set B

English Set C

English Set D

English Set E

English Set F

English Set G

Mathematics Set B

Mathematics Set C

Mathematics Set D

Mathematics Set E

Mathematics Set F

Mathematics Set G

Lai Hiu Lam

Lam Tsz Chin Janice

Siu Margaret Cynthia

Chung Tak Chun

Cheung Hoi Shan

Ko Leong Suet Katie

Yung Yuen Tung Emily

Ng Ka Hei

Ng Man Yau Enez

Fan Sum Yin

Cheung Hiu Pui

Chong Kiu Fung

Tsui Wing Yuen

Ma Yan Ling Madeline

Sung Chun Yin Gabriel

Fan Sum Yin

Tang Nga Man Migee

Wong Yi Ki Erica

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Chinese

English

Geography

History


Liberal Studies

English Literature

Mathematics

Music

Physical Education

Putonghua

Religious Education

Science


Visual Arts

Ng Tsz Ching Alexia

Lee Cheuk Lam

Lee Cheuk Lam

Ng Tsz Ching Alexia

Ng Hannah

Yeung Shuet Ching

Lee Cheuk Lam

Lee Cheuk Lam

Tam Hoi Yan


Sum Tao Myrtle

Ng Tsz Ching Alexia

Chong Sum Yip

Yeung Shuet Ching

Hui Yuk Ting Victoria

Kim Sum Yuet Karis


Chinese Set B

Chinese Set C

Chinese Set D

Chinese Set E

Chinese Set F

Chinese Set G

English Set B

English Set C

English Set D

English Set E

English Set F

English Set G

Mathematics Set B

Mathematics Set C

Mathematics Set D

Mathematics Set E

Mathematics Set F

Mathematics Set G

Ng Tsz Ching Alexia

Chen Ling Yi

Chan Hoi Ying Emily

Lui Tin Long

Tee Man Yan Jacqueline

Lam Yat Nga Flora


Wong Jing Xi

Looi Nga Man

Chan Fai Leui

Lui Tin Long

Song Xiuxuan

Chan Nga Kwan

Chan Lok Hei

Chen On Lam

Wong Ji Ching Ally

So Wing Sz

Tee Man Yan Jacqueline

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Chinese

English

Geography

History


Liberal Studies

English Literature

Mathematics

Music

Physical Education

Putonghua

Religious Education

Science


Visual Arts

Wong Rachel Julianna

Leung Sze Wan

Ting Ji You Kirsten

Tsoi Valerie

Huang Yunshi


Chan Tsz Ching

Carless Alison Mary


Tai Grace Tzu Chun


Ching Michelle

Carless Alison Mary

Chan Tsz Ching

Liu Hiu Wai Jasmine

Tse Man Shan


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 F

English Set G1

English Set G2

Mathematics Set A

Mathematics Set B

Mathematics Set D

Mathematics Set E

Mathematics Set F

Mathematics Set G


Cheung Hoi Yung

Tsui Ka Wai Bernice

Wong Sze Ting


Cheng Wing Hei Hailey


Chan Ching Tung Megan

Chan Hoei Yin

Tam Yat Sum Liz

Poon Yan Wing Olympia

Fung Hei Long

Lo Katrina

Liu Hiu Wai Jasmine


Sin Ka Long

Lai Sum Yee

Kwok Man Hei

Lee Hei Wan

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Section III ECA - Inter-house competitions (2016 - 2017)

Event Gibbins Hurrell Sawyer Skipton Symons

Athletics 2 3 5 7 4

A 2 4 5 7 3

B 2 3 5 4 7

C 4 2 3 7 5

cheering 4 3 2 7 5

Basketball 4 3 2 7 5

Chinese

Debate

3 5 7 4 2

Cross

Country

5 4 3 7 2

Dodgeball 2 3 5 7 4

Fencing 7 4 5 2 3

Indoor

Rowing

4 2 5 3 7

Netball 5 3 7 4 2

Swimming 3 2 4 5 7

A 7 2 3 5 4

B 2 5 4 3 7

C 4 2 3 5 7

cheering 5 2 3 7 4

Table

Tennis

2 4 5 7 3

Volleyball 4 3 7 2 5

Total 71 59 83 100 86

Individual Champions

Swimming Athletics

A Grade Chan Tsz Ching (Symons)

Wong Toto Kwan To (Symons)

Lam Yan Tung (Sawyer)

B Grade Wong Cho Ying (Hurrell) Leung Wing Hei (Sawyer)

C Grade Ho Sheung Wai (Symons)

Lam Hoi Kiu (Symons)

Mook Ching Lam Janice (Skipton)

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Gifts to the School (2016-2017)

1) 2017 Annual Appeal - HK$2,300,780.

2) From the Parent-Teacher Association:

a) Thirty P.T.A. Scholarships

b) Trophies for athletics and swimming competitions

c) Sports supplies and 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:

Bishop Ho Ming Hua (Ronald O. Hall) Memorial Scholarship

Cecilia Chan Scholarship

Class of 1958 Scholarship


Class of 1967 Service Award


Gibbins Scholarship

Grace Tsin-Kiu Young Memorial 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 (2016-2017)

1. Aide et Action

2. Animal Friends

3. Children's Cancer Foundation

4. Christian Action – Qinghai Orphanage

5. E.F.C.C. Spring Church

6. Fu Hong Society

7. Haven of Hope Sunnyside Enabling Centre

8. Hong Kong Anti-Cancer Society

9. Hong Kong Committee for UNICEF

10. Hong Kong Red Cross

11. Hong Kong Single Parents Association

12. Light of Yung Shu Tau Christian Association Society Ltd.

13. Medecins Sans Frontiers Hong Kong

14. Mission to New Arrivals Ltd.

15. New Creation Association Ltd.

16. New Sight Congo

17. Our Daily Bread Ministries Ltd.

18. PLAN International

19. Project Orbis International, Inc.

20. QEH Patient Resource Centre

21. Rain Lily

22. SAHK

23. SCMP Charities Ltd. - Operation Santa Claus

24. Showers of Blessing Evangelistic Ministry (HK) Ltd.

25. SPCA (HK)

26. St. Andrew's Church

27. St. James' Settlement

28. The Hong Kong Society for Rehabilitation

29. The Society for AIDS Care Ltd.

30. The Society for Truth and Light

31. UN Refugee Agency

32. Watoto Hong Kong Ltd.

33. World Vision Hong Kong

34. Wu Oi Christian Centre

35. 育苗計劃

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Public Examination

Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (2017)

With 129 students and 877 subject entries, there was a total of

143 ‘5**’, constituting 16% of all subject entries. Our S6 girls

scored ‘5*’ or above in 35% of the subject entries and Level 4 or

above in 86% of the subject entries.

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Girls representing Hong Kong in International /

Regional / National / Inter-port Events (2016-2017)

The School congratulates the following students for

participating in International / Regional / National /

Interport Events:

I. Sports

A. Hong Kong Representatives in Major Games and

Championships

2016 ITTF World Cadet Challenge organized by International Table

Tennis Federation (Shanghai, China)

Girls' Team: Champion; Girls' Singles: First runner-up; Girls'

Doubles: First runner-up : Lee Ka Yee Karisa

Swedish Junior & Cadet Open 2017 organized by International Table

Tennis Federation (Orebro, Sweden)

U15 Girls' Singles: Champion : Lee Ka Yee Karisa

French Junior & Cadet Open 2017 organized by International Table

Tennis Federation (Metz, French)

Girls' Doubles (U15) : Champion : Lee Ka Yee Karisa

Thailand Junior & Cadet Open 2017 organized by International

Table Tennis Federation

Cadet Girls’ Team: First Runner-up : Lee Hoi Man Karen

Hang Seng Hong Kong Junior & Cadet Open 2017 organized by

International Table Tennis Federation

Lee Hoi Man Karen

Asia Junior Sports Exchange Games 2017 (Table Tennis) (Tokyo,

Japan)

Team : Third Place : Lee Hoi Man Karen, Lee Chung Yan

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23rd Asian Junior Individual Squash Championships 2016 (Kuala

Lumpur, Malaysia) organized by Asian Squash Federation

Girls Singles (U17) : Champion : Lui Hiu Lam

18th Asian Junior Team Squash Championships 2017 (Hong Kong)

organized by Asian Squash Federation

Girls Team (U19) : Silver Medalist : Lui Hiu Lam

Tecnifibre British Junior Squash Open 2017 organized by England

Squash & Racketball Association (Sheffield, England)

Girls Singles (U17) : Bronze Medalist : Lui Hiu Lam

Prince Hong Kong Junior Squash Championships 2016 (Hong Kong)

Girls Singles (U19) : Champion : Lui Hiu Lam

Thailand Age Group Swimming Championships 2017

Wong Cho Ying (Aged 16-18)

41st Southeast Asia Shooting Championship (Kuala Lumpur,

Malaysia)

Lai Mei Kwan Eva

Singapore Youth International Series 2016 (Badminton)

Tam Kam Yu

East Asian Junior Tennis Competition (Tokyo, Japan)

Wai Yee Ching

Hong Kong Open Junior Tennis Championships 2016

Wong Hong Yi

LTAT ITF Junior G4 (Tennis) (Nonthaburi, Thailand)

Girls Doubles: First Runner-up : Wong Hoi Ki Jenny

FINA/Airweave Swimming World Cup 2016 (Hong Kong)

Wong Toto Kwan To

全國少年 (14-15歲) 田徑錦標賽 2017 (中國遼寧省錦州市)

崔家欣, 陳芍羚

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B. Hong Kong Representatives in International Invitation

Competitions

Macau Asian Cities Athletics Invitational 2016 organized by

Athletics Association of Macau

Women 100m : Third ; 200m : Second : Leung Wing Hei

4th Women’s Hockey Invitational Tournament

Chui Hay Yan

C. Hong Kong Schools Representatives in Regional /

National Schools Competitions

Schools Interport Swimming Competition 2016-2017 (Guangzhou,

China)

50m Freestyle: Second ; 4×100m Freestyle Relay: First ;

4×400m Medley Relay: First Hung Nok Yan

200m Breaststroke: Third : Wan Ling Shu

100m Backstroke: Second ; 400m Freestyle : Second ; 4×100m

Freestyle Relay : First : Wong Cho Ying

50m Backstroke : First ; 100m Backstroke : First ; 200m

Individual Medley: Second; 4×100m Medley Relay: First:

Wong Toto Kwan To

第十三屆全國學生運動會乒乓球 (預賽) (中國山東省)

李凱敏

II. Others

China Girls' Mathematical Olympiad 2017 (Chongqing, China)

Silver Medal: Poon Ho Kiu Allie

Bronze Medal: Leung Ka Ching, Ng Sze Mai

FIRST Tech Challenge Asia Pacific Invitational 2017 organized by

FIRST Australia and Macquarie University, Sydney

Team : Judges Award

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World Individual Debating & Public Speaking Championships

(Sydney, Australia)

Yeung Chun To Chloe

Technovation Challenge organized by Iridescent (Mountain View,

California, USA)

Junior Division : Team : Global Grand Prize

第二十一屆日本浜松 PIARA 鋼琴大賽 (日本靜岡縣濱松市)

四手聯彈 D 組：亞軍; 施坦威鋼琴大獎：周旨菁

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Junior School Headmistress’s Report (2016-2017)

After assuming headship in the Junior School since January

2017, I experienced the swift and smooth manner in which the

calendar events rolled on, each giving me countless blessings to be

grateful for, since I am so warmly supported by the School

Council, the Senior School, PTA, DOGA and my beloved

colleagues, who walk closely with me in all the ventures.

The Junior School is well anchored in her traditions, values

and ethos, helping us to steer ahead firmly rooted in Christian

beliefs that are shared with the whole school community every

morning, thanks to the dedicated ministry from St. Andrew’s

Church, the Wellness Specialist Team, teachers from the Senior

School, old girls and friends.

As we continue to be rooted in our faith, we look ahead and

see the need to equip our students with skills that they need for

their future learning, working and living in this evolving society.

STEM Education, playing a significant role in today’s education

system, is fully implemented throughout our School as our students

approached each activity and project with enthusiasm and

excitement.

The Mathematics, General Studies One, Art and ICT

Departments collaborated during the year to introduce a revamped

curriculum to our students. Starting in Primary Four, students were

taught programming languages to teach them sequential thinking

necessary for coding. Together with the General Studies One

Department, Primary Five students created an electronic piano that

they programmed using Scratch. Primary Six students were

given Metas kits to build their own robotic cars. Combined with

their newfound coding skills, the girls were able to control the

sensors and motors of their cars remotely. The school also

purchased additional 3D printers, which offered students the

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opportunity to create furniture to fit into their dream bedrooms as

part of their Mathematics ratio project. They also had much fun

creating patterns using crystal cubes in Art classes.

For those students with special interests in coding and

robotics, a new after-school RoboCode workshop was organised

by the ICT department for Primary Four and Five students. Eighty-

four students signed up for the RoboCode workshop and they were

inspired to learn about engineering, coding and creative thinking

in the different robotic projects. In August, twenty-three Primary

Five students also participated in the App Inventor 2 workshop

organised by City Apps Lab to acquire more advanced concepts of

coding and apps creation.

General Studies One teachers also integrated multiple STEM

activities into their curriculum. Students as young as Primary One

participated in STEM projects and activities. The department

collaborated with the Hong Kong New Generation Cultural

Association Science Innovation Centre to conduct whole grade

level STEM days for Primary Three to Primary Six students.

Primary Three students made solar power row boats, while

Primary Four students put together an African thumb piano.

Primary Five and Six students were challenged to more

engineering tasks by making an electric maze game and a water

rocket respectively.

Many of these activities were made possible with the

implementation of eLearning within the School. This year marks

the second year since the introduction of the E-learning Task Force

formed by a group of teachers dedicated to developing e-learning

lesson plans and activities for our students. As non-Task Force

teachers became more familiar and comfortable with carrying out

lesson plans using iPads, Task Force members switched from a

leadership role to a facilitator’s role in providing assistance to the

rest of the staff through planning and troubleshooting. Students in

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all subjects, including PE, Art and Music, utilized iPads during

their lessons. The ability to receive instant feedback, the possibility

of peer review and level of engagement really improved the

students’ learning process and allowed them to take more

ownership of their own learning.

In addition to academic and technological development,

students’ character building played a central part in our School as

well. The Personal Growth Education curriculum was revamped to

better promote positive education character traits, namely, team

work, social responsibility, gratitude and kindness. Assembly

sharing was conducted monthly to reinforce these character traits

that students were working on during their class periods. To

support teachers in implementing the new curriculum, the School’s

Wellness Specialist team conducted monthly workshops for

teachers to share with them salient points about the new curriculum

and also let teachers gain a better understanding of the four

character traits. The opportunity for teachers to share their

observations and reflections during these sessions with their peers

was a most beneficial professional development for all.

To foster students’ creativity and imagination while

enhancing their literacy skills, teachers devote time and effort to

engaging students in creative writing during English lessons. The

various external competitions available provide abundant

opportunities for our students to sharpen their English skills and

share their creative works with others. In the Hong Kong Young

Writers Award 2017, works of two of our Primary Six students,

Ashleigh Fung and Tang Lok Yee, were shortlisted and published

in an anthology. In the International Competitions and

Assessments for Schools 2017, organised by the University of New

South Wales, our girls between Primary Three and Six once again

achieved commendable results, demonstrating their good

command of the English Language. Among the top 1% of

participants who were awarded Certificates of High Distinction, 78

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of them were from our School and three students received the

Medal Awards for coming first in Hong Kong in their year levels.

For speech and drama, our students’ accomplishments were

similarly commendable in the 68th Hong Kong Schools Speech

Festival. Altogether the girls won 23 first places, 46 second places

and 42 third places in the English solo classes. Lauren Kee of

Primary Five was recommended by the adjudicators to perform at

the Prize-winners’ Recital of the Hong Kong Schools Speech

Festival in January 2017. We performed equally well in the

Cantonese and Putonghua classes with 24 first places, 48 second

places and 41 third places. Our School was placed first in the

Primary Three and Primary Five Harmonic Choral Speaking

Competition and also came second in the Open Section of the

Primary Two Harmonic Choral Speaking Competition.

All our Primary Four and Five girls participated

enthusiastically in their English drama and oral lessons and learned

fundamental drama techniques. The students took ownership of

their own production, wrote their own script and developed it under

the guidance of their drama tutor. Everyone had a part to play at

the end of the year drama performance in the school hall to

showcase their unique and creative plays to their fellow

schoolmates and teachers. The Putonghua Club also produced a

Putonghua play, which gave the parents and students much

enjoyment in the annual Putonghua Variety Show.

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 Peter Pan in our School Hall in

May. Some Primary Four and Five students joined the Junior

Classics Drama Club and performed the classic King Arthur for

their peers, teachers and parents.

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In the domain of music, our students continued to enjoy

success. The School achieved remarkable results in the 69th

Hong Kong Schools Music Festival. Our three choirs

participated in six events and secured four first and two second

places. Our Intermediate Choir, comprising Primary Four and Five

students, was awarded The Most Outstanding Primary School

Choir of the Year in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Regions. The

Junior and Senior Percussion Bands also attained excellent results

and came second and first respectively. In the 2016 Hong Kong

Youth Music Interflows, the Symphony and String Orchestras

were presented with the Gold Award in the contest. For the first

time in the history of the school, since the Symphony and String

Orchestras were formed, the two music teams captured first places

in the Hong Kong Schools Music Festival.

Participation in sports has always played an important role in

facilitating the all-round development of our girls. 2016-2017

was 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

inter-school table tennis A and B Grades competitions, as well as

in inter-school volleyball, swimming A, B and C Grades and

athletics B Grade competitions. We were the first-runner up in the

athletics A Grade competition and second-runner up in badminton

and basketball competitions. As our teachers and players spent

many hours of hard work training for the challenging competitions,

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 being the winner of the Gold

Prize in the girls’ section for twenty-eight consecutive years.

Congratulations also go to Natalie Lau of Primary Six for receiving

the A.S. Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award.

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In addition, I would like to applaud Abby So of Primary Six

for being selected as one of the Most Outstanding Students in the

Yau-Tsim-Mong District. Abby was also the recipient of the Mrs.

Rebecca Yip Shield for outstanding performance in Scripture,

conduct and service. Furthermore, Tara Lau of Primary Five was

awarded the first Mrs. Emily Dai Award for having made the most

improvement in her academic work and for her contributions to

community service.

In this school year, the School presented sports scholarships

to 40 students at $2,000 each to recognise their outstanding

performance and team work in sports. Music scholarships were

presented to 42 students at $1,000 to $2,000 each in recognition of

their excellent performance respectively in instrumental classes,

and in the orchestra, the percussion bands and choirs.

The PTA also awarded PTA scholarships of $500 each to two

students in each class who demonstrated exemplary conduct and

service. The recipients of the PTA scholarships, nominated by

their teachers, received the important joint message from the PTA

and the School that noble virtues and service to the School and the

wider community are highly valued. This is also a demonstration

of living up to our school motto, “Daily Giving Joyful Service”.

The expanding scholarship schemes convey the important

message that virtuous development and service to the school under

the spirit of whole-person development form the foundation of

character building and exemplary performance in all areas.

As I end the report, I thank each and every partner and

stakeholder for weaving such a vibrant and colourful year of

experience for our girls. Above all, I thank Father God in Heaven

for blessing our work and helping us prosper.

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Students’ Achievement and Performance

A. Speech 1. 68th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival

English Section

Total no. of entries: Solo Classes: 411 in 47 classes

Harmonic Speaking: 3 groups

Improvised Dramatic Scenes: 4 groups

Dramatic Scenes: 4 groups

Rehearsed Original Scene: 1 group

A. Solo Classes:

Position No. of Girls

First 23

Second 46

Third 43

First

1. Celeste Yeh (Pr. 3B) Solo Verse Speaking (Open)

2. Charlie Ng (Pr. 2A) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

3. Sophie Chow (Pr. 2B) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

4. Mia Lo (Pr. 2B) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

5. Anissa Sim (Pr. 2B) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

6. Mara Lang (Pr. 2C) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

7. Kathy Chan (Pr. 3A) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

8. Rosalyn Chiu (Pr. 3B) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

9. Wan Shun Yan (Pr. 3C) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

10. Adrienne Chau (Pr. 4C) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

11. Chloe Chiu (Pr. 4D) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

12. Christina Chu (Pr. 5A) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

13. Lauren Kee (Pr. 5B)* Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

14. Jenna Kwok (Pr. 5B) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

15. Lee Hey Tung (Pr. 4B) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

16. Charmaine Chan (Pr. 5C) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

17. Abbie Kwok (Pr. 5C) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

18. Lu Cheuk Ying (Pr. 5C) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

19. Ngai Zee Yee (Pr. 5C) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

20. Natasha Uchimoto (Pr. 5C) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

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21. Yan Ho Yee (Pr. 5D) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

22. Annabelle Leung (Pr. 6C) Solo Verse Speaking (Non-open)

23. Anneka Chang (Pr. 3C) Solo Prose Reading (Open)

B. Choral:

Primary 2 Harmonic Choral Speaking (Open) Second

Primary 3 Harmonic Choral Speaking (Open) First

Primary 5 Harmonic Choral Speaking (Open) First

C. Improvised Dramatic Scenes:

Annabelle Leung (Pr. 6C), Mindy Shie (Pr. 6C), Valerie Chan

(Pr. 6D), Leung Ching Ching (Pr. 6D), Natalie Mak (Pr. 6D)

and Audrey Tse (Pr. 6D) – First

Dana Mak (Pr. 5A), Lu Cheuk Ying (Pr. 5C), Astrid Miu (Pr.

5C), Natasha Uchimoto (Pr. 5C) and Summer Chan (Pr. 5D)

– Second

D. Dramatic Scenes:

Cheree Li (Pr. 5A), Chloe Leung (Pr. 5C), Ng Hey (Pr. 5C),

Mavis Tsang (Pr. 5C), Megan Lee (Pr. 5D) and Nathania Ngo

(Pr. 5D) – Second

*In the 68th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival, Lauren Kee of Pr.5B

was recommended by the adjudicator to perform at the Prize-winners’

Recital of the Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival in January 2017.

Putonghua Section

Total number of entries: 158 in 20 classes

Solo Classes:


First 17

Second 20

Third 30

First

1. Alessandra Woo (Pr. 2C) Solo Verse Speaking

2. Agalia Kwan (Pr. 3B) Solo Verse Speaking

3. Rie Wong (Pr. 3B) Solo Verse Speaking

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4. Chan Joy Ching (Pr. 3D) Solo Verse Speaking

5. Hillary Lau (Pr. 3D) Solo Verse Speaking

6. Nicole Fung (Pr. 4B) Solo Verse Speaking

7. Eunice Fung (Pr. 5D) Solo Verse Speaking

8. Rachel Wong (Pr. 6C) Solo Verse Speaking

9. Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) Solo Verse Speaking

10. Natalie Mak (Pr. 6D) Solo Verse Speaking

11. Sienna Wong (Pr. 6D) Solo Verse Speaking

12. Chan Pui Kei (Pr. 1D) Solo Prose Speaking

13. Agalia Kwan (Pr. 3B) Solo Prose Speaking

14. Nicole Fung (Pr. 4B) Solo Prose Speaking

15. Charmaine Chan (Pr. 5C) Solo Prose Speaking

16. Eunice Fung (Pr. 5D) Solo Prose Speaking

17. Miao Hoi Ching (Pr. 6A) Solo Prose Speaking

Cantonese Section

Total no. of entries: 141 in 34 classes

Solo Classes：


First 7

Second 28

Third 12

First

1. Claris Pak (Pr. 2B) Solo Verse Speaking

2. Au Yat Yi (Pr. 2B) Solo Verse Speaking

3. Hayley Yuen (Pr. 2D) Solo Verse Speaking

4. Evelyn Cheng (Pr. 4D) Solo Verse Speaking

5. Claire Wai (Pr. 5C) Solo Verse Speaking

6. Sherri Cheng (Pr. 2C) Solo Prose Speaking

7. Mindy Shie (Pr. 6C) Solo Prose Speaking

2. The 23rd Bible Reading Festival organised by Chinese Bible

International Ltd.:

Pr. 6 Solo Speaking

Merit: Jane Kwok (Pr. 6B)

Pr. 5 Solo Speaking

1st Runner-up: Hannah Mak (Pr. 5C)

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Merit: Rebekah Lui (Pr. 5A), Yanka Wong (Pr. 5B)

Pr. 4 Solo Speaking

2nd Runner-up: Kyli Cheung (Pr. 4D)

Pr. 3 Solo Speaking

Champion: Rie Wong (Pr. 3A), Agalia Kwan (Pr. 3B)

Merit: Karina Lai (Pr. 3A), Luann Ma (Pr. 3B), Candice Ng (Pr.3D)

Pr. 2 Solo Speaking

Champion: Clarissa Ho (Pr. 2A), Kaitlyn Yu (Pr. 2A), Hayley Yuen

(Pr. 2D)

2nd Runner-up: Yanoch Chien (Pr. 2B), Ingrid Lee (Pr. 2C)

Pr. 1 Solo Speaking

1st Runner-up: Charis Lo (Pr. 1A)

Merit: Annabelle Chu (Pr. 1D)

3. Hong Kong Youth Cultural and Arts Competitions 2016-2017

Hong Kong Youth Chinese Classical Poetry Recitation Contest

2016-2017 (全港青年中國古典詩詞朗誦比賽 ), organised by

Hong Kong Youth Cultural and Arts Competitions Committee and

co-organised by the Leo Club of Hong Kong Island:

1st Runner-up: Sienna Wong (Pr. 6D)

4. “Project for Primary Students Gifted in Chinese Language”

Competition 2017, commissioned by the Curriculum Development

Institute, Education Bureau to the Primary School Language

Education Research Association:

Gold Prize, Merit Prize for Impromptu Recitation and Merit Prize

for Impromptu Short Speech: Jamie See (Pr. 6A)

She was awarded a 5-day study tour to Mainland China.

Gold Prize for Creativity in Performance: Jamie See (Pr. 6A), Miao

Hoi Ching (Pr. 6A), Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 6A), Natalie Mak (Pr. 6D) ,

Audrey Tse (Pr. 6D)

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5. The 19th Putonghua Public Speaking Competition for Primary and

Secondary Schools 2017, organised by the Cultural and Educational

Association of the New Towns:

Lower Primary Section

Merit Award in Kowloon Region: Alessandra Woo (Pr. 2C)

Middle Primary Section

Merit Award in Kowloon Region: Chan Tsz Nam (Pr. 3D)

B. Music 1. The 69th 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 First The Hong Kong Children’s

Choir Trophy

Choral Singing in Foreign Language

Senior Choir Second

Intermediate Choir First Miss Anne Wu Trophy

Junior Choir Second

Percussion Bands

Age 13 or under First Hong Kong Percussion

Centre Trophy

Age 9 or under Second

Symphony Orchestra

Age 13 or under First Tom Lee Music Winner Trophy

String Orchestra

Age 13 or under First Metropolitan Youth Orchestra of

Hong Kong Trophy

In the Primary School Choir Finals (Hong Kong Region and

Kowloon Region), the DGJS Intermediate Choir was awarded

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The Best Primary School Intermediate Choir in the Hong Kong

Region and the Kowloon Region, and received the Hong Kong

Treble Choir Trophy and Television Broadcasts Limited Choral

Prize of $1,000.

The DGJS Senior Choir was awarded The Best Primary School

Senior Choir in the Hong Kong Region and the Kowloon Region,

and received the Hong Kong Treble Choirs’ Association Trophy

and Television Broadcasts Limited Choral Prize of $1,000.

The DGJS Intermediate Choir was also selected as The Most

Outstanding Primary School Choir of the Year in the Hong Kong

Region and the Kowloon Region from the winning teams of the

Primary School Choir Finals, and received the Hong Kong

Children’s Choir Trophy and Ms Barbara Fei SBS Memorial

Choral Prize of $2,000.

Individual Entries

Vocal Solo in Foreign Language

Age 7 to 8

First: Chloe Wong (Pr. 3C)

Second: Chung Chui Tung (Pr. 3A), Wong Wing Tung (Pr. 3A),

Agalia Kwan (Pr. 3B)

Third: Anneka Chang (Pr. 3C), Lai Wing (Pr. 3D)

Age 10 or under

First: Sarina Hui (Pr. 4C), Jenna Kwok (P. 5B)

Second: Lau Sin Ka (Pr. 5B), Wong Lok Tung (Pr. 5B)

Third: Audrey Lai (Pr. 4D), Sonia Chiu (Pr. 4D), Calista Wong

(P.5C)

Age 13 or under

First: Lam Yi Tak (Pr. 6C)

Second: Annette Ma (Pr. 6C), Cheng Wai Ching (Pr. 6D)

Vocal Solo in Chinese

Age 10 or under

Second: Sarina Hui (Pr. 4C), Wong Lok Tung (Pr. 5B), Lee Tsz

Ching (Pr. 5D)

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Third: Audrey Lai (Pr. 4D), Natalie Wong (Pr. 5A), Calista Wong

(Pr. 5C)

Age 13 or under

Second: Zita Lau (Pr. 6A)

Third: Hilary Siu (Pr. 6B), Anna Sum (Pr. 6B)

Violin Solo

Second (Grade 3): Julie Suen (Pr. 3C)

First (Grade 4): Gladys Tam (Pr. 3C)

Violin Duet (Junior)

Second: Gladys Tam (Pr. 3C) and Megan Yan (Pr. 3C)

Viola Solo (Junior)

Third: Cindy Cheung (Pr. 4B)

Viola Solo (Intermediate)

Second: Annabelle Leung (Pr. 6C)

Third: Bertha Wong (Pr. 6C)

Double Bass Solo (Junior)

Second: Victoria Tsang (Pr. 5D)

Flute Solo (Junior)

First: Sophie Cheung (Pr. 4A)

Flute Solo (Senior)

Third: Zabrina Ho (Pr. 6D)

Oboe Solo (Senior)

First: Chan Man Yan (Pr. 5D)

Trumpet Solo (Senior)

Second: Alvis Wong (Pr. 6D)

Xylophone Solo

First (Primary School): Marina Kam (Pr. 5A)

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Yangqin Solo (Junior)

Third: Chan Yin Ning (Pr. 4C)

Zheng Solo (Junior)

Second: Sabrina Lee (Pr. 4A)

2. Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows 2016, organised by the

Music Office of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department:

String Orchestra Contest Gold Award

Symphony 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

Girls C Grade – First

b) The HKSAR Establishment Celebration Swim Meet 2016,

organised by the Hong Kong Swimming Association:

Girls’ Division – Age Group 7

Leticia Lee (Pr. 3A) Second in 50m Freestyle and 50m

Backstroke

c) Little Dolphin Swimming Gala 2016, organised by Win Tin

Swimming Club:

Grade B – Age Group 7

Li Yan Nam (Pr. 2D) Champion in 25m Backstroke

1st Runner-up in 50m Freestyle

d) The 8th Asia Pacific Open Age Group Synchronized

Swimming Championship 2016:

Age Group 12 and under

Natalie Lau of Pr. 6A represented Hong Kong in the

competition. She and her teammates came third in Team Free

Routine.

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e) All Hong Kong Inter-Area Primary Schools Swimming

Competition:

Our girls represented Kowloon West Area in this competition.

Girls A Grade – Third


Girls C Grade – Fifth

f) The Taiwan National Swimming Age Group Championships,

organised by the Chinese Taipei Swimming Association:

Girls’ Division – Age Group of 11 to 12

Hui Ka Ling (Pr. 6C) Second in 50m and 100m

Breaststroke

She and her teammates were the Champion in 4 X 50m

Freestyle Relay and set a new record.

g) The 2017 Hancock Prospecting Synchronized Swimming

Australia Open and Age Group Championships:



competition.

Her team was the Champion in the Duet Championship and

Team Championship.

She came second in the Solo Championship.

h) The 17th Macau Open Age Group Synchronized Swimming

Championships, organised by the Swimming Association of

Macau:

Girls’ Division - Age group 11 – 12


competition.

She and her teammate came second in Team Free Routine

and third in Duet Free Routine.

2. Athletics

a) Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary Schools Athletics Meet:

Girls A Grade – Second


Girls C Grade – Fifth

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b) All Hong Kong Inter-Area Primary Schools Athletics

Competition, organised by the Hong Kong Schools Sports

Federation:

Girls A Grade

Ho Nok Lam (Pr. 6D) Fourth in 200m

Girls B Grade

Chloe Pak (Pr. 5A) Second in 100m

Rebekah Lui (Pr. 5A), Second in 4 X 100m Relay

Chloe Pak (Pr. 5A),

Chloe Lai (Pr. 5B),

Chloe Leung (Pr. 5C),

Lam Hei Yu (Pr. 5D) and

Jocelyn Tong (Pr. 4D)

c) Age Group Athletics Competition organised by the Citizen

Athletic Association:

Girls E Grade

Julie Chan (Pr. 2A) Second in 100m

Third in 60m

Sophie Chow (Pr. 2B) Second in Standing Long Jump

Second in 60m

Third in 100m

Charis Pak (Pr. 2B) First in Softball Throwing

Girls B Grade

Rebekah Lui (Pr. 5A) Second in Long Jump

Third in High Jump

Chloe Pak (Pr. 5A) First in 60m

First in 100m

Overall Champion in her grade

Chloe Lai (Pr. 5B) First in Softball Throwing

Lam Hei Yu (Pr. 5D) Second in 60m

Second in Long Jump

Second in Overall in her grade

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d) Pacers Summer Race 2016 organised by the Pacers:

Age group of 2006

Chloe Pak (Pr. 5A) First in 100m

Second in Standing Long Jump

Age group of 2009

Charis Pak (Pr. 2B) First in Cricket Ball Throwing

Second in 100m

e) Pacers Athletics League 2017, organised by the Pacers

Athletics Club:

Age Group of 2006

Chloe Pak (Pr. 5A) Overall Champion

First in Station One in 60m

Second in Station One in 100m

Third in Station One in Long

Jump

First in Station Two in 60m and

100m

Age Group of 2009

Charis Pak (Pr. 2B) First in Station One in Softball

Throwing

Second in Station Two in Softball

Throwing

Third in 100m and Long Jump

Sophie Chow (Pr. 2B) First in 100m

First in 200m

Second in 60m

Charis Pak (Pr. 2B), First in 4X100m Relay

Sophie Chow (Pr. 2B),

Julie Chan (Pr. 2A) and

Yasmine Leung (Pr. 2D)

Age Group of 2010

Abbie Mui (Pr. 1D) Second in Beanbag Throwing

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f) Pacers Spring Athletics Championship 2017, organised by

the Pacers Athletics Club:

Age Group of 2005

Leung Hiu Kei (Pr. 6C) Second in Softball Throwing

Third in Long Jump

Age Group of 2010

Abbie Mui (Pr. 1D) Third in Beanbag Throwing

Fourth in 30m

g) The 14th Pacers New Star Junior Athletics Championship,

organised by the Pacers Athletics Club:

Age Group of 2005

Leung Hiu Kei (Pr. 6C) Third in Softball Throwing

Age Group of 2009

Sophie Chow (Pr. 2B) First in 100m and 60m Hurdle

Second in 200m

Charis Pak (Pr. 2B) First in Long Jump and Softball

Throwing

Third in 100m

Charis Pak (Pr. 2B), First in 4X100m Relay

Sophie Chow (Pr. 2B),

Julie Chan (Pr. 2A) and

Yasmine Leung (Pr. 2D)

h)TCAA Junior Athletic Championship Competition,

organised by the Citizen Athletic Association:

Girls D Grade

Julie Chan (Pr. 2A) Overall Champion

First in 60m and 100m

Third in Standing Long Jump

Sophie Chow (Pr. 2B) Second in Overall Individual

First in Standing Long Jump

Second in 60m and 100m

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i)The 17th Super Kids Athletics Championship 2016-2017:

Girls D Grade

Esther Lui (Pr. 3C) First in Softball Throwing

Girls B Grade

Rebekah Lui (Pr. 5A) First in 400m

Second in Long Jump

Third in 200m

Lam Hei Yu (Pr. 5D) Third in 60m, 100m and Long

Jump

3. Table Tennis

a) Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary School Table Tennis

Competition:

Girls A Grade Champion

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) and Outstanding Table Tennis

Hannah Li (Pr. 5C) Players

Girls B Grade Champion

Chloe Ching (Pr. 4C) and Outstanding Table Tennis

Natalie Cheng (Pr. 4C) Players

b) All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Table Tennis Tournament:

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) First in Girls’ Single

Hannah Li (Pr. 5C) Second in Girls’ Single

c) Hong Kong Open Table Tennis Championship:

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) Second in B Grade

d) Hong Kong Open Table Tennis Champion for the Youth:

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) First in Age Group of 12

and Under

e) Age Group Table Tennis Championship, organised by the

District Council and the Leisure and Cultural Services

Department:

Age Group of 9 and under

Hannah Li (Pr. 5C) Champion in Tsuen Wan

District

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f) 2016 Hong Kong Table Tennis Cup:

Hannah Li (Pr. 5C) and her team came second.

g) Second Youth Derby Table Tennis Championship:

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) First in Girls’ Single

h) 2016 China Junior and Cadet Open-ITTF Golden Series

Junior Circuit:

Age Group of 13 and under

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) 2nd Runner-up

i) Hong Kong Inter-Area Primary Schools Table Tennis

Competition 2016-2017, organised by Hong Kong Schools

Sports Federation:

Our School represented the Kowloon West Area and came

first in the competition.

Outstanding Table Tennis Player: Li Cheuk Tung (Pr. 5C)

j) 2017 Hong Kong Open Youth Table Tennis Championship:

Age 12 and under

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) Second

Hannah Li (Pr. 5C) Third

They came first in the group competition.

k) 2017 Youth Derby Table Tennis Championship:

Hannah Li (Pr. 5C) First

She represented Hong Kong to attend the East Asian Hopes

Table Tennis Championships in Shanghai.

l) SET 2017 Thailand Junior and Cadet Open, ITTF Golden

Series Junior Circuit:

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) Third in Hopes Girls’ Single

Second in Cadet Girls’

Team

m) Hang Seng All Schools Table Tennis Championship:

Girls’ Single

Li Cheuk Tung (Pr. 5C) Second Runner-up

Overall

Li Cheuk Tung (Pr. 5C) First Runner-up

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4. Volleyball

a) Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary Schools Volleyball

Competition:

Girls’ Section Champion

Leung Hiu Kei (Pr. 6C) and Outstanding

Hailey Chu (Pr. 6A) Volleyball Players

b) Primary Athletes Volleyball Competition, organised by

Volleyball Association of Hong Kong, China and the Leisure

and Cultural Services Department:

Leung Hiu Kei (Pr. 6C) and her teammates came third.

She also completed the Primary Athletes Volleyball Training

Scheme 2016.

5. Badminton

a) Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary Schools Badminton

Competition 2016-2017, organised by Hong Kong Schools

Sports Federation:

Girls’ Section 2nd Runner-up

Hui Ka Ling (Pr. 6C) Outstanding Badminton

Player

6. Tennis

a) All Hong Kong Inter-Primary Schools Tennis Competition:

Girls A Grade Fourth

7. Fencing

a) Asian Fencing College Fencing Championships 2016,

organised by Asian Fencing College:

U11 Girls Foil

Nicole Wong (Pr. 6B) Champion

b) Tomorrow Star Fencing Competition 2017 (1st Season)

Annette Ma (Pr. 6C) Second in Girls’ Sabre in

Age Group of 11 and

Under

c) Guangzhou Fencing Open Championship 2017:

Junior Girls’ Foil Grade B

Nicole Wong (Pr. 6B) Third

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8. Gymnastics

a) All Hong Kong Inter-Primary Schools Gymnastics

Competition 2016-2017:

Primary Girls Senior Group

Joyce Chung (Pr. 3C) Champion in Balance Beam

Second in Vaulting

Fourth in Floor Exercise

Fifth in Uneven Bar Overall

Second

Primary Girls Novice Group

Alisa Wong (Pr. 4D) Fourth in Floor Exercise

b) Hong Kong Inter-School Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition

2017:

Elementary

Wong Yin (Pr. 2C) First Runner-up in Ball

Second Runner-up in Hoop

9. Basketball

a) Kowloon West Area Inter-Primary Schools Basketball

Competition:

Girls’ Section Third

Crystal Ho (Pr. 6D) Outstanding Basketball Player

b) CMA Primary School Basketball Competition 2017,

organised by the Chinese Manufacturers’ Association

Secondary School:

Our team came third in the girls’ golden plate group.

10. Squash

a) Prince Hong Kong Junior Squash Championships 2016,

organised by Hong Kong Squash:

Girls under 11

Hailey Wong (Pr. 5B) 2nd Runner-up

b) The Old Chang Kee Singapore Squash Open 2016:

Age Group - under 13

Hailey Wong (Pr. 5B) Fifth

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11. A.S. Watson Group Hong Kong Student Sports Award:

Natalie Lau (Pr. 6A)

12. Age Group Lifesaving (Ocean and Beach) Competition,

organised by The Hong Kong Life Saving Society:


Karis Chow (Pr. 5D) Second in Girls B Grade

15m Beach Tournament

Second in Girls B Grade

90m Surf Board

Tournament

13. In the MSF Orienteering Competition 2017 organised by

Médecins Sans Frontières, the DGJS team comprising China

Rose Chuen (Pr. 6D) and her mother, Hayley Lai (Pr. 6C) and

her father was the First Runner-Up out of 124 4-person teams

in the Family Category.

14. The School was awarded the Gold Cup for outstanding overall

sports achievements in the Kowloon West District for the 2016-

2017 school year. A special Gold Cup was also awarded to the

School for being the Overall Champion for twenty-eight

consecutive years.

D. Visual Arts

1) The 16th World Habitat Day Children’s Drawing Contest

“Sustainable Cities and Communities”, organised by the United

Nations Habitat Division:

Natalie Yeung (Pr. 5B) received Asian-Pacific Children’s

Convention Award.

Her drawing was exhibited in Fukuoka, Japan from 5th to 21st

November 2016.

2) The 18th International Youth Art Exhibition Nova Zagora 2016

(Nova Zagora, Bulgaria), organised by NOVA ZAGORA

Association and DUGA Art Studio:

Harmony Wong (Pr. 4A) Exhibition Award

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3) Primary School Students’ Creative Visual Arts Work 2015-

2016, organised by the Education Bureau:

Chiu Wai Yan (Pr. 2A) Merit

4) In the China National Children's Fine Arts, Calligraphy &

Photography Album and the Contest of 'CCAE' National

Children's Fine Arts, Calligraphy & Photography Works, Lau

Yan Yin of Pr. 6B achieved Second Grade Honour. Her artwork

is also qualified for the art collection in the China National

Children's Fine Arts, Calligraphy & Photography Album

(Volume 19).

5) Bertha Wong (Pr. 6C) and Yanka Wong (Pr. 5B) were appointed

as the Arts Ambassadors in the 9th Arts Ambassadors-in-School

Scheme, organised by the Hong Kong Arts Development

Council and supported by the EDB. Students with outstanding

performance in and enthusiasm for the promotion of arts were

appointed as Arts Ambassadors. The Scheme provided them

with more opportunities to participate in arts activities that

serve to broaden their horizons and extend their influence in the

community.

6) “Book Review for Love 2017” Stamp Design Competition,

organised by The Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong

Kong:

Junior Primary

Merit: Noelle Chu (Pr. 3B), Candice Ng (Pr. 3C)

7) “Eat Safely” Poster Design Competition, organised by the Food

and Environmental Hygiene Department:

Second Runner-up: Charlotte Li (Pr. 6C)

8) Lai-See Packet Design Competition 2017 (2017 全港幼小學

生利是封創作比賽), organised by D. PARK and New World

Group Member:

Champion: Aubry Yeung (Pr. 6B)

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9) Jockey Club Public Education Programme for Intangible

Cultural Heritage in Hong Kong - Colouring Competition (賽

馬會香港非物質文化遺產公眾教育計劃 – 填色比賽),

organised by The Conservancy Association Centre for Heritage:

Senior Section

Third: Anthea Ho (Pr. 5B)

10) 藝術眾樂樂全港繪畫比賽 2017, organised by Community

Drug Advisory Council:

Merit: Charlotte Li (Pr. 6C), Cheuk Nim Yan (Pr. 3B)

E. Mathematics

1) The “World Class Tests 2016”, organised by the World Class

Arena Asia Limited:

Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B) Most Outstanding Candidate

in Problem Solving

Our School achieved the “Most Outstanding Group

Performance” and “Most Double Distinction” Awards in the

Primary Section.

2) The 2016-2017 Hong Kong Joint Primary School Mathematics

Competition (Yau Tsim Mong District), organised by the Hong

Kong Polytechnic University:

Abby So (Pr. 6B), Silver Award

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) and

Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 5B)

Miao Hoi Ching (Pr. 6A), Bronze Award

Chan Ching Man (Pr. 6B),

Lau Yan Yin (Pr. 6B),

Kaitlyn Kuang (Pr. 6D),

Liu Ching Tung (Pr. 6D) and

Vanessa Chan (Pr. 5A)

Abby So (Pr. 6B), First Runner-up in the Math

Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D) and Brain and Teasers Section

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Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 5B)

Kaitlyn Kuang (Pr. 6D) First Runner-up in the

Interactive Math Quest

Section

3) 2017 “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

First Grade Honour : Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 6A), Abby So (Pr. 6B),

Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B), Allie Ng (Pr. 6B), Lam Yi Tak (Pr. 6C), Rita

Yu (Pr. 6D), Sabrina Leung (Pr. 5A), Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 5B),

Chan Chun Yi (Pr. 5D), Charms Ng (Pr. 4A), Andrea Wong (Pr.

4A), Lam Ho Ke (Pr. 4A), Valerie Choi (Pr. 4A), Yau Sin Yan

(Pr. 3C), Sophie Shum (Pr. 3D), Grace Yeung (Pr. 3D), Angela

Au (Pr. 3D), Hebe Yeung (Pr. 3D), Yiu Sze Wan (Pr. 2A), Lo

Tsz Yau (Pr. 2B), Angie Yeung (Pr. 2C), Jazlyn Au (Pr. 2D),

Hazel Lau (Pr. 2D), Wong Hoi Ching (Pr. 2D)

Qualifying Round of Southern China Region

First Grade Honour: Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 6A), Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B),

Abby So (Pr. 6B), Vanessa Chan (Pr. 5A), Chan Chun Yi (Pr.

5D), Lam Ho Ke (Pr. 4A), Valerie Choi (Pr. 4A), Andrea Wong

(Pr. 4A), Wong Hoi Ching (Pr. 2D), Hazel Lau (Pr. 2D), Jazlyn

Au (Pr. 2D)

Principal Award: Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 5B), Charms Ng (Pr. 4A)

Final Round of China Region

First Grade Honour: Chan Chun Yi (Pr. 5D), Kyli Cheung (Pr.

4D), Hazel Lau (Pr. 2D), Wong Hoi Ching (Pr. 2D), Jazlyn Au

(Pr. 2D)

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4) 2017 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 Association:

Preliminary Round

Gold Award: Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 6A), Abby So (Pr. 6B), Jolie Ng

(Pr. 6B), Chelsea Chan (Pr. 6D), Rita Yu (Pr. 6D), Vanessa

Chan (Pr. 5A), Tiffany Leung (Pr. 5A), Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 5B),

Chan Sin Yu (Pr. 5C), Lam Ho Ke (Pr. 4A), Valerie Choi (Pr.

4A), Charms Ng (Pr. 4A), Annette Jap (Pr. 4B), Bethany

Cheung (Pr. 4C), Hazel Lee (Pr. 4C), Jasmine Chan (Pr. 4C),

Yiu Hong Ching (Pr. 3A), Leung Wing In (Pr. 3B), Grace Yeung

(Pr. 3D), Hebe Yeung (Pr. 3D), Yiu Sze Wan (Pr. 2A), Wong

Hoi Ching (Pr. 2D), Jazlyn Au (Pr. 2D), Hazel Lau (Pr. 2D),

Ines Wu (Pr.1C), Natalie Chan (Pr. 1D), Chan Pui Kei (Pr. 1D)

Semi-Final

Gold Award: Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 6A), Abby So (Pr. 6B), Jolie Ng

(Pr. 6B), Vanessa Chan (Pr. 5A), Tiffany Leung (Pr. 5A), Chow

Tsz Yau (Pr. 5B), Lam Ho Ke (Pr. 4A), Valerie Choi (Pr. 4A),

Charms Ng (Pr. 4A), Annette Jap (Pr. 4B), Grace Yeung (Pr. 3D)

Final

Gold Award: Yiu Sze Wan (Pr. 2A), Wong Hoi Ching (Pr. 2D),

Jazlyn Au (Pr. 2D), Natalie Chan (Pr. 1D)

5) The 11th Hong Kong Primary Schools Mathematics Trail

Competition 2017 organised by Pui Ching Academy:

First Runner-up: team comprising Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 6A), Jolie

Ng (Pr. 6B), Abby So (Pr. 6B), Rita Yu (Pr. 6D)

6) 2017 Hong Kong Primary Mathematics Contest, organised by

Po Leung Kuk and the Home Affairs Department:

Computation Competition Section

First Grade Honour: Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B) and Chelsea Chan (Pr.

6D)

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7) The 12th Hong Kong Mathematics Creative Problem Solving

Competition for Primary School, 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:

Bronze Award: team comprising Miao Hoi Ching (Pr. 6A),

Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 6A), Abby So (Pr. 6B) and Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B)

8) International Competitions and Assessments for Schools 2017,

organised by the University of New South Wales:

Mathematics in English

Medal Award (Awarded to the student with the highest score in

Hong Kong):

Sophie Shum (Pr. 3D), Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B)

High Distinction Award (Top 1% of the participants in Hong

Kong):

Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 6A), Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B), Emily Lau (Pr. 6D),

Valerie Choi (Pr. 4A), Andrea Wong (Pr. 4A), Cindy Cheung

(Pr. 4B), Jane Law (Pr. 3B), Yau Sin Yan (Pr. 3C), Karen Leung

(Pr. 3D), Sophie Shum (Pr. 3D), Hebe Yeung (Pr. 3D)

9) The Hong Kong Youth Mathematical Challenge 2017,

organised by the Hong Kong Youth Mathematical Challenge

Committee:

Gold Award: Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B), Chow Tsz Yau (Pr. 5B), Yau

Sin Yan (Pr. 3C)

Silver Award: Abby So (Pr. 6B), Vanessa Chan (Pr. 5A),

Andrea Wong (Pr. 4A), Grace Yeung (Pr. 3D)

Together with Sarina Hui (Pr. 4C), the team was the Champion

in this competition.

10) The Inter-School SUPER 24 Competition, organised by the

Shun Tak Fraternal Association Seaward Woo College:

Wong Ka Yu (Pr. 6A) First Grade Honour

Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B) Second Grade Honour

Vanessa Yip (Pr. 6C) Third Grade Honour

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Rita Yu (Pr. 6D) Third Grade Honour

Diocesan Girls’ Junior School came fifth in the primary school

section and received a trophy.

F. Science and Technology 1) International Competitions and Assessments for Schools

2017, organised by the University of New South Wales:

Science in English

24 students from Pr. 6 participated in the Science in English

Assessment.

Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B) and Hui Hoi Lam (Pr. 6C) were awarded

Certificates of High Distinction.

9 students were awarded Certificates of Distinction, 1 student

was awarded Certificate of Merit and 9 students were

awarded Certificates of Credit.

2) In the Hong Kong Technology Education Promotion Scheme

2016-2017, organised by Lingnan Dr. Chung Wing Kwong

Memorial Secondary School, 28 girls from our school

participated in a “Wind-powered Toy Car Racing

Competition” with the help of their parents on 20th November

2016. In the competition, Megan Chan (Pr. 3D) and her

family were awarded a merit prize. Ng Hiu Tung (Pr. 3C) and

her family won the award for the “Best Parent-child

Collaboration”. Both students and their families received

trophies for their efforts.

G. English 1) Hong Kong Budding Poets (English) Awards 2016-2017, co-

organised by the Gifted Education Section and Native-speaking

English Teacher Section of the Education Bureau:

Open Section

Best Improviser of the Year and Commendation Award:

Summer Chan (Pr. 5D)

Primary Section

Best Improviser of the Year and Merit Award: Tang Lok Yee (Pr.

6A)

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Second Runner-up and Poet of the School Award: Summer

Chan (Pr. 5D)

Commendation Award: Natasha Uchimoto (Pr. 5C)

2) International Competitions and Assessments for Schools 2017,

organised by the University of New South Wales:

English


Hong Kong):

Tsang Yeuk Wa (Pr. 6A) and Chloe Wong (Pr. 3C)


Kong):

Mavis Kung (Pr. 3A), Lam Yin Ga (Pr. 3A), Chloe Ng (Pr. 3A),

Jane Law (Pr. 3B), Leung Wing In (Pr. 3B), Lui Yin Hei (Pr.

3B), Luann Ma (Pr. 3B), Claire Ng (Pr. 3B), Celeste Yeh (Pr.

3B), Lillian Mok (Pr. 3C), Chloe Wong (Pr. 3C), Claire Chow

(Pr. 3D), Chloe Kee (Pr. 3D), Sophie Shum (Pr. 3D), Hebe

Yeung (Pr. 3D), Valerie Choi (Pr. 4A), Kum Ho Yee (Pr. 4A),

Gianna Kwok (Pr. 4A), Kayleigh Lam (Pr. 4A), Charms Ng (Pr.

4A), Jennifer Cheung (Pr. 4B), Jacqui Chan (Pr. 4C), Bethany

Cheung (Pr. 4C), Sarina Hui (Pr. 4C), Jane Karlsson (Pr. 4C),

Emily Wong (Pr. 4C), Constance Yao (Pr. 4D), Jocelyn Chung

(Pr. 4D), Chapelle Au (Pr. 5A), Jodie Ong (Pr. 5A), Natalie Hui

(Pr. 5B), Lauren Kee (Pr. 5B), Lesley Lam (Pr. 5B), Cheryl Ng

(Pr. 5B), Crystal Wong (Pr. 5B), Wu Bailing (Pr. 5B), Hannah

Wu (Pr. 5B), Astrid Miu (Pr. 5C), Charmaine Chan (Pr. 5C),

Amy Lau (Pr. 5C), Hilary Lau (Pr. 5C), Ng Hey (Pr. 5C), Claire

Wai (Pr. 5C), Emily Chan (Pr. 5D), Chloe Chung (Pr. 5D), Janet

Lau (Pr. 5D), Megan Lee (Pr. 5D), Tang Lok Yee (Pr. 6A),

Tsang Yeuk Wa (Pr. 6A), Angelina Wong (Pr. 6A), Allie Ng (Pr.

6B), Constance Daniels (Pr. 6B), Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B), Annette Ma

(Pr. 6C), Evelyn Ho (Pr. 6C), Lam Yi Tak (Pr. 6C), Mindy Shie

(Pr. 6C), Ingrid Wong (Pr. 6C), Vanessa Yip (Pr. 6C), Ashleigh

Fung (Pr. 6D), Gabrielle Chan (Pr. 6D)

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Writing


Hong Kong):

Bethany Cheung (Pr. 4C)


Kong):

Chloe Ng (Pr. 3A), Luann Ma (Pr. 3B), Yau Sin Yan (Pr. 3C),

Hailey Yip (Pr. 3C), Valerie Choi (Pr. 4A), Bethany Cheung (Pr.

4C), Jane Karlsson (Pr. 4C), Emily Wong (Pr. 4C), Constance

Yao (Pr. 4D), Grace Karlsson (Pr. 4D), Joanna Ng (Pr. 4D),

Katherine Lee (Pr. 5B), Emily Chan (Pr. 5D), Annette Ma (Pr.

6C), Evelyn Ho (Pr. 6C), Vanessa Yip (Pr. 6C), Kwok Oi Shun

(Pr. 6D)

3) In the Hong Kong Young Writers Awards 2017, two of our

students entered the final round of the competition. The theme

for this year was New Tales of Old Shanghai. “Brothers of the

Night Pearl”, written by Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 6D), was

shortlisted in Fiction Group 2, and “The Nostalgia of Old

Shanghai”, written by Tang Lok Yee (Pr. 6A), was shortlisted

in Poetry Group 2.

4) Posties Little Journalist Published Student Award, organised by

South China Morning Post:

Alvis Wong (Pr. 6D)

Alvis Wong’s submission to the “Help the Needy” category

was published on the Posties Little Journalist website.

H. Chinese 1) The Hong Kong Youth Science Fiction Writing Competition

2016-2017(Chinese Section) organised by Hong Kong New

Generation Cultural Association:

Primary Division

First Runner-up: Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 6D)

Second Runner-up: Janice Li (Pr. 5A)

Merit: Zoe Chan (Pr. 6B), Lau Yan Yin (Pr. 6B), Anna Sum (Pr.

6B), Kylie Yeung (Pr. 6C), Chau Tsz Yau (Pr. 5B)

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2) Creative Book Report Competition (Primary Division),

organised by Association of Innovative Reading:

Merit Award: Yue Ching Wing (Pr. 4C), Kwok Oi Shun (Pr. 6D)

3) The 13th Hong Kong Schools Putonghua Drama Competition,

organised by Man Kwan Educational Organisation and The

Jockey Club Eduyoung College, co-organised by Education

Bureau:

Semi-finals

Diocesan Girls’ Junior School Best Director Award

Best Interpretation Award

Gold Award

Yanka Wong (Pr. 5B) Best Actress Award

Finals

Diocesan Girls’ Junior School Merit

Best Visual Effects Award

We received trophies and book coupons of $400.

I. Others 1) The Most Outstanding Student in the Yau-Tsim-Mong District

School 2016-2017, sponsored by the Yau-Tsim-Mong District

School Liaison Committee:

Abby So (Pr. 6B) Gold Award

2) The Most Improved Students in DGJS (2016-2017) –

sponsored by the Yau-Tsim-Mong District School Liaison

Committee:

Class Name Class Name

1A Andrea Lee 4A Allyson Chan

1B Grace Cheung 4B Grace Wong

1C Suen Wei Ting 4C Ching Lok Yee

1D Kristin Lee 4D Zaneta Yeung

2A Andrea Yee 5A Wynona Ngan

2B Harriet Wong 5B Wong Lok Tung

2C Emily Tsoi 5C Bernice Chow

2D Celeste Salomon 5D Olivia Ho

3A Meredith Ho 6A Querida Lai

3B Sophie Hosie 6B Shanessa Chan

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3C Lillian Mok 6C Ingrid Ho

3D Cheung Wing Suet 6D Michelle Wong

3) Hong Kong Youth Improvement Award 2016 (2016全港青少

年進步獎), organised by Elsie Tu Education Fund and New

Youth Hong Kong:

Natalie Hong (Pr. 6A) Merit

Chan Tin Ling (Pr. 5D) Merit

Nicole Cheng (Pr. 4C) Winner

4) The 52nd Hong Kong Healthy Children Competition, organised

by Hong Kong Paediatric Foundation and The Boys' & Girls'

Clubs Association of Hong Kong:

Group D (Age 8 - 9)

Nicole Fung (Pr. 4B) Champion

5) In the Sir Robert Black Trust Fund Grants for Talented Students

in Non-academic Fields 2016-2017, organised by Sir Robert

Black Trust Fund Committee, Summer Lam of Pr. 6A was

granted a subsidy of $4,320 to take swimming courses

organised by the South China Athletic Association Swimming

Team.

6) The 21st Hong Kong School Chinese and English Penmanship

Competitions, organised by the Hong Kong Professional

Teachers’ Union and the Hong Kong Hard Pen Calligraphists’

Association:

Karina Lai (Pr. 3D) Merit Prize in English

Penmanship

Liu Nga Yi (Pr. 1A) Merit Prize in English

Penmanship

Chan Chun Yi (Pr. 5D) Highly Commended Prize in

English Penmanship

7) The 11th Hong Kong Cup Diplomatic Knowledge Contest (第

十一屆香港盃外交知識競賽), jointly organised by the Office

of the Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the

People’s Republic of China in the HKSAR, the Education

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Bureau and the Better Hong Kong Foundation:

Commendation Award: Chan Chun Yi (Pr. 5D), Claire Lam (Pr.

5D), Tsang Yeuk Wa (Pr. 6A), Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 6D), Cherry

So (Pr. 6D)

The Best Rising Star Award: Diocesan Girls’ Junior School

8) Outstanding Brownies Election 2016 (Yau Tsim Mong District):

Natalie Mak (Pr. 6D) and Michelle Wong (Pr. 6D)

9) 「恩典太美麗」徵文及攝影比賽 , organised by EdUHK

Christian Faith and Development Centre, The Education

University of Hong Kong:

Photo Contest

First Runner-up: Nicole Chong (Pr. 4B)

Second Runner-up: Ashley Woo (Pr. 4B)

Merit: Jasmine Chan (Pr. 4C)

I. Scholarship Scheme (2016-2017) a) Sports Scholarships aim at recognising the outstanding

performance in various sports achieved by our students.

In 2016-2017, 40 sports scholarships of $2,000 each were

presented to the following students:

Award Name Class Awardee Name

Outstanding Athlete Award 2A Julie Chan

Outstanding Athlete Award 3B Cheuk Nim Yan

Outstanding Athlete Award 4C Jane Karlsson

Outstanding Athlete Award 4D Grace Karlsson

Outstanding Athlete Award 4D Jocelyn Tong

Outstanding Athlete Award 5A Rebekah Lui

Outstanding Athlete Award 5A Chloe Pak

Outstanding Athlete Award 5C Chloe Leung

Outstanding Athlete Award 5D Lam Hei Yu

Outstanding Athlete Award 6A Michelle Yuen

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Outstanding Athlete Award 6C Hayley Lai

Outstanding Athlete Award 6D Ho Nok Lam

Outstanding Badminton

Player Award

5C Hannah Mak

Outstanding Badminton

Player Award

6B Chan Wing Kiu

Outstanding Basketball

Player Award

6A Miao Hoi Ching

Outstanding Basketball

Player Award

6D Crystal Ho

Outstanding Table Tennis

Player Award

6C Phoebe Hui

Outstanding Swimmer Award 2D Nicole Yuen

Outstanding Swimmer Award 3A Samantha Tang

Outstanding Swimmer Award 3A Sophie Chan

Outstanding Swimmer Award 4A Charms Ng

Outstanding Swimmer Award 4A Kayleigh Lam

Outstanding Swimmer Award 5C Charmaine Chan

Outstanding Swimmer Award 5C Nicola Tsang

Outstanding Swimmer Award 5D Victoria Tsang

Outstanding Swimmer Award 5D Viann Chan

Outstanding Swimmer Award 6A Summer Lam

Outstanding Swimmer Award 6A Natalie Lau

Outstanding Swimmer Award 6B Sarah Chan

Outstanding Swimmer Award 6C Hui Ka Ling


Player Award

4C Natalie Cheng


Player Award

4C Ching Lok Yee


Player Award

5C Li Cheuk Tung


Player Award

6D Chelsea Chan

Outstanding Volleyball Player

Award

6A Hailey Chu

Outstanding Volleyball Player

Award

6C Leung Hiu Kei

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Outstanding Fencer Award 6B Nicole Wong

Outstanding Gymnast Award 4A Joyce Chung

Outstanding Handball Player

Award

6A Katie Sung

Outstanding Squash Player

Award

6A Hailey Wong

Outstanding Tennis Player

Award

6A Alicia Cheng

b) Music Scholarships are presented to students to recognise their

exceptional effort and dedication to the Symphony Orchestra,

Senior Percussion Band, School Choirs and instrumental

classes.

In 2016-2017, 15 music scholarships of $1,000 each were

presented to the following students.

Instrumental Class Outstanding Novice Award:


Instrumental Class Outstanding

Novice Award (Viola)

3D Claire Chow


Novice Award (Cello)

2A Amber Wan


Novice Award (Cello)

2D Wong Hoi Tung


Novice Award (Double Bass)

1C Janice Ong


Novice Award (Double Bass)

1C Amelia Oram


Novice Award (Clarinet)

1D Maison Fan


Novice Award (Clarinet)

2D Jamie Chan


Novice Award (Oboe)

3A Audrey Wan


Novice Award (Oboe)

3D Hebe Yeung


Novice Award (Bassoon)

1B Lau I Shun

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Novice Award ((Bassoon)

1B Hazel Wong


Novice Award (Trumpet)

2C Jasmine Yeung


Novice Award (Baritone)

2D Wong Hoi Ching


Novice Award (Trombone)

2B Chan Yan Nam


Novice Award (Saxophone)

2A Yiu Sze Wan

27 music scholarships of $2,000 each were presented to the

following students:


Senior Percussion Band

Outstanding Member Award

5A Marina Kam



5B Ng Sum Yin



5D Yan Ho Yee



6D Belle Chan

Choir Accompanist Award 6A Zita Lau

Choir Accompanist Award 6A Charmaine Tung

Choir Accompanist Award 6B Chloe Lau

Choir Accompanist Award 6B Anna Sum

Choir Accompanist Award 6C Bertha Wong

Choir Accompanist Award 6C Hui Hoi Lam

Choir Accompanist Award 6C Charlie Ng

Choir Accompanist Award 6D Evelyn Cheong

Choir Accompanist Award 6D Kristie Sin

Symphony Orchestra


5B Crystal Wong

Symphony Orchestra


5C Nicola Tsang

Symphony Orchestra


5D Chan Man Yan

Symphony Orchestra


5D Victoria Tsang

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Symphony Orchestra


5D Bernice Wong

Symphony Orchestra


6A Natalie Hong

Symphony Orchestra


6B Ashley Tong

Symphony Orchestra


6C Bertha Wong

Symphony Orchestra


6C Hayley Cheung

Symphony Orchestra


6C Natasha Yao

Symphony Orchestra


6C Vanessa Yip

Symphony Orchestra


6D Alvis Wong

Symphony Orchestra


6D Kristie Sin

Symphony Orchestra


6D Rita Yu

c) The PTA Scholarship is presented to recognise the exemplary

conduct and service of our students. This is a joint effort of the

PTA and the School to deliver an 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 2016-2017, 48 PTA scholarships of $500 each were

presented as follows:

Class Awardee Name

1A Casey Lee, Hailie Szeto

1B Anthea Law, Andrea Loo

1C Agnes Ng, Christabel Yu

1D Kaylie Wong, Maison Fan

2A Charlie Ng, Andrea Yee

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2B Lo Tsz Yau, Toby Yiu

2C Athena Lam, Aster So

2D Valerie Chow, Hayley Yuen

3A Karis Lee, Samantha Tang

3B Chan Ka Lam, Luann Ma

3C Anneka Chang, Angelina Wong

3D Fung Pui Ying, Angie Li

4A Sophie Cheung, Janice Leung

4B Rella Chan, Cindy Cheung

4C Sophia Joeng, Yue Ching Wing

4D Evelyn Cheng, Hazel Law

5A Vanessa Kam, Janice Li

5B Evelyn Fung, Yanka Wong

5C Daniella Lee, Emma Chua

5D Bernice Lam, Bernice Wong

6A Charmaine Tung, Wong Ka Yu

6B Anna Sum, Abby So

6C Bertha Wong, Kylie Yeung

6D Crystal Ho, Rita Yu

d) DGS Award for Academic Excellence 2016 – 2017

The following girls have consistently performed outstandingly

in DGJS and have displayed good conduct. They are thus

offered a 75% 6-year scholarship, the DGS Award for

Academic Excellence, totaling $171000 each, to support their

studies from S1 to S6 in DGS.

Zita Lau (Pr. 6A), Allie Ng (Pr. 6B), Abby So (Pr. 6B), Lam Yi

Tak (Pr. 6C), Rita Yu (Pr. 6D)

The following girls have consistently performed outstandingly

in DGJS and have displayed good conduct. They are thus

offered a full 6-year scholarship, the DGS Award for Academic

Excellence, totaling $228000 each, to support their studies

from S1 to S6 in DGS.

Charmaine Tung (Pr. 6A), Jolie Ng (Pr. 6B), Vanessa Yip (Pr.

6C), Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 6D)

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e) School Fee Remission

In 2017-2018, the School has reserved $500,000 for the school

fee remission / scholarship scheme. The School has received

four applications for the school fee remission scheme for the

2017-2018 school year. All applications have been approved

with 100% fee remission granted.

II. Community Service and Charitable Efforts 1) Funds raised at the Mini Bazaar were donated to the

following charitable organisations:

St. Andrew’s Church $40,000.00

Children’s Cancer Foundation $8,000.00

Project Orbis International Inc. $7,975.00

HK Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council Ltd $3,000.00

The Salvation Army $3,000.00

Plan International HK Ltd $3,000.00

Heifer International HK Ltd $3,000.00

Food Angel $3,000.00

Senior Citizen Home Safety Association $3,000.00

2) 276 girls from Primary 4 to Primary 6 joined the Famine

Lunch, organised by the Christian Youth Fellowship of the

Senior School in March 2017.

3) A family charity concert was organised at DGS on 19th March

2017 by the DGS Alumnae Orchestra with proceeds going to

New Sight Eye Care. This concert helped raise awareness of

and to support the charity work of New Sight Eye Care,

which was co-founded by DGS alumna, Dr. Joyce Samoutou-

Wong. DGJS students and families were invited to attend the

concert.

4) Our girls responded to Hong Kong Tuberculosis, Chest and

Heart Diseases Association Appeal 2016-2017, and donated

$1,804.90 voluntarily.

5) “Spare-a-Lai-See” Fundraising Project for LEAP

Students donated some of their “Lai-Sees” amounting to

$19,927 to the Life Education Activity Programme,

including $17,893 raised for the “Healthy Angel for Kids

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Campaign”.

DGJS is the winner of the following award:

Loyalty Award

“Most Inspiring” messages written on the Lai-See packets:

Cheuk Nim Yan (Pr. 3B) First Runner-up

III. Staff Development 1) In the 22nd Teachers Commendation Scheme, organised by the

Committee on Respect Our Teachers Campaign, Mrs. R. Yu

and Mrs. CK Chung were elected by all DGJS teachers to

receive a commendation certificate. The Certificate

Presentation Ceremony was held in September 2017.

2) DGJS teachers were invited to attend a talk on “Basic Law”

conducted by Mr. Ronny Tong on 29th September 2016 as part

of the programme for DGS Teachers’ Development Day.

3) Workshops conducted by Dr. Sharon Ng for DGJS teachers

Dr. Sharon Ng, the Wellness Specialist, conducted two

training workshops for teachers with Dr. Lawrence Chen (the

guest speaker) every month. The themes for the workshops are

as follows:

September 2016 – Positive Friendship

October 2016 – Negotiation

November 2016 – Empathy

January 2017 – Social Responsibility

February 2017 – Respect

March 2017 – Kindness

May 2017 – Gratitude

4) Two full days of Staff Development were organised for

teachers in January and February. On 23rd January, a workshop

was conducted by Dr. Jimmy Wong of the Hong Kong New

Generation Cultural Association Science Innovation Centre to

inform teachers of the current trends in STEM education. For

the second part of the workshop, teachers participated in a

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hands-on activity in which they experienced the STEM

principles through designing their own water rockets. The

morning ended with a flight test session on the level four

basketball court.

Teachers were engaged in an afternoon of coding led by our

IT team. Teachers were invited to try their hands at

programming by using Scratch, Makey-Makey and Metas.

On 6th February, Mrs. A. Lee invited Professor Amy B M Tsui

and Ms. Suzie Nicholson to share their research on

exploratory talk and its effectiveness in enhancing teaching

and learning practices. Teachers were engaged and given

ideas on how to plan their lessons to incorporate more

opportunities for exploratory talk.

During the afternoon session, core subject departmental

meetings were held to report on the progress of e-learning and

department heads led their team in discussing strategies of

collaborative lesson planning and teaching.

5) Staff Development Day on 31st May 2017

The Staff Development Day on 31st May 2017 was held after

school. The panel chairpersons chaired each departmental

workshop and submitted a summary on the review and

evaluation of how iPads could be used in their department

after the staff development day.

IV. PTA a. PTA Seminars

1) The PTA organised “Nutritional Workshops on Lunch and

Snacks for Students” conducted by Ms. Ida Chow from the

Department of Health’s Central Health Education Unit in

October 2016, in support of DGJS’s participation in the

“EatSmart@School Accreditation Scheme”. The

workshops guided parents on the different kinds of food and

cooking methods, what they should choose in the

preparation and selection of their children’s lunches and

snacks, and how to help their children maintain a healthy,

balanced diet.

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2) A seminar on “Building Resilience in our New Generation”

was conducted by Dr. Philemon Choi Yuen-wan in October

2016. Dr. Choi is currently the President of Youth

Foundation and Youth Global Network, and has been

appointed by the HKSAR government to serve on various

committees related to youth policy and youth services. This

seminar focused on techniques and secrets on raising

resilient children.

3) A seminar on “How to Identify and Handle Crisis in

Teenagers” was conducted by Dr. Gilbert Wong in February

2017. Senior Superintendent, Dr. Gilbert Wong, currently

the Commanding Officer of Police Negotiation Cadre, was

appointed as an Honorary Associate to the Hong Kong

Police College in the area of crisis and hostage negotiation,

and is a frequent speaker on crisis negotiation in schools and

educational institutions. The seminar focused on how to

identify and handle common issues and challenges faced by

our teenage children.

4) A workshop on “How to Release Parental Stress and

Related Emotions” was conducted by Ms. Helen S.H. Kwok

in March 2017. Ms. Helen Kwok, a locally trained

registered Counselling Psychologist, is committed to

promoting the idea of Positive Psychology to the general

public and raising people’s awareness about mental health.

The workshop helped parents understand children’s

psychological and developmental needs and introduced

relevant techniques of emotional management.

5) A seminar on “Happy Mothers, Happy Daughters” was

conducted by Ms. Shirley Loo in March 2017. Ms. Shirley

Loo, the General Secretary of the Family Development

Foundation, shared tips on how to raise happy and

emotionally healthy daughters.

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b. Visits and Special Activities organised by the PTA:

1) Visits

Summer Term

Pr. 1 Health Education Exhibition and Resources Centre

in Tsim Sha Tsui

Pr. 2 Hong Kong History Museum

Pr. 3 Hong Kong Heritage Museum

Pr. 4 St Mary’s Home for the Aged

Pr. 5 Hong Kong Science and Technology Park

Autumn Term

Pr. 1 Holiday Farm in Sheung Shui

Pr. 2 Noah’s Ark

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

2) A Christian Mothers’ Bible Study Group was organised in

collaboration with St. Andrew’s Church starting from

October 2016. The group aimed at enhancing God-centered

relationships within the DGJS community and creating a

platform for Christian mothers to find biblical support,

explore godly womanhood and motherhood and grow in

relationship with Jesus.

3) The PTA English Book Club and the English Department

invited Matthew Cooper to deliver a talk to Pr. 1 and Pr. 2

girls in December 2016 to boost our girls’ interest in poetry

and creative writing.

4) The PTA organised a farewell tea gathering for Mrs. Dai on

19th December 2016 to honour her dedicated leadership and

contribution to the School over the past 18 years. Parents

and students were invited to the event.

5) With the aim of enhancing communication between

teachers and parents, the school held a breakfast meeting in

December 2016 for Primary Four and Primary Five classes.

Mrs. Dai, Mrs. Lee, subject panels, Pr. 4 and Pr. 5 class

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teachers and subject teachers met the parents over breakfast

in a relaxing and informal way, during which different

aspects of the girls’ school life were discussed.

6) A “Healthy Little Chefs Cooking Club” was organised by a

group of volunteer parents for some students from January

to March 2017. Students brought their lunch while they

watched the demonstration during the first half of the

workshop. After the demonstration, they cooked with the

assistance of the parent helpers.

7) The PTA Chinese Book Club and the Chinese Department

invited Mr. Wang Wenhua, a children’s literature author

from Taiwan, to deliver two talks to our girls of different

levels in February 2017, to arouse their interest in Chinese

reading.

8) A breakfast gathering was organised for fathers of DGS and

DGJS students by Dr. Lawrence Chen from March to June

2017. Dr. Lawrence Chen is a practising Clinical

Psychologist and has provided training to corporations,

churches, hospitals and schools in Asia, Europe and the US.

The breakfast gathering aimed at providing fathers with

knowledge and insight on how to build up their daughters

in an encouraging and caring manner.

9) Used School Winter Uniform Exchange Programme in

October 2016 and Used School Summer Uniform Exchange

Programme in March 2017

10) With the aim of allowing more communication between

teachers and parents, the school held a Pr. 2 and Pr. 3 parent-

teacher breakfast meeting in April 2017. Mrs. A. Lee,

subject panel chairpersons, class teachers and subject

teachers met the parents over breakfast in a relaxing and

informal way, during which different aspects of the girls’

school life were discussed.

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11) 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 on 18th May 2017. 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 take-home souvenir.

12) A one-day retreat was organised in collaboration with St.

Andrew’s Church for our Pr. 6 girls in May 2017. With

interactive discussions and activities that focused on God’s

grace, the retreat aimed to prepare our girls for a smooth

transition from primary to secondary school and to learn

how to support and help each other as they transition into

teenagers.

13) St. Andrew’s Church hosted a screening of the documentary

“Screenagers – Growing Up in the Digital Age” on 16th May

2017. The documentary addressed one of the biggest

parenting issues of our time, depicting teenager struggles

over social media, video games and internet addiction, as

well as revealed how technology impacts a child’s

development, and offered practical solutions on how parents

can empower their kids to best navigate the digital world to

find the right balance. Dr. Delaney Ruston, the filmmaker

of the documentary, gave a brief talk and answered

questions from the audience after the screening of the

documentary. DGJS parents and girls were invited to the

event.

14) A rice-dumpling fund-raising event was organised in

collaboration with the Towngas Cooking Centre in May

2017. This has been a long-standing annual good cause

taken by the School, whereby parents have the opportunity

to learn how to make rice dumplings for their sponsors as a

token of appreciation of their kind donation to Community

Chest.

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15) A Primary One Parent-teacher Breakfast Meeting was held

in June 2017. This was a good opportunity for parents to

join the meeting and enjoy breakfast together with the

headmistress, subject panel chairpersons and subject

teachers. The breakfast meeting also highlighted a sharing

on “My First Year at DGJS” by each Pr. 1 class and a

briefing by Mrs. A. Lee on the new initiatives to be launched

by the School. As a gesture of gratitude, each Pr. 1 student

presented an appreciation card to their parents at the

breakfast meeting.

V. 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. The training cost of the Peer Mediation Programme

d. Trophies and medals

e. Refreshment for Parents’ Day

f. Travel insurance premium for Pr. 6 Dongguan factory

visit

g. 40 iPads Air 2 WiFi 128GB

h. Gifts for EatSmart Campaign

i. Photo-taking on 20th and 30th June 2017

j. Subsidizing the programme fee of WWF STEP 2016-

2017

k. Books for the English Book Club

l. Electric steamer and transportation fare

m. Expenses for the Pizza Party organised by the Music

Department

n. Exercise book packing

2. Diocesan Old Girls’ Association Ltd. donated $32,000 to the

Headmistress Discretionary Fund.

3. The Pr. 6 graduates (2015-2016) donated $30,000 to the

Headmistress Discretionary Fund.

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4. The Class of 1957 donated a “Friendship Bench” to the

School.

5. Ms. Jean Wang (old girl) donated 9 boxes of toys for the

Primary 6 Mini Bazaar stalls.

6. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Huen (former DGJS parent) donated

$10,000 to the Headmistress Discretionary Fund, earmarked

for treats to students.

7. A Council member donated the renovation of the Counselling

Room to the School.

8. Shun Hing Education and Charity Fund Limited granted our

School the following equipment and products:

The total value of the above-mentioned products was

around HK$107,046.

Quantity Item

2 sets Portable sound system

3 sets Auto paper shredder

2 sets Water dispenser with installation

1 set Air-conditioning system with installation

2 sets Garment steamer

3 sets Water purifier

1 set Refrigerator

2 sets Lumix battery pack

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JUNIOR SCHOOL STAFF (2016-2017)

Mrs. A. Lee

Headmistress

BA (Hons), CertED, MEd (TEFL), University of

Hong Kong

Mrs. E. Au B.Sc., University of British Columbia, Canada; P.

Dip. Ed., Hong Kong Institute of Education

Mrs. K. Au Bachelor in Information Engineering; PGDE (Major

in Primary Mathematics), Chinese University of

Hong Kong

Miss J. Chan

B.Ed., York University; B. Sc., University of Toronto

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.

Miss M.

Cheung

B.Ed. (Hons.) (Physical Education and Sports

Science), Chinese University of Hong Kong

Mrs. W. K.

Chiu

B.A. (Hons.), B Ed. (Hons.), M. A. in Teaching

Chinese as an International Language, Chinese

University of Hong Kong

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

Miss J. Fong

B.A., University of California Berkeley; PGDE,


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. M. Kan

B.Ed. (Hons.), M.A. in Chinese Language and

Literature, Chinese 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.,


Miss A. Lam B.A. in English Studies and Linguistics; PGDE,


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

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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,


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. V. Lee B.Ed. (Hons.), B.A., University of British Columbia,

Canada

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 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 Certificate in Secondary Education (English), Hong

Kong Institute of Education; B. Sc. (Hons.) in

Computers in Education, City University of Hong

Kong

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Miss H. Luk Bachelor of Education (Primary), University of

Sydney

Mrs. J. Mak Bachelor of Commerce and Laws, Monash

University, Australia; P.Dip. Ed. (Primary English),


Miss C. Ng B.A., Yale University; Postgraduate Diploma in Fine

Art, Chelsea College of Art and Design, University of

the Arts London; Master of Fine Art, Goldsmiths

College, University of London; CertTESOL.

Miss K. Ng B.A. (Music), Chinese University of Hong Kong;

PGDE (Music), Hong Kong Baptist University

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 Y.M. Sze B.A. (Hons.), B.Ed.(Hons.), M.A. in School

Guidance and Counselling, Chinese University of

Hong Kong

Mr. J. Tong Bachelor of Applied Science, University of Toronto;

PGDE, University of Hong Kong; M.Sc.

(Mathematics), Chinese University of Hong Kong

Mrs. A. Tse B.Ed. (Hons.) (Secondary)(Major in Visual Arts);

PGDE (Primary), Hong Kong Institute of Education

Mrs. J. Wong B.Com., University of Toronto, Canada; PGDE

(Primary), University of Hong Kong; Cert. TESOL,

Trinity College London

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Miss L. Wong B.Sc. (Hons.), Manchester Metropolitan University,

U.K.; P.C. Ed., M.Ed., University of Hong Kong

Mrs. R. Wong Bachelor of Business Administration, The Chinese

University of Hong Kong; M.A. in Law, University

of Bristol; PGDE, The 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

rs. 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

Mrs. R. Yu B.A. & B.Ed. (Language Education), The University

of Hong Kong

Mrs. S. Yu B.Sc. (Hons.) in Computing Mathematics, City

University of Hong Kong; PGDE (Maths Education),

M. Ed., University of Hong Kong

Miss K. S.

Yuen

B.A., Hong Kong Baptist University; PGDE,


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

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Mrs. C. Lam

(part-time)

B.A. (Hons.), University of British Columbia,

Canada; P.Dip. in English and Hong Kong Law,

Manchester Metropolitan University, U.K.; M.Ed.,

Chinese University of Hong Kong; P.Dip. Ed.

(Primary), Chinese University of Hong Kong

Mrs. J.

Salomon

(part-time)

B.A. (Hons.) in Languages for Business, Oxford

Brookes University, U.K.

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DIOCESAN GIRLS’ JUNIOR SCHOOL Prize Winner

2016-2017

Class English Mathematics General Studies Chinese

6A Charmaine Tung Charmaine Tung Charmaine Tung 6 Faith Hui Hoi Lam

6B Allie Ng Anna Sum Jolie Ng 6 Hope Wong Hei Ching

6C Mindy Shie Vanessa Yip Hui Hoi Lam 6 Love Queency Leung

6D

5A

Ashleigh Fung

Chapelle Au

Rita Yu

Marina Kam

Rita Yu

Chloe Pak

6 Grace

5 Faith

Ashleigh Fung

Yanka Wong

5B Yanka Wong Chow Tsz Yau Yanka Wong 5 Hope Hilary Lau

5C Hilary Lau Hilary Lau Hilary Lau 5 Love Chapelle Au

Janice Li

5D Chan Chun Yi Chan Chun Yi Chan Chun Yi 5Grace Chan Chun Yi

4A

Charms Ng

Elizabeth Lam

Valerie Choi

4 Faith

Kylie Sze

4B Cynthia Honig Kiri Au Cynthia Honig 4 Hope Yue Ching Wing

4C Sarina Hui Emily Wong Sophia Joeng 4 Love Charms Ng

4D Joanna Ng Joanna Ng Joanna Ng 4Grace Valerie Choi

3A

Lam Yin Ga

Chloe Ng

Valerie Ko

Chloe Ng

Samantha Tang

3B Luann Ma Luann Ma Luann Ma Luann Ma

3C Yau Sin Yan Yau Sin Yan Shing Wai Yan Richelle Wo

3D Sophie Shum Grace Yeung Angela Au Sophie Shum

Grace Yeung

2A

Kaitlyn Yu

Leung Sin Yu

Zoe Lau

Leung Sin Yu

Kaitlyn Yu

2B Yanoch Chien Sophie Chow Winnie Zhang Charis Pak

2C Angie Yeung Athena Lam Angie Yeung Ingrid Lee

2D Hayley Yuen Hazel Lau Wong Hoi Ching Jazlyn Au

1A

Lavinia Ma

Ho Pui Fei

Ho Pui Fei

Choi Shi Yin

1B Serena Wen Annette Wong Annette Wong Serena Wen

1C Ip Hei Yiu Christabel Yu Yu Hang Ying Ip Hei Yiu

1D Kaylie Wong Chan Pui Kei Valerie Li

Kaylie Wong

Kaylie Wong

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The Mrs Blomfield Cup, awarded to the girl with the best bilingual

skills in Primary Six – Ashleigh Fung (Pr. 6D)

The Mrs Rebecca Yip Shield, awarded to the girl with outstanding

performance in Scripture, conduct and service in Primary Six –

Abby So (Pr. 6B)

The Mrs Emily Dai Award, awarded to the girl with continuous

improvement in conduct, learning attitude, application and effort,

maturity and academic progress – Tara Lau (Pr. 5A)

Student of the Year

Pr. 6 Ashleigh Fung

Pr. 5 Yanka Wong

Pr. 4 Joanna Ng

Pr. 3 Luann Ma

Pr. 2 Jazlyn Au

Pr. 1 Christabel Yu

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