Curious About Curling
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Volume 1, Issue 2
August 2016
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Curious About Curling Learn more about the sport of Curling.
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The Value of Discipline Uniform Groups show what it means to be a disciplined student.
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Marching On Batch 2016 graduates.
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Party of the Year Form 6 students got swag.
According to Wikipedia, Curling is a sport in which players slide stones on a sheet of ice towards a target area which is segmented into four concentric circles. It is related to bowls, boules and shuffleboard. Curling was introduced to students in YPICALLMC early this year and already, the sport has made a lot of students curious. We don’t have sheets of ice in our school but it doesn’t mean we can’t play curling. It looks easy to play and the rules are simple but it takes skills, patience and accuracy to be able to score high in the sport. Our players have already won in several competitions and we will keep bringing home the bacon as we continue to build a stronger team. NICE TO KNOW... “bring home the bacon” (Idiom) To achieve success.
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The Best Among the Rest Presenting our top HKDSE passers. 7
World of Work Explore the world of careers.
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4 Road Trip Rules Survive the road with these awesome rules!
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COVER STORY GO Catch Your Goals! Tired of catching Zubats? Time to do something productive!
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Excellent Academic Performance
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Proudly Multicultural Scenes from the Cultural Day
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Highlights
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Hearts in Harmony
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The Value of Discipline For most Form 1 students, the Passing Out Parade marks the end of months of training and marching. Some students, however, recognize the importance of the uniform groups because it is part of their learning experience in YPICALLMC. Kishan (2B, Scouts) and Daniyal (2B, Sea Cadets) were among those who received recognition in the Passing Out Parade and they are both considering to stay for another year in their group. “It was hard but I enjoyed the experience because I value loyalty and team work,” Kishan explained in an interview with Spring. “I agree,” Daniyal chimed in saying that discipline is important in a student’s
life. He said that in the uniform groups, students learn the value of discipline and apply it in their daily life. In school, we are expected to follow rules. Simple procedures like queuing up during assembly or cleaning up your own table during recess should come naturally from a well-disciplined student without needing to be reminded. This year’s Passing Out Parade, held on 31 May 2016, was officiated by Inspector Poon Chung Kei of the Hong Kong Police Force--Tuen Mun District. He was pleased with the students’ performance.
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Marching On Ms Clara goes up the stage, plays the piano and her students sing their last performance in school—“Those Were the Days”. Indeed, on this Speech Day, the whole school year felt like mere days because time flies fast. The graduating class of 2016 composed of 44 students finished their secondary education with impressive achievement. The Principal, Ms Tang, teachers and schoolmates have expressed high regard for this year’s graduating batch. Aside from being diligent in studies, the graduates have displayed admirable qualities of a student. They were helpful to teachers and friendly to the lower form students. They truly embody what it means to be a YPICALLMC student—one that values good education and excellent behaviour. The Form 5 students have big shoes to fill this coming school year. Meanwhile, awardees from the lower forms proved that they, too, can be successful in studies. The programme, held on 20 May 2016, came to a close with bittersweet goodbyes from the Form 6 students as they march on to different paths. On one hand, we don’t want such an excellent batch to leave the school but on the other hand, we want them to continue their success and bring pride to YPICA Lee Lim Ming College. NICE TO KNOW... “have big shoes to fill” (Idiom) When a job that was done by a great person will now be done by someone new.
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Good news doesn’t end on Speech Day. Six Form 6 students have proven that they are the best among the rest when it comes to the HKDSE and are excited to continue their studies in university. All of Form 6 students studied hard for the recently concluded test. However, only those with high marks can proceed to higher education. Every year YPICALLMC produces top graduates who are eligible for university study. This year, the number continues to increase. Mok Wai Kwong (6A), Aleena Ashraf (6C), Bibi Kainat (6C), Rai Abin (6C), Rai Mark Jeprie (6C), and Gurung Sushmita (6C) were all pleased with the results. “I was nervous but also a bit
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excited on the day of the exam. I was studying more the night before the exam but I got more confused so I decided to stop cramming. I have revised enough for several weeks. Everyone was in a similar situation anyway so I put on a smile and answered the exam calmly. At the end of the day, what’s important is that you believe in yourself that you can do it,” Mark shared as he recalled his experience. Kainat also did well in the exam but she remembers that her nerves almost got the best of her. “HKDSE was a
nerve-wracking experience for me because I felt a lot of pressure. However, I think the pressure worked as the driving force which pushed me to work harder and achieve good results,” Kainat said in an interview with Spring. The Principal, Ms Tang and teachers have all been supportive not only to the magic six but also to the rest of the Form 6 students. Their success is a reflection of the continued efforts of the YPICALLMC family to provide the best education to students.
School year 2015-2016 is now over but there’s a lot of hope for the future. YPICALLMC students explored the world of work to find inspiration in different career opportunities around Hong Kong. The YPICALLMC Careers Team has organized the trips to help students understand their aptitude, strengths and even weaknesses. Moreover, the career-related experience can help develop a student’s career aspirations. The students enjoyed the trips which were informative and immersive. Some of the students were excited to speculate about their future careers in hopes that they can someday contribute to the Hong Kong workforce with good work ethics and useful skills.
Student Workshop and Job-Shadowing
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Visit to Legal Aide Department
Visit to Tung Wa College
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Road trips can be tiring but it is mostly fun especially if you play by the rules. Luckily, in the recent Zhongshan-Shunde Study Tour, the 2-day road trip was enjoyable because our students followed these 4 simple Road Trip Rules.
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Rule #2: Eat! A study tour wit hout food is a hu ngry study tour. Before you feed the brain, feed t he stomach. It’s also a good chance to sample differ ent dishes. So, don’t skip your m eals!
Rule #3: Learn Something. It is a study tour after all, isn’t it? Whether it is a historical fact from a museum, an artistic awakening from a painting or a practical life lesson from the actual travel itself, there is much to learn during the study tour. So, absorb the information, study the culture and learn!
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COVER STORY
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NICE TO KNOW... Pokemon Go A mobile game made by Niantic Inc, the same company that produced the game Ingress (under Google) in 2012.
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Go Spend a Day in a Farm Tucked in the plains of Pat Heung is the lovely The Little Garden Farm that produces the now famous Marigold tea in Hong Kong. Lawrence (6A) visited the tea farm last winter and experienced first-hand how it is to live in a modern-day farm. “I experienced harvesting tea leaves and making pickled flowers when we visited the farm,” Lawrence shared in an interview with Spring. He said that he enjoyed the experience and that the atmosphere was very peaceful unlike the busy city life. Cynthia Wong, owner of TLG Farm, created her vision of a quaint countryside life full of vibrant flowers and a bountiful harvest. She left a promising career in media to pursue a livelihood that is fast disappearing from Hong Kong’s landscape. Ms Wong appreciates students who take interest in learning farming because it gives her hope that maybe farming can still thrive in Hong Kong’s countryside. “I think local farming is still important because it gives our village residents a chance to earn as well as share their produce,” Lawrence said adding that we can also support these farmers by choosing to buy locally grown products.
Go Learn Football from the Experts Pratik (5C) has always been interested in football. He looks up to the football greats like most students but does not want to just sit and daydream of becoming a professional football player. He goes out and practices several times a week. “Being part of the school football team is a good opportunity for me to improve my skills in football,” Pratik shared with Spring adding that part of their training is now handled by the Real Madrid Clinic. “We learn from professional athletes who have played in prestigious clubs abroad so the training they give us is really helpful for me,” Pratik said. On his free time, Pratik admittedly plays computer games but he mostly plays football which shows that it’s really his passion. “I play computer games like a regular kid but it is also important to go out, play and practise my skills while I am still young and strong,” he added. Pratik was recently interviewed by Apple News Daily for his involvement in the Clinic and while still a student, he is already inspiring other aspiring athletes to work hard for their dreams.
Pokemon Go is a worldwide phenomenon and the craze has reached Hong Kong. While the game is undeniably fun to play, we’re here to remind you that the time and energy you use to play the game could be used in other meaningful activities this school year. Students often dream of being successful in life but instead of using their youth in learning different skills, they are often distracted by new technology, the latest gadgets or the coolest games. We have gathered some inspiring stories from students who believe that plugging out from the virtual world can still be fun.
Pokemon Go網絡遊戲風靡全球，最近登陸香港， 成為全城焦點。正當大家費盡心思在Pokemon Go之 時，大家不妨投放時間和精力，在其他更有意義的活 動上。 不少同學未有趁著年輕時學習不同技能，只是空想 自己得到成功。其中一個原因是他們經常被新興的電 子產品和流行玩意所支配。事實上，即使不在虛擬世 界之內，也可以活得多姿多彩。藉著今次的機會，我 們跟大家分享部份來自同學在課外活動的體驗，相信 對大家有所啟發。 享受農耕之樂 在元朗八鄉，這裡有一個種植和生產花茶的地方。農莊 的主人黃麗儀小姐（Cynthia），幾年前辭去從事多年的傳媒 工作，走到在都市化之下，日漸消失的鄉郊土地開荒，建立 了這個與別不同的茶室和農場。在這裡，她種植了不同種類 的植物，當中包括受到坊間垂青的芳香萬壽菊(Marigold)。 陳柏寧(6A)在去年冬天，有機會親身到農場，親身體驗與 繁囂都市截然不同的閒適生活。他在農場內，有機會嘗試親 手加工來自農場的農作物。農場主人黃小姐表示很欣賞仍有 年青人對農耕生活感到興趣，令她覺得在香港從事農業仍有 一絲希望，在城市的邊緣仍有生存空間。 經過這次簡單的農耕生活體驗，令陳柏寧明白本地農業 仍然相當重要，可以令村民以種植維生。他認為我們可以購 買本地農產品，藉此支持本地農夫。
追尋足球夢 古彼迪(Pratik)(5C)向來熱衷足球，但他跟其他同學的不 同之處，是他一直朝著職業足球員的夢想進發。因此，他堅 持每周不斷地練習。 早前，古彼迪接受本地報章《蘋果日報》的訪問，分享 他參與皇加馬得里(Real Madrid Clinic)提供的訓練班。他指 出成為足球校隊成員，已經是個難得的機會。如今他有幸跟 一些曾在世界知名的球會參賽的球員學習，對他們提升技巧 更有得益。與此同時，他也鼓勵其他志同道合的年青朋友跟 他一同追尋夢想。 他在本刊訪問中也承認自己也有玩電遊戲，而這些遊戲 大多跟足球有關，可見他非常熱愛足球運動。對他來說，他 覺得自己跟時下的年青人一樣喜歡玩網絡遊戲，但他趁著自 己年青力壯之時，投放更多時間在足球運動方面。
Go Make a Film Drug abuse is a known problem in our community today. More and more teenagers are tricked into thinking that taking drugs is cool but they don’t know the harmful effects of drugs until it is too late. That is why more effort is needed to spread the information about the dangers of drug abuse. Ajmal (6C) participated in a micro-film competition to help spread the word against drugs. His 3-minute short film showed the dangers of drugs and how teenagers can soon waste their lives with drug abuse. “As an aspiring director, it is important for me to always practise my passion of making films,” Ajmal explained saying that he has been making Vines and YouTube videos for months now. He dreams of becoming a popular director one day and make films just like the Hindi movies that he loves to watch. He added that kids should do something more productive with their time. Ajmal won 1st Runner Up in the micro-film competition for his entry. “I did not put in my whole effort into it,” he said hinting on a bigger win if he had spent more time in making the film. He stressed that it will take hard work but what is important is that you are creating something for a good cause.
我愛夢工場 濫用藥物是現今社會關注的問題，不少年青人以為濫藥 是潮流玩意，忽略了對身體的害處。因此，社會各方面透過 不同類型的宣傳方式，令年青人更明白濫藥的禍害。 胡子文(Ajmal)(6C)早前參加了微電影創作比賽，藉以宣 傳青少年遠離毒品的訊息。這個三分鐘的微電影，清楚地道 出當中的害處，以及如何浪費青春。對於創作方面，他認為 最重要之處是必須有熱誠。過往，他也會利用課餘時間製作 短片，並將作品上載至Youtube公諸同好。他表示，希望日後 有成為導演，從事電影製作行業。而佢也認為，與其玩網絡 遊戲，倒不如做一些有意義的事情。 早前，胡子文在微電影比賽贏得亞軍，事後他坦言自己不 算花費太多心血在製作短片。倘若當時自己更用心的話，相 信效果更佳。他也明白電影製作需時，也毫不輕鬆，但能夠 製作與眾不同的作品，足以令他感到興奮。
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NICE TO KNOW... Proud to be Drug-Free by Ajmal You can watch this award winning micro-film on YouTube. Search for “Dashy Boyz Drug-Free”
Go Learn Martial Arts Every special event in our school, we call on the Martial Arts Club to awe us with their electrifying Dragon Dance routines. They always know how to please the crowd but we often forget that behind the Dragon costumes, members of the Martial Arts Club have to stay strong throughout each gruelling performance. Members of the club joined because they are really interested in learning the movements in martial arts. “I think it is important to keep passing on this skill because this is part of our culture,” the martial arts master Chiu Chi Man, Jimmy said adding that kids today have so many options on things to do that it’s hard to convince them to join the club. “Martial Arts Club has made me stronger and more focused on my studies,” one member said adding that he feels that his time spent in learning the routines is worth the while. Almost all of the members are graduating soon and they hope that Form 1 or Form 2 students would consider joining the club. “It is very cool to be part of this club because we can compete with other clubs in Hong Kong,” another member said. This year, the team is in the Top 6 in Hong Kong and they are determined to be the champion before they graduate. Although the team still has a hard road to the top, they are happy because they are able to share this colourful part of Chinese culture with everyone.
Much as we enjoy playing computer games, we should keep in mind that there are many more worthwhile activities than can enrich our character. Take the opportunity to spend time with your friends in the real world and hone a skill or explore a hobby. There’s a world of possibilities waiting for you outside the digital landscape. Go catch your dreams.
學好功夫，弘揚文化 每次學校有大型活動，國術學會的成員總會參與舞龍、 舞獅及其他類型的功夫表演。他們的技藝非凡，不禁令觀眾 嘆為觀止。可是，他們背後所付出的努力，往往被人忽視。 趙智敏師傅在訪問中指出，承傳武藝是非常重要，原因 是當中包含不少文化的精髓。可是，現今的年青人身邊太多 引誘，較難令他們刻苦練習。 在訪問中，國術學會的核心成員認為學習功夫令身體強 壯，更有助專注學習。然而，大部份國術學會的核心成員， 大多為中六學生，快將畢業。藉此，他們鼓勵初中同學參加 國術學會。他們認為在校外與其他隊伍同場競技，是一件令 人振奮的事。 早前，他們在全港的夜光龍公開賽中，獲得全港第六 名，並朝著冠軍夢進發。雖然距離成功仍是漫漫長路，但仍 然全程投入，皆因他們認為令人了解多姿多彩的武藝文化是 一件很有意義的事。 正當大家仍然沉 醉在網絡遊戲之時， 其實有不少充滿意義 的課外活動，可以豐 富我們的人生閱歷。 大家不妨多花時間， 跟朋友一起，發掘自 己的興趣吧！現實世 界充滿了很多機會， 正等待你去追尋。
EXCELLENT ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE 2015-2016 2015-2016 Form 1 to Form 6 Outstanding Students
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1B
1C
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1st in Class
LI NUOTONG
1st in Class
GAN YIJIAN
1st in Class
LAM KIN WAI
2nd in Class
XU HONG
2nd in Class
HUI LEUNG SANG
2nd in Class
WONG NGAI HONG ELROY
3rd in Class
MO CHUN WANG
3rd in Class
KWOK OI LAAM
3rd in Class
CHAN PAK NING
1st in Class
TERMULO ROSE ANASTASIA FLAMINIANO
1st in Class
ABID GHZALA
1st in Class
SAMEKHAM ROSEMARY
2nd in Class
GURUNG YASMI
2nd in Class
MOLINA ROBESPIERRE BRYAN CABINTOY
2nd in Class
ALI KASHIF
3rd in Class
LIMBU MERAK
3rd in Class
GARBUJA SUMIKSHA & GURUNG PRIYA
3rd in Class
GURUNG SEASON
1st in Class
KHAN SONNIYA PIMENTEL
1st in Class
KHAN ZULQARNAIN
1st in Class
ATAF ALTAF
2nd in Class
ISIP JHON LESTER VERDADERO
2nd in Class
KOSAR JHAVERIA
2nd in Class
ASID ZOYA
3rd in Class
ISIP JHON LOURENCE VERDADERO
3rd in Class
THAPA SURAJ
3rd in Class
SALEEM IQRA
1st in Class
HUANG JING
1st in Class
LEE TSZ YAN
1st in Class
MOK WAI KWONG
2nd in Class
LO NGAR YING
2nd in Class
LAM LONG YIN
2nd in Class
CHENG NGA KIT
3rd in Class
TSANG KA KI
3rd in Class
LEUNG KIN LOK
3rd in Class
LAW TSZ YIN
1st in Class
LOKSHAM MUJOKLUNG
1st in Class
THAPA SITA
1st in Class
HO TSZ SIN
2nd in Class
SAGHIR RABIA
2nd in Class
CURATA CHLOE SHAYE ABELLO
2nd in Class
FUNG PAK LAM
3rd in Class
NGOKCHANTHUK SASIYATRON
3rd in Class
HAMAD IFTIKHAR
3rd in Class
LEE HO CHUN
1st in Class
RAI SHAMJANA
1st in Class
ARSALAN HAIDAR
1st in Class
ALEENA ASHRAF
2nd in Class
LIMBU RIYA
2nd in Class
YONGYA BIBEK
2nd in Class
RAI ABIN
3rd in Class
BIBI SONIA
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PUN NISHAN
3rd in Class
BIBI KAINAT
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Form 1 to Form 6 Academic Prize Form 2
Form 3
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LI NUOTONG
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HUANG JING
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GAN YIJIAN
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TERMULO ROSE ANASTASIA FLAMINIANO
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LOKSHAM MUJOKLUNG
3B
ABID GHZALA
1B
GURUNG YASMI
2B
SAGHIR RABIA
3B
MOLINA ROBESPIERRE BRYAN CABINTOY
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LIMBU MERAK
2B
NGOKCHANTHUK SASIYATRON
3B
GARBUJA SUMIKSHA
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Form 6
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LEE TSZ YAN
5A
LAM KIN WAI
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MOK WAI KWONG
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THAPA SITA
5B
SAMEKHAM ROSEMARY
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CHENG NGA KIT
4B
CURATA CHLOE SHAYE ABELLO
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ALI KASHIF
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LAW TSZ YIN
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HAMAD IFTIKHAR
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GURUNG SEASON
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ALEENA ASHRAF
Achievements in Extra-curricular Activities 2015-2016 Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association 67th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival (English Speech)
English Solo Verse Speaking
Second
Maria Ejaz (5B)
Third
Huang Jing (2A)
Second
Bibi Kainat(6C)
Third
Basnet Tusar (6C)
Merit
Proficiency English Choral Speaking
Abid Naieela(1B) Gurung Khushi(1B) Termulo Rose Anastasia Flaminiano(1B) Mohammad Malik Ahtasham Ahmad(1B) Heung Alyssa Nicavera(2B) Ngokchanthuk Sasiyatron(2B) Pascual Nicole Alexis Seleccion(2B) Rasheed Sohaib(2B) Gurung Sofiya(3B) Flaminiano Ralf Alberic(3B)Roxas Mark Joshua Curata(3B) Shah Jawad(3B)Lam Wing Lok Tyson (4A) Ng Ho Fai (4A) Shah Aksa(4B) Thapa Sita(4B) Pascual Mark-Edzor Seleccion(4B) Li You Miao (5A)Wong Ping Ping (5A) Gurung Season(5B) Jamshaid Shazia(5B)Samekham Rosemary(5B)Aleena Ashraf(6C) Gurung Sushmita(6C) Sehar Naveed(6C) Shah Mustajab Hussain(6C) Abid Ghzala(3B) David(3B) Rai Manish(3B) Yaqoob Ifat(3C) Leung Wai Ka (4A) Wong Hiu Tung (4A) Faroog Aroug(4B)Nadia Jamil6C)
Merit
Class 1B, 1C
Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association 67th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival (Chinese Speech) Poetry Recital (Female) Poetry Recital (Male)
Merit
Lo Ngar Ying (2A)
Proficiency
Li Nuotong (1A)Huang Jing (2A)
Merit
Chan Pak Ning (5A)
Proficiency
Tsang Kwok Leong (5A)Leung Lok Yin (3A)
Collection of Essays Recital (Group Classes)
1st runner-up
3A,3B,3C 班 4A,4B,4C 班
Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association 67th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival (Putonghua Speech) Prose Speaking Solo Secondary 1,2 - Girls
Merit
Prose Speaking Solo Secondary 5,6 - Girls
Proficiency
Xu Hong (1A) Chan Ho Yan (5A) Li You Miao(5A)
Merit
Wong Ping Ping (5A)
Hong Kong Police Force Police Public Relations Branch (Tuen Mun) Fight Against Crime Poster Design Competition
Merit
Li Jiahiu (3A) Wong Ping Ping (5A) Li You Miao (5A) Chan Ho Yan (5A)Leung Hau Tung (5A)
The Cultural & Educational Association of the New Towns The 18th Putonghua Public Speaking Competition for Primary & Secondary Schools 2016
Merit
Gan Yijian (3A)
Proficiency
Gan Xiaoting (3A)
The Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation New Territories Tuen Mun Secondary Schools Area Committee Athletics Boys C Grade 100M Race
Champion
110M Hurdle Race (C Grade)
5th
Isip Jhon Lourence Verdadero(1C) Rana Rejan(1B)
Boys A Grade 100M Race
8th
David(3B)
The Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation New Territories Secondary School Sports Competition Tuen Mun Inter-school Football Competition New Territories Secondary Schools Sports Competition Inter-school Archery Competition
Pun Dab Kumar(1C) Chan Po Lung Cabaya(2B) Ali Zan(2C) Pascual Kivin Art(2C) Rana Sanjog(3B) Roxas Mark Joshua Curata (3B) Bakhotmah Abdulrahman Fawaz A(3B) Thapa Suraj(3C) Raza E Mustafa(3C)Tang Sang Lawati (4B) Mohammad Tayyab(4B) Pun Nishan (4C) Gurung Pratik (4C) Yongya Bibek (4C)
Boys B-grade team 1st runner-up
Gan Xiaoting (3A) Wong Hoi Wa (3A) Girls A-grade 1st runner-up Wong Wai Yee (4A) Tsui Lee (4A) Lee Tsz Yan (4A) Chan Pik Ki(4A)Wu Cheng Yin (4A)
Chai Wan Archery Association
The 4th The 8th The 9th
Girls A-grade Individual
1st runner-up
Chai Wan Archery Competition North District Youth Archery Competition
North District Archery Association
Gan Xiaoting (3A)
Gan Xiaoting (3A)
The 4th
Chan Wai Him (4A) Tsui Lee (4A) Wong Wai Yee (4A)
The 5th
Girls Senior form individual 1strunner-up
Wing Lung Archery Tournament
Baptist Wing Lung Secondary School
Gan Xiaoting (3A) Wong Wai Yee (4A) Tsui Lee (4A)
Girls Open Individual 6th
The Education University of Hong Kong The 1st Hong Kong Inter-school Floor Curling Championships
Junior Form 2nd runner-up
Gan Xiaoting (3A) Chen Yingyin (3A) Leung Lok Yin (3A)
Open Champion
Mak Chi Yin (2A) Leung Siu Nok (4A) Chan Wai Him (4A) Wong Wai Yee (4A) Wong Hiu Tung (4A) Leung Wai Ka (4A)
San Wui Commercial Society Secondary School 15-16 Tuen Mun Inter-school 6 Red Ball Snooker Competition
3rd runner-up
Gan Yijian (3A)
15-16 Tuen Mun Inter-school 6 Red Ball Snooker Competition
3rd runner-up
Pun Nishan(4C)
Hong Kong Chinese Martial Arts Dragon & Lion Dance Association 6th Hong Kong Open Skilled Dragon Dance Competition 35th Chinese Martial Arts Self-Attainment Award Display 2016
Yip Chi Ho (5A) Wong Ngai Hong Elroy (5A) Tsang Kwok Leong (5A) Lung Wai Sing (5A) Fu Chin Tak (5A) Lam Chi Chung (5A)
Fast-speed Dragon dance 2nd runner-up
Juvenile: Yip Chi Ho (5A)
First Class Award
17th Hong Kong Luminous Dragon Dance Competition
Merit
Youth: Lung Wai Sing (5A)
Yip Chi Ho (5A) Tsang Kwok Leong (5A) Cheung Po Ho (5A) Lung Wai Sing (5A) Fu Chin Tak (5A)
「LINK Centre」Kwai Chung Ethnic Minorities LINK Centre The First Cantonese Competition for Ethnic Minorities in HK – Drama Competition
Shah Aksa(4B) Aisha Bi(4B) Khizra Raza(4B) Madiya Naveed(4C) Farah Naveed(4C)
2nd runner-up
The First Cantonese Competition for Ethnic Minorities in HK – Coloring & Drawing Competition
Champion : Li You Miao (5A)
1st runner-up :Chan Ho Yan (5A)
The First Cantonese Competition for Ethnic Minorities in HK – Speech Competition
Merit : Gan Xiaoting (3A)
Merit
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Merit : Asid Zoya(5C)
Abid Naieela(1B)
China National Children’s Fine Arts, Calligraphy & Photography Album First Prize Second Prize
China National Children’s Fine Arts Calligraphy & Photography Competition (Painting)
Third Prize
Li You Miao (5A) Leong Hau Tung (5A) Tsang Wing Yi (4A) Tse Hoi Ching (4A) Ng Yuk Lin (6A) Liu On Lai (6A) Cheung Mei In (6A) Tong Wai Yuen (2A)Wu Cheng Yin (4A)Curata Chloe Shaye Abello(4B) Shah Aksa(4B)Wong Ping Ping (5A) Raza Shafiq(5B) Gurung Bijan(5C)
New Home Association Sun Shine Project for Ethnic Minorities “Proud to be Drug-Free” Micro-Film Competition
1st runner-up
Ajmal Habib(5C)
Hong Kong Police Force (Tuen Mun District) Hiking Skills Competition Champion Foot Drill Competition 2nd runner-up
Pun Kishan(1B) Syed Mohsin Ishtiyaq(1B) Pun Dab Kumar(1C)Huang Jing (2A)Lo Ngar Ying (2A)Tsang Ka Ki (2A) Mak Chi Yin (2A) Heung Alyssa Nicavera(2B) Cheung Man Ho Ivan (3A) Gan Yijian (3A) Leung Lok Yin (3A) Yip Shing Yam (3A) Wu Cheng Yin (4A)Jim Chin Ching (4A) Kwok Tak Shing (4A) Leung Chun Lok (4A ) Lung Wai Sing (5A)Wong Ngai Hong Elroy (5A) Gurung Prasant(5B) Rasheed Usman(5B) Thapa Sulabh(5C)
Best Tidy Uniform Champion Smart Tactical Unit
Outstanding Student Tutors’ Team Award 2nd runner-up Outstanding Student Tutors' Award 2nd runner-up
Wong Ngai Hong Elroy (5A)
Outstanding Performance Award
Yip Shing Yam (3A)
The Greatest Improvement Award
Leung Lok Yin (3A)
Huang Jing (2A)Yip Shing Yam (3A) Kwok Tak Shing (4A) Lung Wai Sing (5A) Wong Ngai Hong Elroy(5A) Rasheed Usman(5B) Active Participation Award
Mak Chi Yin (2A) Cheung Man Ho Ivan (3A) Gan Yijian (3A) Leung Lok Yin (3A) Jim Chin Ching (4A) Kwok Tak Shing (4A)
Yuen Long Youth Festival Coordinating Committee Merit
Li You Miao (5A) Chan Ho Yan(5A) Lam Chi Chung (5A) Azhar Moin Akhtar(5C) Cheng Pui Kei (6A) Liu On Lai (6A)
Entries for Exhibition
Wong Ping Ping (5A) Lee Ting Fung (5A) Raza Shafiq(5B) Gurung Bijan(5C) Cheung Mei In (6A)
Youth Creative Arts Exhibition 2016 (Graphic Arts)
Hong Kong Electric Be Green Be Happy 2016
3 Stars Green Happy School
Proudly Multicultural There are 11 different nationalities in YPICALLMC. Each year, we get to know more about the cultures of our friends and classmates through cultural exchange activities. With the theme “East Meets West”, the Cultural Day highlights the colourful exchange of cultures across nations. We get the chance to experience the fascinating traditions that our friends grew up with from songs to dances and even food. This year’s Cultural Day was especially meaningful because of special productions like the Chinese Opera, Bollywood Dance and an extraoridnary dance tribute to refugees. YPICALLMC will continue to celebrate this event because our school is an international school and we are proudly multicultural.
NICE TO KNOW... Bollywood Loosely refers to the film industry in India and one of the biggest film industries in the world. In 2014, Bollywood topped worldwide film production with close to 2,000 films compared to USA’s 800 films.
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Volume 1, Issue 2 August 2016
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