2016-2017

Achievements

Achievements in Extr a-Curricular
Activities 2016/17

Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation
All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying Athletics Tournament
Boys 4X100m Relay Champion
Tse Yee Hin (5B)
Lau Chun Leung (5A)
Lo Lai Hang (4B)
Chan Yuk Hei (2B)
Boys 100m 1st Runner-up
Tse Yee Hin (5B)
Boys 800m 1st Runner-up
Woo Shing Lok (3A)

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Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation
Inter-school Athletics Championships 2016/17
Boys Triple Jump (Grade A) Champion
Ko Ho Long (6B)
Boys Long Jump (Grade A) Champion
Ko Ho Long (6B)
Boys 100m (Grade A) Champion
Tse Yee Hin (5B)
Boys 800m (Grade B) Champion
Woo Shing Lok (3A)
Boys 4X100m Relay (Grade A) 1st Runner-up
Tse Yee Hin (5B)
Ho Cheuk Chit (5B)
Lau Chun Leung (5A)
Lam Chun Keung (4A)
Yu King Leung (6D)

Boys 4X400m Relay (Grade A) 2nd Runner-up
Ko Ho Long (6B)
Kwong Kam Cheong (6A)
Li Cheong Chun (5C)
Po Kin Nam (5C)
Lam Wai Ho (5C)
Lo Lai Hang (4B)
Boys Discus (Grade A) 2nd Runner-up
Li Yu Fung (6C)
Boys Long Jump (Grade C) 2nd Runner-up
Lee Cheuk Yin (2C)
Boys Shot Put (Grade A) 3rd Runner-up
Li Yu Fung (6C)
Boys 800m (Grade A) 3rd Runner-up
Kwong Kam Cheong (6A)
Boys 1500m (Grade B) 3rd Runner-up
Woo Shing Lok (3A)
Boys Overall (Grade A) 3rd Runner-up
Athletics Team

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Achievements in Extr a-Curricular
Activities 2016/17

Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation
Inter-school Basketball Championships 2016/17

Boys Overall Champion Boys Overall (Grade C)
Basketball Team 2nd Runner-up
Au Chun Ming (1A)
Boys Overall (Grade A) Champion Chan Chak (1A)
Yeung Man Hin (4C) Chan Chi Kin (1C)
Lee Siu Hin (5B) Zhu Fung Hoi (1C)
Ting Tse Fung (6A) Chan Yiu Sum (1D)
Wong Kuen Yuen (6A) Isfand Ali Khan (1D)
Chung Ho Yeung (6A) Kwok Cho Hin (1D)
Kwong Kam Cheong (6A) Law Koon Ki (1D)
Chan Chung Yee (6A) Tam Ho Yin (1D)
Fan Chun Ming (6B) Poon Kin Lok (1D)
Tsang Kai Lok (6B) Yip Siu Kuen (1D)
Tam Yun Lam (6C) Au Philip (1E)
Wong Lok Wai (6C) Lui LewisIy Hou (1E)
Li Yu Fung (6C) Ng Siu Yung (2D)
Au Chung To (6D) Yip Chiu Wah (2D)
Ma Ho Yu (6D) Law Chung Hang (2D)
Li Wang Ngai (2D)
Boys Overall (Grade B) Champion Wong Yin Long (2D)
Fu Chik Piu (3A) Leung O Ki (2D)
Yip Tsz Chung (3B) Hau Sheung Yin (2D)
Pun Kit Chiu (3B) So Kam Lun (2E)
Chiu Ka Hei (3C) Tong Chun Ho (2E)
Chow Chi Long (3C)
Leung King Yiu (3D)
Chow Samue (4C)
Lam Ka Ho (4C)
Cheung Kwok Hei (4C)
Ting Kwok Chun (4C)
Ng Chun Wing (4D)
Wong Lik Ting (4D)
Wong Koon Kiu (4D)

Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation
Inter-school Cross Country Run Championships 2016/17

Boys (Grade B) Champion
Woo Shing Lok (3A)

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Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation International Practical Shooting Confederation
Inter-school Swimming Championships 2016/17 Hong Kong International Championship Action
Air 2016
Boys 100m Freestyle (Grade A) 2nd Runner-up
Yim Yuk Kwan (4A) Level III Standaed Division Youth Champion
Wong Ka Lam (5A)
Boys 100m Breaststroke (Grade A) 2nd Runner-up
Kwok Tsun Wai (5A) Level III Standard Division A Class 2nd Runner-up
Wong Ka Lam (5A)
Boys 200m Breaststroke (Grade B) 2nd Runner-up
Ng Cheuk Haang (4A) 中國田徑總會全國少年U18田徑錦標賽

Boys 4x50m Medley Relay (Grade B) 2nd Runner-up 男子100米季軍 / 男子4x100米季軍
Ng Cheuk Haang (4A) 謝以軒 (5B)
Ma Ho Yin (4B)
Chow Kin Lun (4C) 香港學界體育聯會全港學界籃球馬拉松2016
Wong Lik Ting (4D)
季軍
Boys 100m Backstroke (Grade B) 3rd Runner-up 本校籃球隊
Ng Cheuk Haang (4A)
正生書院盃籃球比賽
Boys 4x50m Freestyle Relay (Grade A) 3rd Runner-up
Yim Yuk Kwan (4A) 冠軍
Kwok Tsun Wai (5A) 本校籃球隊
Liu Chiu Shing (5C)
Chung Ho Yeung (6A) 童軍知友社東九龍盃籃球比賽

Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation 初級組冠軍 / 高級組冠軍
Inter-school Table Tennis Championships 2016/17 本校籃球隊

Boys (Grade A) Champion 康樂及文化事務署深水埗區分齡游泳比賽2016
Lee Ka Ngai (5A)
Cheung Wai Nam (5B) 50米及200米胸泳(青少年組別)冠軍
Tang Ho Yuen (5D) 吳卓桁 (4A)
Yiu Hok Lai (5D)
Hui Kin Chung (6C) 康樂及文化事務署深水埗區分齡游泳比賽2016

Boys (Grade C) Champion 200米胸泳(13-17歲)亞軍 /
Choi Yu Sum (1A) 4×50米四式接力賽亞軍
Yip Wing Chung (1C) 吳卓桁 (4A)
Chung Hiu Fung (1D)
So Kam Lun (2E) 康樂及文化事務署黃大仙區分齡游泳比賽2016

Boys Overall Champion 50米胸泳(青少年組別)季軍
Table Tennis Team 吳卓桁 (4A)

Nike All Hong Kong Schools Jing Ying 康樂及文化事務署南區水運會2016
Basketball Tournament
100米背泳(15-17 歲)亞軍
All Star Team (Boys) 吳卓桁 (4A)
Ting Tsz Fung (6A)

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Achievements in Extr a-Curricular
Activities 2016/17

亞洲滑冰聯盟 The Environmental Campaign Committee (ECC)
亞洲青少年花樣滑冰挑戰賽—中國深圳站 Hong Kong Awards for Environmental Ecxcellence
and Hong Kong Green Innovations Awards
第二名
梁皓瑜 (4C) Bronze Award
St. Joseph’s Anglo-Chinese School
香港滑冰聯盟
2016年香港花樣滑冰及短跑道速度滑冰錦標賽 Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association
68th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival
少年男子組第一名
梁皓瑜 (4C) F.1 Solo Verse Speaking 1st Place Merit
Tam Sing Yiu (1E)
香港滑冰聯盟
2016年亞洲青少年花樣滑冰挑戰賽(香港站) F.1 Solo Prose Reading 2nd Place Merit
Tam Sing Yiu (1E)
青年男子組第一名
梁皓瑜 (4C) Shakespeare Monologue (Under) 3rd Place Merit
Tam Sing Yiu (1E)
Asian Robotics League
VEX IQ Challenge 2017 Hong Kong F.1 Solo Prose Reading 2nd Place Merit
Tam Sing Yiu (1E)
Silver Award
Fan Ho Wai (1B) F.5 & F.6 Public Speaking 3rd Place Merit
Lau Chun Yin (1C) Tung Ming Ho (6D)
Wong Hou Hin (1D)
Lee Lok Hin (2B) F.5 & F.6 Public Speaking 3rd Place Merit
Wan Pak Lun (6D)

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F.6 Solo Verse Speaking Merit
Chau Wui Tin (6C)

F.6 Solo Verse Speaking Merit
LI Chun Ming (6C)

F.5 Solo Verse Speaking Merit
Tse Wing Ho (5D)

F.5 Solo Verse Speaking Merit
Cheng Chi Him (5D)

F.4 Solo Verse Speaking Merit
Wong Pak Tung (4D)

F.3 Solo Verse Speaking Merit
Cheng Kwan Kwo (3D)

F.3 Solo Verse Speaking Merit
Leung Ho Chin (3D)

F.1 Solo Verse Speaking Merit
Tang Chi San (1E)

F.1 Solo Verse Speaking Merit
Yeung Wai Nam (1E)

F.5 Public Speaking Merit
Sum Kin Ching (5D)

F.3 & F.4 Public Speaking Merit
Chow Hon (4D)

F.3 & F.4 Public Speaking Merit
Wong Koon Kiu (4D)

F.1 & F.2 Public Speaking Merit
Wong Chun Hin (2E)

Solo Prose Speaking (Age 13) Merit
Tam Sing Yiu (1E)

Solo Verse Speaking (Age 13) Merit
Tam Sing Yiu (1E)

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Achievements in Extr a-Curricular
Activities 2016/17

香港學校音樂及朗誦協會 中學一、二年級(男子組) 中學二年級(男子組)
第六十八屆香港學校朗誦節 散文獨誦—普通話優良獎狀 散文獨誦—粵語優良獎狀
沈家希 (1E) 吳皓瀧 (2E)
中學三、四年級(男子組)
散文獨誦—普通話榮譽冠軍 中學一、二年級(男子組) 中學二年級(男子組)
梁皓晴 (3D) 散文獨誦—普通話優良獎狀 散文獨誦—粵語優良獎狀
邱鋕儒 (2E) 梁丹尼 (2C)
中學二年級(男子組)
散文獨誦—粵語冠軍 中學一、二年級(男子組) 中學一年級(男子組)
羅森泉 (2B) 詩詞獨誦—普通話優良獎狀 散文獨誦—粵語優良獎狀
鄒式崙 (1C) 錢浩亭 (1D)
中學三年級(男子組)
散文獨誦—粵語季軍 中學一、二年級(男子組) 中學三年級(男子組)
梁皓晴 (3D) 詩詞獨誦—普通話優良獎狀 詩詞獨誦—粵語優良獎狀
鄧浩然 (1E) 林庭均 (3A)
中學一、二年級(男子組)
散文獨誦—普通話季軍 中學三年級(男子組) 中學一年級(男子組)
敖龍耀 (2C) 散文獨誦—粵語優良獎狀 詩詞獨誦—粵語優良獎狀
丁駿暘 (3D) 甄泓量 (1E)
中學三年級(男子組)
詩詞獨誦—粵語季軍
丁駿暘 (3D)

中學三年級(男子組)
散文獨誦—粵語季軍
林煌熙 (3B)

中學三年級(男子組)
散文獨誦—粵語季軍
霍俊鋒 (3D)

中學三、四年級(男子組)
散文獨誦—普通話優良獎狀
黃柏東 (4D)

中學一、二年級(男子組)
散文獨誦—普通話優良獎狀
胡嘉樂 (2C)

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香港學校音樂及朗誦協會 教育局 青苗基金青苗學界進步獎
第六十九屆香港學校音樂節 第六屆全港中國國情知識比賽
進步獎
直笛二重奏(十九歲或以下) 團隊優異金獎 顧浚希 (2C)
優良獎狀 曾華健 (6D) 吳隆基 (2C)
蔡晉堯 (4C) 余煒樂 (6D) 盧見壹 (2D)
黃紹聰 (5C) 楊璨珉 (6D) 陳傲峯 (2D)
吳君皓 (3C) 符栽術 (2E)
譚貴金 (3C) 觀塘區學校聯會 李騏千 (3A)
觀塘區校際徵文比賽 張皓軒 (3A)
結他獨奏(初級組)優良獎狀 梁健曦 (3C)
梁啟濤 (4C) 優異獎 梁瑋林 (3D)
陳凱銘 (3D) 倪智恒 (4A)
鋼琴獨奏(六級)優良獎狀 陳朗軒 (3D) 何淵鵬 (4B)
李衛宗 (4C) 梅國基 (4C)
羅氏慈善基金 吳泓軒 (4D)
鋼琴獨奏(五級)優良獎狀 高中應用學習獎學金 莫柏倫 (5A)
鄧毅航 (3A) 黎子琛 (5B)
翟政熹 (2C) 獎學金 謝柏生 (5C)
潘俊峰 (6B) 吳俊樂 (5D)
鋼琴獨奏(三級)優良獎狀 林諾延 (6A)
敖龍耀 (2C) 祁良神父教育基金有限公司 謝健明 (6B)
鄧志燊 (1E) 祁良神父紀念獎學金 黃樂煒 (6C)
曾華健 (6D)
直笛小組合奏(中學組)優良獎狀 品學兼優獎
本校直笛隊 華亞孟 (5D) 香港數理教育學會
2016/17香港中學生物奧林匹克
北京中國傳媒大學出版社 杜葉鍚恩教育基金
中傳花樣少年語言藝術大賽 一等獎
獎學金 鄭萃希 (6D)
銅獎 鄧毅航 (3A)
梁皓晴 (3D) 翟政熹 (2C) 三等獎
敖龍耀 (2C) 盧俊彥 (5D)
香港中華廠商聯合會
北京中國傳媒大學出版社 中華廠商會獎學金 優異獎
青少年語言藝術素質測評中心 陳錦津 (6B)
全國青少年語言藝術素質 獎學金 石梓洛 (6B)
測評證書 盧俊彥 (5D) 余璟樑 (6D)
董銘浩 (6D)
七級證書
敖龍耀 (2C) 港九勞工社團聯會
勞聯會員子女學業成績獎勵計劃
八級證書
梁皓晴 (3D) 特別優異獎
吳俊穎 (4D)

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Achievements in Extr a-Curricular
Activities 2016/17

香港資優教育學會 香港數學奧林匹克協會 香港紅十字會青年及義工事務部
2017環亞太杯國際數學邀請賽 2016亞洲國際數學奧林匹克 香港紅十字會傑出青年團
初賽 公開賽
觀塘西區冠軍 / 東九龍總部亞軍
二等獎 初賽銀獎 / 晉級賽銀獎 / 本校紅十字青年團第十九團
鄧浩然 (1E) 總決賽銅獎
丁駿暘 (3D) 郭梓軒 (4A) 香港紅十字會青年及義工事務部
青年步操比賽2016
三等獎 香港藝術發展局
鄭卓華 (1E) 校園藝術大使計劃 冠軍
譚星耀 (1E) 本校紅十字青年團第十九團
鄧志燊 (1E) 校園藝術大使
甄泓量 (1E) 陳嘉健 (5B) 香港紅十字會青年
霍俊鋒 (3D) 王耀銳 (5D) 及義工事務部
方鈺麟 (3D)
古智傑 (3D) 香港紅十字會青年及義工事務部 服務盾
青年急救比賽 本校紅十字青年團第十九團
順德聯誼總會胡兆熾中學
第八屆SUPER 24邀請賽 全港總冠軍 香港紅十字會青年及
連玟琋 (4C) 義工事務部東九龍總部
三等獎 馮嘉傑 (5C) 一人一紅絲帶行動 — 企劃比賽
周健諾 (2C) 王耀銳 (5D)
蘇錦倫 (2E) 羅家昌 (5D) 優異獎
本校紅十字青年團第十九團

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教育局多元智能躍進計劃 香港電子及科技教育學會 香港電子及科技教育學會
超級電容模型車大賽 太陽能模型車大賽
最佳學員
黎名翰 (4D) 港澳賽冠軍 一等獎
邱羽韜 (1C) 劉駿諺 (1C)
表現優異獎 劉天傑 (1E) 呂宇浩 (1E)
蘇子龍 (4C) 高譽軒 (1E) 周尚志 (1E)
鍾禮然 (1E) 葉汶龍 (5D)
最佳進步獎 李樂軒 (2B)
林文龍 (3C) 梁洛風 (5D) 二等獎
王冠喬 (4D) 葉汶龍 (5D) 蔡宇琛 (1A)
蕭昊正 (5D) 范灝偉 (1B)
香港交通安全隊(東九龍總區) 曾霆軒 (5D) 蕭昊正 (5D)
周年檢閱禮 步操比賽
香港電子及科技教育學會
亞軍 手搖發電機智能機械模型車
本校交通安全隊 挑戰賽

環境運動委員會 優異獎
第十四屆香港綠色學校獎 曾霆軒 (5D)
梁洛風 (5D)
2015香港環境卓越大獎(中學)
優異獎
本校環境教育組

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School
Events

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Speech Day

The annual Speech Day 2016 was held during the after-
noon of 27th May 2016 at Rev. Bro. Paul Sun Memorial
Hall. The Guest of Honour, Dr. Leung Lim Kin, Simon,
School Managers, Supervisor, Mr. Koo Yee Yin, Irving,
SBS, JP, Principal, Mr. Poon Wing Keung, teachers,
parents and students were present.
The proceedings were begun with religious rites led by
Rev. Fr. Dino Doimo, School Manager. A welcoming
speech and school report were then given by the School
Supervisor, Mr. Koo, and Principal, Mr. Poon, respectively.

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The keynote speech of the afternoon was delivered by a distinguished
alumnus of St. Joseph’s, Dr. Leung Lim Kin, Simon, Vice Chairman of
NetDragon Websoft Inc., Chief Executive Officer of Huaya Education
Technology, and Chairman of the Board, Promethean World Limited.
Dr. Leung encouraged graduates to have the courage to take risks and seize
each opportunity in their future endeavours. He also stressed the importance
of embracing lifelong learning in order to get prepared for the opportunities.

The speeches were followed by the distribution of the graduation certificates
and academic awards to the graduates. After the formal component of the
proceedings, the audience was pleased to be entertained by enthralling
performances of students from the secondary and primary sections. A rousing
rendition of ‘Auld Lang Syne’, which reminded our graduates of all their happy
days in St. Joseph’s, brought the ceremony to a blissful end.

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Student Association
Election

The election for the 25th Student Association was successfully held on
23rd September.

This year, there were two proposed cabinets; Brotherhood and
Praxis. Both teams fought hard and listened to advice in a series of
promotional activities and Q & A sessions before Election Day.

Students cast their votes throughout the day on Election Day and
the votes were counted after school. Praxis won the trust of our
students with 375 votes and became the 25th Student Association. It
is believed that Chairman Chan Ho Lun and his cabinet have students
best interests at heart!

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Swimming Gala

The Annual Swimming Gala was held at Kwun Tong
Swimming Pool on the morning of 15th September
2016. A well-organized schedule enabled all events to
be completed punctually.
Grade champions are as follows:
• A Grade – Kwok Tsun Wai (5A) Green House
• B Grade – Ng Cheuk Haang (4A) Blue House
• C Grade – Lee Cheuk Yin (2C) Blue House
• A new record was set by Kwok Tsun Wai (5A) in

100 metres Breast Stroke.
• The Overall Champion House was Green House.
The finale of the Swimming Gala was the Prize
Giving. Prizes were presented by High School
Principal Mr. Poon, Primary School Principal
Ms. Kwok Wan and representatives from The PTA.
Congratulations to all participants and champions.

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Annual Athletics Meet

Everyone enjoyed our Annual Athletics Meets which were held on 13th September and
24th January at Wan Chai Sports Ground.
Students participated in a variety of track and field events and this year, two records were
broken. Tse Yee Hin from 5B broke the 100m school record and Woo Shing Lok from
3A broke the 800m record set in 1975, 42 years ago!

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Many thanks to Ivan Koo, our old boy, who gave an inspiring and encouraging speech
to our students.
Red House won the overall championship and the individual champions were:
• Grade A Champion: Ko Ho Long (6B)
• Grade B Champion: Leung Ho Yu (4C)
• Grade C Champion: Lee Cheuk Yin (2C)

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Christmas Celebr ation

Christmas is one of the most important rites in the Catholic
Liturgical Calendar. As a Catholic School we treat the Christmas
Celebration as one of the highlights of the school year. This joyful
event was held on Wednesday 16th December 2016.
Proceedings began with a celebration, led by Deacon Lam, of
Catholic Rites in the school hall. All present participated reverently
in the ceremony and a feeling of goodwill befitting the Christmas
Season was felt by everyone in attendance.

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Following the solemn ritual a more lighthearted mood
enveloped the proceedings. A long list of recipients were
presented with prizes for outstanding achievements in
the school year to date. The audience was mesmerized
by the talent in the Solo Singing Contest. It was great to
see the contestants enjoy themselves as they showcased
their talents. A definite highlight was the superbly
choreographed dance routine performed by Form 6
students.

At the conclusion of activities in the hall classes returned
to homerooms for class parties. A Christmas feast was
enjoyed by students and teachers and was followed by
games, activities and gift exchange.

The Christmas Celebration was a truly joyful event and a
fitting way to begin the joyous season of Christmas.

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59th School
Anniversary
Celebr ation

The celebration of the 59th Anniversary of SJACS was
held on the morning of Friday 17th March. A well planned
series of ceremonies, events and activities ensured an
enjoyable experience for special guests, staff and students.
Proceedings began respectfully with Mass celebrated by
Father Joseph Chan. All in attendance were inspired by
Father Chan’s wise words.
Following Mass a visual representation of our Five Core
Values “LOVE, LIFE, FAMILY, TRUTH, JUSTICE”
was set in motion. It took the form of five interconnected
cogs with each cog driving the next. It was a truly
ingenious way of visually displaying how each of the Five
Core Values works independently and in unison.

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With preparation for next year’s Diamond Anniversary
well underway, a countdown clock to the anniversary was
set in motion. Each day we will all be able to observe the
clock and keep in mind this great milestone is quickly
approaching.
Activities continued with a prize giving ceremony and
gifts being distributed in the form of cakes, vouchers for
ice-cream and a Diamond Anniversary badge.
With the formal part of the morning concluded students
moved to the playground for various activities including
the staff football match, music by a brass ensemble, Red
Cross Booth, photo-taking and an ice cream vendor.
The 59th Anniversary was a very enjoyable celebration
and we all now look forward to the Diamond Anniversary
in 2018.

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F.1 Bridging Course

It was another successful year for the Form One Bridging Course and again, Form One students were
well-prepared to make a smooth transition from primary to secondary school life. In the mornings,
students attended English, Chinese and Maths lessons. In the afternoons, students were taught study
skills to help provide them with vital self-management skills. Students also enjoyed two days of adventure-
based training where they considered how to face difficulties in life with positivity and learnt to fully
appreciate team spirit. Much was gained by all involved.
Students participation and enthusiasm was celebrated at the graduation ceremony.

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Clubs

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Adventure Tr aining Club

The Adventure Training Club provides students with unique
challenges and situations through games and activities. The students
need to complete their tasks by solving the problems by themselves.
Students gain experience by participating in the activities, and this
experience turns into useful knowledge and skills which can be
applied in real-life situations. The Adventure Training Club aims at
boosting students’ self-confidence and team spirit, as well as training
their logical thinking and leadership skills. It is hoped that students
also learn the skills of leading adventure-based activities.

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Balloon
Twisting Club

The goal of this club is to enable a total
beginner to engage in this fun activity and
to help him to progress rapidly leading to
technical and artistic mastery. Students learn
how to create a variety of balloon sculptures.

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Choir

St. Joseph’s Anglo-Chinese School Choir provides training in choral vocal
technique. During this year, we practiced singing different kinds of songs,
such as “Panis Angelicus”, “As I Hear a Sweet Lark Sing”, Christmas songs,
Church music and some famous works. Some works were in Latin, Italian
and English. We joined the 30th Kwun Tong Joint School Music Show and
69th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival Boys Choir Competition, attaining
Proficiency level.
We had choral training together with elders, in cooperation with the Elder
Academy, with the aim to promote harmony between the elderly and the
young.

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Cookery Club

This is the second year of St. Joseph’s Cookery Club. There are 12 members,
including both junior and senior formers, in our club. As our activities take
place at teatime (2:40 pm to 4 pm), we mainly share our experience in cooking
simple and delicious desserts such as egg tarts, glutinous rice dumplings, lemon
cakes and palmiers.
The objective of the Cookery Club is to offer chances for students who have
little cooking experience to participate and develop their interest in cooking.
We would also like our members to learn more about healthy eating, as well as
hygienic and safe cooking.

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Elder Academy

We encourage young students to participate in voluntary work for the
Elder Academy, such as assisting in the operation of the Elder Academy
or acting as young teachers. Through participating in our activities, elders
can learn about new technology to keep pace with the times, while young
students can get to know more about the elderly and learn from their
valuable life experiences. This will not only expand the social network
of the elders and young students, but also promote intergenerational
harmony and rapport.

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Eyes to the World

John F. Kennedy once said, “The problems of the world cannot possibly be solved by
skeptics or cynics whose horizons are limited by the obvious realities. We need men who
can dream of things that never were.” That is why we are humbled by knowledge as the
greater our knowledge increases the more our ignorance unfolds.
While knowledge learnt in LS class expands horizons by exposing our students to worlds
outside their own, they also need to see themselves, their experiences and their cultures
reflected in class.
We are dedicated to enlivening the knowledge learnt in LS class, helping students to
develop a clear and independent thought that enables them to form their own opinions
and to make their own judgements, resisting prejudice and acquiring objectivity, in the
hope of enabling them to resist the pressure in society tending to narrow-mindedness,
conformity and apathy.

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Fishing Club

The Fishing Club was established in 2015. Students can
get new experience of fishing through our club activities.
During the course, students learn fishing safety rules.
They also learn how to fish with a rod as well as a single
line with a hook.
One of the activities was held in a fishing farm where
students caught Pompano. It was a really exciting
experience as Pompano would try to escape at all cost.
It is not uncommon that the fishing line will break and
you will lose the fish if you do not know how to catch it
tactically. Students gained experience of catching fish in
the sea by taking a boat trip in Sai Kung. During the boat
trip, students caught different kinds of fish and some of
the species may not be seen in fish markets.

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Gateball Club

The Gateball Club was established in 2014. We have been playing
the game in the Ping Shek playground near our campus. Gateball is
played on a rectangular court 20 meters long and 15 meters wide.
Each court has three gates and a goal pole. The game is played by two
teams (red and white) of up to five players. Each player has a numbered
ball corresponding to their playing order. The odd-numbered balls are
red and the even-numbered balls are white. Teams score one point for
each ball hit through a gate and two points for hitting the goal pole, in
accordance with the rules. A game of gateball lasts for thirty minutes
and the winner is the team with the most points at the end of the
game. Through the competition, students can learn how to cooperate
with their team members.

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Gym Club

The Gym Club aims to cultivate students’ interest in
improving their physical health whilst, at the same time,
encouraging them to enjoy the benefits that exercise can
bring to mental health.
Students learn the correct and safe way to use fitness
equipment and, of equal importance, how to support and
encourage others.

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Handicr aft Club

The mission of the Handicraft Club is to promote interest
in all kinds of handicrafts and to provide a place where
such work could be done at school. The Handicraft Club
offers its members a wide variety of handicraft and fine
art classes and workshops. Recent handicraft classes have
included decorative painting, paper cutting and pattern
design. Fine art classes include watercolor, oil, acrylic
painting and Zentangle art (禪繞藝術).
The Handicraft Club was set up to provide our students
with a platform to preserve as well as share the joy of
handicrafts and arts.

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Italian Culture Club

The Italian Culture Club offers a variety of activities for
students to feel the amicable personality of the Italians, to
learn the classic Italian language and to taste the famous
Italian cuisine. Every year, students pay visits to the home
of Italian priests, Italian restaurants, Italian gelato shops,
and attend Italian cultural concerts and exhibitions.
During these activities, students can relish the delights of
an Italian lifestyle.

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Mobile
Photo-taking
Club

Nowadays, people always have a camera
with them in their daily lives as it has
been integrated into their mobile phones.
This makes selfies and snapshots very
convenient. The club aims at introducing
students to basic concepts and techniques
when taking photos with a mobile phone.
Tutors with sound experience are employed
to share their interest.

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Model-Making Club

The aim of the model-making club is to cultivate student’s interest and develop their creativity in building a scale model.
Also, it can educate students on the importance of patience and caution in working with small parts. We have chosen
Gundam plastic models for teaching material, one of the most popular models in Hong Kong.
As most of our members are beginners, the tutors teach them proper skills on how to use a variety of tools, such as
cutters, putty, markers and airbrush.
The finished product can be mounted on display, instilling a sense of accomplishment and pride within the group.

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Music and Lifestyle Club

Activities:
• Everyone can busk: Learn how to play Cajon
• Everyone can beat: Learn how to play basic beats on drum set
• An introduction to Rock n Roll
• Coffee brewer: From beans to cup. How to use French Press and the Hario V60 to brew a perfect cup of coffee
• Gentleman’s wardrobe: All about the suit and how to tie a tie in different ways
• Attire: From casual to formal. A gentleman ties his own bow-tie
• Mindfulness training

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Reading for
Fun Club

The Reading for Fun Club has been estabhished
since 2015-2016, and aims to bring readers
together to spread the pleasure of reading to
everyone. Having read books of various genres
at their leisure, participants are encouraged
to recommend their favourites to their fellow
schoolmates during ECA lessons. The audiences
find this activity meaningful and inspiring as
they can benefit from their sharing.

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Robotic Club

THINK! CREATE! INNOVATE!
Officially established in 2015 – 2016, the Robotic Club aims at providing
students with a platform to transform their imaginative ideas into pragmatic
operations through participating in various competitions. In 2015 – 2016,
the club members were much honoured to have won the first runner-up in
the MATE ROV competition in Hong Kong. Representing Hong Kong to
participate in the international round of the aforementioned competition
held in Houston, USA, they communicated with like-minded fellows and
gained invaluable experiences.
Think big, boys!

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Rock Climbing Club

Rock Climbing is a physical and mental challenge. The
rock presents students with a puzzle that students solve
through body movements and different techniques in
order to reach the top!
No matter how much experience students have, the Rock
Climbing Club welcomes all students!

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School Band

The mission of the School Band is to provide aid to students’
growth through music education. The Band members specialise
in one instrument from woodwind, brass, and percussion sections.
Specific instrument lessons and full band rehearsals are arranged
to enrich the members’ experience in these fields. School band
members are expected to strive for perfection by polishing skills,
focussing concentration, and enhancing their sense of collaboration.

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Taekwondo Club

Taekwondo is a Korean martial art which has developed over many years into a combat sport. Currently there are 40
million Taekwondo practitioners in more than 142 countries.

Taekwondo means “the way of the hand and foot”. It is characterized by the way kicks and punches are employed
to defeat an opponent. Players are required to practice physical training requiring body coordination, strength, free
fighting techniques and skills. The main goal of learning Taekwondo is to achieve control over the mind as well as the
body.

We mainly practice speed, flexibility and kicking skills during the Taekwondo training session with equipment such as
“speed and agility ladder” and “taekwondo kick pad targets”.

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中國茶文化學會

中國茶文化源遠流長，有關茶的知識亦博大精深。
同學透過茶藝學習和體驗，體會茶藝文化的優雅平
和、訓練個人專注。同學亦可考取「茶藝證書」，並
參與義工服務，達到學以致用，服務社會的目標。

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