1A | 8 | Ma Tin Yi |
1A | 13 | Wong Hei Lam |
1A | 26 | Menor Edrlk Tan Valpez |
1C | 27 | Li Chun Yin |
1C | 3 | CHEUNG Sum In |
1C | 32 | Ying Lok Hang |
1C | 5 | Chiang Ching Laam |
1C | 31 | Tsang Lok Him |
1C | 23 | Lam Ho Yin |
1C | 2 | Cheung Hei Tung |
2B | 23 | Cheung Kwan Yeung |
2C | 14 | Ng Sin Yee |
3C | 28 | Lo Tsz Yin |
4B | 17 | Yeung Hoi Ting |
4E | 10 | Lai Ka Yin |
5A | 38 | Yuen Chun Wing |
1 Corinthians 13: 1 & 13
If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal.
And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.
9 December 2013
Enrolment List - Struggle for Survival Simulation (20 Dec 2013)
The following students have been selected to join our school's off-campus English Activity (Struggle for Survival Simulation) (20 Dec 2013):
5 December 2013
ENGLISH CAMPUS RADIO ON 1 NOV 2013
Interviewee: Uncle Fatty
Interviewer: Ms Ma
Topic: English Jokes
Joke #2 Sherlock Holmes went camping
They set up their tent, had a dinner, chatted over a nightcap, and then decided it was time to retire.
About midnight, Sherlock woke Dr. Watson up and asked, 'Watson, look up and what do you see?'
Dr. Watson, annoyed to be waken up at the middle of the night, but thought his detective friend must have found something unusual. So he looked up at the clear sky. ' Holmes, do you want me to make a forecast of the weather tomorrow? Judging by the heights of the cloud, I think tomorrow ....'
'No, no, look again.' Holmes didn't let Watson finish.
Watson being a very well educated man besides his medical training, said,' I see, you want to talk about astrology. The stars ....'
'No, No, Watson, you really have to look hard and think.' Holmes interrupted again.
Interviewer: Ms Ma
Topic: English Jokes
Joke #1 Bi-lingual dog
A firm posted an ad on its office window
for recruiting a clerk. Successful candidate must possess following skills:
1) use Microsoft Words with a typing speed of not less than 60 wpm
2) use Microsoft Excels to make charts
3) speaks
at least two languages.
The ad was up
for more than 2 weeks but no one ever applied for the job. One day, a dog
walked up to the reception and barked at the ad for a very long time. The
receptionist after several attempts failed to hush the dog, asked if the dog want
to apply for the job. The dog nodded.
She took the
dog to the manager who was amused and decided to let the dog try. Amazingly,
the dog typed out a full page document with Microsoft Words in less than 5
minutes, and error-free. Then completed a chart with colourful graphic
illustration on the Microsoft Excels.
'That's
really impressive,' the manager said, ' But can you speak two kinds of
languages.'
The dog said,' meow, meow'
What is the joke
about: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
(Write at least 30 words) Joke #2 Sherlock Holmes went camping
They set up their tent, had a dinner, chatted over a nightcap, and then decided it was time to retire.
About midnight, Sherlock woke Dr. Watson up and asked, 'Watson, look up and what do you see?'
Dr. Watson, annoyed to be waken up at the middle of the night, but thought his detective friend must have found something unusual. So he looked up at the clear sky. ' Holmes, do you want me to make a forecast of the weather tomorrow? Judging by the heights of the cloud, I think tomorrow ....'
'No, no, look again.' Holmes didn't let Watson finish.
Watson being a very well educated man besides his medical training, said,' I see, you want to talk about astrology. The stars ....'
'No, No, Watson, you really have to look hard and think.' Holmes interrupted again.
'Ah, I get you. Since when are you
interested in Cosmology? Well, the universe ....'
Before Watson could go on, Holmes shouted,
'You fool, after looking up at the sky for so long, don't you notice that our
tent has been stolen!'
What is the joke
about:
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
(Write at least 30 words)
**
Submit to Ms Ma/ Mr Wong Chi-Kit now to get a prize!
(Deadline:
11 Nov 2013)
4 December 2013
Compensated Dating
Dear Editor,
I would like to
express my views regarding the problems of compensated dating. According to the
survey conducted by the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of
Hong Kong, compensated dating has become more widespread in Hong Kong. Recently
girls are finding new ways to find clients including through online games. It
deteriorates the problem critically. In this letter, I will suggest several
contributing factors leading to this problem, followed by suggesting solutions
in accordance to the problem.
In my view, one
main reason for the emergence of compensated dating is the rewards for their
companionship. Teenage girls have no financial income generally, except their
pocket money from their parents. However, due to the mass media, their desires
become more luxurious and beyond their ability to pay. In an attempt to get
what they want, they choose to make money at the expense of their moral and
body. The girls who participate in compensated dating can earn about HK$1,000
for each date which usually last two hours, said by Ah Yan, a girl having the
experience.
In an effort to
tackle the problem of compensated dating, I think the school should place more
emphasis on educating the teenage girls about the citizenship and the morality.
Schools should not only focus on the academic results of the students, but also
cultivate their moralities and enhance their self-esteem. Also, the schools
should train the analytic skills of the students to think properly under the
influences of the mass media, preventing them from being materialistic. If it
works, teenage girls will not earn money by using their body, contrarily they
will respect themselves more and have a proper thought on their lives.
The other
contributing factor to the emergence of compensated dating is the misconception
about the compensated dating. The young women believe that compensated dating
differs from sex work because they have a choice of clients. They think that
they can judge the patrons merely by their appearance and brief conversations
on the platforms. And the girls also think that compensated dating is legal in
Hong Kong.
Actually, in
compensated dating, more often than not, sex is involved, making this to be
another word for prostitution. Prostitution is illegal in Hong Kong and some
existing laws can be applied to charge compensated dating, including “Soliciting
for any immoral purpose.” Lam, from sex workers’ concern group, warns that it
is dangerous to judge patrons merely by their appearance and there is nothing
to protect them from violence. To rectify the misconceptions, the government
should strengthen the promotion and hold more talks about the concert ideas of
compensated dating.
In conclusion, to
tackle the problem of compensated dating, there is no other option but to
educate the younger and enhance the promotion. We hope there will be no more
girls involved in compensated dating and those involved can get back on the
right track.
Yours faithfully,
Pat Chan
21 November 2013
Comments – Conflicts between mainlanders and Hongkongers (6B Po Wing Shan)
In fact, the
recent conflicts between the China and Hong Kong somewhat are caused by the
impolite behaviour of the mainlanders. As the RMB appreciates against the Hong
Kong dollar and the transport network becomes better, Hong Kong is easily
accessible to the mainlanders. In addition, their money is more useful now as
they can use less proportion of income to buy more expensive goods in Hong
Kong. That’s why they come to Hong Kong for shopping frequently in these years.
Since they
stay in Hong Kong for a longer time, we can see what they behave daily. They
like shouting, arguing, glaring at people, complaining and slapping to
something or somebody. These are the common scenes the local pedestrians have
seen. I suppose that most of the mainlanders think themselves as the superior
class who can do anything with their money. They put the profit above the
conscience and look down upon the Hong Kong people. Some of them even said that
they are the main support in boosting the economy of Hong Kong. Therefore, they
are more suitable to live in Hong Kong, and hence have the rights to insult
Hong Kong people! Their arrogant words and deeds keep touching off our angry
constantly.
However,
from the rational point of view, their impolite behavior is due to their
backward education partially. Unlike us, their education system is defective
during China’s politically tumultuous times. Many middle-aged or older
mainlanders have been deprived of or received little education at that time.
But this
can’t be an excuse for them to behave in an unruly manner. They not only give a
disrespectful impression to us, but also give this impression to the world.
Hence, it is necessary to educate or rule their manner. Maybe setting the rules
helps restrict their behavour, but educating people the appropriate manner is
the most effective and the long-term way.
22 October 2013
Enrolment List - Off-campus English Activity (AFS Intercultural Fair 2013) (9 Nov 2013)
The following students have been selected to join our school's off-campus English Activity (AFS Intercultural Fair 2013) on 9 Nov 2013:
Enrolment List (Updated on 22 Oct 2013)
Enrolment List (Updated on 22 Oct 2013)
1 | 4B | 17 | YEUNG Hoi Ting |
2 | 4E | 10 | Lai Ka Yin |
3 | 1C | 23 | Lam Ho Yin |
4 | 1C | 16 | Sse Wai Man, Sally |
5 | 2C | 14 | Ng Sin Yee |
6 | 1C | 2 | CHEUNG Hei Tung |
7 | 1A | 13 | Wong Hei Lam |
8 | 1A | 10 | Tsang Hin Yau |
9 | 1A | 17 | Cheuk Yin |
10 | 1A | 12 | Tsui Wing Tung |
11 | 1A | 7 | Lam Ka Yee |
12 | 2B | 10 | Lee Tsz Yan |
13 | 2B | 36 | Leo Wong |
14 | 1C | 29 | Lo Hoi Yui |
15 | 1A | 2 | Chan Wing Yiu |
16 | 2B | 9 | Lee Hiu Yan |
17 | 1C | 32 | Ying Lok Hang |
6C Eva Wong
Dear Jack,
How are you? Time
files, we are secondary six students after this summer holiday and DSE is
coming. I am really nervous about it. How about you? Do you still spend most of
your time reading comics and watching cartoons? Honestly, I know you still
spend most of your free time on your Facebook. I am really worried about your
habit which will waste your money and time. As we know, lose time is never
found again. I really want to discuss this problem with you in their email.
Spending most of
your free time on watching cartoons and reading comics may adversely affect
your academic result. We are going to be a secondary six student. As we both
know, it will be the toughest and most important academic year. Teachers always
told us that we need to do revision after the lesson to make sure we can
remember all of the content that we learn. Obviously, comic books and cartoons
cannot help you to get 5** in the public exam. Furthermore, I heard that your
exam result in the second term of secondary five was really poor. I really
worry about you. You were always the best student in your class, but now not
only your core subjects fall behind, but also your elective subjects failed.
The reason of that is very clear, you spend too less time on doing revision and
study at home. It’s time for you to spend more time on your study from now on!
Moreover,
spending a lot of time on reading comics and watching cartoon cannot teach you
how to have a communication with others. I remember that you were a little shy
boy when you were small. It’s not easy for you to make a new friend in primary
school. But I know that you want to have a change in secondary school. You
joined the basketball team, debate team and also the prefect team. How can you
give up your great effort? I know that you were absent from the regular
practice of those teams and you just go back home after school and read your
comic books. You are now becoming the shy little boy again! You should go out
and enjoy the fresh air!
Apart from
spending much time on your comics and cartoons, have you ever thought that it
is not so meaningful to put a lot of money on it? I think you should spend your
money more appropriately. For example, you can save your money. When you need
to buy some reference book for study, you can afford it. I bet that you can
learn more from these books. Also I do not think that these figures you bought
worthy. Be smart, Jack! You can do whatever you want when you grow up and get
into society. But it is difficult to go back to the school days. I really hope
that you can minimize the money that you spend on it. You should find something
meaningful and spend you money more wisely.
Last but not
least, I know this email may make you feel annoyed and depressed. But as your
bosom friends, I really need to remind you of these problems. You have dozens
of time when you grow up and you can enjoy what you want to do. Please remember
that lost time is ever found again. So, seize the day and cheer up. Let’s work
hard on DSE together. Work hard! Play hard!
Best wishes,
Chris
3 October 2013
Enrolment List - Drama Show at China Holiness Church Living Spirit College - "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat") (12 Oct 2013)
The following students have been selected to join our school's off-campus English Activity (Drama Show at China Holiness Church Living Spirit College - "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat") on 12 Oct 2013:
Enrolment List (Updated on 3 Oct 2013)
Enrolment List (Updated on 3 Oct 2013)
1 | 1A | 4 | CHOW Hiu Ying |
2 | 2C | 14 | NG Sin Yee |
3 | 1C | 3 | CHEUNG Sum In |
4 | 1C | 31 | TSANG Lok Him |
5 | 1A | 27 | NG ka Leung |
6 | 1C | 2 | CHEUNG Hei Tung |
7 | 1C | 5 | CHIANG Ching Laam |
8 | 2B | 10 | Lee Tsz Yan |
9 | 1D | 31 | Yu Kei Lap |
10 | 1C | 23 | LAM Ho Yin |
11 | 1C | 7 | FUNG Hoi Ying |
12 | 1A | 26 | MENOR EDRIK JAN VALDEZ |
13 | 1D | 17 | CHAN Chak Lam |
14 | 1A | 15 | WONG Yuen Kiu |
25 September 2013
Technology: more harm than good (6B Chan Chin Hung)
Since the
Industrial Revolution in the 18th century, advancement in technology
has changed everything. People can communicate with others who live thousand
kilometers away. Through advanced transportation systems, we can go everywhere.
Most diseases can be cured. People’s life expectancy has become longer and
longer. However, after a thorough analysis, someone has pointed out that
technology does not benefit all people.
A more profound impact of technology on people is how it produces new forms of crimes. It is true that some technology is used in evil ways. Some wicked people make use of the advanced technology to break the law. A common example is that some hackers invade others’ privacy through the Internet. This kind of wrongdoing brings misery to victims and even brings huge social and mental pressure to them. For example, some actresses’ private photos were exposed to the public. Another example is some conmen swindle people out of their money by setting up fake bank websites. When people entered the passwords of their bank accounts, their money was withdrawn. In short, technology breeds new forms of crimes and harms the victims.
Some may argue that technology improves the standard of living of all people, but this argument is only superficially plausible. A common scenario is that technology improves only quality of life of some pole. In ancient times, the needy in the third world can only earn money by engaging in physical work. Nowadays, however, they are replaced by advanced machines. They can only stay at the same social level in their whole and cannot even have a chance to become richer. This unfair situation is brought by technology.
The first logical
argument that comes to mind is that technology only benefits a small group of
people in the world. Some people cannot afford to enjoy the benefits of
technology. In fact, rich people or people from developed countries are the
only parties to be benefited by advancement of technology. 10 percent of rich
people own 90 percent of wealth in the world. Billions of poor people cannot
get even clean water or enough food. As the advanced technology products like
mobile phones, computers and vaccines for diseases are usually charged highly,
the underprivileged cannot improve their quality of living. That’s the reasons
why technology does not benefit all people.
Another negative
effect technology has on people is the exploitation of the needy. Advancement
in technology of Internet and transportation shortens the distance between
people in different countries. Through globalization, some transnational
corporations from developed countries have developed their businesses in
developing countries. For example, electronic equipment producers like Apple
and Google have set up a lot of factories in China and Southeast Asia due to
the low salary level. These factories only offer a very low wage for local
workers who cannot but accept the offer because of the lack of bargaining
power. Some of them work for extremely long hours everyday and fall victim to
the exploitation. Therefore, technology does not benefit all people but harm
the workers in developing countries.
A more profound impact of technology on people is how it produces new forms of crimes. It is true that some technology is used in evil ways. Some wicked people make use of the advanced technology to break the law. A common example is that some hackers invade others’ privacy through the Internet. This kind of wrongdoing brings misery to victims and even brings huge social and mental pressure to them. For example, some actresses’ private photos were exposed to the public. Another example is some conmen swindle people out of their money by setting up fake bank websites. When people entered the passwords of their bank accounts, their money was withdrawn. In short, technology breeds new forms of crimes and harms the victims.
Some may argue that technology improves the standard of living of all people, but this argument is only superficially plausible. A common scenario is that technology improves only quality of life of some pole. In ancient times, the needy in the third world can only earn money by engaging in physical work. Nowadays, however, they are replaced by advanced machines. They can only stay at the same social level in their whole and cannot even have a chance to become richer. This unfair situation is brought by technology.
Technology is not
as great as perceived by some people if not to all people. It leads to
unfairness, exploitation and crimes. However, it is not the fault of technology
itself. The key is that how it is used. It is time for another revolution, for
people to remedy what they have done, for the sake of kindness and fairness.
4 July 2013
Enrolment List - S2 Summer English Enrichment Class (2012 - 2013) (Updated on 14 July 2013)
The following S2 students have been admitted to the summer English enrichment class (2012/13):
Students please be reminded to attend the class from 9 - 11 a.m. at Rm 502 on 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9/8.
1 | 2D | Wu Yi Ting |
2 | 2B | Yu Cheuk Yin |
3 | 2B | Yip Tsz Yau |
4 | 2A | Sit Wing Yan |
5 | 2C | Tong Ho Wang |
6 | 2C | Choi Sung Yiu |
7 | 2A | Wong Cheuk Yiu |
8 | 2A | Cheung Hiu Yeung |
9 | 2C | Chau Hei Ching |
10 | 2B | Wong Ka Long |
Students please be reminded to attend the class from 9 - 11 a.m. at Rm 502 on 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9/8.
Enrolment List - S3 Summer English Enrichment Class (2012 - 2013) (Updated on 14 July 2013)
The following S3 students have been admitted to the summer English enrichment class (2012/13):
Students please be reminded to attend the class from 9 - 11 a.m. at Rm 503 on 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9/8.
1 | 3B | Lai Ka Yin |
2 | 3B | Yeung Hoi Ting |
3 | 3D | Chow Tse Yan |
4 | 3E | Leung Cheuk Wing |
5 | 3B | Cheung Lok Hin |
6 | 3F | Wong Tsun Lam |
7 | 3E | Lee Yat Him |
8 | 3C | Chan Hoi Man |
9 | 3A | LEUNG WING HO |
Students please be reminded to attend the class from 9 - 11 a.m. at Rm 503 on 2, 5, 6, 7, 8 & 9/8.
Enrolment List - S1 Summer English Enrichment Class (2012 - 2013) (Updated on 14 July 2013)
The following S1 students have been admitted to the summer English enrichment class (2012/13):
Students please be reminded to attend the class from 9 - 11 a.m. at Rm 501 on 23, 25, 26, 30/7 and 1, 2, 6, 8, 9/8.
1 | 1B | KWOK Ka Hin |
2 | 1C | NG Sin Yee |
3 | 1B | Yim Sze Wan |
4 | 1C | Choi Kin Ting |
5 | 1D | Kwok Chi Hang |
6 | 1C | Leong Hau Ying |
7 | 1A | Chan Ki Hong |
8 | 1A | Tang Sunny |
9 | 1B | Yick Chin Yu |
10 | 1A | Ng Wing Yin |
11 | 1A | Lee Chi Wing |
12 | 1A | Lee Kelvin |
13 | 1A | Lau Cheuk Wing |
14 | 1B | Lee Tsz Yan |
15 | 1C | Ng Sin Tung |
16 | 1B | Leung Tsz Lok |
17 | 1A | So Tin Fu |
18 | 1D | Tse Chun Yat |
Students please be reminded to attend the class from 9 - 11 a.m. at Rm 501 on 23, 25, 26, 30/7 and 1, 2, 6, 8, 9/8.
19 June 2013
A Drama Script – The Last Supper (2B Tang Sin Tung, Sandy)
Title:
The Last Supper
In the evening
Act 1: Scene 2
List of
characters: Jesus, Judas, Iscariot, James, 10 disciples
Setting:
A house in Jerusalem,
A few days before the Feast of Passover,In the evening
Act 1: Scene 2
Narrator:
Jesus:
All disciples:
James:
Jesus:
Judas Iscariot:
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Jesus sits down again at the table. The disciples
watch him quietly and attentively. They can see something is wrong with
Jesus. He looks very sad because he knows he won’t be with them much longer.
He will die on a cross soon.
(Very sad)(Preparing say to the disciples) I am
sad because one of you will betray me.
(Horrified)(Looking at each other and wonder who
will be)
(Look at Jesus)(Ask politely) Which one of us,
Lord?
It is the one I give this bread to. (Taking a
bread from the basket and break off it. Dip it in a dish and hand it to Judas
Iscariot.)
Do what you have to do!
(Ashamed)(Afraid to look at Jesus)I am sorry but
I have to do that.
Please forgive me, Lord. (Get up from the table
and slip quickly out of the room into night)
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Jesus:
All disciples:
Jesus:
Narrator:
Jesus:
Narrator:
James:
Jesus:
Narrator:
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(Looking of the remaining disciples) I don’t want
anyone of you betrays me again. Father loves us so much and gives us peace,
hope and everything in this world. He’ll be sad if we don’t believe him.
(Hodding their head)(Saying to Jesus) Yes, we
know that.
We’ll follow you and Father forever until the end
of our lives.
(Picking up a loaf of bread)(Close his eyes)
Father, thank you for giving us a nice day that we can be together here to
have a supper. Please give all of us the strength after having it so that we
can serve others as we serve you. Amen! (Open his eyes)(Breaking up the
bread)(Pass the pieces to the disciples.) Eat this bread which is my body and
remember me.
Jesus picks up a cup of wine and gives thanks to
God like what he did before. He passes it to the disciples.
This is my blood which I give for many people.
Drink it and remember me.
When the supper is over, Jesus and the disciples
sing a hymn. The disciples are worried and curious why Jesus did so many
things for a supper. So James asks Jesus a question.
Lord, please answer me a question. (Politely) Why
did you do so many things for us tonight? What happened to you?
I will die soon. This is the last supper with all
of you here. Don’t worry! Father will lead us even though there is a big
trouble in front of us. We needn’t do anything but believe him.
Although all the disciples are worried about
Jesus, they can’t do anything to help him. The only thing they can do is to
follow him.
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End of Scene 2
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