My school hero is Mr. Allan. He’s an Australian and he taught us English. Well, I think he’s the most excellent teacher in the world whose lessons are very meaningful.
He’s muscular and energetic, that’s why he talks like a machine gun shooting. (This would be better for describing his speed of speech!) He smiles all the time so we feel relaxed in his lessons. He’s funny that he always tells jokes to make us laugh. I remember one of our classmates, William, nearly laughed to faint in Mr. Allan’s lesson. I can see the power of jokes!
It’s a pity that our school doesn’t have an American football team, or Mr Allan would have led us win many games. He said that he was the manager of an American football team in Australia, which was called ‘Swan’. Futhermore, I’m not sure whether gum is a tradition in Australia or not. You can see a chewing gum in Mr. Allan’s mouth all the time. (If it is a truth that chewing gum is a source of power, I must follow suit.) I suppose Mr. Allan’s an expert of chewing gum, that I need to inform him when I want one.
There is no special reasons for him to be my school hero except his unique characters. He is kind, generous, humorous and polite to all his students. He’s keen on all kinds of sports so that many students like to talk to him. He could talk to his students like his best friends. That’s why he’s my school hero.
I hope if I am a teacher one day, I can be a teacher successful as him. I wish I can imitate him when I devote myself into the social service.
23 February 2011
22 February 2011
A letter to Sam (Reply letter) (4D Tang Sze Yu, Anthony)
Dear Sam,
How are you? I miss you so much. It seems that you are vey happy in England. I’m glad for you, too.
Last time, you asked me about who my favourite actor and singer is. My favourite actor is Lai Yiu Cheung. He won the award of ‘The best male actor’ in 2009 and 2010 continually. He acts very well, that’s why he suddenly has a lot of fans. What makes him famous is his acting skills. Everyone loves to see his acting now. The character that he acts is La Shing. It is an exciting TV programme. I watched it every night. I think the characters in this TV programme are quite complicated. Audience need to spend a lot of time to understand the story Lai Yiu Cheung acts very well. I really love to see his acting.
My favourite singer is Kary Ng. She has a beautiful voice. She sings a lot of songs that make me feel touching. She can also sing rock songs too. Five months before. She joined a band called Hardpack. From that time, all of her new songs are rock. Kary can handle all the songs skillfully. Since Kary has joined the ‘Hardpack’, I love this band very much. The pianist and drummer performed quite well. I admire their rock sound.
Sam, how about you? Who is your favourite actor and singer? I am looking forward to hearing form you soon.
Bye for now
Pat
How are you? I miss you so much. It seems that you are vey happy in England. I’m glad for you, too.
Last time, you asked me about who my favourite actor and singer is. My favourite actor is Lai Yiu Cheung. He won the award of ‘The best male actor’ in 2009 and 2010 continually. He acts very well, that’s why he suddenly has a lot of fans. What makes him famous is his acting skills. Everyone loves to see his acting now. The character that he acts is La Shing. It is an exciting TV programme. I watched it every night. I think the characters in this TV programme are quite complicated. Audience need to spend a lot of time to understand the story Lai Yiu Cheung acts very well. I really love to see his acting.
My favourite singer is Kary Ng. She has a beautiful voice. She sings a lot of songs that make me feel touching. She can also sing rock songs too. Five months before. She joined a band called Hardpack. From that time, all of her new songs are rock. Kary can handle all the songs skillfully. Since Kary has joined the ‘Hardpack’, I love this band very much. The pianist and drummer performed quite well. I admire their rock sound.
Sam, how about you? Who is your favourite actor and singer? I am looking forward to hearing form you soon.
Bye for now
Pat
13 January 2011
Book Report：The street lawyer (4B Chan Ka Yan)
Book: The street lawyer
Publisher: Penguin Books
Writer: John Grisham
Student name: Chan Ka Yan (4B)
Story / Plot:
Michael works for Drake and Sweeney as a lawyer and he earns lots of money. One day, a homeless man, Mister, goes to Drake and Sweeney because of an eviction. He attacks Michael, but Mister is shot by the policeman and is dead. Michael tries to discover who this man is, but he discovers a secret about Drake and Sweeney. The eviction is illegal and it leads to the deaths of Lonatae Burton and her children. At least, Michael’s life has changed. He is still a lawyer, but a lawyer for the homeless.
Setting / Blackground:
There are 400 lawyers working for Drake & Sweeney and they are paid an unbelievable amount of money. Although the lawyers earn a lot, they do not even help poor people. The cost for their lunch can feed a hundred of homeless people with soup, and Mister becomes homeless because of Drake & Sweeney’s eviction. That’s why Mister attacks the lawyers of D& S.
The main male character/ hero is called Michael
Short description of his appearance, personality etc: Michael is a rich lawyer. He has a wife called Claire, who is a doctor. Since both of them are very busy, it causes the end of their marriage. After their divorce, he meets Megan, who works for the homeless and it changes his life.
My favourite character is Michael
Reasons: At the beginning, Michael is not a good or kind person. He only cares about money and ignores his wife. But after the attack of Mister, he tries to know more about the homeless people. He tries to change himself from a person who is against homeless people to the one who helps them. I like him because he become a kind person. Although all of us are not perfect, we should change ourselves and try our best to achieve perfection
The most impressive episode/ scene is the march to the government buildings.
Reason(s) why impresses me:
Lonatae Burton has three children, Alenzo, Untario and the baby Temeko. They were homeless. In a cold night, they sleep in a car and Lontae Burton starts the engine of the old car to keep themselves warm. The air in the car poisoned them and they all die. After their funeral, there is a march to Capitol Hill for Burton family. It impresses me because the homeless people are very poor, but they unite together and march for Burton family. Their kindness really impresses me. I wonder why rich people in the story can’t do that or help the homeless people.
Comments / Reflections:
From the story, I can learn money is not everything. Michael has lots of money, but he is not happy and his marriage is not good. Later, when Michael begins to help homeless people, he becomes happier. To sum up, we will be happy when we always help people. Also, it’s important to talk with our families, friends regularly so that they can know more about each other and there will not be any misunderstanding.
Publisher: Penguin Books
Writer: John Grisham
Student name: Chan Ka Yan (4B)
Story / Plot:
Michael works for Drake and Sweeney as a lawyer and he earns lots of money. One day, a homeless man, Mister, goes to Drake and Sweeney because of an eviction. He attacks Michael, but Mister is shot by the policeman and is dead. Michael tries to discover who this man is, but he discovers a secret about Drake and Sweeney. The eviction is illegal and it leads to the deaths of Lonatae Burton and her children. At least, Michael’s life has changed. He is still a lawyer, but a lawyer for the homeless.
Setting / Blackground:
There are 400 lawyers working for Drake & Sweeney and they are paid an unbelievable amount of money. Although the lawyers earn a lot, they do not even help poor people. The cost for their lunch can feed a hundred of homeless people with soup, and Mister becomes homeless because of Drake & Sweeney’s eviction. That’s why Mister attacks the lawyers of D& S.
The main male character/ hero is called Michael
Short description of his appearance, personality etc: Michael is a rich lawyer. He has a wife called Claire, who is a doctor. Since both of them are very busy, it causes the end of their marriage. After their divorce, he meets Megan, who works for the homeless and it changes his life.
My favourite character is Michael
Reasons: At the beginning, Michael is not a good or kind person. He only cares about money and ignores his wife. But after the attack of Mister, he tries to know more about the homeless people. He tries to change himself from a person who is against homeless people to the one who helps them. I like him because he become a kind person. Although all of us are not perfect, we should change ourselves and try our best to achieve perfection
The most impressive episode/ scene is the march to the government buildings.
Reason(s) why impresses me:
Lonatae Burton has three children, Alenzo, Untario and the baby Temeko. They were homeless. In a cold night, they sleep in a car and Lontae Burton starts the engine of the old car to keep themselves warm. The air in the car poisoned them and they all die. After their funeral, there is a march to Capitol Hill for Burton family. It impresses me because the homeless people are very poor, but they unite together and march for Burton family. Their kindness really impresses me. I wonder why rich people in the story can’t do that or help the homeless people.
Comments / Reflections:
From the story, I can learn money is not everything. Michael has lots of money, but he is not happy and his marriage is not good. Later, when Michael begins to help homeless people, he becomes happier. To sum up, we will be happy when we always help people. Also, it’s important to talk with our families, friends regularly so that they can know more about each other and there will not be any misunderstanding.
6 January 2011
Honesty of reporters. Trust of readers（6A Frankie Chan）
As we all know, reading more current news is important for both students and people from all walks of life. We will totally lose the track of the world if we do not know about the news. Therefore, reading newspaper every day is a necessity for us. In order to make profit for their companies, the local reports are trying hard to dig out more news that readers seldom heard, even ignoring the credibility of newspapers which is, in contract, very important to the society. Let us discuss the issue in the following.
First and foremost, ignoring the accuracy of the reports is serious especially in the entertainment session of the newspaper. They all know that the readers attention can be drawn if they report some news the readers rarely know. Thus the commission for them will increase and so thus their profit. It is the main factor for them to write the reports without any evidence. Money looks as if the ‘delicious food’ in their eyes and they just want to get it in any methods both legal and illegal. Everyone who buys newspaper will be misguided in these ‘horrible’ reports. The credibility of the newspaper reports will be decreased although the ‘goal’ of them are fulfilled.
On the other hand, ‘paparazzi’ style of reporting is also serious among Hong Kong newspapers. Staying out the buildings that the ‘target artists’ lived is just a tip of iceberg. Following them and taking photos in the private places are also common among Hong Kong newspapers. The main reason for the reporters is to satisfy the curiosity of readers. Reporters caught up their curiosity and thus chasing the ‘targets’ that readers want to know. Effective though the method that reporters used, the freedom of artists or the victims will be ignored, as they are not invincible, stress comes to them and the pressure is harder to deal with.
After discussing the problems with Hong Kong newspapers, we can dig out that the credibility of reporters will be decreased eventually. But better late than never. If we want to save their credibility, the ways for them to improve is essential and urgent.
First of all, as the accuracy of reports are doubted by people, we can focus on it and find out some solution. I strongly believe that inviting some victims for the interview is an effective method to prove the truth of news. It does not only increase the accuracy of reports but also preserves people to trust the news and the newspaper companies.
Furthermore, as we discussed before, money is the main reason that attract reports to abuse the reporting press. To address on this problem, the companies of newspaper can join together for setting up some rules to save their credibility. To illustrate, the salaries of reporters will be lowered if the news they wrote is fake and the proof can be shown. After establishing this rule, the companies who jointed can post it to their own brand of newspapers and show it to the public. This does not only control the style of ‘paparazzi’ but also improves the quality of newspapers.
Having, ‘trust’ is important in the society by all parties. When the readers trust what reporters wrote, the reporters need to behave themselves, ‘Honesty’ is the essential part to maintain a harmonious society. If the readers can write the reports honestly, the readers will trust them and keep buying their newspapers I strongly believe that those a cycle. Start doing it from this moment is the only way to improve the credibility. Please take it as a serious problem and solve it right now!
First and foremost, ignoring the accuracy of the reports is serious especially in the entertainment session of the newspaper. They all know that the readers attention can be drawn if they report some news the readers rarely know. Thus the commission for them will increase and so thus their profit. It is the main factor for them to write the reports without any evidence. Money looks as if the ‘delicious food’ in their eyes and they just want to get it in any methods both legal and illegal. Everyone who buys newspaper will be misguided in these ‘horrible’ reports. The credibility of the newspaper reports will be decreased although the ‘goal’ of them are fulfilled.
On the other hand, ‘paparazzi’ style of reporting is also serious among Hong Kong newspapers. Staying out the buildings that the ‘target artists’ lived is just a tip of iceberg. Following them and taking photos in the private places are also common among Hong Kong newspapers. The main reason for the reporters is to satisfy the curiosity of readers. Reporters caught up their curiosity and thus chasing the ‘targets’ that readers want to know. Effective though the method that reporters used, the freedom of artists or the victims will be ignored, as they are not invincible, stress comes to them and the pressure is harder to deal with.
After discussing the problems with Hong Kong newspapers, we can dig out that the credibility of reporters will be decreased eventually. But better late than never. If we want to save their credibility, the ways for them to improve is essential and urgent.
First of all, as the accuracy of reports are doubted by people, we can focus on it and find out some solution. I strongly believe that inviting some victims for the interview is an effective method to prove the truth of news. It does not only increase the accuracy of reports but also preserves people to trust the news and the newspaper companies.
Furthermore, as we discussed before, money is the main reason that attract reports to abuse the reporting press. To address on this problem, the companies of newspaper can join together for setting up some rules to save their credibility. To illustrate, the salaries of reporters will be lowered if the news they wrote is fake and the proof can be shown. After establishing this rule, the companies who jointed can post it to their own brand of newspapers and show it to the public. This does not only control the style of ‘paparazzi’ but also improves the quality of newspapers.
Having, ‘trust’ is important in the society by all parties. When the readers trust what reporters wrote, the reporters need to behave themselves, ‘Honesty’ is the essential part to maintain a harmonious society. If the readers can write the reports honestly, the readers will trust them and keep buying their newspapers I strongly believe that those a cycle. Start doing it from this moment is the only way to improve the credibility. Please take it as a serious problem and solve it right now!
4 January 2011
Letter to the Editor（6B Leroy Yuen）
Dear Editor,
As a volunteer worker for the Cancer Foundation, I am writing to invite the public to take part in our coming charity run. One may ask why this charity run matters or what they would gain from this activity. Let me assure you that by joining this charity run not only are you helping the people in need, but you are also helping yourself.
First of all, the run raises money for cancer patients. The funds raised will be used in cancer research, which is incredibly crucial in the development of cancer treatment. A huge number of people are killed by this apathetic killer every year. We urgently need more advanced cancer treatment and medical technology, and this can be achieved by doing cancer research. Therefore, we really hope people can support us by participating in the run and showing their generosity to the cancer patients. The continual development of cancer research needs money. With your donations, we can go further in cancer research and thousands of precious lives will be saved.
Secondly, the charity run also helps in raising public awareness of the cancer disease. I believe many people know that cancer is one of the deadliest diseases in the world. Nevertheless, how many people truly understand the suffering of the cancer patients and thus offer comfort and help? In fact, everyone can give a hand; everyone can do something to alleviate the pain of the cancer patients. By participating in the charity run, you will know more about this disease and may have the chance to talk to some cancer patients. You are not just there to run; you are also showing your support and encouragement to the cancer patients.
Thirdly, this charity run provides a great chance for people to relax and have fun with their friends and family. The activity also helps them broaden their social lives as they will meet new friends. More, this run gives people a chance to exercise. Hong Kong people are too busy to think about their own health, family and friends. It is time for them to stop working and do something meaningful and relaxing, such as joining our charity run, together with their family and friends.
It is better to give than to receive. We should be thankful for what we have and reach out to the people who need our help. For the sake of a batter, peaceful world, let’s participate in the charity run together!
Yours faithfully,
Chris Wong
As a volunteer worker for the Cancer Foundation, I am writing to invite the public to take part in our coming charity run. One may ask why this charity run matters or what they would gain from this activity. Let me assure you that by joining this charity run not only are you helping the people in need, but you are also helping yourself.
First of all, the run raises money for cancer patients. The funds raised will be used in cancer research, which is incredibly crucial in the development of cancer treatment. A huge number of people are killed by this apathetic killer every year. We urgently need more advanced cancer treatment and medical technology, and this can be achieved by doing cancer research. Therefore, we really hope people can support us by participating in the run and showing their generosity to the cancer patients. The continual development of cancer research needs money. With your donations, we can go further in cancer research and thousands of precious lives will be saved.
Secondly, the charity run also helps in raising public awareness of the cancer disease. I believe many people know that cancer is one of the deadliest diseases in the world. Nevertheless, how many people truly understand the suffering of the cancer patients and thus offer comfort and help? In fact, everyone can give a hand; everyone can do something to alleviate the pain of the cancer patients. By participating in the charity run, you will know more about this disease and may have the chance to talk to some cancer patients. You are not just there to run; you are also showing your support and encouragement to the cancer patients.
Thirdly, this charity run provides a great chance for people to relax and have fun with their friends and family. The activity also helps them broaden their social lives as they will meet new friends. More, this run gives people a chance to exercise. Hong Kong people are too busy to think about their own health, family and friends. It is time for them to stop working and do something meaningful and relaxing, such as joining our charity run, together with their family and friends.
It is better to give than to receive. We should be thankful for what we have and reach out to the people who need our help. For the sake of a batter, peaceful world, let’s participate in the charity run together!
Yours faithfully,
Chris Wong
22 December 2010
Christmas English Enrichment Class B ~ e-English Learning
The following S1 & S2 students have been admitted to Christmas English Enrichment Class B:
1F 03 Ho Cheuk Lam
1F 12 So Yan Tung
1F 13 Tsang Tsz Ching
1E 15 Wong Hoi Che
1D 20 Lee Tsz Yu
1B 22 Tang Cheuk Ting
2D 21 Au Tsz Pok
2E 12 Leung Wing Sum
All students please remember to report to Rm BG19 of Ho Sin Hang Building at Lingnan University at 2:00pm on 28/12, 29/12 & 30/12.
1F 03 Ho Cheuk Lam
1F 12 So Yan Tung
1F 13 Tsang Tsz Ching
1E 15 Wong Hoi Che
1D 20 Lee Tsz Yu
1B 22 Tang Cheuk Ting
2D 21 Au Tsz Pok
2E 12 Leung Wing Sum
All students please remember to report to Rm BG19 of Ho Sin Hang Building at Lingnan University at 2:00pm on 28/12, 29/12 & 30/12.
Christmas English Enrichment Class A ~ e-English Learning
The following S1 students have been admitted to Christmas English Enrichment Class A:
1E 04 Lai Hoi Yi
1C 24 To Kiu Fung
1C 08 Lo Lok Ming
1B 13 Yeung Hoi Ting
1F 25 Too Chit Kwong
1D 15 Chan Ho Yan
1A 17 Chan Ho Yin
1E 24 Lee Yat Him
1C 04 Cheung Tsz Ching
All students please remember to report to Rm BG19 of Ho Sin Hang Building at Lingnan University at 10:00am on 28/12, 29/12 & 30/12.
1E 04 Lai Hoi Yi
1C 24 To Kiu Fung
1C 08 Lo Lok Ming
1B 13 Yeung Hoi Ting
1F 25 Too Chit Kwong
1D 15 Chan Ho Yan
1A 17 Chan Ho Yin
1E 24 Lee Yat Him
1C 04 Cheung Tsz Ching
All students please remember to report to Rm BG19 of Ho Sin Hang Building at Lingnan University at 10:00am on 28/12, 29/12 & 30/12.
17 December 2010
4A Class Presentation- No Regrets（巾幗梟雄之義海豪情）
Student A: Have you watched No Regrets? The last episode was just fantastic!
Student B: Which character do you like most? I found Lau Shing was really great! He is hard-working, intuitive, and heroic. He is my hero!
Student A: I found the romantic relationship between Lau Shing and Sister Kau is quite upsetting.
Student B: Why don’t we recall some great scenes now. Ready? Action!
SCENE 1
Narrator: Sister Kau ’s brother got shot in the street, Skinny was suspected to be the shooter.
Sister Kau: Lau Shing, tell me where Skinny is. We won’t hurt him if you tell me now….
Lau Shing: You sure you won’t hurt Skinny? I’m sure he is not the one who shot your brother, he is a coward, he didn’t even pull the trigger once. How could he kill people?
Sister Kau: Of course I trust you. We want to help Skinny, come on, tell me now….
Lau Shing: He is hiding behind the cabinet inside your father’s room… please don’t hurt him…
Sister Kau: Okay, HE IS IN MY FATHER’s ROOM…
Sister Kau: (Gun pointing at him) Any last words before you die?
Skinny: (Body shaking and sobbing) Brother Shing… Brother Shing…please let me see your face again, must thank you for trying to save me, how can I repay your kindness? Brother Shing…Please… let me remember your face so I can repay you in my next life… Brother Shing….your are my great brother forever…I won’t forget you…
Lau Shing: Skinny…
Student A: Whoa! This is the best scene ever! Skinny’s performance was just speechless!
Student B: Wanna have more? The last but not least…
Scene 2
Narrator: Sister Kau wants to dig out the secret between her brother and her aunt. She believes they are hiding a secret. They are now in a restaurant.
Lau Shing: (Drunk, angry) I’m here to help Sister Kau; she said some people were annoying her recently! I’m here to stand by her! Did someone humiliate her because she is still single at the age of 30? Who dares to say it again in front of me?
Cheng Long-hei: (pretending calm) Just ignore this hooligan! He is no one! Go away now!
Sister Kau: (take out the grenade) Don’t think about leaving this room! No one can leave until you tell me the secret! Someone told me you called my brother “son” and my brother called you “mum” when he was in the hospital a few months ago! Tell me now, what is the relationship between you and my brother?
Cheng Long-hei : Are you insane? I’ve nothing to tell you, just let me go!
Sister Kau : (Close the door) NO one can leave! Tell me the secret now, otherwise I will pull the pin!
Sister Kau : (Pointing at Mr. Fung) You, you tell me now! Do you want to die now?
Mr. Fung: (Very scared) Fine! Fine! I tell you the secret now! Actually… your brother is your aunt’s son… he…he… isn’t your brother! He isn’t your dad’s son… he…he…
Sister Kau : So… that’s the secret! Huh? Now everything is clear, that’s why you hate me for so many years? So you are doing everything for your own son, how can you make my dad raise up your own son? How dare you make my dad a fool?
Student A: It’s cool! I love this scene. Lau Shing and Miss Kau are excellent at acting!
Student B: Wanna have more?
Scene 3
Narrator: Another war arises, Sister Kau fled to the States since she is on the list of assassination. For 30 years, she has lost contact with Lau Shing. Finally they unite.
Sister Kau : (delighted) Is that you, Lau Shing? Sister Kau salutes Lau Shing!
Lau Shing: (almost cry) Do you know I’ve been looking for you for ages… how…
Sister Kau : I received a phone call from Ma Ko Pan, they said you work as a teacher here…
Lau Shing: Yea, I’m a shooting instructor in this school now, teaching cadets to shoot…
Sister Kau : Really? Do you know I miss you so much…Shing, I’ve so many things to tell you …(walking down the stage)
Student A: (sobbing) finally they can be together. You know, we should treasure the time staying with our loved ones… How can we forget such a wonderful TV drama? That’s the end of our 4A class presentation, thank you!
Student B: Which character do you like most? I found Lau Shing was really great! He is hard-working, intuitive, and heroic. He is my hero!
Student A: I found the romantic relationship between Lau Shing and Sister Kau is quite upsetting.
Student B: Why don’t we recall some great scenes now. Ready? Action!
SCENE 1
Narrator: Sister Kau ’s brother got shot in the street, Skinny was suspected to be the shooter.
Sister Kau: Lau Shing, tell me where Skinny is. We won’t hurt him if you tell me now….
Lau Shing: You sure you won’t hurt Skinny? I’m sure he is not the one who shot your brother, he is a coward, he didn’t even pull the trigger once. How could he kill people?
Sister Kau: Of course I trust you. We want to help Skinny, come on, tell me now….
Lau Shing: He is hiding behind the cabinet inside your father’s room… please don’t hurt him…
Sister Kau: Okay, HE IS IN MY FATHER’s ROOM…
Sister Kau: (Gun pointing at him) Any last words before you die?
Skinny: (Body shaking and sobbing) Brother Shing… Brother Shing…please let me see your face again, must thank you for trying to save me, how can I repay your kindness? Brother Shing…Please… let me remember your face so I can repay you in my next life… Brother Shing….your are my great brother forever…I won’t forget you…
Lau Shing: Skinny…
Student A: Whoa! This is the best scene ever! Skinny’s performance was just speechless!
Student B: Wanna have more? The last but not least…
Scene 2
Narrator: Sister Kau wants to dig out the secret between her brother and her aunt. She believes they are hiding a secret. They are now in a restaurant.
Lau Shing: (Drunk, angry) I’m here to help Sister Kau; she said some people were annoying her recently! I’m here to stand by her! Did someone humiliate her because she is still single at the age of 30? Who dares to say it again in front of me?
Cheng Long-hei: (pretending calm) Just ignore this hooligan! He is no one! Go away now!
Sister Kau: (take out the grenade) Don’t think about leaving this room! No one can leave until you tell me the secret! Someone told me you called my brother “son” and my brother called you “mum” when he was in the hospital a few months ago! Tell me now, what is the relationship between you and my brother?
Cheng Long-hei : Are you insane? I’ve nothing to tell you, just let me go!
Sister Kau : (Close the door) NO one can leave! Tell me the secret now, otherwise I will pull the pin!
Sister Kau : (Pointing at Mr. Fung) You, you tell me now! Do you want to die now?
Mr. Fung: (Very scared) Fine! Fine! I tell you the secret now! Actually… your brother is your aunt’s son… he…he… isn’t your brother! He isn’t your dad’s son… he…he…
Sister Kau : So… that’s the secret! Huh? Now everything is clear, that’s why you hate me for so many years? So you are doing everything for your own son, how can you make my dad raise up your own son? How dare you make my dad a fool?
Student A: It’s cool! I love this scene. Lau Shing and Miss Kau are excellent at acting!
Student B: Wanna have more?
Scene 3
Narrator: Another war arises, Sister Kau fled to the States since she is on the list of assassination. For 30 years, she has lost contact with Lau Shing. Finally they unite.
Sister Kau : (delighted) Is that you, Lau Shing? Sister Kau salutes Lau Shing!
Lau Shing: (almost cry) Do you know I’ve been looking for you for ages… how…
Sister Kau : I received a phone call from Ma Ko Pan, they said you work as a teacher here…
Lau Shing: Yea, I’m a shooting instructor in this school now, teaching cadets to shoot…
Sister Kau : Really? Do you know I miss you so much…Shing, I’ve so many things to tell you …(walking down the stage)
Student A: (sobbing) finally they can be together. You know, we should treasure the time staying with our loved ones… How can we forget such a wonderful TV drama? That’s the end of our 4A class presentation, thank you!
11 December 2010
Proposal for the Summer Youth Exchange Programme (5A)
1. Introduction:
A student exchange programme is going to be organized this summer. We aim at helping them to learn about some Chinese customs and their life in Hong Kong. 50 to 55 students, aged 15-17, from the United States are visiting Hong Kong and staying here for about three weeks. We would like to suggest some interesting and cultural activities for them to do as well as provide them with opportunities to mix with local students.
2. Activities fro learning about life in Hong Kong
2.1 Visiting Tai O
Hong Kong was developed from a fishing community into an international financial center. It would be interesting to learn the history of Hong Kong by visiting Tai O because it is a famous fishing town and well known as “Venice of Hong Kong”. Furthermore, the exchange students could taste seafood in Tai O in different cooking methods, such as stir-frying, steaming and stewing, which are distinguished from western styles of roasting and baking.
2.2 Visiting Temple Street
I suggest we could visit Temple Street at night, where fortune-telling service could be found. It reflects Chinese traditional culture and beliefs. I believe it could be an impressive experience for them. Besides, we could find some Chinese products such as Chinese stamps, Chinese paintings, and so on.
2.3 Visiting Ping Shan Heritage Trail
Hong Kong is characterized by it skyscrapers. Yet, it is also eye-opening for the exchange students to visit our historical sites. The hexagonal Tsui Shing Lau Pagoda in Ping Shan Heritage Trail is perhaps one of the most striking architectural works. We could also spot other temples along the trail. The life of the old-day Chinese would be displayed to the students.
3. Activities to mix foreign with local students
3.1 School visit
In order to provide a chance for foreign student to realize Hong Kong’s teaching and learning style, we would like to arrange a school visit. We are going to form groups consisting of the exchange and local students. By doing so, they could interact with each other well as they are all in their teens.
3.2 Sports day
Sport is considered the common language and culture all over the world so we could hold a sports day to help the students to further mix together. For example, students from the United States and Hong Kong could form teams to compete with each other in a basketball competition. In this case, we could foster cooperation, team spirit and communication among the students.
4. Conclusion
We strongly believe that these activities could help the foreign students to experience Hong Kong life and make friends with local students. The activities would definitely leave them memorable episodes.
A student exchange programme is going to be organized this summer. We aim at helping them to learn about some Chinese customs and their life in Hong Kong. 50 to 55 students, aged 15-17, from the United States are visiting Hong Kong and staying here for about three weeks. We would like to suggest some interesting and cultural activities for them to do as well as provide them with opportunities to mix with local students.
2. Activities fro learning about life in Hong Kong
2.1 Visiting Tai O
Hong Kong was developed from a fishing community into an international financial center. It would be interesting to learn the history of Hong Kong by visiting Tai O because it is a famous fishing town and well known as “Venice of Hong Kong”. Furthermore, the exchange students could taste seafood in Tai O in different cooking methods, such as stir-frying, steaming and stewing, which are distinguished from western styles of roasting and baking.
2.2 Visiting Temple Street
I suggest we could visit Temple Street at night, where fortune-telling service could be found. It reflects Chinese traditional culture and beliefs. I believe it could be an impressive experience for them. Besides, we could find some Chinese products such as Chinese stamps, Chinese paintings, and so on.
2.3 Visiting Ping Shan Heritage Trail
Hong Kong is characterized by it skyscrapers. Yet, it is also eye-opening for the exchange students to visit our historical sites. The hexagonal Tsui Shing Lau Pagoda in Ping Shan Heritage Trail is perhaps one of the most striking architectural works. We could also spot other temples along the trail. The life of the old-day Chinese would be displayed to the students.
3. Activities to mix foreign with local students
3.1 School visit
In order to provide a chance for foreign student to realize Hong Kong’s teaching and learning style, we would like to arrange a school visit. We are going to form groups consisting of the exchange and local students. By doing so, they could interact with each other well as they are all in their teens.
3.2 Sports day
Sport is considered the common language and culture all over the world so we could hold a sports day to help the students to further mix together. For example, students from the United States and Hong Kong could form teams to compete with each other in a basketball competition. In this case, we could foster cooperation, team spirit and communication among the students.
4. Conclusion
We strongly believe that these activities could help the foreign students to experience Hong Kong life and make friends with local students. The activities would definitely leave them memorable episodes.
30 November 2010
The value of holding junior positions (5E So Tsz Ying)
I think it is unnecessary for young people to hold a senior position in the first few years after graduation.
First, a lack of work experience in junior positions may prevent young people from being good leaders even however brilliant they are. Without the experience, it can be difficult for them to be empathetic with the difficulties and needs of their subordinates. They may therefore become too strict and inconsiderate.
Second, working in junior positions can allow young people to gain valuable experience. In the junior positions, young people can learn to cooperate with others but not just giving orders which enable them to be good team players.
Finally, holding junior positions, young people can enjoy more spare time for further studies. After a few years of sustaining learning, they will be equipped for capability of carrying out duties in senior positions.
In a nutshell, young people should value the opportunity to equip themselves in junior positions at the beginning of their career. Do you agree with me?
First, a lack of work experience in junior positions may prevent young people from being good leaders even however brilliant they are. Without the experience, it can be difficult for them to be empathetic with the difficulties and needs of their subordinates. They may therefore become too strict and inconsiderate.
Second, working in junior positions can allow young people to gain valuable experience. In the junior positions, young people can learn to cooperate with others but not just giving orders which enable them to be good team players.
Finally, holding junior positions, young people can enjoy more spare time for further studies. After a few years of sustaining learning, they will be equipped for capability of carrying out duties in senior positions.
In a nutshell, young people should value the opportunity to equip themselves in junior positions at the beginning of their career. Do you agree with me?
26 November 2010
Junior Form English book competition (1st term)
Date : 1~22/11/2010
Theme : Fiction
Prize : Champion, 1st runner-up, 2nd runner-up for each form
The winning class will also be awarded $500 to choose books for the library at the Stanford House’s book fair (16/2/2011)
Here are some titles recommended for you:
《 The Escape of the Deadly Dinosaur : USA 》
Author ： Hunt,ElizabethSinger
Call no.：F HUN ( A1 )
An eager young scientist has brought to life a dangerous flesh – eating dinosaur by crossing its DNA with that of his pet dog, Freddie. Can Secret Agent Jack Stalwart capture the dinosaur before it destroys New York City ?
《 Be a perfect person in just three days! 》
Author：Manes, Stephen
Call no.：F MAN ( T2 )
One day at the library, a book falls off the top shelf and hits Milo on the head. It’s called “Be a Perfect Person in Just Three Days”! The book’s author, Dr. K. Pinderton Silverfish, doesn’t look too perfect himself. In the picture on the back cover he’s wearing a clown nose, and mustard is dripping down his chin. Milo flgures the book is worth a try anyway. Perfect is obviously the perfect thing to be! But who’s ever heard of wearing a stalk of broccoli around your neck for twenty-four hours? And that’s only the first day…
《 Diary of a wimpy kid :|bRodrick rules 》
Author：Kinney, Jeff
Call no.：F KIN ( A3 )
Whatever you do, don’t ask Greg Heffley how he spent his summer vacation, because he definitely doesn’t want to talk about it.
As Greg enters the new school year, he’s eager to put the past three months behind him… and one event in particular.
Unfortunately for Greg, his older brother, Rodrick, knows all about the incident Greg wants to keep under wraps. But secrets have a way of getting out… especially when a diary is involved.
《 The Gizmo 》
Author： Jennings, Paul
Call no.：F JEN (H1 )
Stephen’s bra is starting to slip. His pantyhose are sagging. His knickers keep falling down. Oh, the shame of it .
He stole a gizmo-and now it’s paying him back.
Guess what will happen next?
Theme : Fiction
Prize : Champion, 1st runner-up, 2nd runner-up for each form
The winning class will also be awarded $500 to choose books for the library at the Stanford House’s book fair (16/2/2011)
Here are some titles recommended for you:
《 The Escape of the Deadly Dinosaur : USA 》
Author ： Hunt,ElizabethSinger
Call no.：F HUN ( A1 )
An eager young scientist has brought to life a dangerous flesh – eating dinosaur by crossing its DNA with that of his pet dog, Freddie. Can Secret Agent Jack Stalwart capture the dinosaur before it destroys New York City ?
《 Be a perfect person in just three days! 》
Author：Manes, Stephen
Call no.：F MAN ( T2 )
One day at the library, a book falls off the top shelf and hits Milo on the head. It’s called “Be a Perfect Person in Just Three Days”! The book’s author, Dr. K. Pinderton Silverfish, doesn’t look too perfect himself. In the picture on the back cover he’s wearing a clown nose, and mustard is dripping down his chin. Milo flgures the book is worth a try anyway. Perfect is obviously the perfect thing to be! But who’s ever heard of wearing a stalk of broccoli around your neck for twenty-four hours? And that’s only the first day…
《 Diary of a wimpy kid :|bRodrick rules 》
Author：Kinney, Jeff
Call no.：F KIN ( A3 )
Whatever you do, don’t ask Greg Heffley how he spent his summer vacation, because he definitely doesn’t want to talk about it.
As Greg enters the new school year, he’s eager to put the past three months behind him… and one event in particular.
Unfortunately for Greg, his older brother, Rodrick, knows all about the incident Greg wants to keep under wraps. But secrets have a way of getting out… especially when a diary is involved.
《 The Gizmo 》
Author： Jennings, Paul
Call no.：F JEN (H1 )
Stephen’s bra is starting to slip. His pantyhose are sagging. His knickers keep falling down. Oh, the shame of it .
He stole a gizmo-and now it’s paying him back.
Guess what will happen next?
International Day, 11th November, 10 at MKP
Wanna know more about other cultures without leaving Hong Kong?
Wanna meet people around the world without buying air tickets?
Wanna interact with foreigners using English language at lunch time?
Wanna make friends with people from different parts of the world at MKP?
Here comes your chance! Come and grasp this very opportunity by simply joining our International Day! It will take place in the school hall from 1:20 to 2:05p.m. on 11/11/10 (Day C).
In this cultural event, you will meet some exchange students from Lingnan University. These nice people are going to hold games for us Makopanians and there will be sharing session and some presentations as well.
Antony Mudukuti
Africa
Maleehah
Pakistani
GONZALEZ M. Monica
Colombia
Please don’t hesitate. Do come and take part. Let’s welcome these new friends with our hearts!
*You can take your lunch boxes with you to the school hall.
Wanna meet people around the world without buying air tickets?
Wanna interact with foreigners using English language at lunch time?
Wanna make friends with people from different parts of the world at MKP?
Here comes your chance! Come and grasp this very opportunity by simply joining our International Day! It will take place in the school hall from 1:20 to 2:05p.m. on 11/11/10 (Day C).
In this cultural event, you will meet some exchange students from Lingnan University. These nice people are going to hold games for us Makopanians and there will be sharing session and some presentations as well.
Antony Mudukuti
Africa
Maleehah
Pakistani
GONZALEZ M. Monica
Colombia
Please don’t hesitate. Do come and take part. Let’s welcome these new friends with our hearts!
*You can take your lunch boxes with you to the school hall.
25 November 2010
Pursuing Your Dreams and Careers (Mr. Jacob Kung)
Good morning, Principal, Teachers and Students,
Today, as a Careers Guidance teacher, I’m very pleased to have this opportunity to share with you my working experience and why we’ll have to be responsible for pursuing our dreams and careers.
This year, we’ll help you to learn different virtues and responsibility is one of them. Do you know what responsibility is? Is the word “responsibility” difficult for you? Perhaps I’d use another word “D-U-T-Y”. If we have a responsibility or a duty, we’ll have to do something and can’t give up.
Perhaps you’ll agree with me that we can’t avoid doing some duties in our life. One of the things we’ll have to do is to pursue our dreams and careers. However, it is not easy to protect your dream and find a job that suits you best.
I believe finding a career that suits our true passion is very important. Ask yourself these questions, "What am I passionate about?" and “What do you always like to do?” You will discover what type of job suits you best by thinking about your interests.
For example, like a few students in MKP, if you’re serious about playing football and like to be a football player in the future, you’ll have to protect your dream and work extremely hard to make football your career. Although the training will be hard, you can’t give up because it’s your duty to protect your dream and career. Please don’t tell yourself you’re just a little bug. Please don’t quit your training and said football isn’t for you.
Like me, I dreamed to be a pilot when I was a small child. However, I haven’t protected my dream and my eyes. As a result, because I did NOTHING, I COULDN’T DO ANYTHING.
I finally had another dream when I was in secondary school. I wanted to be a teacher. When I was in university, I told myself that this time had to be different. I started to read hundreds of reference books, watch hours of videos and do a lot of part-time teaching to learn how to be a good teacher. When I left university, I realized my dream and became a teacher in a secondary school in Tin Shui Wai.
I guess we all need to be patient in pursuing our dreams and careers. We have to prepare ourselves very well for the chances in the future. We have to find our interests, know what we want to do as our careers, take up our responsibilities and just go for it!
Today, as a Careers Guidance teacher, I’m very pleased to have this opportunity to share with you my working experience and why we’ll have to be responsible for pursuing our dreams and careers.
This year, we’ll help you to learn different virtues and responsibility is one of them. Do you know what responsibility is? Is the word “responsibility” difficult for you? Perhaps I’d use another word “D-U-T-Y”. If we have a responsibility or a duty, we’ll have to do something and can’t give up.
Perhaps you’ll agree with me that we can’t avoid doing some duties in our life. One of the things we’ll have to do is to pursue our dreams and careers. However, it is not easy to protect your dream and find a job that suits you best.
I believe finding a career that suits our true passion is very important. Ask yourself these questions, "What am I passionate about?" and “What do you always like to do?” You will discover what type of job suits you best by thinking about your interests.
For example, like a few students in MKP, if you’re serious about playing football and like to be a football player in the future, you’ll have to protect your dream and work extremely hard to make football your career. Although the training will be hard, you can’t give up because it’s your duty to protect your dream and career. Please don’t tell yourself you’re just a little bug. Please don’t quit your training and said football isn’t for you.
Like me, I dreamed to be a pilot when I was a small child. However, I haven’t protected my dream and my eyes. As a result, because I did NOTHING, I COULDN’T DO ANYTHING.
I finally had another dream when I was in secondary school. I wanted to be a teacher. When I was in university, I told myself that this time had to be different. I started to read hundreds of reference books, watch hours of videos and do a lot of part-time teaching to learn how to be a good teacher. When I left university, I realized my dream and became a teacher in a secondary school in Tin Shui Wai.
I guess we all need to be patient in pursuing our dreams and careers. We have to prepare ourselves very well for the chances in the future. We have to find our interests, know what we want to do as our careers, take up our responsibilities and just go for it!
20 November 2010
An Unforgettable Interview with Reverend David Dean
5A CHUNG PUI LAM
5A FU HON LAP
5B CHAN CHING TING
5D HO CHUN SING
5E HO HING NING
5E MAK TSZ LAM
On 26 June, we went to Mong Fook Church in Mong Kok with our teacher and Dr. Michael Leung to interview a Reverend. His name is Rev. David Dean and we asked him lots of questions about Christianity, his work as a missionary, his family and how we should live a Christian life. Some of our questions are as follows:
1.As a Christian, what do you think about those so called “Pseudo Models” in Hong Kong?
2.As drug abuse among teenagers is getting serious, do you think Christianity can help solve such problem? Why?
3.Since pre-martial sex is more common among teenagers nowadays, how will you appeal them to stop doing this?
4.What will you advise us to overcome all difficulties in our daily lives?
5.How will you guide a teenager to follow Jesus?
6.Did you feel any pressure from other people when you became a missionary?
7.Why did you become a missionary? Anything happened in your life that made you want to become a missionary?
8.As a Reverend, what’s your opinion about honesty?
9.Is that possible to be honest all the time as a Reverend?
10.What do you think about white lies? Can you accept it?
11.Do you expect your sons to become Reverends? Do you have any expectations of their careers?
As you may imagine after viewing our questions, interviewing Rev. Dean was a totally new experience for us because we had never asked a Reverend so many questions. We were amazed by Rev. Dean’s answers because he answered our questions patiently and based on what the Bible says to share a lot of opinions with us about honesty, chastity and so on. We were eager to know more about his thoughts.
We all felt that nobody, except Rev. Dean, could share his views about different taboos like teen sex with us openly. We could learn from him about the ways we should do to be good Christians in this world. Now, we all understand that we should live like submarines in the ocean. We are in this world, but not of this world. We should follow the footsteps of Jesus Christ and determine to live a Christian life so that we can all be good witnesses of God to the world.
Was talking to him funny and meaningfully? Of course! It was an unforgettable morning to all of us. It would be great if we could talk to him again to share our ideas with each other once more.
4 November 2010
5C English Class Presentation
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Mind Reading!
Recently many people in Hong Kong talked a lot about Mind Reading. Now, we would like to show you how Mr. Lam, a mind reader, in ABC Secondary school used mind reading skills to stop his students from telling lies!
In fact, we may guess what people think by looking at their facial expressions and body language. Hope all of us could learn to be great mind readers and help other people someday!
28 October 2010
My Homepage (Beryl Chu 1D)
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My family and I
Hi! I’m Beryl. My friends always call me ‘OREO’ (But seriously, I really don’t know why!) I live in Hong Kong. I’m a secondary one students at MKP. I’m 12 years old and my birthday is on 6th March.
I have a younger brother called Micheal. He is two years younger than me. He is in primary four and he is a prefect. We’re not very close because we’re not in the same school and we go to our school by different means of transport.
My Hobbies
I lover surfing, cycling and watching TV. Micheal is keen on surfing too. Micheal loves playing GTA (GTA is a game). I always keep him company as I love playing GTA too. My Dad, Daniel, is a cook and my Mum is a housewife. Her name is Ivy.
During my free time, I always play MSN and Facebook. I also love reading my firnd’s ‘blogs’ but I hate blogging.
My weekend activities
On Sundays morning, my family and I always go to church. After that, we go back home and I have to do my homework. (You know, that’s life!)
13 October 2010
History Day - Lost in Ancient Egypt (13 October 2010)
Today is our school’s History Day (13 October 2010). With the help of the History and English teachers, small groups of S2, S4 and S5 students prepared eight English activities at the School Hall during lunchtime (1:25 pm – 2:05 pm) for our junior secondary students to understand more about ancient Egypt, speak in English and have fun.
The communicative, dynamic and creative activities were welcomed by the participants and nearly all S1 and S2 students joined the games. They had a lot of fun in using English to play the games with their peers and understand more about the life of the ancient Egyptians!
The communicative, dynamic and creative activities were welcomed by the participants and nearly all S1 and S2 students joined the games. They had a lot of fun in using English to play the games with their peers and understand more about the life of the ancient Egyptians!
11 October 2010
16 September 2010
Should the ‘Earth Hour’ be a practice or a moment? (7B Kiki Fong)
Earth Hour – a yearly campaign encouraging people to turn off lights for one hour is thought as a success. Some environmentalists suggest the activity should be held every month. Write an article for your school magazine saying why you think this is or is not a good idea.
Climate change can be considered as one of the harmful effects of global warming, which is also a global crisis that we should pay undivided attention. ‘Earth Hour’ is an annual campaign held by the World Wide Fund for Nature that aims at raising awareness of environmentalism. It is considered a decisive victory. Some environmentalists are discussing whether this movement should be made monthly rather than yearly. Yet, I am against this idea for the following reasons.
Firstly, making the ‘Earth Hour’ a monthly campaign may reduce its effectiveness. Clearly, a monthly ‘practice’ is much less appealing than a yearly ‘movement’. The ‘Earth Hour’ is a great achievement because the concept of ‘green city’ successfully strikes people by gathering countries to turn off their lights for an hour. People have been stunned by the difference and could realize the notion because they have experienced the difference between the hour of light-out and other bright nights. However, if it is done monthly, people would get used to it soon and the effect would fade out. Take the Olympic Games as an example, if this international sports festival were held yearly instead of every four years, it would not be that attractive and people would not care the event that much, so is the ‘Earth Hour’.
Another thing we should bear in mind is that a monthly ‘Earth Hour’ is actually not practical. Turning off the lights for a single hour is sweet. However, it will become annoying when it becomes many ‘hours’ as what we are facing is not just an hour of unusual blackout but hours of frequent blackout. Famous scenic spots, like the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Opera House in Sydney and the Big Ben in London would all turn off their lights to support the ‘Earth Hour’. If they all go dark every month, tourism would doubtless be affected. This is not a good sign to all cities. Very soon, people would feel great inconvenience caused and would abandon the movement.
Some enthusiasts have stated that turning off the lights once a month is not just a save-the-earth campaign but also a way to help solve the light pollution problem. Doubtless, switching off the lights for an hour every month simply has a symbolic meaning but really does little in solving the light pollution, needless to say climate change. Despite the support from the government and part of the commercial sector, there are still countless buildings in the city, staying bright and shiny throughout the night. Global warming cannot be easily solved by simply implementing the ‘Earth Hour’ campaign. Although it is a very great step in linking the world together to fight this global crisis, it is not the ultimate solution to the problem.
To tackle climate change, we must make a group effort. Education at school is essential. We must keep supporting the yearly ‘Earth Hour’ campaign, and also green groups like Greenpower and the Friends of the Earth. Our Earth’s future is in our hands. Together, we can make this single gloomy and dark night bright and green.
Climate change can be considered as one of the harmful effects of global warming, which is also a global crisis that we should pay undivided attention. ‘Earth Hour’ is an annual campaign held by the World Wide Fund for Nature that aims at raising awareness of environmentalism. It is considered a decisive victory. Some environmentalists are discussing whether this movement should be made monthly rather than yearly. Yet, I am against this idea for the following reasons.
Firstly, making the ‘Earth Hour’ a monthly campaign may reduce its effectiveness. Clearly, a monthly ‘practice’ is much less appealing than a yearly ‘movement’. The ‘Earth Hour’ is a great achievement because the concept of ‘green city’ successfully strikes people by gathering countries to turn off their lights for an hour. People have been stunned by the difference and could realize the notion because they have experienced the difference between the hour of light-out and other bright nights. However, if it is done monthly, people would get used to it soon and the effect would fade out. Take the Olympic Games as an example, if this international sports festival were held yearly instead of every four years, it would not be that attractive and people would not care the event that much, so is the ‘Earth Hour’.
Another thing we should bear in mind is that a monthly ‘Earth Hour’ is actually not practical. Turning off the lights for a single hour is sweet. However, it will become annoying when it becomes many ‘hours’ as what we are facing is not just an hour of unusual blackout but hours of frequent blackout. Famous scenic spots, like the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Opera House in Sydney and the Big Ben in London would all turn off their lights to support the ‘Earth Hour’. If they all go dark every month, tourism would doubtless be affected. This is not a good sign to all cities. Very soon, people would feel great inconvenience caused and would abandon the movement.
Some enthusiasts have stated that turning off the lights once a month is not just a save-the-earth campaign but also a way to help solve the light pollution problem. Doubtless, switching off the lights for an hour every month simply has a symbolic meaning but really does little in solving the light pollution, needless to say climate change. Despite the support from the government and part of the commercial sector, there are still countless buildings in the city, staying bright and shiny throughout the night. Global warming cannot be easily solved by simply implementing the ‘Earth Hour’ campaign. Although it is a very great step in linking the world together to fight this global crisis, it is not the ultimate solution to the problem.
To tackle climate change, we must make a group effort. Education at school is essential. We must keep supporting the yearly ‘Earth Hour’ campaign, and also green groups like Greenpower and the Friends of the Earth. Our Earth’s future is in our hands. Together, we can make this single gloomy and dark night bright and green.
23 July 2010
S1 - S2 Summer English Enrichment Class C (2009 - 2010)
The following S1 students have been admitted to the summer English enrichment class C:
1E34 YIP MAN HIM
1B11 PANG LOK YIU
1D29 LEUNG MING SUM
1B35 TONG SHEK PUI
1E35 YU CHIN WAI
1E15 MAN CHIN WAI
1D27 LEE KWOK HON
1D12 LAM FONG YEE
1E26 KOU KAI LAM
1D30 PANG CHAK MING
1E37 CHU PUI YING
1E31 LEUNG KA HO
All students please remember to report to Rm 605 at 9:55am on 2/8, 3/8, 6/8, 9/8, 10/8 & 11/8.
1E34 YIP MAN HIM
1B11 PANG LOK YIU
1D29 LEUNG MING SUM
1B35 TONG SHEK PUI
1E35 YU CHIN WAI
1E15 MAN CHIN WAI
1D27 LEE KWOK HON
1D12 LAM FONG YEE
1E26 KOU KAI LAM
1D30 PANG CHAK MING
1E37 CHU PUI YING
1E31 LEUNG KA HO
All students please remember to report to Rm 605 at 9:55am on 2/8, 3/8, 6/8, 9/8, 10/8 & 11/8.
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