ST. PAUL’S COLLEGE PRIMARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL REPORT 2011/2012
Contents
A. School Information P. 2 1. School Motto and Mission 2. College Council 3. Class structure 4. Facilities
B. Achievements and Reflection on Major Concerns P.3-6 1. Improve teaching and student learning 2. Strengthen student support 3. Sustain School improvement / development in line with the Primary School expansion plan from 18 to 24 classes
C. Our Learning and Teaching P.7-36 1. Curriculum Development 2. Development in Information Technology 3. Support for Student Development 4. Staff Development 5. Student Performance 6. Community Service
D. Financial Summary P.37
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A. School Information
1. School Motto and Mission The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom
The school is managed by the St. Paul’s College Council which is a body incorporated by special ordinance. The mission of the School as stated in the ordinance is: the offering to Hong Kong students of a modern, liberal education founded upon Christian principles, Protestant and Evangelical, as professed by the Sheng Kung Hui.
2. College Council The College Council is established under the St. Paul’s College Council Incorporation Ordinance. There are eighteen members in 2011-2012.
3. Class Structure St. Paul’s College Primary School is a whole-day primary boys’ school affiliated to St. Paul’s College, both under the Direct Subsidy Scheme. There are 6 levels from Junior Class 1 to Junior Class 6, with 3 classes at each level.
The number of pupils on roll in September 2011 stood at 551, with three classes per level from primary one to primary six.
4. Facilities Room / Venue No Classroom 18 Assembly Hall 1 Conference Room 2 Music Room 2 Computer Room 3 Library 1 Multi-purpose Activity Room 1 Language Room 1 Counselling Room 1 First-aid Room 1 Art/Science Room 1 Chapel 1 Playground 2 Tuckshop 1
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B. Achievements and Reflection on Major Concerns
1. Improve teaching and student learning
1.1 To enhance quality capabilities for e-learning, and teaching and learning
1.1.1 The intranet system was tested, upgraded and useful links were added to the different learning areas. 1.1.2 An e-payment system was put up and tested and is ready to launch. 1.1.3 An SMS system was launched for sending parents important messages. Teachers and parents found it effective. 1.1.4 A new server was set up to replace the old one. 1.1.5 A redundancy system was set up to back up the school’s computer server. 1.1.6 An online video server for Campus TV was set up.
1.2 To uphold the quality of student learning in all areas
1.2.1 The Chinese curriculum using Putonghua as the medium of instruction was reviewed. Pinyin skills and knowledge was strengthened to lay a good foundation for JC1 to JC3 students and prepare them for learning Chinese in Putonghua in full scale in JC4. 1.2.2 According to the TSA results, our students still have room for improvement in Speaking Assessment (Putonghua). Two Putonghua Teaching Assistants were deployed to enrich the language learning context for students. 1.2.3 The music curriculum in JC 6 was piloted using English as the medium of instruction in the last quarter to facilitate better acquisition of knowledge about western music and to foster a better linkage between music curriculum of both senior and primary schools.
1.3 To strengthen project learning in all subject areas
1.3.1 Peer assessment and self assessment in project learning were reviewed and improved. 1.3.2 Project presentation and display were strengthened.
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1.4 To strengthen self-regulated learning
1.4.1 The goal-setting and progress checking programmes in all subject areas were reviewed and improved. 1.4.2 Students were provided access to learning materials and extended study activities through the Intranet. Useful links were also added to strengthen self-regulated learning.
1.5 To implement a 5-year gifted education Programme
1.5.1 The Gifted Education Focus Group was established to plan, implement, co-ordinate, monitor and assess all the school-based gifted development programmes. 1.5.2 The Gifted Education Manual was in place. 1.5.3 Whole-class enrichment operation model (*Level 1A – see Appendix: Three-tiered Implementation Model) was implemented. Higher-order thinking questioning was used in the lesson, problem solving and critical thinking skills were strengthened to arouse students’ thinking and expand their scope of learning. 1.5.4 Whole-class domain-focused model (*Level 1B) was implemented. The Enhancement and Remedial Programme in English, Chinese and mathematics was reviewed. Students were carefully screened to enter the respective programme. 1.5.5 Pull-out programmes of generic nature (*Level 2A) were arranged. 1.5.6 Pull-out programmes for students with specific talents (*Level 2B) were arranged. 1.5.7 Off-site individualised support for the exceptionally gifted (*Level 3) was arranged.
1.6 To continue to foster good reading habit
1.6.1 Reading materials at different corners of the school for easy access to books and periodicals were provided and enriched. 1.6.2 Use of class library cabinet was encouraged. New books are added annually.
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1.7 To keep teachers abreast of education development
1.7.1 Two Senior Teachers completed a course for middle management. The other senior teachers will attend courses in the coming year. 1.7.2 Five sessions of group training for all teachers were arranged by the school.
2. Strengthen student support
2.1 To strengthen students’ sense of responsibility at home, in school, in the community, in their own country and in the world
2.1.1 The second cycle of the whole school guidance programme Phase 3 – Love Our Community was completed.
2.2 To strengthen class management and care given to students
2.2.1 The double class teacher system continued in J.C. 1 for one more year. Feedback from teachers and parents was positive.
2.3 To enhance teaching staff’s capability in catering for special educational needs (SEN) of students
2.3.1 Teachers were provided with necessary training opportunities in catering for SEN of students. 2.3.2 Two teachers completed courses on education of students with special educational needs. 2.3.3 Two more teachers will attend the above mentioned courses in 2012-2013.
3. Sustain School improvement / development in line with Primary School expansion plan from 18 to 24 classes. 3.1 Quality assurance in all aspects of the School
3.1.1 School Self-Evaluation (SSE) incorporating stakeholder surveys were completed. 3.2 Good maintenance of the current school building and its facilities
3.2.1 School used its own fund to repair the spalling concrete. Areas containing asbestos material were checked and labelled by certified consultant. Tuckshop area, the covered playground and Hall entrance were touched up.
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3.3 Relocation of the school from Hill Road to the Victoria Road new campus
3.3.1 School was allowed to attend the monthly meeting with the ArchSD and consultants. 3.3.2 Several site visits were arranged so far; the school was informed that the completion date would now be end of September 2012, a delay of 240 days. 3.4 Expansion of school size from 18 classes to 24 classes
3.4.1 Application to restructure the school size was sent in February 2012 the second time but was formally disapproved by the EdB in April. 99 students will be admitted in JC1 for application in the 2013-2014 school year; application for school expansion will be sent to the EdB again one year later.
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C. Our Learning and Teaching
1. Curriculum Development
The “Five-year Gifted Education Programme” has been our curriculum foci. To cater for our gifted learners, higher order thinking approach was adopted across learning disciplines. Moreover, extended activities and training programmes have been created and evaluated to enrich the learning experience of our boys.
Self-evaluation and curriculum improvement continued to be a crucial part. Since September 2007, our Curriculum Development Mistress has been visiting classes on a regular basis to give feedback to teachers on how to make teaching more interesting and effective.
This year, our enrichment programme in both mathematics and English covered J.C. 1 – J.C. 6 respectively. Boys were streamed and had lessons in relatively smaller groups once every week in order that the learnt material could be enhanced and consolidated.
Since September 2006, our J.C. 4 boys have been learning Chinese in Putonghua. Putonghua continued to be the medium of instruction in the teaching of Chinese in J.C. 4 to J.C. 6 in our school this year. We carefully monitored the performance of the boys both in the daily lessons and in assessments. With the help of two native-speaking Putonghua teachers in the lessons and extended activities, we found that students were more and more interested and confident in using Putonghua inside and outside the classroom.
Project learning has always been a core element in the learning of general studies. As part of our ongoing efforts to improve the learning experience for our students, project-learning and investigation skills continued to be adopted. Students were able to derive a wider range of skills from more focused projects. Students were encouraged to take part in different types of contests related to general studies, especially in environmental protection, history and science. They achieved excellent results.
Music teachers continued to carry out the “Programme for the Musically Gifted”, with an aim to stream students into various vocal, choral and instrumental training activities. “Creativity Workshop” was incorporated into the curriculum to foster creative and appreciative skills among our boys.
Christian ethics continued to be the foci of the religious education curriculum. The Headmistress, the panel chair of our religious education department and Chu Pui Hei, one of the head prefects, were privileged to represent the school to take part in the First Hong
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Kong Sheng Kung Hui Education Sunday in mid-September. To cultivate a sense of love and care among the boys, the school continued to join the St. John’s Cathedral Grand Raffle Ticket Sale, and the Blessed Food Short-term Food Assistance Service Project. The Christian teachers continued to set up a prayer-collection box to encourage students to pray for the needy and the people who suffered from diseases and were victims of disasters. More J.C. 4 to 6 boys were trained to be assembly leaders this year to lead the prayers and hymn singing to praise the Lord.
We aim to provide quality teaching and an ever-improving curriculum tailor made for our children in an all-round education setting.
2. Development in Information Technology
The integration of I.T. into daily teaching and the boys’ learning has always been a major concern in our school plan. To achieve this, we are committed to maintaining a high standard of equipment and facilities in the classrooms, the Multi-media Learning Centre and the Campus TV Studio. We started operating the SMS service which was well received by parents. In the following school year, we shall launch e-payment services in which parents can pay expenses for their boys via PPS or e-banking services.
3. Support for Student Development
The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups provided guidance and counselling service for our boys for the sixth year. Our Student Guidance Counsellors conducted talks and workshops in the Growth lessons and organised a series of seminars for teachers and parents. Each seminar focused on a different problem encountered by teachers and parents. The seminars were well received, and after the seminars, follow-up service was rendered to individual parents according to their needs.
To render support in catering for learner diversity, we worked hand in hand with ENT Laser Hearing & Speech Therapy Centre to provide speech training, the Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong to run the Understanding Adolescence Programme and HK EP Services Centre Ltd to conduct assessments and follow-up activities. Special homework and assessment policies were in place and reviewed every year in order that the boys who had special needs would be well accommodated.
The second cycle of our whole school guidance approach “Love Our Community” was launched. The Discipline and Guidance team implemented a series of activities to strengthen the boys’ role in serving their own families, the School and the community.
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Activities like “Ideal Community Gameboard Design Competition” and “A Place of Interest in Our Community – Model Making Competition” aimed to motivate the boys in taking up responsibility at home, in school and in the community as well as showing love to others. In line with the “Five–Year Gifted Education Programme”, the Gifted Education Taskforce was established. Different subject panel heads supported the Discipline and Guidance Team and designed tailor made learning programmes for the boys concerned.
4. Staff Development
In order to keep themselves abreast of the latest development in learning and teaching, subject knowledge, curriculum planning, information and technology, education policies, etc., teachers attended courses, seminars, workshops, briefing sessions and experience sharing sessions. Apart from engaging themselves in degree awarding courses individually, they participated in training sessions in small groups and as a whole school.
The topics included
Year of 2011
August Seminar on “How do we take care of SEN students in the lesson?” (Conducted in English)
December Workshop on Chiropractic Treatment
Year of 2012
February Workshop on Helping Students with Dyslexic and Academic Problems Peer Lesson Observation
March Staff Development for SKH School Teachers 2011-2012
April Workshop on Speech Therapy
May Workshop on Use of ‘Caran d’Arche’ Pigment Workshop on Sensory Integration Disorder and Learning
June Workshop on Pedagogies for Teaching Gifted Learners
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5. Student Performance
Chinese Language
The 63rd Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival (Cantonese Group) Solo Verse Speaking Lam Horris First 2A Leung John Second 1A Wong Man Chun Bernard Second 5C Chang Conrad Second 6A Wong Chin Fung Third 1A Cheng Ka Wai Third 1B Fok Merrick Third 3A Lui Man Lok Matthew Third 5C Chan Pak Yiu Third 6C
Prose Reading Chow Cheuk Hei First 1B Au Young Chik Huen First 5C
Storytelling (Cantonese) Cheung Yan Shek Second 2C
The 63rd Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival (Putonghua Group) Solo Verse Speaking Chiu Kwok Wai First 1C Chiu Kwok Sum First 4A Ko Man Hin Second 6C Cheung Yan Shek Third 2C Wong Hon Yin Third 5B Suen Siu Chung Third 6C
Prose Reading Chau Vincent Tsun Wei First 6B Leung Chun Kiu Third 1B Chan Alistair Chi Him Third 2A Cheung Yan Shek Third 2C Chiu Kwok Sum Third 4A
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The 16th Hong Kong Primary and Secondary School Penmanship Competition Chinese Primary (Intermediate) Yung Yee Ting Second 4A
“Love Beyond the Borders” Hong Kong Students Public Speaking Competition Primary (Cantonese) Group A Chiu Kwok Sum First 4A Lo Chung Hin Second 4A Chan Kwan Tao Anson Merit 3C
The 14th Hong Kong Primary and Secondary School Putonghua Public Speaking Competition 2012 Chiu Kwok Wai Distinction 1C Lo Chung Hin Distinction 4A
Hong Kong Children Story Telling Competition 2012 Junior Primary Cheung Yan Shek Second 2C
Shenzhen-Hong Kong Teenagers Calligraphy and Drawing Competition Lam Chak Hang Bronze Award 4A
The 12th Hong Kong School Putonghua Competition Prose Reading (Putonghua) Junior Primary Chiu Kwok Wai Fifth 1C
Primary School Students Public Speaking on Book Recommendation Competition Junior Primary Cheung Yan Shek Merit 2C
“Love Beyond the Borders” Hong Kong Chinese Penmanship Competition Family Group Yung Yee Ting First 4A Chui Man Chi Ryan Merit 4C
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The 7th Hong Kong Primary School and Kindergarten Putonghua Competition Primary 2 Cheung Yan Shek Third 2C
PTU Putonghua Competition 2012 Drama (Senior) Bronze Award Chiu Kwok Sum 4A Choi Hong Chun Adrian 4A Lee Man Kit 4C Wong Chun Hei 4C Chan Lik Wang 5C Hoo Ka Nam 6A
The 12th Hong Kong School Putonghua Competition Story Telling (Putonghua) Ko Man Hin Second 6C Chiu Kwok Sum Third 4A
The 7th Hong Kong Classic Stories, Short Novels and Poetry Performance Competition (2012) Solo Verse Speaking -Junior Lam Horris Second 2A
Tongue Twister (Putonghua) Chow Shing Hei First 2B
The Asian Inter-School Speech Competition 2011 Prose Reading Ng Yui Hin Second 2B
The 5th GAPSK Hong Kong Putonghua Speech Competition Classic Poetry Solo Li Chun Kit Third 2B
The 4th “Sunshine Cup” Children Talents Competition Story Telling (Putonghua) Leung Chun Kiu Second 1B
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Article Reading (Cantonese) Leung Chun Kiu Third 1B
English Language
The 63rd Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival Solo Verse Speaking P.1 & P. 2 Boys Class 51 Shu Ka Hang First 2B Lam Chun Lok Joseph Second 2C Ng Yui Hin Third 2B
Class 52 Lam Shue Tin Justin Second 2A Chow Cheuk Hei Third 1B Tsang Kai Cheuk Third 2A
P.3 Boys Class 53 Lee Abraham Alpha Third 3A Lee Ming Chau Third 3B Leong Yuen Ho Ivan Third 3C
P. 5 Boys Class 57 Au Young Chik Huen Second 5C Lee Hiu Yau Second 5C Kwan Tsz Him Damien Third 5A
Class 58 Wong Michael Ho Meng Third 5B
P. 6 Boys Class 59 Chang Conrad Third 6A
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Class 60 Chung Tsz Man Nicholas First 6C Cheng Justin Chun Yu Second 6B Yeung Cheuk Tung Third 6A Ko Man Hin Third 6C
Age 5 – 7 N1 Ng Yui Hin Second 2B
Prose Reading P.1 & P.2 Boys Class 167 Lam Horris First 2A
P.5 & P.6 Boys Class 169 Suen Siu Chung Third 6C
The Hong Kong Schools English Writing Contest 2012 Kan Ming Yin Merit 6B Lai Cheuk Fai Merit 6C
Hong Kong Creative Readers Award 2012 (Writing Competition) Category 3 Group1 Leung Cheuk Hang Jonathan Winner 6A
Inter-School Scrabble Championship 2012 (Primary Category) Second Leung Cheuk Hang Jonathan 6A Wang Ze Li 6B Liu Chun Sang 6C Suen Siu Chung 6C
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Mathematics
2011 Mathematics Invitational Competition – Nan Fang (Final Round, Hong Kong) Chu Tsz Chim James Bronze Award 5A
Hong Kong Joint Primary School Mathematics Competition 2011-2012 (Central & Western District) Overall First Chu Pui Hei Greg 6C Lai Cheuk Fai 6C Li Chak Cheung, Andy 6C
Overall Third Chau Vincent Tsun Wei 6B Cheng Vincent 6B Wang Ze Li 6B
Smart Mathematics First Keung Justin Cheuk Hay 6A Yeung Cheuk Tung 6A Suen Siu Chung 6C
Smart Mathematics Second Law Cheuk Yin 6B Law Man Ho 6B Lee Shing Hin 6B
Problem Solving First Lai Cheuk Fai 6C Li Chak Cheung Andy 6C
Little Master Maths Second Wang Ze Li 6B
Little Master Maths Third Chu Pui Hei Greg 6C
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Problem Solving (Hong Kong District) Second Lai Cheuk Fai 6C Li Chak Cheung Andy 6C
2012 ‘Huaxiabei’ National Mathematics Olympic Invitation Competition for Primary Schools 2012 (Hong Kong District) Primary Section Overall Third Group (JC 1) First Group (JC 5) Fourth Group (JC 4) Fifth Group (JC 2) Sixth
J.C.1 Chan Sze Ho 1st Class Honour 1B Chow Chung Yan 1st Class Honour 1C Wong Hayman Hei Ming 1st Class Honour 1C Chow Wang Ngai Jeffrey 2nd Class Honour 1A Ng Cheuk Lok 2nd Class Honour 1A Wai Pak Hei 2nd Class Honour 1A Chu Chun Hin 2nd Class Honour 1B Tam Ching Man Edmund 2nd Class Honour 1B Lee Ming Hin 2nd Class Honour 1C Tsui Jerry William 2nd Class Honour 1C Wan Tsz Kit 2nd Class Honour 1C Cheng Pak Ning Perrin 3rd Class Honour 1A Chow Wai Ching 3rd Class Honour 1C
J.C.2 Cho Chung Hei 1st Class Honour 2A Cheng Ki Lung 1st Class Honour 2B Mak Chun Lam 1st Class Honour 2B Lau Chun Hin 1st Class Honour 2C Chan Chun San Jeremy 2nd Class Honour 2A Lam Shue Tin Justin 2nd Class Honour 2A Lau Kwan Chun Ernest 2nd Class Honour 2A Lee Man Hoi 2nd Class Honour 2A Cheung Yan Shek 2nd Class Honour 2C Lam Chun Lok Joseph 2nd Class Honour 2C Lam Lok Him 3rd Class Honour 2B
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Lee Man Wai Adrian 3rd Class Honour 2B Lui Cheuk Lam 3rd Class Honour 2B Hui Chung Chak 3rd Class Honour 2C
J.C.3 Suen Cheuk Fai 1st Class Honour 3B Tsang Siu Kee 1st Class Honour 3B Chan Wing Chun 1st Class Honour 3C Leong Yuen Ho Ivan 1st Class Honour 3C Choi Chi Fung 2nd Class Honour 3A Lai Cheuk Yiu 2nd Class Honour 3A Ma Wesley Wai Yin 2nd Class Honour 3A Tsang Tsz Hin 2nd Class Honour 3A Wong Pak Man 2nd Class Honour 3A Tung Nok Hang Sullivan 3rd Class Honour 3A Leung Hoi Hei 3rd Class Honour 3B Sze Tin Long Saxon 3rd Class Honour 3C
J.C.4 Cheng Chi Him 1st Class Honour 4A Choi Ka Jeun 1st Class Honour 4B Yuen Ho Ching 1st Class Honour 4B Cheung Tang Him 1st Class Honour 4C Lee Man Kit 1st Class Honour 4C Wong Chun Hei 1st Class Honour 4C Ching Sheung Hung 2nd Class Honour 4A Chan Chak Tao 2nd Class Honour 4B Chan Chun Hay Harry 2nd Class Honour 4B Yang Man Nok 2nd Class Honour 4B Yueng Easy 2nd Class Honour 4B Chan Jason 2nd Class Honour 4C Wong Chak Sum 3rd Class Honour 4A Chau Kwan Pok 3rd Class Honour 4B Ho Cheuk Him 3rd Class Honour 4B
J.C.5 Sy Pak Ho Gordon Outstanding Award 5C Chean Ho Chi 1st Class Honour 5A Tsang Tsz Ho 1st Class Honour 5B
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Wong Hon Yin 1st Class Honour 5B Ng Kai Yui 2nd Class Honour 5A Yip Chun Wa 2nd Class Honour 5A Yeung Chun Yin 2nd Class Honour 5B Chow Tze Fung 2nd Class Honour 5C Tsui Wai Kiu Omar 2nd Class Honour 5C Wu Shang Zhi Brian 2nd Class Honour 5C Shum Hin Ho 3rd Class Honour 5C
J.C.6 Fu Ting Hin 1st Class Honour 6A Kan Ming Yin 1st Class Honour 6B Law Cheuk Yin 1st Class Honour 6B Law Man Ho 1st Class Honour 6B Wang Ze Li 1st Class Honour 6B Li Chak Cheung Andy 1st Class Honour 6C Keung Justin Cheuk Hay 2nd Class Honour 6A Yeung Cheuk Tung 2nd Class Honour 6A Lee Shing Hin 2nd Class Honour 6B Lai Cheuk Fai 2nd Class Honour 6C Suen Siu Chung 2nd Class Honour 6C Cheng Vincent 3rd Class Honour 6B
The 15th SKH Primary Schools Mathematics Olympics Group Result Seventh (Distination)
Individual (Competition) Li Chak Cheung Andy 1st Class Honour 6C
Individual (Games) Chau Vincent Tsun Wei 2nd Class Honour 6B Kan Ming Yin 2nd Class Honour 6B To Chi Hang 2nd Class Honour 6B Lai Cheuk Fai 2nd Class Honour 6C Law Cheuk Yin 3rd Class Honour 6B Lee Shing Hin 3rd Class Honour 6B Suen Siu Chung 3rd Class Honour 6C
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The 19th HK Primary Schools Mathematics Olympics J.C. 6 Kan Ming Yin Silver Award 6B Wang Ze Li Silver Award 6B Lee Shing Hin Bronze Award 6B To Chi Hang Bronze Award 6B Chu Pui Hei Greg Bronze Award 6C Lai Cheuk Fai Bronze Award 6C Li Chak Cheung Andy Bronze Award 6C
J.C. 5 Wong Hon Yin Gold Award 5B Sy Pak Ho Gordon Gold Award 5C Chean Ho Chi Silver Award 5A Wu Shang Zhi Brain Silver Award 5C Chan Wing Hei Bronze Award 5A Ng Kai Yui Bronze Award 5A Yip Chun Wa Bronze Award 5A Tsang Tsz Ho Bronze Award 5B Li Hiu Yau Bronze Award 5C
2012 Hong Kong & Macao Mathematical Olympiad Open Contest “HKMO Open” Primary Section Overall Fifth Group (J.C. 4) First Group (J.C. 5) Third Group (J.C. 1) Fourth Group (J.C. 2) Eighth
All Districts (Primary 5) Sy Pak Ho Gordon Second
Wan Tsz Kit Gold Award 1C Wong Hayman Hei Ming Gold Award 1C Chow Wang Ngai Jeffrey Silver Award 1A Tsui Jerry William Silver Award 1C Cheng Pak Ning Perrin Bronze Award 1A Kwan Chung Hei Bronze Award 1B
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Mak Chun Lam Gold Award 2B Chan Kin Tong Silver Award 2A Cho Chung Hei Silver Award 2A Lee Man Hoi Silver Award 2A Cheng Ki Lung Silver Award 2B Cheung Yan Shek Silver Award 2C Lee Man Wai Adrian Bronze Award 2B Lau Chun Hin Bronze Award 2C
Suen Cheuk Fai Gold Award 3B Leong Yuen Ho Ivan Gold Award 3C Tsang Tsz Hin Silver Award 3A Sze Tin Long Saxon Silver Award 3C Choi Chi Fung Bronze Award 3A Lai Cheuk Yiu Bronze Award 3A Ma Wesley Wai Yin Bronze Award 3A Tung Nok Hang Sullivan Bronze Award 3A Ho Ryan Ka Hin Bronze Award 3B Lee Jasper Yee Jing Bronze Award 3B
Cheng Chin Him Gold Award 4A Choi Ka Jeun Gold Award 4B Cheung Tang Him Gold Award 4C Lee Man Kit Gold Award 4C Wong Chun Hei Gold Award 4C Yeung Easy Silver Award 4B Yuen Ho Ching Silver Award 4B Ching Sheung Hung Bronze Award 4A
Wong Hon Yin Gold Award 5B Yeung Chun Yin Gold Award 5B Chean Ho Chi Silver Award 5A Ng Kai Yui Silver Award 5A Wu Shang Zhi Brian Silver Award 5C Tsang Yee Lap Timothy Bronze Award 5A Yip Chun Wa Bronze Award 5A Tsang Tsz Ho Bronze Award 5B
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Lai Cheuk Fai Gold Award 6C Keung Justin Cheuk Hay Silver Award 6A Kan Ming Yin Silver Award 6B Wang Ze Li Silver Award 6B Li Chak Cheung Andy Silver Award 6C Law Cheuk Yin Bronze Award 6B
The 9th Mathematics Trail Contest 2012 (Invitation) Group Merit Cheng Vincent 6B Kan Ming Yin 6B Law Cheuk Yin 6B Law Man Ho 6B To Chi Hang 6B
“Huaxiabei” National Mathematics Olympic Invitation Competition (Second Round) 2012 J.C.1 Wong Hayman Hei Ming Outstanding Award 1C Chan Sze Ho 1st Class Honour 1B Chow Chung Yan 1st Class Honour 1C Wan Tsz Kit 1st Class Honour 1C Cheng Pak Ning Perrin 2nd Class Honour 1A Ng Cheuk Lok 3rd Class Honour 1A Chu Chun Hin 3rd Class Honour 1B Chow Wai Ching 3rd Class Honour 1C
J.C.2 Mak Chun Lam 1st Class Honour 2B Lam Shue Tin Justin 2nd Class Honour 2A Lee Man Wai Adrian 2nd Class Honour 2B Lau Chun Hin 2nd Class Honour 2C Lui Cheuk Lam 3rd Class Honour 2B Hui Chung Chak 3rd Class Honour 2C Lam Chun Lok Joseph 3rd Class Honour 2C
J.C.3 Ma Wesley Wai Yin 1st Class Honour 3A Tung Nok Hang Sullivan 1st Class Honour 3A
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Chan Wing Chun 1st Class Honour 3C Tsang Siu Kee 2nd Class Honour 3B
J.C.4 Cheng Chi Him 1st Class Honour 4A Yuen Ho Ching 1st Class Honour 4B Cheung Tang Him 1st Class Honour 4C Wong Chun Hei 1st Class Honour 4C Ho Cheuk Him 2nd Class Honour 4B Yang Man Nok 2nd Class Honour 4B
J.C.5 Yip Chun Wa 2nd Class Honour 5A Yeung Chun Yin 2nd Class Honour 5B Chow Tze Fung 3rd Class Honour 5C
J.C.6 Fu Ting Hin 2nd Class Honour 6A Kan Ming Yin 2nd Class Honour 6B Law Cheuk Yin 2nd Class Honour 6B Law Man Ho 2nd Class Honour 6B Suen Siu Chung 2nd Class Honour 6C
“Huaxiabei” National Mathematics Olympic Invitation Competition (Final) 2012 J.C.1 Chan Sze Ho 2nd Class Honour 1B Wan Tsz Kit 2nd Class Honour 1C Cheng Pak Ning Perrin 3rd Class Honour 1A
J.C.2 Mak Chun Lam 2nd Class Honour 2B Lau Chun Hin 3rd Class Honour 2C
J.C.5 Chow Tze Fung 2nd Class Honour 5C
J.C.6 Law Man Ho 2nd Class Honour 6B
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The 8th Central, Western & Southern District Mathematics Invitation Competition Group First Kan Ming Yin 6B To Chi Hang 6B Wang Ze Li 6B Chu Pui Hei Greg 6C Lai Cheuk Fai 6C Li Chak Cheung Andy 6C
Merit Chean Ho Chi 5A Hui Pak Wai 5A Yip Chun Wa 5A Wong Hon Yin 5B Sy Pak Ho Gordon 5C Wu Shang Zhi Brain 5C
Individual Sy Pak Ho Gordon First 5C
Li Chak Cheung Andy Third 6C
To Chi Hang Merit 6B
The 8th Senior Primary Mathematics Invitation Competition Satisfaction Award Fu Ting Hin 6A Keung Justin Cheuk Hay 6A Yeung Cheuk Tung 6A Cheng Vincent 6B Law Cheuk Yin 6B
Hong Kong Primary Mathematics Competition 2012 Preliminary round To Chi Hang 2nd Class Honour 6B Chu Pui Hei Greg 2nd Class Honour 6C Li Chak Cheung Andy 2nd Class Honour 6C Lai Cheuk Fai 3rd Class Honour 6C
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Finals Chau Vincent Tsun Wei Merit 6B Law Cheuk Yin Merit 6B To Chi Hang Merit 6B Chu Pui Hei Greg Merit 6C Lai Cheuk Fai Merit 6C Li Chak Cheung Andy Merit 6C
2012 Hong Kong Primary Schools Mathematics Contest To Chi Hang 6B Calculation Skill 2nd Class Honour Overall Performance (Individual) 1st Class Honour
Wang Ze Li 6B Calculation Skill 3rd Class Honour Overall Performance (Individual) 1st Class Honour
Lai Cheuk Fai 6C Calculation Skill 3rd Class Honour Overall Performance (Individual) 1st Class Honour
Li Chak Cheung Andy 6C Overall Performance (Individual) 1st Class Honour
“Huabei” National Mathematics Olympic Competition for Primary Schools 2012 (Hong Kong Round) Yeung Easy 1st Class Honour 4B
General Studies
Science Knowledge Quiz of Hong Kong Budding Scientists Award Chow Ching Yin 1st Class Honour 5A Chan Ching Him 1st Class Honour 6A To Chi Hang 1st Class Honour 6B Cheng Hoi Fung 2nd Class Honour 5B Wong Yee Chun 3rd Class Honour 5A
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Hong Kong Budding Scientists Award 2011 / 12 Third Most Creative Proposal Award Best Interview Report Chow Ching Yin 5A Wong Yee Chun 5A Cheng Hoi Fung 5B Chan Ching Him 6A To Chi Hang 6B
Hong Kong Inter-School Solar Advancement Challenge Wong Yee Chun Merit 5A Yeung Chau Hon Merit 5A Ng Tsun Wai Merit 5B Chan Tsz Ngai Merit 5C Lee Hiu Yau Merit 5C
The 15th Primary Science Project Exhibition Merit Chow Ching Yin 5A Wong Yee Chun 5A Cheng Hoi Fung 5B Chow Tze Fung 5C Chan Ching Him 6A To Chi Hang 6B Chung Tsz Man Nicholas 6C
Chinese History and National Education Quiz Individual Tsang Yee Lap Timothy Second 5A
Group First Chow Ching Yin 5A Tsang Yee Lap Timothy 5A Yam Yat Hin 5A Tsui Wai Kiu Omar 5C Kwok Hay Yan Daniel 6A Lai Lok Chi Ritchie 6A
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Wong King Hung 6A Ko Man Hin 6C Lam Man Lok 6C Lam Tsz Lung 6C
Music
The 4th Hong Kong Students Open Music Competition 2011 Singing – Grade 3 To Hiu Yi Brandon Second 2C
Da Vinci Hong Kong & Shenzhen Teenagers Piano Open Competition Piano Grade 7 Leung Hok Kei Distinction 5A
Grade 2 Leung Hok Yin Fourth 2B
The 16th St Cecilia International Music Competition 2011 Piano Grade 7 Leung Hok Kei First 5A
Grade 2 Leung Hok Yin Distinction 2B
Hong Kong Youth Music Interflows String Orchestra (Primary) Distinction Hong Kong Chinese Arts Festival Internationals Music & Arts Competition Bach Intermediate Leung Hok Kei Gold 5A
Piano Grade 2 Leung Hok Yin Silver 2B
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Hong Kong Schools Putonghua Speech and Art Competition (2012) Singing (Junior Primary) Chiu Kwok Wai Champion 1C
Singing (Senior Primary) Chiu Kwok Sum Champion 4A
The 64th Hong Kong Schools Music Festival Harmonica Junior Yip Chun Hei First 5A
Boys Voice Solo Chinese Songs (Age 10 or under) Yeung Yeuk Lai First 4A Chiu Kwok Sum Third 4A
English Songs (Age 7 – 9) Chan Kin Tong Third 2A To Hiu Yi Brandon Third 2C
English Songs (Age 14 or under) Chan Ching Him Third 6A
Children Solo (Age 5 - 6) Chiu Kwok Wai Distinction 1C
Church Music Singing in Chinese Senior Choir Second
Church Music Singing in Chinese (Age 9 or under) Junior Choir Merit
Descant recorder (Age 10 or under) Cheng Chi Him First 4A
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Piano Solo Grade I Chow Ho Lam Third 2A
Grade ll Leung Hok Yin First 2B Lam Chun Lok Joseph Second 2C Chan Pak Guan Third 1A Yip Cheuk Chun Third 2C
Grade III So Long Yin First 2C Wong Ho Yin Second 3B Tam Yat Isaac Honours 2C
Grade V Cheng Ki Lung Second 2B Leung Hok Kei Second 5A Bow Vincent Jun Yuan Third 6B
Cello Solo Primary - Junior Leung Chi Sum Arthur Second 6A
Primary – Intermediate Tse Long Heng Ronnie Third 5B
Violin Grade II Chan Chun Ho Third 3C Grade V Chan Chun Hei Honours 5A
Trumpet Primary – Junior Chan Cai Yau Andrew Second 4B
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PTU Putonghua Competition 2012 Primary Choir (Primary 1-3) Silver
Primary Choir (Primary 4-6) Gold
Solo Singing - Junior J.C. 1 Chiu Kwok Wai Silver 1C
J.C. 2 Chan Kin Tong Silver 2A Cheung Yan Shek Silver 2C To Hiu Yi Brandon Silver 2C
J.C. 3 Wong Ho Yin Silver 3C Lau Cheuk To Ethan Bronze 3A
Solo Singing – Senior J.C. 4 Chiu Kwok Sum Gold 4A Yeung Yeuk Lai Bronze 4A
J.C. 5 Tsui Wai Kiu Omar Silver 5C Wu Shang Zhi Brian Silver 5C
J.C. 6 Ko Man Hin Gold 6C Chan Ching Him Silver 6A Lee Shing Hin Silver 6B
The 7th Hong Kong Classic Stories, Short Novels and Poetry Performance Competition (2012) Putonghua Solo (Primary) Lam Horris Second 2A
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Talent Cup – Poetry, Singing and Tongue Twister Chow Shing Hei Gold 2B
Sports
Inter School Football Competition Football Team Fourth
Hong Kong Island West Inter-Primary Schools Football Competition (2011-2012) Football Team Fourth
Aberdeen Technical School Football Invitation Competition Football Team Second
Aberdeen Technical School Table-tennis Invitation Competition Table Tennis Team Fourth
Hong Kong Island West Inter-Primary Schools Table-tennis Competition (2011-2012) Table Tennis Team Top Eight
Lui Ming Choi College Badminton Invitation Competition Badmintion Team Second
Hong Kong Island West Inter-Primary Schools Badminton Competition (2011-2012) Badmintion Team Second Lam Ching Wai 4A Ng Kai Yui 5A Chan Tsz Tung Chris 5B Hoo Ka Nam 6A Yip Cheuk Wing 6C
Hong Kong Island West Inter-Primary Schools Swimming Gala (2011-2012) Boys Team Boys B Grade Overall Champion Boys A Grade Overall Second
50M Free Style Kwan Tsz Him Damien Fifth 5A
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Wu Ho Fei Fifth 5A Lai Wing Fung Sixth 5B Lai Cheuk Fai Sixth 6B
50M Breast Stroke Lai Wing Fung Second 5B Cheung Chun Ho Second 6C Yip Cheuk Wing Fifth 6C Fung King Hei Sixth 5A
50M Back Stroke Wu Ho Fei Second 5A Lam Chak Hang Third 5B Lai Cheuk Fai Third 6C Tse Long Heng Ronnie Eighth 5B
50M Butterfly Stroke Yip Chanah Michael Chak Fung Third 5C Chan Wing Hei Fourth 5A Lau Yin Ting Seventh 5B
100M Free Style Lam Chak Hang Third 5B Yip Chanah Michael Chak Fung Third 5C Bow Vincent Jun Yuan Sixth 6B Chau Kwan Pok Seventh 4B
100M Breast Stroke Cheung Chun Ho Second 6C Yip Cheuk Wing Fifth 6C
4X50M Freestyle Relay Boys B Grade Champion Boys A Grade Second
HK Island and Kowloon Region Inter-Area Primary Schools Swimming Gala 100M Free Style Lam Chak Hang Fifth 5B
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50M Butterfly Stroke Lai Wing Fung Seventh 5B
4X50M Medley Relay Cheung Chun Ho Second 6C
Age Group Long Course Swimming Competition 200M Free Style (Age 10 or under) Yip Chanah Michael Chak Fung First 5C
100M Butterfly Stroke (Age 10 or under) Yip Chanah Michael Chak Fung Second 5C
200M Medley (Age 10 or under) Yip Chanah Michael Chak Fung Third 5C
Age Group Short Course Swimming Competition 200M Butterfly Stroke (Age 11-12) Yip Chanah Michael Chak Fung Second 5C
Division 2 Heat 2 200M Free Style (Age 9 - 10) Yip Chanah Michael Chak Fung Second 5C
Division 2 Heat 3 200M Medley (Age 9 - 10) Yip Chanah Michael Chak Fung Third 5C
Division 1 Heat 1 200M Free Style Yip Chanah Michael Chak Fung First 5C
Hong Kong Island West Inter-Primary Schools Athletic Competition (2011-2012) Boys Team Boys C Grade Second Boys B Grade Second
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Boys C Grade 60M Li Ngo Hang Fourth 4B
100M Yang Man Nok Fourth 4B
4x100M Relay Second
Boys B Grade 100M Cheng Lok Kan Champion 5B
High Jump Chow Luzern Second 5C
4x100M Relay Champion
Boys A Grade 100M Li Chun Yin Fourth 6B
Hong Kong Inter-Primary Schools Fencing Competition Boys A Grade Team Fourth Boys B Grade Team Sixth
HK Island and Kowloon Region Primary Schools Sports Award Silver School
Hong Kong Roller Speed Skating Open Championships Division 2 250M Ng Kin Ming First 3B
Skating Olympics 2012 Ng Kin Ming Second 3B
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Information Technology
The 9th I-Cube Quiz (2010-2011) The Best Ten Schools Award Hong Kong West Second Primary 3 Champion Tam Yat Isaac 1C Suen Cheuk Fai 2B Cheng Chi Him 3B Wong Hon Yin 4B Li Chak Cheung Andy 5C Lee Gordon Ka Yeung 6A
Jr, First Lego League Certificate of Commendation Wong Chin Fung 1A Yu Chin To 2A Du Hang Yeung 2C Law Pok Yin 3C
Information Technology Challenge Award Chui Man Yin Gold Award 5A Yip Chun Wa Gold Award 5A Chan Chun Ngok Osten Gold Award 5B Cheng Hoi Fung Gold Award 5B Leung Ka Hei Gold Award 5B Lee Hiu Yau Gold Award 5C Chan Wing Hei Silver Award 5A Lau Yin Ting Silver Award 5B Wu Shang Zhi Brian Silver Award 5C
Visual Arts
The 1st ‘Talent Cup’ Hong Kong Teenagers and Children Arts Competition – Western Painting (Junior Primary) Chan Sze Ho First 1B
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The 13th Chinese Zodiac Design Competition Cheung Hon Lam The Most Creative Award 2A
‘Love and Growth’ Project Racial Integration T-Shirt Design Competition (Primary School Division) Cheung King Nok Third 3C
“The Art of Light” Hong Kong Schools Design Competition (Primary School Division) Coloured Light Bulb Design Law Man Chak Anson Merit 3C
The 14th Asian Children Drawing Competition Hui Pak Wai Third 5A
Community Youth Club The Best CYC Member Award Wong Ho Ching Anson 6A
‘Greening for the Chest’ Charity Plant Sale (Hong Kong) All Districts Silver Award Central & Western District First
Library
The 9th Reading Billboard - Bookmark Design Competition Parent and Child Division Chau Ming Nam Second 3C
Others The 4th Sheng Kung Hui ‘Go’ Chess Competition Cho Chung Hei First 2A
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The ‘Yanjing’ Cup Hong Kong Schools ‘Go’ Chess Competition 2011 J.C. 2 Cho Chung Hei Third 2A
The 2nd HK Talent Star Hong Kong Speech Talent Competition P.1-2 Speech (Putonghua) Ip Long Hei Second 2C
P.3-4 Speech (Putonghua) Ip Long Ching Second 3B
6. Community Service
1. CYC Members led by Mrs. Chung Lo Yuen Man and Miss Leung Wan Yi - Flower Sale for Charity
2. Voluntary Service Group led by Mrs. Ho Tai Sau Man and Mr. Wong Ying Kit - Caring Visit The Hong Kong Society for the Blind & Ebenezer Care and Attention Home
3. Whole School - Dress Special Day, coordinated by Mr. Lau Wai Man, Deputy Head - Red Packet Donation, coordinated by Mr. Lau Wai Man, Deputy Head, to a. Guang Dong Province Remote Area Education Relief Fund b. Oxfam - Flag sale for Hong Kong Blind Union, coordinated by Mrs. Ho Tai Sau Man and Mr. Wong Ying Kit - A learning trip – Paul’s Action – Qing Yuan, China, coordinated by Hong Kong Young Women’s Christian Association and Mrs Yvonne Chan, Mr Hui Man Shui, Miss Lam Yuk Fun
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D. Financial Summary
ST. PAUL’S COLLEGE PRIMARY SCHOOL FINANCIAL SUMMARY ~ 2010-2011
Government Non-Government Funds Funds INCOME DSS Subsidy (including government grants not 58.8% N.A. subsumed in the DSS unit rate payable to schools) School Fees N.A. 40.9% Donations, if any N.A. 0% Other Income, if any N.A. 0.3% Total 58.8% 41.2%
EXPENDITURE Staff Remuneration 80.9% Operational Expenses (including those for Learning and 8.9% Teaching) Fee Remission / Scholarship 4.5% Repairs and Maintenance 0.3% Depreciation 5.4% Miscellaneous 0% Total 100%
Surplus/Deficit for the School Year # 6.2 months of the annual expenditure
Accumulated Surplus/Deficit in the Operating 14.4 months of the annual expenditure Reserve as at the End of the School Year #
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