1 SCHOOL HYMN

Father in Heav’n who lovest all, O help Thy children when they call, That they may build from age to age An undefiled heritage.

Teach us to bear the yoke in youth, With steadfastness and careful truth, That in our time Thy grace may give The truth whereby the nations live.

Teach us to look in all our ends On Thee for judge, and not our friends, That we, with Thee, may walk uncowed By fear or favour of the crowd.

Teach us the strength that cannot seek By deed or thought, to hurt the weak, That, under Thee, we may possess Man’s strength to comfort man’s distress.

Teach us delight in simple things And mirth that has no bitter springs, Forgiveness free of evil done And love to all men ‘neath the sun.

2 3 OUR MISSION

4 5 6 7 DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL FOUNDATION LIMITED

As an institution with a strong heritage of pursuing excellence whilst providing a holistic education of the highest calibre for all boys regardless of their background, DBS constantly aspires to preserve and advance its vision and mission. To achieve the finest results, whether in service, leadership, character building, academics, sports, music, or the arts, our boys benefit from having full access to proper resources and support. The financial challenge thus imposed is substantial and recurring. DBS Foundation was established in 2012 to ensure that our School will continue to have sustainable resources available to advance, enhance, and promote all aspects of education for future generations of DBS boys.

Through DBS Foundation, we hope to pioneer and promote the culture of giving within the DBS community, and eventually throughout the field of education.

8 9 THE VISION of THE SCHOOL

The vision of the School is to equip our students with sound knowledge, worthy qualities, dynamic social and technical skills to become contributors to society and leaders with integrity in a diverse and ever- changing world.

10 11 THE MISSION of THE SCHOOL

The mission of the School is to provide a liberal education based on Christian principles. To realise this stated mission, the School has set the following objectives:

l To offer a balanced education for the development of the whole person through effective means and strategies l To provide opportunities for the development of good character based on Christian principles. Our students are expected to embrace the following qualities: trustworthiness, a sense of responsibility, fairness and social awareness l To continue the school tradition l To help our students acquire critical thinking and creative skills l To cultivate self-respect and self-esteem through relevant activities so that our students value integrity, discipline, industry and gratitude l To equip our students to become life-long learners

12 13 CONTENTS

OUR MISSION OUR Governance OUR WORK OUR PLAN

06 The Foundation’s Mission 21 About DBS Foundation 34 Fundraising Functions of 49 Our Projects 08 The Vision of the School 22 Our Directors the Foundation 55 The Way Forward 10 The Mission of the School 24 Our Sub-committees 36 Total Funds Raised 62 Extracts from Financial Statements 14 Message from the Chairman 37 Endowment 67 Investment Report 15 Message from the Headmaster 38 Annual Giving 68 Tiers of Recognition 16 Message from the Headteacher, 39 Foundation Events 88 How You Can Support DBS Foundation Primary Division 16 Message from the Chief Administrator of Foundation Office

14 15 MESSAGE MESSAGE from from THE THE CHAIRMAN HEADMASTER

The Most Revd. Ronnie Cheng Dr. Paul Kwong Class of ‘83

Archbishop of Hong Kong DBS has a long history of academic excellence and extra- It has been my pleasure to chair another fruitful year for curricular prowess, galvanised by a strong spirit connecting DBS Foundation. We have benefited from the continuous current and past students. We recognise and respect each support from our Old Boys, parents and friends. A special other’s differences within an environment which enables thanks to our directors and our sub-committee members students to excel in their respective areas of strength. The who have shown extraordinary commitment throughout generosity of our Old Boys, parents and friends of DBS the year. through their contribution to DBS Foundation has provided the necessary resources which enable students to reach We hope that you will enjoy reading this third Foundation their full potential. On behalf of the School, I wish to thank report and continue to support our work. you for your dedication to the Diocesan family and your continued support of DBS Foundation.

16 17 With the support of DBS Teaching (ISATT) in Spain to Foundation, the PD was able to keep abreast of the most updated undertake and complete a number trend in education and teaching of long-awaited projects which strategies. included replacing all classroom furniture from G1 to G6, refurbishing In addition, the Foundation had the foyer of the assembly hall to also undertaken the sponsorship turn it into a “Hall of Trophies”, of the PD Students’ Art Support acquiring new heated trolleys to Programme so that the works of our improve the quality of student boys can be displayed at different catering and purchasing over 200 public venues for appreciation by iPads to promote e-learning in the local community. Grade 4 and Visual Arts lessons. The support of the Foundation has Our teaching staff were also given enabled the PD to keep abreast the opportunity to participate with the times and to face new Message from the Headteacher, in the Harvard Project Zero challenges. I would like to thank Primary Division Classroom which is a programme the donors and the Foundation for Phyllis Lo to enable teachers to develop their generous support! new approaches to planning and make informed decisions about instruction, and the 18th Biennial Conference on Teachers and

I am privileged to be a member of facility upgrade, development of the DBS community. the STEAM curriculum and small class teaching in order to assist Having served the Foundation as its the school in achieving its mission Chief Administrator for 15 months of providing a balanced education I appreciate by now that the term for the development of the whole “DBS Spirit” is not just a vague person. conceptual slogan but, at least in one aspect, represents strong The year 2019 will mark the support and commitment from old 150th Anniversary of DBS and boys, parents, staff members and a steering committee has been friends of DBS alike whenever formed to organise a variety of support and assistance are needed. commemorative events. The success of the Class Reunions, I would like to take this opportunity Endowment Sharing Events, Donor to thank the Chairman, the Appreciation Receptions and Directors and members of the Message from the Chief various musical performances and various sub-committees for their Administrator of Foundation Office other events are fine examples of invaluable guidance which they Daisy Chow the “DBS Spirit” in action. have given me.

During the 2016-17 school year, the Foundation was able to support the school in the areas of

18 19 OUR Governance

20 21 About DBS Foundation

The Foundation is a company limited by guarantee incorporated on 7th December 2012. The management and administration of the Foundation is shared between five Sub-committees, each reporting directly to the Board of Directors.

The Sub-committees are: Governance and Accountability

l Audit The Foundation has commissioned an l Endowment and international accounting firm to assist Administration in developing the appropriate policies l Events and Development and procedures for its governance l Investment and operation, including those relating l Publicity and Public Relations to fundraising events. The Endowment and Administration Sub-committee has separately set up a Vetting Panel to oversee the acceptance of donations and make recommendations to the Board of Directors. The Foundation recognises that it is of utmost importance that donors and supporters are aware of how their contributions are utilised. Accounts of the Foundation are published on an annual basis.

22 23 Our Directors

Archbishop Paul Kwong is Archbishop of Hong Kong, Mr. Cheng is Headmaster of Diocesan Boys’ School. Mr. Lee is a member of the DBS School Committee. Mr. Lee is a solicitor with over 30 years experience in Chairman and Supervisor of School Committee He is an Old Boy and previously served as the Deputy He is the Managing Director and Chief Executive the legal profession, and was a partner and consultant of Diocesan Boys’ School, The Most Venerable Headmaster, IB Coordinator, Head of Music as well Officer of Lippo Limited. He is active in public service in one of Hong Kong’s leading law firms. He now Order of St. John of Jerusalem (CStJ), Chairman of as having taught in the School’s English Department. and currently serves as a member of the Board of serves as an advisor to a number of private companies The Anglican Consultative Council of the Anglican Mr. Cheng also serves on the council of various Trustees of the Hospital Authority Provident Fund and organisations. Communion, and Member of the 12th Chinese People’s educational, cultural, academic, sports and arts Scheme, a member of the Appeal Boards Panel Political Consultative Conference. Archbishop Paul was institutions. (Education) as well as a member of the Public Service consecrated to the Holy Order of Bishop on 25th March Commission. 2006 and installed as the Second Anglican Archbishop of Hong Kong on 26th September 2007.

Dr. Pang is a retired Judge of the Court of First Mr. Jat is a Senior Counsel in private practice. Mr. Li is a former Director of Education of Mr. Ngai is a Director and Managing Partner of Instance, High Court, and a former chairman of He is currently a member of the Research Advisory Hong Kong. He is an independent director of McKinsey & Company Hong Kong. He is an advisor to the Electoral Affairs Commission. He currently chairs Council of the Our Hong Kong Foundation. the Foundation. a number of Hong Kong government committees, and the Diocesan Boys’ School Primary Division Active in public service, he was formerly a Recorder of serves on the boards and committees of a number of Sub-committee. the Court of First Instance of the High Court, Chairman non-profit organisations. He is a of the Independent Police Complaints Council, former chairperson of the DBSPD-Parents Chairperson of the Minimum Wage Commission, as Teacher Association. well as various government and public advisory bodies.

24 25 Our SUB- COMMITTEES

AUDIT SUB-COMMITTEE EVENTS AND DEVELOPMENT Mr. JAT Sew Tong, S.B.S., S.C., J.P. ‘82 (Convenor) SUB-COMMITTEE Ms. Susan LEUNG Mr. Rin LEE Ching Kwok ’66 (Convenor) Ms. Nancy TSE, J.P. Dr. LUI Siu Fai, M.H., J.P. ‘70 (Foundation Events Convenor) Mr. Lawrence Kam Kee YU, S.B.S., M.B.E., J.P. ‘64 (Special Events Convenor) ENDOWMENT AND ADMINISTRATION Endowment Working Group Mr. Horace CHAN ‘66 SUB-COMMITTEE Dr. Kingsley CHAN ‘95 Mr. Ronnie CHENG Kay Yen ‘83 Dr. PANG Kin Kee, S.B.S. ’64 (Convenor) Mr. Jason CHIU ‘88 Mr. Jason CHIU ‘88 Dr. Kingsley CHAN ‘95 Mr. Stanford KUO ‘77 Mr. JAT Sew Tong, S.B.S., S.C., J.P. ‘82 Mr. Ronnie CHENG Kay Yen ‘83 Mr. Andrew KWONG ’83 Ms. Phyllis LO Mr. Jason CHIU ‘88 Mr. Sunny LEE, J.P. ‘77 Mr. Stanford KUO ‘77 Mr. John LI ‘75 INVESTMENT SUB-COMMITTEE Mr. Andrew KWONG ‘83 Mr. Patrick TSANG ‘89 Mr. John LEE Luen Wai, B.B.S., FCA, J.P. (Convenor) Mr. Alan LAI Nin, G.B.S., J.P. ‘71 Mr. Joseph WAN ‘86 Mr. Robert G. KOTEWALL ‘71 Mr. Sunny LEE, J.P. ‘77 Mr. Joseph Luc NGAI ‘92 Mr. John LI ‘75 Annual Giving Programme Working Group Mr. Michael TSANG ‘83 Ms. Phyllis LO Dr. PANG Kin Kee, S.B.S. ’64 (Convenor) Mr. Isaac VUN ‘94 Mr. Joseph Luc NGAI ‘92 Mr. Gabriel CHAN ‘95 Mr. V. Nee YEH ‘76 Deputy Judge Siu Tung POON Mr. Ronnie CHENG Kay Yen ‘83 Mr. Patrick TSANG ‘89 Ms. Carol CHEUNG PUBLICITY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS Mr. Isaac VUN ‘94 Mr. Kinson CHEUNG SUB-COMMITTEE Mr. Joseph WAN ‘86 Mr. Stanford KUO ‘77 Mr. Joseph Luc NGAI ‘92 (Convenor) The Honourable Mr. Justice Wally YEUNG, V-P Ms. Phyllis LO Mr. Richard ANN ‘90 Dr. LUI Siu Fai, M.H., J.P. ‘70 Mr. Henry CHAN ‘87 Endowment and Administration Sub-Committee Mr. Joseph Luc NGAI ‘92 Mr. William CHUA ’86 Vetting Panel Ms. Erika RASMUSSEN Mr. Manoj DANI ‘87 The Honourable Mr. Justice Wally YEUNG, V-P Mr. David WONG ‘90 Mr. Rin LEE Ching Kwok ’66 (Convenor) Mr. Jerome LEUNG ‘83 Mr. Alan LAI Nin, G.B.S., J.P. ‘71 Mr. LI Yuet Ting, C.B.E., J.P. Mr. Joseph Luc NGAI ‘92 Mr. David LO ‘86 Dr. PANG Kin Kee, S.B.S. ‘64 Mr. Alwin POON ‘88 Deputy Judge Siu Tung POON Mr. Edward TSUI ‘90

*Members are listed in alphabetical order (by surname)

26 27 Back row (From left to right) Mr. Kinson Cheung, Mr. Edward Tsui, Mr. Alwin Poon, Mr. Manoj Dani, Mr. Patrick Tsang, Mr. Andrew Kwong, Mr. Jerome Leung, Mr. Joseph Wan, Mr. Gabriel Chan, Mr. David Wong Third row (From left to right) Ms. Erika Rasmussen, Mr. David Lo, Mr. Henry Chan, Mr. Jason Chiu, Mr. Alan Lai Nin, Mr. Sunny Lee, Mr. Horace Chan, Dr. Kingsley Chan, Mr. Isaac Vun Second row (From left to right) Ms. Susan Leung, Ms. Nancy Tse, Mr. Stanford Kuo, Ms. Phyllis Lo, Dr. Lui Siu Fai, Mr. Lawrence Yu, Mr. John Li, The Hon. Mr. Justice Wally Yeung, V-P, Deputy Judge Siu Tung Poon Front row (From left to right) Mr. Jat Sew Tong, Mr. Li Yuet Ting, Dr. Pang Kin Kee, The Most Revd. Dr. Paul Kwong*, Mr. Rin Lee, Mr. John Lee, Mr. Joseph Ngai *Chairman of the Board of Directors Absent members: Mr. Richard Ann, Mr. Ronnie Cheng, Ms. Carol Cheung, Mr. Robert G Kotewall, Mr. Michael Tsang, Mr. V Nee Yeh

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34 35 FUNDRAISING FUNCTIONS of THE FOUNDATION ENDOWMENT

The pursuit of all-round excellence The Endowment Fund is established through pledges with funding over several years. It includes the Foundation Fund which is unrestricted in nature and four has always been a key mission and special purpose funds focusing on Faculty and Curriculum Development, Financial objective of DBS. Over the years, the Aid and Scholarship, Scholastic Leadership, and Sports and Music.

School has grown into a vibrant, The aim of the Endowment Fund is to provide long-term income support for the caring and supportive education School. Revenue is derived from interest, distributions and investment returns from the principal, with DBS as sole beneficiary, thereby providing a safeguard on community. Whilst our aim is to finances during changing economic times. provide a high quality education for our boys, we have to strive ANNUAL GIVING continuously to keep abreast with The Annual Giving Programme targets regular as well as one-off contributions times and cater to the ever-changing from students past and present, parents and friends of DBS. The fund is used to support all aspects of the School’s operational needs. needs of our students. FOUNDATION EVENTS The current fundraising activities can be broadly classified into the Foundation Events are held throughout the School’s academic year. These events offer an opportunity for our students, parents, Old Boys and friends to get three categories below, namely together, to foster the DBS spirit, to enhance the brotherhood and friendship of the Endowment, Annual Giving and extended DBS community, and to support the School as well as raising funds for the Foundation. Sports, music, arts, culture, environmental and social events are Foundation Events, all of which are held to cater to the numerous interests of the DBS community. to address both the short-term and long-term funding needs of the School.

36 37 Total Funds Raised since Inception to 31st August 2017

ENDOWMENT FUND PLEDGES FROM The Endowment Fund created from the “150 Years and Beyond” campaign PARENTS through the generosity of donors is a true demonstration of the DBS community’s dedication and vision, contributing a strategic and important portion of the School’s $53,050,000 operating budget each year, and ensuring the best possible experience for DBS PLEDGES FROM PLEDGES FROM students of the future. OLD BOYS FRIENDS OF DBS

The “150 Years and Beyond” Capital Campaign, with the goal of raising HK$200 $72,980,000 $13,100,000 million over a 5-year period, has been well-supported since inception. As at 31st August 2017, the Capital Campaign has realised aggregate committed pledges of over HK$139 million with HK$95 million to be received by 31st August 2017.

From From From Foundation Fund Faculty and Financial Aid and Scholastic Sports and Endowment Annual Giving Foundation Events Curriculum Scholarship Fund Leadership Fund Music Fund Development Fund

TOTAL FUND PLEDGED AS AT 31 AUGUST 2017 ENDOWMENT FUND - BREAKDOWN BY SUB-FUNDS

$14,150,000 $4,000,000 $139,130,539 $58,323,770 $121,930,539 $12,000,000

$1,200,000

*No donation amount has been specified for Scholastic Leadership Fund

38 39 ANNUAL GIVING FOUNDATION EVENTS

Every gift regardless of size takes the School closer to its objective. A regular Funds Raised contribution is a bold statement of the donor’s commitment to the future of our For the year ended 31st August 2017, over HK$3 million was raised from School. It is a direct way of upholding the School’s fine tradition of providing the events described below (net proceeds from individual events in brackets, an all-round education to our students and preparing them to face the rounded to the nearest thousand): challenges of the world. The Annual Giving Programme was first introduced to the Primary Division and subsequently expanded to involve Old Boys and Tennis and Fun Day, 17th December 2016 (HK$400,000) friends of DBS. For the year ended 31st August 2017, contributions and A tennis clinic for the boys and an open tournament for parents, Old Boys and commitments over HK$31 million were received. The total amount included friends of DBS. Specific Donations and Class Gifts. Fun Run and Walk, 11th February 2017 (HK$160,000) A child-parent race, Fun Run, allowed the boys and their parents to run as a team. This was followed by a more relaxed family event, Fun Walk, held on the same day.

Planting Day, 6th May 2017 (HK$1,086,000) An event focusing on environmental and conservation issues for students and Commitments from Old Boys parents, involving tree and vegetable/herb planting activities. $14,670,000 Homecoming Concert, 6th-8th July 2017 (HK$1,600,000 estimated) Commitments from Parents A series of concerts held near the end of the School year for our boys to $3,000,000 celebrate their outstanding achievements in the Music Festival, and to “come Commitments from Friends home” to perform at our own Auditorium. The Old Boys with their never- $13,690,000 ending passion for music also performed in the concerts.

* All figures are rounded to the nearest thousand

40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 OUR PROJECTS

The major project for the past year was the installation of a 4th Generation artificial turf on the School Field, completed in October 2016. The increase in the regular usage of the School Field by both Primary and Secondary Divisions had caused rapid deterioration of the original natural grass field. The artificial turf offers an apt solution by providing a safe condition for sports training and other activities without having to incur significant ongoing maintenance costs as in the case of natural grass. The whole project cost of HK$18 million project cost was funded by a generous donation in the form of a facility gift to the Foundation.

In addition, the Foundation has funded projects to improve teaching quality, learning environment and student support for both academic and extra-curricular activities. Major projects completed are highlighted below:

l Installed Wi-Fi network in laboratories, special rooms and IB Building of the Secondary Division l Purchased additional computers, smartboards, short focus projectors and computer software in the Secondary Division to encourage better interaction in teaching and classroom discussions l Built a multi-purpose dining room in the Secondary Division l Installed ventilation fans and carbon dioxide sensors in the Primary Division l Built a new store room and a creative laboratory for the Secondary Division l Increased greenery coverage across the School campus l Conversion works in Main Building, New Wing and S&D Building

In the coming year, we have commenced the installation of acoustic panels and additional lighting at the Auditorium with an estimated cost of HK$3.5million. The Foundation will continue to support ongoing initiatives to invest in staff development, technology upgrade, learning environment enhancement and student welfare.

50 51 52 53 OUR PLAN

54 55 THE WAY FORWARD

56 57 FOR FOR THE SCHOOL ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT

The Foundation supports the School’s aim to be the recognised leader in Primary and The Foundation supports the School’s aim to promote interactive and self-initiated learning Secondary Education, and being respected for its continued exploration and refinement of in order to foster a spirit of discovery which encourages thinking “out of the box and beyond effective strategies and practices. the books”, and to prepare students for a seamless transition to tertiary education, whether Resources / Actions Required locally or abroad. Resources / Actions Required l Additional classrooms and special function rooms in support of small class teaching l Improvement of IT hardware and Wi-Fi network l Strengthening of ties with comparable academic institutions l Refurbishment and renovation of dedicated learning areas for teachers and l Fostering better understanding and appreciation of different cultures students alike l Further developing teacher and staff training initiatives l Providing teachers with regular opportunities for local and overseas exchanges, competitions and conferences FOR THE STUDENTS

The Foundation supports the School’s aim to cultivate a sound and value-based system for students in preparation for their pursuit of life goals and making decisions. Resources / Actions Required

l Expanded faculty staff to achieve the optimum teacher-to-student ratio l Additional counsellors to assist students in tertiary studies and holistic development l Sufficient funding support for academic and extra-curricular activities l Adequate support and subsidies for students requiring financial assistance

Mr. Francis Lui ('73) officiated the Opening Ceremony of the Francis Y.T. Lui Sports Ground at the Garden Fete.

58 59 60 61 62 63 DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL FOUNDATION LIMITED DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL FOUNDATION LIMITED EXTRACTS OF (All amounts in Hong Kong dollars unless otherwise stated) FINANCIAL STATEMENTS BALANCE SHEET As at 31st August FOR THE YEAR ENDED

31st AUGUST 2016 2016 2015 ASSETS Non-current assets The financial information set out on Pages Property and equipment 48,449 50,803 Available-for-sale financial assets 43,056,179 24,116,414 63 to 66 is extracted from the Financial Statements of the Diocesan Boys’ 43,104,628 24,167,217 School Foundation Limited audited by PricewaterhouseCoopers. The complete Current assets set of Financial Statements, Prepayments and other receivables 179,910 1,148,796 Report of the Directors and Independent Cash and cash equivalents 65,316,208 31,307,002 Auditor’s Report can be found at 65,496,118 32,455,798

www.dbs.edu.hk/dbsfoundation Total assets 108,600,746 56,623,015

FUNDS Accumulated funds 5,419,849 4,924,863 Revaluation reserve 883,885 (1,808,068) Other reserves and funds - Donation reserve – endowment fund 70,877,889 41,090,769 - Investment income reserve – endowment fund 3,307,403 672,831 - Donation reserve – annual giving 4,442,777 950,411

Total funds 84,931,803 45,830,806

LIABILITIES Total and current liabilities Accruals and other payables 1,034,295 115,240 Amount due to Diocesan Boys’ School 3,199,809 1,239,345 Deferred income 19,434,839 9,437,624

Total liabilities 23,668,943 10,792,709

Total funds and liabilities 108,600,746 56,623,015

64 65 DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL FOUNDATION LIMITED DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL FOUNDATION LIMITED (All amounts in Hong Kong dollars unless otherwise stated) (All amounts in Hong Kong dollars unless otherwise stated)

STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FUND

Year ended Year ended Accumulated Revaluation Other reserves (Deficit)/Surplus on 31st August 31st August (deficit)/funds reserve and funds total funds 2016 2015

Income Balance at 1st September 2014 2,677,164 312,805 14,651,936 17,641,905 Donations and fundraisings 46,243,546 43,095,505 Net investment income 3,237,217 619,630 Comprehensive income Surplus for the year 2,247,699 - 28,062,075 30,309,774 Total income 49,480,763 43,715,135 Other comprehensive income Expenditure Change in fair value of available- Grants awarded (10,031,162) (4,359,069) for-sale financial assets - (2,120,873) - (2,120,873) Other operating expenses (2,698,335) (9,046,292) Total comprehensive income Total expenditure (12,729,497) (13,405,361) for the year 2,247,699 (2,120,873) 28,062,075 28,188,901

Surplus/(deficit) for the year 36,751,266 30,309,774 Balance at 31st August 2015 4,924,863 (1,808,068) 42,714,011 45,830,806 and 1st September 2015

Other comprehensive (loss)/income for the year/period: Comprehensive income Items that may be reclassified to profit or loss Surplus for the year 494,986 342,222 35,914,058 36,751,266 Fair value gains on available-for-sale financial assets 2,349,731 (2,120,873) Other comprehensive income Total comprehensive income for the year 39,100,997 28,188,901 Change in fair value of available- for-sale financial assets - 2,349,731 - 2,349,731

Transfer from/(to): Total comprehensive Accumulated funds 494,986 2,247,699 income for the year 494,986 2,691,953 35,914,058 39,100,997 Other reserve and funds - Donation reserve – endowment fund 29,787,120 26,492,034 Balance at 31st August 2016 5,419,849 883,885 78,628,069 84,931,803 - Investment income reserve – endowment fund 2,634,572 619,630 - Donation reserve – annual giving 3,492,366 950,411 Revaluation reserve 2,691,953 (2,120,873)

39,100,997 28,188,901

66 67 DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL FOUNDATION LIMITED INVESTMENT REPORT (All amounts in Hong Kong dollars unless otherwise stated) Our current investment policy and strategy for Endowment Funds is to STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS achieve an aggregate annual net return of 4%. These funds would be used solely to support the School’s initiatives and activities. In addition, securities and investments offering longer term capital appreciation are Year ended Year ended also considered. 31st August 31st August 2016 2015 The Foundation’s financial year ends on 31st August. As at 31st August Cash flows from operating activities 2016, approximately HK$70.9 million in endowment donations were Net surplus for the year 36,751,266 30,309,774 received, of which HK$34.7 million were invested in Quoted Shares Adjustments for: - Depreciation 18,741 12,620 (HK$31.3 million) and USD Bonds (HK$3.4 million). The amount of - Dividend income from investments (6,672,730) (442,919) interest/dividends received and receivable in 2015/2016 was in the - Interest income from investments (245,603) (181,017) region of HK$2.6 million. - Loss on disposal of available-for-sale 3,567,400 - Changes in working capital - Prepayments and other receivables 968,886 (474,560) For the current year to 31st July 2017, a cumulative HK$85.8 million in - Accruals and other payables 919,055 (244,048) endowment donations were received, of which approximately HK$70.6 - Amount due to the School 1,960,464 (550,729) million were invested in Quoted Shares (HK$58.4 million), investment - Deferred income 9,997,215 7,701,999 funds (HK$8.8 million) and USD Bonds (HK$3.4 million). The amount of

Net cash generated from operating activities 47,264,695 36,131,120 interest/dividend received for the eleven months to 31st July 2017 is in the region of HK$2.2 million. Unrealized gains on investments amounted to HK$8.2 million as at 31st July 2017 (HK$1.5 million as at 31st August Cash flow from investing activities 2016). Dividend received 6,672,730 442,919 Interest received 245,603 181,017 Purchase of available-for-sale financial assets (20,215,806) (15,526,837) John Lee Luen Wai, B.B.S., FCA, J.P. Purchase of property and equipment (16,388) (28.600) Convenor Proceeds from disposal of available-for-sale 58,372 - Investment Sub-committee

Net cash used in investing activities (13,255,489) (14,931,501)

Net increase in cash and cash equivalents 34,009,206 21,199,619 Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of the year 31,307,002 10,107,383

Cash and cash equivalents at end of the year 65,316,208 31,307,001

68 69 TIERS OF RECOGNITION ENDOWMENT FUND From 1st September 2016 to 31st August 2017, we received contributions and pledges of over HK$12 million from 11 donors.

Assembly Fellow Steps Fellow Drive Fellow - General 1869 Society Back of Gym Circle HK$0.5 Million to below HK$2 HK$0.2 Million to below HK$0.5 Endowment HK$10 Million and Above HK$4 Million to below HK$6 Million Million Million Below HK$0.2 Million Open to contribution Open to contribution (5 New Members) (2 New Members) (1 New Member) Mona Lee & Daniel Law Class of 1987 Dr. Anthony Tang ‘71 DHO Society Team DBS Elina Leung P’17, P’20 Ms. Esther Ho and Mr. Adam Lau HK$8 Million to below HK$2 Million to below HK$4 Million Lincoln & Polly Yung P’28 HK$10 Million (3 New Members) Lu’s Foundation Open to contribution Brandon and Jenny Chau P’28 Tan Siu Lin Foundation Limited Mr and Mrs Tsang Wing Wah Headmaster’s Circle Anonymous (1) HK$6 Million to below HK$8 Million Open to contribution

70 71 ANNUAL GIVING r. William Y. Chua ‘86 Janice Kong (P.2M) Mr. Ronnie Kong Anonymous Donors (25) Borick Paw ‘71 From 1st September 2016 to Diocesan Boys’ School Chinese Yat Kee Kwan ‘91 Mr. Benedict Ku ‘91 Poon Sin Wai 31st August 2017, we received Orchestra Mr. King Lai ‘96 Timothy Lai ‘91 Leadership Tier Adrian and Aaron Shum contributions and commitments Diocesan Boys’ School Parent Samson Lam ‘91 Kin Wai Lam ‘91 HK$10,000 & above Mr. and Mrs. Andy Siu and close to HK$32 million from Teachers Association (PD) Dr. Jonathan Lau Kai Yum ‘96 Yu Leong Victor Leung ‘91 (79 Members) Aidan, 1P 690 donors. (The form of Diocesan Premier League Ann and Victor Lee William Li ‘91 Mr. David Auyang ‘71 Anka and Cherie So acknowledgement is in accordance In Honour of Enoch Hung Mr. and Mrs. Lee Seng Huang P’28 Harry Lin ‘91 Mr. Carson Auyeung ‘71 Mr. Jimmy So ‘71 with donors’ indication on the Dr. & Mrs. Lai Cham Fai ‘71 Ambrose Leung ‘91 Mr. Felix Liu ‘91 Alson Chan Mr. Jenkin Suen ‘94 pledge /donation forms.) Mr. Alvin Lo ‘96 Mr. Tim Chiu Richard Leung ‘71 Alvin Low-Thue ‘91 Mr. Bryan Chan Mau Cheong Victor Sun ‘71 Mr. Lui Ting Cheong Alexander ‘96 Mr. Liu Tsee Ming Jimmy Mr. Kwan Man Fai Mr. Derek Chan ‘94 Mr. Ronald Sung ‘94 Spirit Tier Dr. Jimmy Tang and Raymond Lo ‘71 Wai Ming Kwok ‘91 Henry Yue-Hang Chan ‘87 Mr. Raymond Tam ‘94 HK$300,000 and above Dr. Emily Tang Norman Tam ‘81 Wai Yip Kwok ‘91 Dr. Steve Chan, Dr. Rosanna Mr Billy Tang (15 Members) Mr. Paul Wong ‘96 Angela and Terry Pan P’23 P’28 Mr. Ho Wa Poon ‘94 Wong, Alexander Chan Alby Tsang ‘94 Ryan Chan and Siu Bing Ivan Teddy Pun Dr. Francis Lau ‘86 Dr. Joseph Jeremy Chang ‘96 David Si Wing Tsoi ‘71 Christina Luk ‘94 P’27 The Lily Chiang Charitable Mr. Marcus Tsang ‘86 Frank Lee ‘76 Mr. Fritz Chen ‘94 Jalen Wai, 1J CITIC Pacific Limited Foundation Limited Dr. Kingston Tseng ‘71 Simon Leung ’84 and Doris Sze Raymond and Betty Cheng Wang Wai Tung Diocesan School Old Boys’ Sherman and Claudia Yan Dr. James Tsu and Dr. Flora Tsang Colin Luk (3S) Grace and Terry Cheong Mr. Christopher Wong ‘81 Association Limited Mr. Lincoln C. K. Yung P’28 Kelly Wong ‘91 Ethan Luk (6P) Dr. Cheung Chung Yin Jensen Wong ‘94 Francis. Y T Lui Charity Yvonne L. K. Lui Trust Maurice Wong ‘83 Daniel Ma ‘76 Johnny ’94 P’25 Jesmer Wong Foundation Ltd. – Francis Y. T. Lui Anonymous Donors (11) Mr. William Yue ‘81 Patricia and Bernard Man Mr. and Mrs. Kinson Cheung Ping Keung Wong ‘71 Sports Ground Scoreboard Anonymous Donors (19) Idy and Benjamin Mok ‘92 Cheung Sze Wah Sam Dr. Wong Tsz Choi ‘94 Ms. Esther Ho and Mr. Adam Lau Honour Tier Royal Catering Group Holdings Mr. Teddy Cheung ‘94 Mr. Thomas Wu ’94 P’27 Kevin Kwong ‘94 HK$50,000 & above Brotherhood Tier Company Limited Mr. Michael Fang ‘94 In Memory of Angus Xu Mr. Kenneth Pang ‘94 (59 Members) HK$20,000 & above Patrick Sun ‘76 Dr. Fong Siu Yan and Lorraine Ng Mr. Siu Yeung Mr. Tam Yat Tao Rico ‘96 Michael David Bai P’16 (91 Members) Angus Wai Hung Tam ‘91 Fung Hoi Wing ‘71 Anonymous Donors (17) Erika and Isaac Vun ’94 S’94 Alan and Michelle Chan Mr. and Mrs. Brian Reginald Chan Chun Fai Billy Tang ‘91 Kumar Harilela ‘71 Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Wang ’94 Mr. Dominic Chan ‘81 Chi Wai Patrick Chan ‘91 Jimmy Wong and Stephanie Tang Michael Hsin ‘84 House Tier S’94 P’27 P’29 Mr. Ivan Chan ‘81 Jimmy Chan ‘91 Andrew Tsang ‘89 In Honour of Ian ’97 and HK$5,000 & above Wongu Y Tsang Alex Leo Chan and Colina Yip Joon Sun Johnson Chan ‘91 Dr. Cyrus Tse ‘94 Marina Huen (65 Members) Anonymous Donors (4) Mr. Merwin Chan ‘86 Mr. Nick Chan ’91 P’23 Mr. Charles W. Wan Aineias Ip and Anthea Ip Dora Chan and Jean-Pierre Noel Chan Siu Kim and Helen Wu Dr. and Mrs. Patrick Chan Tak Ming Princeton Wan ‘91 Brian Ko Mr. Chan Ho Tak ‘94 Heritage Tier Michelle Yeung and Tony Chan Thales Chan ‘91 Eugene Yun Hang Wang ‘91 Rev. Albert Kwong ‘71 In Honour of Mr. and HK$200,000 & above Prof. Stephen W. K. Cheng, Viking Chan ‘91 Kenny Wei ‘76 Mr. Lau ‘94 Mrs. Peter Chan (7 Members) Cecilia Cheng and Mr. Chan Wing Cheong Stanley ‘91 Wong Chak Fai Mr. Stephen Lau ‘94 Joshua Chang Cheuk Sin Cheong Clement ‘77 Calvin C. Y. Cheng ‘91 Stephen Chang ‘91 Mr. Charlie Wong ‘94 Leung Cinci Wun Sien Julian and Ada Cheng Ms. Carol Cheung, MH Mr. Vincent Chiu ‘81 Mr. Samuel Chee ’89 Chi Cheung Daniel Wong ‘91 Mr. Michael Leung ‘86 Cheung Chun Sing Lincoln Cheung Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chow P’26 Jony, Cheung Tsz Hong (4J) Mr. Eric Wong ‘94 Mr. Leung Sai Ning Mr. Choi Kwok Kam ‘96 Kevin Morris Rasmussen ‘96 Ricky and Cindi Choy Mr. Wilson Cheung ‘86 Heung Wing Edwin Wong ‘91 Mr. David Lo ‘86 Vincentu Y and Chee-may Chow Mr. William So P’27 Gary Choy Ping Fai ‘81 Ki Cheong Chu ‘91 Moses Wong ‘91 Mr. Lo Gordon ‘96 Ricky and Cindi Choy Mr. Horace Tse ‘96 Class of 1983 In Honour of Sage and Mr. Sammy Wong ‘86 Johnny Loh ‘71 Ho Ho Ching, Cyrus Anonymous Donor (1) Perran Coak and Kathryn Yung ‘F Basil Lam Fisher Wai Kuen Anthony Wong ‘91 Mr. Manfred Loong ‘71 Hadrian Ho (6J) Michael J Chu ‘91 Johnny Hung ’91 P’25 Wilson Wu ‘91 Michael Ma (3S) Mr. Richard Houng ‘94 Foundation Tier William and Catherine Doo Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hung and Eric Yau ‘91 Allan Mak ‘71 Anson and Aska Hung HK$100,000 & above Mr. David Fu ‘81 Yiji Hung (1M) Mr. Kent Yeh ’71 P’27 Isaac Mak Kenny Koo (28 Members) Dr. Fung Wai Ching, Aurelius Chi Chung Ip ‘91 Michael Yong-Haron ‘91 Mr. Milton Mak ‘94 Kwan Kwok Kei Angus Class of 84 and 85 Horace Mui ‘94 JK Jok ‘91 Prof. Henry Yeung ‘86 Masaaki Matsuzawa Kwok Kin Wai In Memory of Y.H. Choi Peter King ‘65 Mr. and Mrs. Edith and Mr.u Brian Y ‘94 Martin Mok K. M. Lai Mr. Chow Yam Kwok Damien ‘96 Johnson Wong and Teck-Chien Kong Dr. Leonard Yuen ‘94 Thomas Chun Wo Or ‘71 Mr. Christopher K. K. Lam

72 73 Eugene Lam ‘94 Richard Chan ‘71 In Honour of the Lord Lam Yat Ching In Honour of Rick Chan David Ng ‘87 Mr. Lam Si Yang Calvin ‘96 Ryan Chan Mr. Stanley Ng Chun Chiu James Lau ‘71 Tyrone Chan and I-Ling Lin Mr. Ng Kam Chau Stanley ‘96 Lau Ka Lun Chan Wai Kit Natasha and Krates Ng Lau Yu Hiu Mr. Chan Wing Hang ‘94 Ryan Pon Darin Lee William Chan and Bonnie Lai Algy Poon SPECIFIC DONATIONS (2016-2017) Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lee ‘85 Mr. and Mrs. Yip Chan Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Poon Andy Leung Mr. Chan Yue Chiu, Jeff ‘96 Shan and Gary From 1st September 2016 to 31st August 2017, we received over HK$15 million for the specific Vincent Li Alan Hong Sing Cheng ‘71 Mr. Gregory Siu ‘96 projects listed below from 17 donors. Mr. York Lo ‘94 Andy, Emilie, Anson and Mr. Siu Sin Wai Selwyn ‘94 Lun Wing Sing Anoch Cheng Simon Sze Contributed by Purpose Amount (rounded Cyril Mak ‘94 Mr. Cheung Wai Pang ‘94 Mr. Tam Man Hong Ronald ‘94 to nearest ‘000) Pang Cheuk Heng Cheung Wai Yip Eddie Dr. Anthony Hing Yung Tang ‘71 Jin Pao Brian Chiu Nelson Tong CITIC Pacific Limited Environmental improvement; Science, HK$13,000,000 Shum Koon Yu In Honour of Jed Chow ’16 Tong Ting Kin Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mr. John Tin ‘94 Aaron and Lanier Chu Mr. & Mrs. Jason Tsang ‘95 Mathematics (STEAM) curriculum Tsang Wing Ngai Mr. Chu Kwok Ho ‘94 Dr. Tsang Shing Fung, Dickson ‘94 development; small class teaching Mr. Thomas Tse ‘94 Curtis Chung Thomas Yick Fat Tsui conversion works Mr. and Mrs. Erick Wong Rudy Chung Ryan Wan Francis Y.T. Lui Charity Electronic Scoreboard HK$2,000,000 Mr. Wong Wai Kwok Roberto Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fong P’27 Roy Wan Foundation Ltd. on the School Field Diocesan School Staff and coaching fees HK$900,000 Dr. Wong Tsz Lun ‘96 Bono Fu Mr. Shiu-Man Wan ‘96 Old Boys’ Association Limited Mr. Steve Wong ‘94 Mr. Pius Fung ‘94 Clement Wong (G7), CITIC Pacific Limited Learning and development HK$300,000 Wayne Wong Fung Wang Yip Nathan Wong (G4) and initiatives for students Jonathan Woo (2P) Ho Hei Shun Samuel Wong (G1) Anonymous Music Tour 2017 for Primary Division HK$300,000 Nicholas Woo (1S) Fanny and Peter Hon Chris and Fion Wong Mr William So P 27 Purchase of heated food trolleys HK$240,000 In Memory of Darren Xu Peter and Tina Hui Mr. Wong Julian ‘94 Ms. Carol Cheung, MH Purchase of orchestral instruments HK$200,000 Calvin Yeung Dr. Ko Yiu Kwan ‘94 Mr. Wong Man Kit for Primary Division Mr. Ricky W. K. Young ‘96 Mr. Kwan Kwok Kei Angus ’96 Mr. Wong Hon Fai Louis ’81 P’20 Anonymous Project Zero for Primary Division HK$200,000 Kenny and Elan Yung Aaden and Stephen Kwok Margaret and Samuel Wong Mr. William Y. Chua ‘86 Renovation works for Room 402 HK$195,000 Anonymous Donors (18) Edward Kwong ‘71 Wong Siu Wang at Primary Division Paul and Iris Lai Wong Ying Kin Timmary Class of ’84 and ‘85 iPads for Primary Division Artroom HK$150,000 Class Tier Lai Xi Nai Jeffrey Wu (5M) Diocesan Premier League Automated External Defibrillators HK$144,000 HK$2,000 & above Lam Chi Shing Justin Wu (2D) Lincoln Cheung Fencing Team HK$20,000 (147 Members) In Honour of Jackson and Hayden Yeung Samuel Chee ‘89 Ski Club HK$40,000 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Au, Aidan Au Joey Lam Albert Yiu ‘89 Mr Billy Tang Boarding School Prefects’ Plaque HK$16,000 (3M) and Antares Au (1S) Lydia and Dio Lam Simon Yuan Anonymous Ski Club HK$10,000 Quentin Leung and Alice Chan David Lau ’88 and Marcus Lau (3M) Anonymous Donors (57) Jesmer Wong Development of Music HK$10,000 Cayden Au Yang (3S) Oscar Lau (3D) Jin Pao Debate Team HK$8,000 Cally Chan Dr. Lau Yat Ming ‘96 Below HK$2,000 Dr. Joseph Chan ’82 and Alex and Clara Lee In addition to those listed above, Adrian Chan Joshua and Jacob Lee we received contributions and Danny and Caroline Chan Gabriel ‘10 and Linus Leung pledges from another 199 donors Kenneth and Kirindi Chan Henry Leung ‘71 from 1st September 2016 to Chan Chin Cheong, Nicholas ‘82 In Honour of Mr. and 31st August 2017. Cyrus Chan and Family Mrs. Michael Liu Dr. Chan Ki Wan Kelvin ‘96 William and Selina Liu Chan Kwan Yeung (3P) Ian Lok

74 75 REUNION CLASS GIFTS 2016-2017 Total contribution: HK$ 10,086,000 (rounded to the nearest thousand) No. of Reunion Classes: 7 Classes No. of participants: Over 300 Old Boys

Class of 1971 (45th Reunion) Class of 1986 (30th Reunion) Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$ 450,000 Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$ 1,000,000 No. of Participants: 30 No. of Participants: 22 Class Agents: David Auyang, Richard Leung, Class Agents: William Chua, Aurelius Fung, Thomas Or, Paul Wang Charles Leung, Simon Leung, David Lo, Raymond Carson Auyeung • David Auyang • Richard Chan Lee, Johnny Tse, Joseph Wan, Benson Wong • Alan Cheng • Henry Fung • Kumar Harilela • Albert Kevin Chan • Merwin Chan • Frank Chow • Willy Kwong • Edward Kwong • Lai Cham Fai • James Lau Chow • Wilson Cheung • William Chua • Aurelius • Henry Leung • Richard Leung • Raymond Lo Fung • Kwan Man Fai • Francis Lau • Michael Leung • Johnny Loh • Bernard Loo • Manfred Loong • Allan • David Lo • Marcus Tsang • Benson Wong • Sammy Mak • Thomas Or • Borick Paw • Jimmy So • Victor Wong • Bernard Wu • Henry Yeung • Anonymous (6) Sun • Anthony Tang • Kingston Tseng • David Tsoi and all boys • Thomas Tsui • Wong Ping Keung • Kent Yeh • Anonymous (3)

Class of 1976 (40th Reunion) Class of 1991 (25th Reunion) Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$ 715,000 Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$ 1,350,000 No. of Participants: 7 No. of Participants: 55 Frank Lee · Daniel Ma · Patrick Sun · Kenny Wei · Alexis Wong · Anonymous (2) Class Agents: Nick Chan, Gregory Cheng, Billy Tang, Kelly Wong, Wilson Wu Class of 1981 (35th Reunion) Jean Au • Jimmy Chan • Johnson Chan • Nick Chan Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$ 1,111,500 • Patrick Chan • Stanley Chan • Thales Chan No. of Participants: 34 • Viking Chan • Stephen Chang • Rambo Chau • Gregory Cheng • Leo Cheung • Michael Chu • Chu Class Agent: Vincent Chiu Ki Cheong • Samson Fan • Nicholas Fong • Johnny Dominic Chan • Ivan Chan • Leo Chan • Raymond Hung • Ip Chi Chung • Johnkin Jok • Kwan Yat Kee Chan • Fred Chen • Aaron Cheung • Vincent Chiu • Kwok Wai Yip • Benedict Ku • Kwong Wai Ming • Alex Chow • Gary Choy • David Fu • Willis Heung • Timothy Lai • Joseph Lam • Lam Kin Wai • Samson • Ho Man Shing • John Lam • Leonard Lee • Kent Li Lam • Lai Bun • Victor Leung • William Li • Harry Lin • Raymond Lo • Kim Pao • Tommy Rozario • Anka • Felix Liu • Ambrose Leung • Alvin Low-Thue So • Norman Tam • Sammy Tam • Nick Tan • Conrad • Ricky Lui • Angus Tam • Billy Tang • Russell Tong • Kelvin Tsai • Tse Ka Ho • Charles Wan • Princeton Wan Wong • Christopher Wong • Kenneth Wong • Louis • Eugene Wang • Philip Wang • Daniel Wong • Eric Wong • Edwin Wong • Kelly Wong • Moses Wong Wong • Tracy Woo • Daniel Yiu • William Yue • Samuel Wong • Anthony Wong • Wilson Wu • Eric Yau • Michael Yong-Haron • Anonymous (1) • Anonymous (5)

76 77 Class of 1994 (22th Reunion) Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$ 2,650,000 No. of Participants: 95 EVENT SPONSORS AND DONATIONS IN KIND 2016-2017 Class Agents: Ryan Chan, Kevin Kwong, From 1st September 2016 to 31st August 2017, we received from 230 sponsors a total contribution Horace Mui, Kenneth Pang, Isaac Vun, close to HK$3 million from our 4 Foundation Events. The School has also received directly Murphy Wang, Benny Woo donations in kind from 8 donors. Derek Chan • Chan Ho Tak • Ryan Chan • Chan Siu Kim • Chan Wing Hang • Fritz Chen • Cecil Cheng Tennis and Family Fun Day • Johnny Cheung • Teddy Cheung • Cheung Wai No. of Sponsors: 50 Ping • Chu Kwok Ho • Kenneth Dai • Michael Fang • Pius Fung • Richard Houng • Kwan Ko Yiu Lorena Bai • Alan & Michelle Chan • Kenneth & Kirindi Chan • Robin Chan • Wai Kin Chan • Samuel Chee • Kenneth Kwok • Kevin Kwong • Christopher Lam • Mandy Cheng · Lincoln Cheung · Sam Cheung · Chiang Tin Po · Gloria Chiu · Perran Coak • Russell • Eugene Lam • Raymond Lam • Lam Tsz Kin • Lam Coleman • Ryan Fong • Fong Siu Yan • Ho Chong Yin • Christopher Ho • Kenneth Ho • Sherman Hung • Yee Ching • Aaron Lau • Stephen Lau • Terence Peter & Carmen King • Brian Ko • Kelvin Kwok • Hedwig & Antonio Kwong • Kevin & Michelle Kwong Law • Norman Lee • Ivan Leung • Kenmas Leung • Jonathan Lau • Victor Lee • Angie & Paul Leung • Alvin Leung • Alvin Lo • William Lo • Helen Lun • Henry • Raymond Leung • Leung Sai Ning • York Lo • Cyril Mak • Machi Mak • Milton Mak • Horace Mui • Brian Ng Mak • Stephen Mok • Nikki Ng • David Ng • Joey Ngai • Charade Poon • Virginia & Edmond Siu • William So • Ng Pak Hong • Stanley Ng • Jacky Ngo • Kenneth Pang • Eric Poon • Teddy Pun • Arvin Robles • Linus See • Raymond Tsang • Edward Tsui • Tony & Jackie Tsui · Joseph Wan • Benson Wong • Louis Wong • Thomas • Julian Sin • Selwyn Siu • Siu Yeung • Jenkin Suen • Ronald Sung • Ronald Tam • John Tin • Steven To Yau & May Wong • Patrick Yeung • Alex Chung Hang Yip • Derek Yu • Simon & Catherine Yuan • Tong Kam Chiu • Anselm Tong • Alby Tsang • Dickson Tsang • Cyrus Tse • Thomas Tse • Roger Tsing • Isaac Vun • Marco Wan • Murphy Wang • Charlie Wong • Felix Wong • Jensen Wong • Julian Wong DBS Primary Division - Chinese New Year Run, Walk and Lunch • Roberto Wong • Steve Wong • Tommy Wong • Wong Tsz Choi • Terry Woo • Thomas Wu • Yim Siu Kei No. of Sponsors: 16 • Brian Yu • Leonard Yuen Lorena Bai • Raymond M. B. Cheng • Deng Ti Shun • Dr. Fong Siu Yan and Lorraine Ng • Michael Hsin • Anonymous (19) • Peter King • Brian Ko • Stephen Kwok • Jackson Lam • David Lim • Lui Siu Fai • Martin Mok • Clara Mui • William So • Andrew Tsang • Tony Tsui • Yip Wai Yee Class of 1996 (20th Reunion) Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$ 2,809,000 Planting Day No. of Participants: 57 Naming of Trees: 7 Class Agents: Lincoln Cheung, Alvin Lo, Bai He & Lorena Bai • Andy Cheng • Julian Cheng • Fong Siu Yan • Martin & Yvonne Ma • William So Charade Poon, Alex Wong • Wang Wai Tung Jeff Chan • Jovita Chan • Kelvin Chan • Jeremy Chang • Bradford Cheng • Bryan Cheong • Lincoln Homecoming Concerts Cheung • Choi Kwok Kam • Damien Chow • Chung No. of Sponsors: 157 Ka Bo • Norman Ha • Osbert Hui • Thomas Leong Evan and Virginia Auyang • Beverly Bao •Alan & Michelle Chan • Alson Chan • Barry Chan • Brian Reginald Koo Gin • Angus Kwan • King Lai • Calvin Lam • Chan • Bryant Chan • Cayden, Calinda, Shirley & Conrad Chan • Chan Hoi To • Jackson Wai Kwok Chan Jonathan Lau • Lincoln Lau • Lau Yat Ming • Glen • Jeffrey C. Chan • Joe Chan • Kenneth & Kirindi Chan • Nicholas Chan • Chan Pak Ho • Patrick Chan Lee • Lee Siu Leung • Leung Tak Chi • Leung Yiu • Philip Chan • Ray Chan • Victor & Louisa Chan • Chan Wai Fu • Chan Wai Hee Steve • Winnie & William Fai • Alvin Lo • Gordon Lo • Alexander Lui • Ivan Ng Chan • Stephen Chang • Victor, Sharon & Conrad Chang • Brandon Chau • Samuel Chee • Patrick “Tarz” • Stanley Ng • Ngai Chun Yin • Kevin Rasmussen • Chen • Conrad Cheng • Julian and Ada Cheng • Kinson Cheung • Lincoln Cheung • Michael Cheung Gregory Siu • Ronald Sum • Rico Tam • Tang Hon • Cheung Sze Wah Sam • Chiang Tin Po • Ping Chiu • Thomas Chiu • Arthur Chow • Paul Chow • Steven Sing • Tsang Chiu Wai • Tsang Kwok Tung • Horace Tse • Wan Shiu Man • Alex Wong • Jason Wong • Paul Chow • Gary Choy & Linus Choy • Ricky Choy & Cindi Hui • Russell Coleman • Dai Feng • Ryan Fong Wong • Raymond Wong • Wong Tsz Lun • Calvin Yeung • Yip Chi Fung • Yip Chun Hang • Gerald Yip • Ricky • Michael & Irene Fong • Fong Siu Yan • Henry Fung • Hadrian Ho Cheuk Chun • Ho Chun Shing Snowden Young • Sunny Yu • Patrick Ho & Carmen Wong • Ho Wai Ki • Michael Hsin • Julian & Michele Hui • Hung Chi Sing Samlex • Anonymous (7) • Peter King • Edith & Teck Chien Kong • Kung Sze Wai • Adriel Kwong • Kevin Kwong • Joe Lai King Chi • Kevin Lai • Ben Lam • Jarvis Lam & Mattias Lam • Peter Lam • Vicky Lam • Wendy, Will & Winston Lam *Names are listed in alphabetical order. *Class gift donors are also listed under Tiers of Recognition for Annual Giving. • Anthea & William Lau • Lau Kai Yum Jonathan • Patrick & Amy Lau • Arnold Lee • Ben Lee • Markus Lee

78 79 Chai Ching • Charles Lee •Lee Cheuk Yin Marco • Felix Lee • Irene Tak Lee • Lee Kun Tai Steven • Maggie, Alex & Oliver Lee • Lee Seng Huang • Alex Leung • Angie & Paul Leung • Leung Hok Yin • Jack Leung • Simon Leung & Doris Sze • Som Hol Leung, Callum Gregson Leung • Leung Wing Hong Alvin • Leung Wing Ning • Li Kai Yip • Terence Li • Alvin Lo • Lo King Wai • William Lo • Lo Wing Shing • Lu’s Foundation Limited • Connie Chan & Teddy Lui • Lui Siu Fai • Ethan & Colin Luk • Victor Luk & Sabrina Fung • Isaac Lun • Afonso Ma • Callum D MacBean • Isaac & Henry Mak • Bernard Man • Jennifer Mok • Martin Mok • Clara Mui • Jeffrey Ng • Gary Ong • Nicole & Dario Pong • Alwin Poon • Luke Poon • Patrick Poon • Aaron Shum • Adrian Shum • Patrick Shum • Sylvester So Siu Hang • William Tang & Anita Ma • K. S. Teh • Angie Ting • Andrew Tsang • Jason Tsang • Kent Tsang • Marcus Tsang • Patrick & Selena Tsang • Valentine Tsang • Kevin Tse • Parents of Andrew Tsik • Tony Tsui • Harry Wang Ho Yin • Wan Kwok Kin • Annie Wong • Benson Wong and Family • Brandon Wong • David MB. Wong • Edwin & Janette Wong • Matthew Wong • Alan Woo, Justin Woo • Woo Yu Cho • Jeffrey Wu & Justin Wu • Tony Yau • Alan & Mrs. Elsa Yeung • Ken & Ophelia Yeung • Merrick Yeung • Patrick & Charmaine Yeung • Juanna Yin • Alex Chung Hang Yip • Derek Yu • Lawrence K.K. Yu • Rudolf Yu • Perran, Kathryn & Michael Yung-Coak • Anonymous (7)

Donations in Kind No. of Donors: 8 Promethean ActivPanels at PD (by Mr. Jason Chiu ’88) • Visual identity enhancement project for IB Programme (by E-Cube) • Wall mounted and floor stand air purifiers at PD (by Mr. Daryl Ng ’95) • Air-conditioning units and dome cameras at SD (by Shun Hing Education and Charity Fund Ltd) • Sound system at SD’s Dining Room (by Henry K.S. Lee ’75, Tom Lee Group) • Hall of Trophies at PD (by Mr. Patrick Tsang ’89 and Mrs. Selena Tsang) • Students’ desks and chairs at PD (by Mr. Murphy Wang ’94) • Electric car (by Mr. Lawrence K K Yu, S.B.S., M.B.E., J.P. ’64)

* Names are listed in alphabetical order by donors’ surname or company name.

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