Congratulations to Kwok Long Fung (5G) who has been selected as one of the winners of the “Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (HKOSA) 2019-2020” of the Youth Arch Foundation, whereas Ho Joseph (6G) was one of the finalists. 

The Civic Education Team is pleased to announce that Lo Lok Louis (1F) has been awarded the champion (Junior Secondary Division) in the Slogan Design Competition. 

La Salle College attaches great importance to "whole-person education". Recently, the first school aviation laboratory in Hong Kong is set up in our campus to promote the "Aerospace" project. It has received support from old boys. Students can experience professional aviation training comparable to real piloting and explore the scientific theory of aircraft operation. 

The Aerospace Laboratory is equipped with a full motion Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved advanced aviation training device, the FMX Redbird. These can provide a realistic training environment like 3-axis motion and wrap-around visual effect. The Aerospace Laboratory also features six PC desktop flight simulators which provide ample opportunities for one-on-one. 

The Student Association is inviting our fellow Lasallian students to a logo and slogan competition. The winning design will be adopted by all La Salle College's 90th anniversary events. Deadline of submission is Feb 15, 2021, and click here to submit your design.

The BAFS Team is pleased to announce that Alex Chan Hoi Chi (4G) and Marcus Yau Chun Hei (4G) have achieved excellence in the FedEx Express/JA International Trade Challenge 2021 – Hong Kong Finals held on 28 th January 2021. Their team, Alcus, was one of the three Hong Kong Winning Teams, and they will represent Hong Kong at the Asia Pacific Finals which will be held on 1-3 March 2021 via Zoom.

Alex and Marcus’s winning idea was to create an anti-theft backpack named “Safety MTB (Meant-to-be) Backpack”, targeting pickpocketing and robbery in Cambodia. The second team, named “Float”, composed of Daniel Chun Ka Hong (4C) and Anson Kwok Yee Shun (4G), who also advanced to the Hong Kong finals proposed a water transport kit named “Floatbike”, which is a self-sustainable water transport allowing Cambodians to commute conveniently.

Co-organized by Junior Achievement and FedEx Express, the competition aims to nurture students’ entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen. The scoring criteria for the competition includes the originality of the design and the feasibility of business strategies.

Due to the rescheduling of the competition this year, it was the first time that our Form 4 boys represented the school in this regional competition, as our Form 6 boys focus their energies on preparing for the upcoming HKDSE exams. Both teams demonstrated the willingness to challenge themselves and commitment to teamwork.

Congratulations to the teams for their achievements. The students would like to express their sincere gratitude to their teacher advisor Ms. Helen Law for her guidance throughout the competition. We sincerely wish Alex and Marcus the best of luck in the Asia Pacific finals! 

Congratulations to Yum Wang Ngai (4F) who has been awarded the Ng Teng Fong Scholarship. Wang Ngai has shown his perseverance and achieved very good results in adverse conditions. Sincerely hope that Wang Ngai will continue to strive for the best and his example will encourage us. 

The Liberal Studies Panel is pleased to announce that Tsui Tsz Hin Adrian (6E), Raphael Chan (6E), Fung Kai Kwan (6E), Lam Tsz Chun Brian (6E) and Ryan Li (6E) have been awarded the first runner-up in the Fieldwork Report Competition for Secondary Schools 2019/20. 

This competition is organized by the Caritas Chan Chun Ha Field Studies Centre and the Department of Social Sciences, EdUHK. It aims at developing senior secondary school students’ ability to conduct field trip research and increasing their awareness of the
community. The participating teams were required to submit a written report on a social problem of Hong Kong.

Congratulations to the team for their achievements. The students would like to express their sincere gratitude to their teacher advisors Mr Silas Fong and Ms Linda Yeung for their guidance and support throughout the competition. 

The Physics team is pleased to announce that we have achieved marvelous results in the 2020 Hong Kong Physics Olympiad.

We came second in the Best School Award with the following students achieving excellent results. They are: 

In addition, Choi Wai Ching (6G) has been selected to represent Hong Kong to take part in the International distributed Physics Olympiad which will be held in 7-15 Dec, 2020.

Congratulations to all the prize recipients and thanks to Mr. William Lee and the Physics Department for the support and guidance given to the team members.