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2024-04-02
A day at HKUMed |
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2024-04-02
A Special Assembly (March 2024) |
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2024-04-01
Monthly Assembly (March 2024) |
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2024-03-31
Drama & Dance Showcase 2024 |
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2024-03-26
26th Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition |
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2024-03-26
Scoutcraft Competition 2024 (Kowloon City District) |
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2024-03-26
Harmony Scholarship |
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2024-03-25
Visit to T-Park |
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2024-04-02
A day at HKUMed
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We had an incredible turnout of 40 talented F.5 students for the exclusive "A Day at HKUMed" program, hosted by the prestigious HKU Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine.
The program was designed to forge connections and actively involve prospective students in various educational and interactive activities. Our participants had the privilege of learning from seasoned professionals and current MBBS students, gaining invaluable insights into life as an MBBS student. They were also introduced to the Faculty's diverse range of programs.
Throughout the day, the students were captivated by the cutting-edge technologies on display. They got to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of Anatomy through Virtual Reality and explore the thrilling realm of Augmented Reality in an engaging Ophthalmology workshop. Moreover, they even acquired some basic clinical skills!
Alongside these hands-on experiences, our students were treated to two captivating lectures, offering them a tantalizing glimpse into the captivating world of medicine.
#medicine #HKU #lasalle #lsc
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2024-04-02
A Special Assembly (March 2024)
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A special assembly took place on 21st March, 2024 to acknowledge the accomplishments of our students at the 75th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival, the 22nd Hong Kong Basic Law Secondary School Debate Competition–Putonghua Division, the Youth Arch Student Improvement Award, the Hong Kong Olympiad of Informatics and the Odyssey of the Mind Tournament.
75th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival
2A Chan Peter Christopher
2A Lee Kyle Ziwun
2B Au Sung Hin from
2C Chau Cheuk Chun
2F Chiu Chun Nok
2G Chan Nicholas Nathan
3B Wu King Ching
3C Chen Wai Hin
3E Lu Wan Tim
3F Wong Pak Yin Jason
4D Chong Tsa Him Dave
4F Constantine Cheung
4G Wong Hoi Chun Daniel
4G Tang Joy Yen Kurt
22nd Hong Kong Basic Law Secondary School Debate Competition–Putonghua Division (2nd Runner-up)
3A Wu Kwun Ip
3C Chen Wai Hin
3D Jin Sze Hon Jacky
4D Zhou Bo
4F Ho Man Ching
4G Gao Chap Chi (Best Debater)
5F Huang Yufeng (Best Debater)
5G Shang Chengze
5G Xu Chi Nam
Hong Kong Olympiad in Informatics (2nd Runner-up)
4G Choy Tsz Chai Berton
4G Lai Hong Tung Honrich
4G Mak Chun Hin Ivan
4G Wang Zi Cheng
4G Wong Hiu Chuen
5G Cheung Chun Lok
5G Kwong Yat Him
Youth Arch Student Improvement Award
30 students from Form 1 to Form 5 last year were commended for their significant progress and improvement in studies, conduct and service. Among them, Tsang Yik Him (22-23 2G; 23-24 3E) was awarded the most improved student.
Odyssey of the Mind Tournament
Our school representatives will be attending the tournament in Iowa, U.S.A., in May.
Congratulations to the above achievers. The College wishes them continued success in achieving their upcoming goals.
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2024-04-01
Monthly Assembly (March 2024)
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The Senior and Junior Form Assemblies took place on 12th and 15th March respectively. These assemblies served as a platform to showcase students' participation in both internal and external events.
Both assemblies commenced with a sharing of his participation from the event Junior Chief Executive Policy Address, organised by the Boys' and Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong. 3A Lukas Cheng, being one of the "Junior Chief Executives, gave a presentation at the Junior Chief Executive Press Conference after travelling to Taiwan with the other junior chief executives.
Student ambassadors from the National and Civic Education Team shared about their visit to the Drug Info Centre. They learn about the wonders of life without drugs by means of multimedia presentations, interactive games, and participatory processes combined with real-world cases and sharing. During the visit, psychologist, Agnes Leung, spoke about pursuing purpose instead of transient pleasures during the visit. The gathering also covered the negative effects that drugs can have on the body, including impaired judgement and driving while intoxicated. The school would like students to actively seek assistance when facing challenges and to abstain from drug use.
Additionally, 3D Adrian Lam and 4D Harold Chan shared their experience as student-hosts of the Argentina exchange program, organised by the school and co-hosted with Maryknoll Convent School. The programme welcomed a team of students from Collegio De La Salle Buenos Aires (College De La Salle Buenos Aires) from Argentina. Having international visitors is undoubtedly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for our students, and this special event has given both our students and the exchange students new insights of cultural differences and enduring friendships.
The Assemblies were concluded with a message from the Principal, Mr. Leung, regarding the upcoming school activities and the Assessment Week.
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2024-03-31
Drama & Dance Showcase 2024
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The College is thrilled to share the huge success of our first-ever cross-team production by the Drama Team and the Dance Team in early March. In the Drama and Dance Showcase, the two teams presented captivating performances, with storylines ranging from secondary school friendships and life in a remote orphanage to the rescue of a teenage Japanese ninja and Victoria Park elderly individuals reminiscing about the old days. The stage was filled with passion, joy, and creativity. This mesmerizing showcase demonstrated the hard work and commitment of our Drama and Dance Team members as it was completely organized and led by all student performers and behind-the-scenes crew, who spent countless hours on the production. The Drama Team and the Dance Team would like to extend their sincere gratitude to all teacher advisors and coaches for their guidance and assistance. We would also like to thank all the audience members for their support as your encouragement meant the world to our talented students.
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2024-03-26
26th Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition
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Our students achieved remarkable success in the Junior Secondary School Computer Science and Information Technology division of the 26th Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition. They secured the 1st runner-up position and were also awarded the Universpirit Inno Project Award for their outstanding project, "Quantum-Enhanced Transformer"! This achievement is particularly notable considering the participation of over 4000 students from more than 250 schools, who showcased their knowledge in various subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science.
The team members who deserve our heartfelt congratulations are:
Eason Xie (3F)
Wu Chuk Him (3F)
Leung Hei Nam (3B)
Congratulations to the team and special thanks to the teacher advisor, Mr Samuel Chan, for his guidance and support.
#lsc
#steam
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2024-03-26
Scoutcraft Competition 2024 (Kowloon City District)
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The 17 Kowloon (LaSalle) Scout Troop achieved remarkable results in the Scoutcraft Competition 2023-2024 (Kowloon City District) on 24 March 2024. The results are as follows:
Team 1 (Champion)
Scout members:
1C Tong Chun Nin
1D Lo Kwun Yat Nicholas
1E Yu Ho Yeung
Team 2 (First-runner up)
2A Tsang Lap Shun
2E But Tsz Nok
4E Leung Chin Chung
Congratulations to the Scout Troop for their success, and a special thanks to the old boy scouters for their guidance and support.
#lasallescout
#seventenners
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2024-03-26
Harmony Scholarship
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Three Form 4 French boys and NCS students who were the recipients of the Harmony scholarship this year.
We extend our warmest congratulations to the awardees of the Harmony scholarship. May this recognition further motivate them to continue their remarkable journey of personal growth and academic success.
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2024-03-25
Visit to T-Park
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Our F. 5 students visited the Environmental Education Centre in T-Park and have experienced the culture of recycling / upcycling and the benefits of "waste-to-energy". They were inspired by the advanced technologies such as sludge incineration, power generation, seawater desalination and wastewater treatment used in the self-sufficient complex.
This activity aroused students' concerns for safeguarding the limited reserve and students would develop a sense of responsibility for the sustainable development of our society.
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