Three high school students from our school, Ng Man Fong, Kuok Chi Ioi, and Kuong Hon Chon, set out on the evening of December 6th for Dubai for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28).

Through participation in the conference, our students gained an understanding of the positions of various countries on climate change and our country's efforts in addressing the issue. Students also developed a deeper understanding of the solutions to climate change.

During the conference, our three students presented the initial draft of their collection of works titled "My Zero-Carbon Citizen Initiative" to Mr. Xie Zhenhua, China's Special Envoy for Climate Affairs. They also engaged in discussions with the Minister of Energy of the United Arab Emirates, sharing their life as students in Macao and their thoughts on sustainable development.

For more details, please refer to the report on Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group's website:

https://m.tkww.hk/s/202312/12/AP65781198e4b05c88581139bf.html

Pui Ching teachers and students participated in the charity walk, Walk for a Million, this morning.  Students from our school served as the flag team. As the procession passed by Sai Van Lake Square, our school band played the school anthem and the flag anthem. Everyone was in high spirits, walking along the beautiful lake until they reached the final destination, A-Ma Temple.

In October, 18 high school students from our school participated in the UKMT Mathematics Challenge (Advanced Level) and achieved excellent results, including 12 gold, 4 silver, and 2 bronze medals. Among the award winners, Senior 2A students Leung Ka Ho and Yip Ho Cheung both received perfect scores. Some of our gold medal winners have also had the opportunity to participate in the British Mathematical Olympiad (BMO) in November, and we look forward to their continued success.

The S. T. Yau High School Science Award Global Competition, initiated by mathematics Professor Shing-Tung Yau and hosted by Tsinghua University of Beijing, is a competition open to high school students worldwide. The competition covers six disciplines: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, computer science, and economic and financial modeling. The global finals were held at Tsinghua University in early December.

Our Senior 2 student, Leong Pok Hei, has previously won the Silver Award in the 2023 S. T. Yau High School Science Award Competition (Asia) (Physics Category) held at the Chinese University of Hong Kong in October. As a representative of Macao, Leong Pok Hei advanced to the global finals held at Tsinghua University in early December. The title of Leong Pok Hei's paper was "Complex Dynamical Behavior and Stochastic Resonance Phenomena of a Nonlinear Pendulum."

During the final stage of the competition, the participants underwent a university-level thesis defense and paper review in English. After evaluation by the judging committee, Leong Pok Hei was awarded the Bronze Award in the 2023 S. T. Yau High School Science Award Global Finals (Physics).