Junior high students Lei In Hei, Mok Chi Kin, Leong Chi Kio, Wong In Long, Chai Chan On, Lao Meng Hei, and Cheang Seng Hei attended the RoboCup 2019 Sydney Junior Leagues with their instructors Mr. Lao Kun Wa and Mr. Lam Kin Un and won the world general championship in the RCJ@Home Education Category.

The competition required four tasks of the robots, including picture and voice recognition, object-fetching interactions, order-taking service in restaurants, and innovative applications.  The tasks involved abilities such as language recognition, facial recognition, robot vision, and obstacle avoidance. 

Pui Ching teachers and students attended the awards ceremony today for the 2018/2019 Information Technology, Technological Innovation, Robotics, and Science and Engineering Fair held by the Macau Education and Youth Affairs Bureau.  Among the many award winners from Pui Ching, Lei In Hei and Mok Chi Kin were invited to demonstrate their Smart Ark Emergency System at the ceremony. 

Pui Ching students also attended the NOC Macao Regional Competition for Micro-Video Creation hosted by the Macao Education and Youth Affairs Bureau and co-organized by the Computers Association.  Senior 1E students Kuan Ka Kei and Loi Weng Ian, and Senior 2D student U Weng Lam won the Second Place in the Senior High Category with their work “Can’t let go”.  Junior 2B students Chan Si U, Ngan Chon Wai, and Wong Tan I won the championship in the Junior High Category with their Happiness Notebook.  Junior 2B students Ng Suet I, Leong Weng Ian, and Chio Chi Ian won the Second Place in the Junior High Category with their Girl who Gives ‘Likes’.

The award winners will be representing Macao in July in the 17^th National Secondary and Primary School Student Information Technology Innovation Fair to be held in Zibo, Shandong Province, China.

The 2019 OKSEF International Science and Engineering Fair was held in Izmir, Turkey from June 11 to 15.  Senior One students Wu Kuan Choi, Leong Wang Chon, and Kong Sin U worked under the instruction of Mr. Chan Ka Kong and studied a bifunctional oxygen reduction catalyst derived from a metal organic framework and its application in zinc-air battery.  

The student contestants presented their work in the Engineering and Energy Category, the most competitive category.  They introduced their product and answered various questions from the judges, finally winning the Gold Award, the highest award in the competition.  This has been the first time contestants from Macau won the award in the competition.  Congratulations to our award winners!

Pui Ching Senior 2D student Sio Hin Wa, Senior 2E student Lao Ka Lei, and Senior 1D student Ma Ieng Hei attended the finals of the 11^th Youth China Knowledge Competition and won the championship in the Secondary School Category.  The competition featured contents related to the development of the Great Bay Area and gave students the opportunity to broaden their understanding of their country.  Congratulations to our award winners!