The 2016 Macao IT Innovation Competition Awards Ceremony hosted by the Macao Computing Science Association and co-organized by the Macao Postal Office and the Macao Productivity and Technology Transfer Center was held today.  Pui Ching Middle School won two awards in the secondary school category, including the Grand Award and the Best Innovation Award.  Pui Ching teacher Mr. Kun Wa Lao received the Excellent Instructor Award.

The Pui Ching Volleyball Team defeated the C.S.K. Perpetual Help College Team by 3 to 1 in the Inter-School Volleyball Final in Women’s Category A, making this the 9^th consecutive victory. 

In the Men’s Category A, however, Pui Ching lost to Instituto Salesiano by 1 to 3, coming in as the first runner-up.

The competition has been covered in Macao Daily:

http://www.macaodaily.com/html/2017-03/02/content_1161154.htm

Various awards ceremonies were held at the Communications Museum on March 1.  Pui Ching Junior 2 student Ms. In Teng Kong was the second runner-up in the Adolescents Category of the Depiction of Stamp Stories Competition; Junior 2 student Mr. Hoi Leong Pan and Junior 3 student Ms. Weng Sam Lou both won the Merit Award.  Junior 3 student Mr. In Chong Choi won the third place in the Street Shots of Postal Facilities Photography Competition.

The DSEJ Education Research cum Reform Support Services Division Director Iat Hang Wong and School Supervision Coordinator I Lin Wong observed lessons at Pui Ching on March 1.  Director of the history panel Mr. Chon Lei delivered a lecture to Senior 2 and 3 students on “Reflections on Corruption” and “Open and Closed Systems”.  Mr. Lei discussed current events from a historical perspective in an attempt to inspire higher-level cognitive processing and critical thinking.  The lesson was followed by a tour of the China Culture House at Pui Ching.  Mr. Iat Hang Wong and Ms. I Lin Wong commended Pui Ching on its history and culture education and for the example it sets for secondary schools.

Mr. Chon Lei will be giving a lecture on March 23 to the Lui Che Woo College of the University of Macao on “History from the Perspective of Current Events”.