Pui Ching students participated in the awards ceremony for the 2019 Red Cross Humanitarian Cup Disaster Prevention and Relief Coloring, Drawing and Comic Strip Creation Competition.  Students expressed their emotions toward disaster relief during Typhoon Hato.  Award-winners are as follows:

Champion: Lei Pak Hou (Junior 1)

First runner-up: Chio Hong Io (Junior 1)

Winner of Merit Award: Cheng Seng Hei, Choi Lok Ka, Chan Ian Tong (Junior 1), Un Sin Ieng, Ho Ian Kio (Primary 5)

Winner of Merit Award in Family Coloring Competition: Lai Cheok In (Primary 1)

Winner of Merit Award in Coloring Competition: U Hou Ian (Primary 4)

Pui Ching students entered for the 9^th Macao Creativity Challenge.  Five teams won the “Seven Features Story Award”:

Story: Foreign Workers

Contestants: Pao Hon Lam, U Wai In, Cheng Hoi Teng

Story: Leftovers

Contestants: Lo Weng Chi, Lam Un Un, U Weng Ian, Fong Oi Cheng, Cheng Chi Wang

Story: Fair Trade

Contestants: Pang U Hang, Chu Ka Weng, Iao Chi Cheng, Si Tou Hou Long, Pun Wang Ngai

Story: Charity Flee Market and Carnival

Contestants: Hoi Hoi Ian, Lao Weng Iong, Cheong Hang Pui, Wong I Lam, Lei Chin Cheng

Story: Far From Home

Contestants: Lou Weng Ka, Leong Nga Iat, Leong I Kio, Kam Man Hin, Mok Hoi Chak

Congratulations to all our award-winners!

The offline rematch for the 9^th Guangdong Creative Robots Competition was held in the Guangdong Science Center today.  Macao Pui Ching Middle School’s S2A Team won the first prize.

60 teams and over 300 teachers and students from all over Guangdong and Macao S.A.R. gathered in Guangzhou.  The theme this year was “Industrial Robots”.  Student contestants Chan Kuan Ieong, Si Ian Meng, Cheng U Hin, and Cheng Kai Ieong participated in the competition with their instructor Mr. Ho Seng Kuan.  They expressed that this competition had been a great learning opportunity.

--Article from Macao Daily

Pui Ching students entered for the 2020/2021 International Genetically Engineered Machine Competition and won the Gold Award.

Over 500 teams of university and secondary school students from all over the world, including more than 6000 contestants, participated in the iGEM competition this year.  Due to the pandemic, this year’s competition was especially challenging because students were faced with problems such as school suspension, the closure of the laboratories, restrictions on the number of people allowed in the laboratory, challenges with the purchase of drugs, etc.  The hosting organization also made new requirements such as video and multi-media production.  Students attended virtual discussions with fellow contestants from all over the world and answered questions from the judges in real time.