The “FLTRP Cup” National English Competition for Schools is hosted by the Beijing Foreign Studies University and co-organized by the Foreign Language Teaching and Research Press.  It is the most influential and authoritative English competition for secondary school students in the country. Every year, the competition attracts student contestants from all over the country. 

After rounds of competition, including the regional preliminary competition, regional semi-finals, regional finals, and the national finals, our school’s three contestants all won the first prize in the national finals.  The award winners are as follows:

Secondary 5A  Chan Ngai Long  First Prize in National Finals

Secondary 5B  Fong Iao Nam    First Prize in National Finals

Secondary 5B  Sergio Santos      First Prize in National Finals

Instructors: Fan Mei Va, Leong Suk Wai, Chio Kit U

The Global Conference on Educational Robotics hosted the Asian Regional Botball Tournament in Hangzhou on May 13. 

66 primary school students from Pui Ching Middle School joined the competition in 33 teams.  Student contestants were required to write codes, build robots, and complete four sets of tasks within a set time.  15 of our students won the Gold Award in the Intermediate Division and qualify for the International Botball Tournament that will be held in July in Florida.  51 students won the Gold Award in the Novice Division.  The Gold Award is the highest award in the competition.  Congratulations to our many award winners! 

The 2023 Robofest World Championship was held in Michigan at the Lawrence Technological University on May 13. 

Primary 6 students Che Wan Cheng, Lei Cheok Kio, and Mok Chon Him participated in the competition and won the championship with their “Raspberry Pi-based Fitness Testing Device” in the Junior RoboMed division.  Their instructor was Mr. Un Kuok Chin.  Mr. Un also won the Outstanding Instructor Award.  Congratulations to our award winners！

The Pui Ching Debate Team participated in the finals of the 2023 Inter-School Debate Competition for Secondary School Students and won the championship with the highest score among the top five schools in the five final debates of the competition.  Secondary 5 student Chu Ngan In won the Best Debater’s Award. 

The debate topic for the finals was "Macau should implement an internet gaming restriction order against minors."  The debate topic for the preliminary competition was “policies that encourage fertility can solve Macao's labor shortage problem."

Congratulations to our award winners!