Under the guidance of their instructor Mr. Lei Wai Sin, Senior 3 student Sio Kei Chon and Senior 2 student Cheng U Hin participated in the 33rd Annual International Conference of the Society for Chaos Theory in Psychology and the Life Sciences, which was held from August 2 to 4 at the Fields Institute of the University of Toronto. The conference featured workshops, lectures from special guests, and presentations from scholars and PhD and master’s students from countries such as the United States, Canada, France, the United Kingdom, and Turkey. Our students were the only high school team participating in the academic conference.

Mr. Lei and our students submitted a paper titled "Predator extinction arose from chaos of the prey: The chaotic behavior of a homomorphic two-dimensional logistic map in the form of Lotka-Volterra equations". They presented the paper during the group discussion on the morning of the third day of the conference.

Participation in the academic conference gave the students an opportunity to present their research results and engage with experts and scholars from top research institutions. It also allowed them to expand their horizons and discover future learning directions. Both teachers and students benefited greatly from the experience.

Reference URL: https://www.societyforchaostheory.org/conf/2023/about.cgi

Reference: SCTPLS Newsletter, Vol. 30, No. 4. p. 7

At the China Adolescents Science and Technology Innovation Contest held in Wuhan, Hubei Province, Pui Ching students won a total of 4 first prizes, 1 second prize, 3 third prizes, and 12 special awards, positioning us as the top prize winner in the country.

The award winners are as follows:

1. Choi Chi Hang, winner of:

• First Prize
• Hubei University of Technology Adolescents Innovation Award for Green and Low-Carbon Technology
• Hubei University Future Rising Star Special Award
• Mao Yisheng Science and Technology Award (China Adolescents Innovation Award for Science and Technology)

2. Ho Ian Wa, winner of:

• First Prize
• Huazhong Agricultural University Adolescents Science and Technology Innovation Special Award
• Kexing Innovation Award

3. Hong Chi Ian, winner of:

• First Prize
• Intel Talent Award

4. Lei Cheok Kio, winner of:

• First Prize

5. Cheong Sin Lun, Ma Iok Kei, and Ngok Chi Wai, winners of:

• Second Prize
• Intel Talent Award
• Huazhong Agricultural University Adolescents Science and Technology Innovation Special Award
• Huazhong University of Science and Technology Adolescents Innovation Award for Science and Technology (sponsored by the Gengshu Fund)

6. Wu Ka Wai, Pun Chi Kin, and Wong Min, winners of:

• Third Prize
• Wuhan University of Technology Adolescents Innovation Award for Science and Technology

7. Hon Pok Man, winner of:

• Third Prize
• Wuhan Textile University Adolescents Innovation Award for Science and Technology

8. Ng Hang Chi, winner of:

• Third Prize

9. Lao Chit, winner of:

• I-FEST Gold Certificate of Qualification

Principal Kou Kam Fai was invited to the opening ceremony for the new academic year at Tsinghua University this morning and participated in a seminar on discovering and developing innovative talents in students.  Dr. Kou also had the opportunity to exchange ideas with principals from various secondary schools, gaining valuable insights from the experience of educators from across the country.

The Traditional Chinese Music Festival organized by Guangdong TV was held from August 18th to 20th.

Guangdong TV invited Pui Ching student Long Chi Lam to sing and play the guqin, a plucked seven-stringed Chinese musical instrument, in the opening ceremony of the music festival.  Also performing with Chi Lam were his fellow students, Chan Chi Him, captain of the Chinese Zither Ensemble, and Leong Chi Ut, a member of the Guqin Ensemble, as well as talented young musicians of traditional Chinese music from the Greater Bay Area.

Our student musicians received high praise for their performance in the event.  Chi Lam was conferred the title “Ambassador of the Traditional Chinese Music Festival” and was the only ambassador at the event.  Chi Him and Chi Ut were both conferred the title “Guardian of Traditional Chinese Music”.

News Report from Macau Daily:

http://www.macaodaily.com/html/2023-08/22/content_1696189.htm"