Three high school students from our school, Ng Man Fong, Kuok Chi Ioi, and Kuong Hon Chon, set out on the evening of December 6th for Dubai for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28).

Through participation in the conference, our students gained an understanding of the positions of various countries on climate change and our country's efforts in addressing the issue. Students also developed a deeper understanding of the solutions to climate change.

During the conference, our three students presented the initial draft of their collection of works titled "My Zero-Carbon Citizen Initiative" to Mr. Xie Zhenhua, China's Special Envoy for Climate Affairs. They also engaged in discussions with the Minister of Energy of the United Arab Emirates, sharing their life as students in Macao and their thoughts on sustainable development.

For more details, please refer to the report on Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group's website:

https://m.tkww.hk/s/202312/12/AP65781198e4b05c88581139bf.html

Pui Ching teachers and students participated in the charity walk, Walk for a Million, this morning.  Students from our school served as the flag team. As the procession passed by Sai Van Lake Square, our school band played the school anthem and the flag anthem. Everyone was in high spirits, walking along the beautiful lake until they reached the final destination, A-Ma Temple.

This afternoon, Asian Games tennis champion and China's No. 1 ranked player Zhang Zhizhen, 2023 French Open doubles champion Wang Xinyu, and Tallon Griekspoor from the Netherlands, ranked 21st in the world, visited our school for a tennis exchange activity with the students. They personally taught tennis techniques and shared their experience and skills. Students were extremely excited to learn and practice with the experts. After the event, the highly anticipated autograph session naturally took place!

The Pui Ching Emblem Design Competition was held to celebrate the 135th anniversary of the founding of Pui Ching Middle School. Pui Ching students from Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao responded enthusiastically, and we received nearly two hundred design submissions. After nine judges from Pui Ching of the three regions evaluated the entries, Principal Kou announced the results of the competition today.

Champion: Kuok Chi Ioi (Macao)

First runner-up: Lei Ioi Chit (Hong Kong)

Second runner-up: Ho U Him (Guangzhou)

Winners of the Merit Award (in no particular order):

Ye Wei Xun (Guangzhou)

Lam Yin Wai (Hong Kong)

Sio Man Ngai (Macao)

Kuok Chi Ioi (Macao)

Anthony Tsoi (Hong Kong)

Yang Yi Xuan (Guangzhou)

Kuok Pui Cheng (Hong Kong)

Congratulations to all award winners!