In celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People ’s Republic of China, a large-scale variety show, "The Struggles of Chinese Children", was held in Beijing on the evening of September 29.  Leaders of the country and over 4,000 audience members participated in the event.  Pui Ching student Long Chi Lam worked with the Golden Sail Choir of the Experimental Primary School of Haidian District of Beijing and brought to the audience “The Song of Seven Lands”. 

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=FklocB-rAo8

In the Green Campus Award Scheme hosted by the Macao Environmental Protection Bureau, Pui Ching Middle School won the Green Campus Award.  Ms. Leong Im Hong, Ms. Chan Lai Leng, Ms. Leong Un Peng, and Ms. Lam Pek San won the Excellent Instructional Design Award.

The 2019 Teacher’s Day and Top National Education Institutes and Outstanding Individuals Awards Ceremony was held on September 10 in Beijing.  President Xi JinPing and Premier Li Keqiang of the State Council both attended the ceremony.

Macau Pui Ching Middle School received the first prize in the National Teaching Achievement Competition with the scheme “Innovations in Formative Education: Integration of STEAM into the Regular Curriculum and its Practice and Promotion in Macau Pui Ching Middle School”.  Macau Pui Ching Middle School was the only school in the country that won the first prize with a STEM-related scheme. 

Principal Kou Kam Fai attended the Awards Ceremony on behalf of Pui Ching.  Upon learning that Principal Kou was from Macao, President Xi commended Macao on its education.

The National Teaching Achievement Award is the highest award in education research and practice.  It is divided into three categories, including Formative Education, Vocational Education, and Higher Education.

The 10^th Macao Athletics Carnival Writing, Coloring, Drawing, and Poster Design Competition held its awards ceremony yesterday afternoon in the Science Center.  Award winners from Pui Ching are as follows:

Senior 3 student Tao Chong and Junior 1 student Tong Chi In won the Championship for writing in the Secondary School Category and Primary School Category respectively.  Primary 5 student Leong Cheng Lok came in as the first runner-up for writing in the Primary School Category.  Winners for the Merit Award for writing include Lam Pek I (Senior 1), Ng Suet I (Junior 3), Lou Ka Nam (Junior 1), Cheng Hei Tong (Primary 6), Choi Lok Ka (Primary 6), Lei San Ut (Primary 5), and Lou Lok Ieng (Primary 5).

Senior 3 student Lou Weng Sam and Junior 2 student Kou U Hoi won the Distinction Award and the Merit Award respectively for poster design.   

Primary 6 students Chio Hong Io, Ng Hoi Cheng and Chio Lok Man won the Merit Award in the Senior Category for drawing.  Students who made their way into the finals in the Junior Category and Senior Category for drawing include Primary 4 student Un Sin Ieng, Primary 6 students Leong Wai In, Chan Ian Tong, Un Cheok Weng, Ka Chi Ngon, Lei Chon and Sou Tsz Ying, and Junior 1 students Lei Ho Iao, U Sio Chon, and Sam Chi Leng.

Students who entered the finals for coloring include Primary 2 student Lam Kuan Hou and Primary 3 students Leong Kun In and U Si Lok.