The 31^st Invention & New Product Exposition (INPEX) was held in Pittsburg from June 7^th to 9^th.  Grade 6 student Ms. Julia Cheung received the Merit Award in the domestic category.  In the same year, Pui Ching Middle School received the Innovative School Award.

Pui Ching 6^th grader Ms. Julia Cheung invented the Smart Window under the guidance of her teachers Ms. Sio Teng Chan and Ms. Chi Kuan Leong and received the Merit Award in the domestic category.  Ms. Cheung was the first Macau primary school student to receive this award.

Able to automatically close or open as a function of changes in precipitation, the Smart Window is designed to cope with unpredictable weather.  It prevents furniture and wooden flooring from getting wet in rainy weather and keeps the indoors well ventilated in dry weather.     

Principal Kou was invited to the opening ceremony of the 2016 English Language Teaching Conference hosted by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of Macau. Mr Sebastien Chan and Ms Sandra U also gave a research-based presentation on the topic "The Effectiveness of E-learning in Vocabulary Teaching".

The 2015/16 Information Technology, Innovative Technology and Robotics Competition organized by the Macau Education and Youth Affairs Bureau had its awards ceremony on June 11^th at the Macau Science Center.

Pui Ching Middle School had various award winners. 

Pui Ching secondary school students were also invited to demonstrate how they worked their FRC and VEX robots at the awards ceremony. 

Pui Ching Middle School, Macau, organized a musical charity show titled "A Dream of One, A Heart for Thousands” on 18 December, 2015 at 20:00 in the school auditorium. About 80 students including those in the school’s concert band participated in this meaningful event. The performance raised MOP 500,000, an amount which will be entrusted to Watoto Child Care Ministries. The donation is to aid thousands of orphans and women in Uganda in the fight against poverty and in the acquisition of skills so that they can become leaders and rebuild their country.  Mr Sunny Cheng, the Country Director, Mr Nsubuga Frank and Ms Asianzu Comfort, the Choir leaders of Watoto Children’s Choir No.74, and Ms Atim Vivian, one of the choir members,accepted the donations by cheque and thanked Pui Ching students for their kindness.

Dr Kou Kam Fai, Principal of Pui Ching Middle School, expressed gratitude towards donors from all walks of life, parents, and teachers for supporting Pui Ching students in this charitable event. He stated that children are vulnerable, not to mention orphans, and as the Bible says “Love one another as you love yourself”, he sincerely wished that through this donation, children in Macau would see how blessed they are and that each of them can contribute a little to make the world a better place to live in.     

Raising more than MOP 700,000 to aid education in China on 18 December in 2014, Pui Ching students once again used music and love to express their care and support. After nearly a year of preparation, over 100 students and teachers participated in the front and back-stage work. There was much singing and dancing in the drama and the production was based on the well-known story taken from the book of Genesis, 'Joseph, King of Dreams', which centers on the life of Joseph, a child prodigy gifted at interpreting dreams. All participants from the primary and secondary school performed whole-heartedly with the Watoto Kids, knowing that God will never forsake anyone and that He has a purpose for all of mankind.