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Secondary Category Team B Wins Excellent Award for "Qian xing (黔行)" in the Inter-School Dance Competition2026-04-26

Our school's dancing team participated in The 44th Inter-School Dance Competition, with all three teams winning the Excellent award.
Secondary Category Team A won the Excellent award (the highest award) for "Blooming Gesang Flowers (格桑花開)"; Secondary Category Team B won the Excellent award (the highest award) for "Qian xing (黔行)"; and the Primary Category team won the Excellent award (the highest award) as well as the Creative award for "Spring of Kapok (木棉的春天)".
We extend our warmest congratulations and express our sincere gratitude for the hard work of our teachers and students!
Pui Ching student wins first place in Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship for Excel2025-08-01

Pui Ching student Lei In Iat represented Macao in the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship held from July 27 to 30 in Orlando, Florida. He stood out in the Microsoft Excel (Microsoft 365 Apps) category, winning the global championship among over 750,000 participants from around the world.
Also attending this international event was Pui Ching student Kuok Chi Ioi. Both students excelled in the Macao regional competition held in March, winning the championships in Excel (Microsoft 365 Apps) and Word (Office 2019) respectively. Their instructor was Ms. Lam Sao Lan.
Pui Ching students win third place in RoboCup@Home2025-07-23

The Pui Ching Service Robot Team, FAMBOT, won the third place in the open category of “RoboCup@Home 2025” held in Salvador, Brazil this year. FAMBOT is the first high school team to receive an award in RoboCup@Home since the establishment of the event. Student contestants on FAMBOT included Wu Iat Long, Ho Pak Ngai, Chan Seong Lai, and Mak Chon Hei. Their instructors were Mr. Lao Kun Wa, Director of Innovative Technology at Pui Ching, and Mr. Lam Kin Un.
RoboCup@Home attracts participants including university students, graduate students, doctoral candidates as well as university professors. This year’s participating teams included Tsinghua University, King’s College London, Seoul National University, Pusan National University, the University of Bonn, among other universities from around the world. FAMBOT was the only high school team participating in the competition.
Principal Kou Kam Fai expressed that Pui Ching will continue to optimize education in technological innovation. The school aims to inspire students to engage in this exciting field and inject new momentum into Macao's technological industries.
Pui Ching (Coloane Campus) hosts 2025 Summer Basketball Friendly Match2025-07-18

Pui Ching (Coloane Campus) hosted the 2025 Summer Basketball Friendly Match on July 13. We had the pleasure of the company of teachers and students from Beijing Haidian Foreign Language Shi Yan School, who engaged in basketball matches with local teams.
Participating teams in the friendly match included the Macao Pui Ching Middle School (Coloane Campus) Basketball Team, the Beijing Haidian Foreign Language Shi Yan School Basketball Team, the Macao Fukien Kids’ Basketball Team, and the Macao Pooi To Middle School Basketball Team.
Our Grade 7 students participated in the coordination of the event, learning practical skills such as venue setup and scorekeeping. Their dedicated efforts contributed to the success of the friendly match.
We extend our gratitude to all participating athletes, coaches, and parents for their support.
The Joy of Printmaking – Studying Abroad and Seeing the World 2025-05-24

Hosted by Pui Ching Middle School and sponsored by the Education and Youth Development Bureau, the Pui Ching Middle School Printmaking Exhibition, The Joy of Printmaking – Studying Abroad and Seeing the World, held its opening ceremony on May 21 at the Tap Seac Youth Activity and Exhibition Center.
The exhibition showcases the works of students of the Pui Ching Printmaking Club. The artworks are the result of the students’ study tour to Taipei and Tokyo between 2023 and 2024, bearing witness to their endeavors outside the classroom.
The exhibition features 35 pieces of artwork created by 28 students, including copperplate and water-based woodblock prints. In addition, ceramic artworks created in Taipei and Tokyo are also on display.
The exhibition runs from now to June 1 and is open from 12 PM to 8 PM (closed on Mondays). The venue features presentations on copperplate and woodblock printing, display areas for original prints, and an area for students to exchange ideas on printmaking. Admission is free. Everyone is welcome.


