Seven secondary and primary school students attended the International Ideas, Inventions, Novelties Exhibition in Nuremburg, Germany and performed with flying colors.

Senior 2 students Mr. Wong Hou Wang and Mr. Mok Hoi Chon won the Gold Award with their Optometrist’s Helper in Testing Myopia designed under the instruction of Ms. Kou Wing Si; at the same time, Junior 1 students Mr. Hoi Wa Tang and Mr. Ho Chon Teng also received the Gold Award for their 3D Sanitizer.  Primary 6 students Mr. Ku Hio Tong and Mr. Lam Lok Hei respectively won the Silver Award with their Parking Space Optimization System and Eye Protector.  Junior 1 student Mr. Sio Kei Chon won the Bronze Award with his Smart Walking Stick.  The Junior 1 and Primary 6 students all worked under the instruction of Ms. Chan Sio Ting and Ms. Leong Chi Kuan.

The five inventions were also entered for the 11^th International Innovation Festival and won five Gold Medals.  Instructor Mr. Ma Yiu Kon received the Technology Invention Education Award.

The School Energy Conservation Culture Festival held its awards ceremony today.  Pui Ching won the Excellence in Energy Conservation Award (the highest honor), the Gold Award in Comprehensive Energy Conservation in the primary school category, the Silver Award in Comprehensive Energy Conservation in the secondary school category.  Pui Ching teachers Mr. Chan Kin Hong and Ms. Kou Wing Si won the Energy Conservation Teaching Activity Award in the secondary school category.  Ms. Wong Suet Lin, Ms. Chan Sio Ting, Mr. Chong Chun Fai, Ms. Kun Suk In won the Energy Conservation Teaching Activity Award in the primary school category.  Students working under the guidance of Mr. Un Kuok Chin and Mr. Kuok Chan Ip won the Science Literacy Award in Energy Conservation.

The 48^th Pui Ching Track and Field Sports Meet lasted for three days and concluded today.  In the closing ceremony, the guests presented medals, trophies and flags to the athletes.

In this track and field sports meet, teachers and students showed their Pui Ching spirit as usual.  Although the weather was not as expected and some of the sports events had to be postponed, it did not subtract from the high spirit of the students.  The planning made by the sports committee and the cooperation of the staff members were both crucial to the success of the sports meet.  Athletes showcased their athletic talent on the sports field and carried forward the olympic spirits of “higher, faster and stronger”.  The sports events were broadcast on the school digital platform Pui Ching Engergy and Voice.  Reportors for the Sports Meet were divided into different teams and closely followed the news on the student athletes, the dedication of the staff members, and sports trivia.  Their professional reports received acclaim from teachers and students alike.  Students had the opportunity to exercise both their bodies and potentials on the sports field.

Following the tradition of the sports meet, teachers engaged in the Teacher’s 800 Meter Happy Run on Day 2 of the sports meet.  The Teacher-Student Relay Competition was held on Day 3 and was one of the highlights of the sports meet. 

Although the sports meet lasted for only three days and the weather was unpredictable, student athletes performed outstandingly on the field.  Five records were broken in the sports meet this year.  The school is thankful to all teachers, students and staff members for their hard work and is grateful to the guests, parents and alumni for their support.

Guests of honor presented the student athletes with various medals, trophies and flags in the closing ceremony.  

The opening ceremony of the 48^th Track and Field Sports Meet was held this afternoon.  After the flag-raising ceremony, President Wong Hon Kin of the Macao Pui Ching Alumni Association announced the opening of the Sports Meet.

On the first day, Senior 2D student Ms. Wong Hio Iok broke the record in shot put with a score of 8.68 meters. 

As usual, student participation was high in this year’s sports meet.  Not only the athletes showcased their talents on the sports field, but many students also worked as volunteers in various posts.  Pui Ching has launched a mobile webpage for the sports meet that allows teachers and students to receive the latest updates on contest results, photo albums, sports meet trivia, event schedules and reviews from last year.  A Facebook page was also launched this year.  It shows different event times, allowing teachers and students to fully engage in various sports activities.

The sports meet lasted for three days.  Guests from different walks of life were invited to experience the excitement at the stadium.