Welcome to WYKAAO
Welcome to WYKAAO
【明報專訊】特首梁振英於明年1月公布施政報告時,將公布增加覓地措施,其中一招是考慮擱置粉嶺皇后山地皮發展私立大學計劃,轉用作發展住宅。不過,有關改動隨時變早前擱置啟德體育城爭議的翻版。據悉,提出擱置皇后山辦私大構思的是發展局長陳茂波,他認為本地私立大學學位的需求較預期中低,認為地皮若招標反應欠佳,便應釋放地皮建屋。但教育局對有關研究並不知情,令私大政策的延續出現變數。
The 45th Anniversary Reunion of the Class of 1967 was successfully held from 30th November to 7 December 2012 in Hong Kong. The reunion picture album can be found here.
The Cradle movement has approached its concluding stage as the first batch of 97 Chinese ink paintings became the collection of the Hong Kong Museum of Education – under the auspices of The Hong Kong Institute of Education (HKIEd), following a Donation Ceremony held at the WYK Art Room on December 10, 2012.
Officiating at the ceremony were Dr John Tan, WYK Principal; Professor Richard Tsang, Department of Cultural and Creative Arts, HKIEd (also a WYK alumnus); Dr Sydney Cheng, Librarian at HKIEd; Ms Selina Ho, Curator of the Hong Kong Museum of Education; and Eddie Yim, Chairman of the Organising Committee of the Chinese Ink Painting Exhibition 2006.
九龍華仁書院捐贈九十多幅「新水墨畫運動的搖籃」畫作予教院收藏及展覽,以推廣新水墨畫。 。(圖片瀏覽) (電視報導)
(星島日報報道) 著名水墨畫家譚志成是香港新水墨畫運動的先驅者,四十多年前於九龍華仁書院任教美術科,當時以反傳統臨摹方式,教授該校初中生創作水墨畫,九十多幅昔日學生畫作,昨以九龍華仁書院名義捐贈香港教育學院香港教育博物館收藏及展覽。教院指,將邀請該校音樂系學生以畫作為題,創作歌曲,計畫日後辦展覽,推廣新水墨畫。
Paulinians’ Alumnae Christmas Lunch was held on Saturday, December 8 in a Chinese buffet restaurant. Eight members from both Wah Yan alumni associations in Ontario attended. Please click here to see the pictures.
Mr. Laurence Tam writes on his work since his return to Hong Kong and the message of “not to stay up too late” to retirees. The significance of his advice is explained in a letter to Mr. Anthony Ho who visited him recently. Please click the image to read the letter.
Board of Directors 2023-2024
Name | Year | Post | |
Jeffrey Mah Yat Tak | 馬逸德 | 1978 | President |
Wilson So Sing Hei | 蘇承禧 | 1982 | Vice President |
Andrew Tang Wai Sun | 鄧偉燊 | 1965 | Secretary |
Bill Fok Chak Hong | 霍澤康 | 1968 | Treasurer |
Joseph Wong Chee Chiu | 黃志釗 | 1967 | International Convenor |
Ronald Tse Sai | 謝樨 | 1967 | Special Projects |
David Wong Chu Ming | 王曙明 | 1964 | Special Projects |
Edmond Wong Kuen Ming | 黃均明 | 1971 | Special Projects |
Sonny Sie Kwai Ming | 施桂明 | 1960 | Special Projects |
Eric Li Ping Hung | 李炳雄 | 1995 | Special Projects |
Victor Tong Wai Tak | 湯維德 | 1968 | Special Projects |
Bonbon Hu | 何芃芃 | 1965 | Special Projects |
David Wong Chu Ming | 王曙明 | 1964 | Immediate Past President |
Pictures of Directors
Picture taken at the 40th Anniversary Gala – From left: Victor Ng (member), Alan Leong (past president), Bonbon Hu, Victor Tong, Sammy Lee (legal adviser), Edmond Wong, Sonny Sie, Jeffrey Mah, Ron Tse, Joseph Wong, Bill Fok, Andrew Tang, David Wong, Wilson So
The Cheetahs made a donation to school in memory of Fr John Moran, S.J. (1905-91) who gave them the name because they were fast in their soccer games. The plaque in the Teachers’ Common Room was unveiled on Friday, November 16, 2012. The ceremony took place before the historical Speech Day when the cohort class of the last Form 7 and the first Form 6 had their happy day.
The Honourable Philip Lee, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, Canada, was the Guest of Honour. Philip Lee, Class 60 and a Cheetah, advised the graduates to master their language skills to be ready for their future career goals. To make his point, he punctuated his speech with “Go Ahead” and “The Chinese Guy Did All The Talking”.
Click the image to view photographs from album of Yeung Chun Hei 5C31 in WYK Photo Bank.
Mr. Anthony Ho was invited to attend the Tea Gathering with Retired Teachers when he was in HK last month. Click the image to read the entire newsletter.
The Wah Yan spirit has prevailed and triumphed! The Holy Grail turned out to be Masters 2 Open Standard.
Yes, this is the century for the Chinese and Chinese supremacy reigned tonight with the announcement of a new Masters 2 Open Standard champion couple in 2012, Philip and Magdalen Lee!
The rounds started 10:30 AM with 64 couples from all over Australia and New Zealand competing in this event and the Final was danced at 8:30 PM. It was a tiring day. So when our names were announced as the winning couple, we were over-the-moon to hear that it was us! Even now at 12:30 AM past midnight we relished in this great success and still find it totally unbelievable that we are now the new champions in the international standard style. We are now written into the history book of Australian Dancesport, the first ever Chinese couple to have won Masters 2 Open Standard.
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