Welcome to WYKAAO
Welcome to WYKAAO
Wah Yan College Kowloon is an aided school with a large campus, whole-school small class teaching, a resulting above-standard staff establishment and a wide range of extra-curricular activities. However, the School receives standard rates of government grants as any other aided school, and therefore it needs additional funds to subsidize the repairs of aging school buildings, the replacement of old equipment and furniture by new ones, and educational activities of students especially those under-financed by Government and other sources. The 2012/13 school year marks the 60th anniversary of the Waterloo Road campus, and the School has launched a fundraising campaign.
WYKAAO has been a keen supporter of the campaign and has raised $11,925 HKD so far for the School. Please click the image to read the acknowledgement letter from WYK.
Last Saturday, April 06, a number of Wahyanites together with visiting Phillip Lee (60), LG of Manitoba, and his wife Anita attended the successful Fund-raising screening of “Trailblazers in Habits” for the Maryknoll Sisters who celebrate their Centenary foreign mission. The documentary was well received by the 250 attendants.
Please click here to view the photos.
“Trailblazers in Habits” was shown twice on the same day at the Sarasota Film Festival in Florida.
Our former Director Manson Ng ('97) has recently married. Our heartiest congratulations to the newly weds.
Please click the image above to read the latest newsletter from WYKPSA.
(March 30th) Members from both Wah Yan (Hong Kong) Ontario Alumni Association and Wah Yan College Kowloon Alumni Association of Ontario attended the celebration dinner of St. Joseph's Anglo-Chinese School’s 55th Anniversary hosted by its alumni association in Ontario at a Markham’s banquet hall. Click here to see more pictures.
Dear Friends, Wahyanites and Classmates,
May I pass the very sad news to you that our beloved Tam Sir has just passed away (early afternoon Friday, March 22) at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Information from a close friend of him is that he has passed away peacefully without much pain. The Organizing Committee of the Cradle Project will keep in contact with Mrs. Tam to see how we can help in arranging Tam Sir's funeral and other related matters. Regards, Yim Pak Kai (72).
Obituary Memorial Page Wah Yan College Kowloon
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Please clickto view messages in memory of Tam Sir.
Our websites are getting about 350,000 monthly page views as of March 2013. The number of readership is still on the uptrend (click here to see a chart and the breakdown of access pattern). The Picture site continues to be the most popular though losing a couple of percentage points to the Blog and the Main Site. Thank you again for your continued support of our websites and our association as a whole. Please click here and let us know if you have any suggestions or comments about our websites.
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