“It’s My Business” Workshop

In the morning of 5th March, 2016, Junior Achievement Hong Kong (JA) organized the workshop – “It’s My Business” – in our school. The event aimed at helping students develop positive and proactive attitudes towards their personal and career development. The participants learned about the lives of successful entrepreneurs and how to develop a business that could make profit and impact the society at the same time.

Under the guidance of volunteer business advisers, about 30 Form 2 to Form 4 students from SFXC and 50 students from other secondary schools participated in the workshop. They had sessions of group activities, discussion of real-life examples and business planning to explore different facets of entrepreneurship. Thanks to JA and their helpful volunteers, all the participants gained some valuable insights through the event.

Evangelization Week 2016-2016

The annual Evangelization Week was here again. It was not only a time for religious education but also a time for our Catholic boys to demonstrate their faith through services to the school and to fellow schoolmates. As the Catholic faith is the foundation of this school, the annual Evangelization Week will continue to play the important role in cultivating the spirit of Catholic Education among students.

Parents’ Day (2015-2016)

21st February was our annual Parents’ Day. It didn’t only serve as a day to distribute the 1st term academic reports; it was also a day for communication and enhancing mutual understanding between the school and the parents. Many boys waited anxiously outside the classrooms when their parents and Form Teachers had brief meetings and exchanged thoughts. Thanks to the dedication of all teachers and voluntary helpers from PTA, the day was concluded smoothly. We wish that all the boys can redouble their effort in their studies in the 2nd term to make themselves and their parents proud.

The Bus Stop

As part of the Inter-class Drama Competition Form 4 re-enacted ‘The Bus Stop”. The hilarious story of a thief at a bus stop who struggles to rob from the other waiting passengers and, through the ensued confusion, is quickly arrested to his own bewilderment and to that of those from whom he attempted to steal.

Students are not only judged on their acting ability and the props and sound effects which they make from scratch, but also on their voice projection to bring this comical story to life. All students were very impressive this year and the judges needed some time to deliberate their decision.

With Form 4B as the overall victors in the competition for their Outstanding Performance and Best Spoken English, a special mention and commendation goes to Ricky Yuen Wai Ki (37) in Form 4C for Best Actor.

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