Our Form 6 student Lau Suet-ying has won the ‘Best Devotion to School’ Award in the 36th ‘Student of the Year’, organized by the South China Morning Post, sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club, and with support from the Education Bureau.
The ‘Student of the Year’ has long been hailed as Hong Kong’s most prestigious secondary school event held to acknowledge the achievements of outstanding senior-level students. The ‘Best Devotion to School’ goes to students who not only excel on a personal level, but whose involvement in and contribution to school activities have also helped others reach new heights.
Lau Suet-Ying has been awarded a Plague, a certificate and a scholarship, along with four other finalists in Hong Kong. Her service to TYT has been strongly appreciated by our staff. She has gained deep respect from TYTcians as she has shown a high degree of diligence, commitment and dedication in her endeavours.
Also, Form 5 student Chan Long-Yin has won the Merit Award in the “Visual Artist” category. The Student of the Year – Visual Artist is for students who have reached a high standard of achievement in their artistic activities. Chan Long-Yin specializes in Chinese painting and calligraphy. He has always been actively involved in the local visual arts community.
Media Coverages: South China Morning Post
Media Coverages: South China Morning Post
Mr. Cheung, the school Principal congratulates Lau Suet-ying
From left to right: Mr. Cheung Ka Pong, Lau Suet-ying and Mr. Gary Liu, CEO of SCMP
Winners of the ‘Student of the Year 2016’ celebrates the honorable moment
Mr. Cheung, the school Principal congratulates 5A Chan Long Yin
Award Acceptance Speech by Lau Suet-ying