On 12th March 2025, as part of the celebrations for our school's 65th anniversary, we had the privilege of hosting an inspiring talk delivered by our esteemed alumnus, Professor Tsang Wah Tak, Kenneth – Honorary Clinical Professor of the University of Hong Kong and specialist in respiratory medicine.

Titled “The Boy from Tai Po”, Professor Tsang's talk featured heartfelt reflections on his school days, profound insights into his journey as a consultant physician, and invaluable advice on embodying kindness and equipping oneself to achieve success. His genuine sharing beautifully demonstrated the deep bond he holds with the school. With his great sense of humor and captivating storytelling, his words resonated deeply, leaving a lasting impression on all in attendance.

By God's grace, the event was a resounding success. We are sincerely grateful for Professor Tsang's inspiration, which continues to light the path for future generations.

By God's grace, our school's 65th Anniversary Thanksgiving Service was held successfully.

On the day of the worship, we were greatly honoured to have Rev Calvin Ma, former International Director of the East Asia Division of The Overseas Missionary Fellowship, delivered the sermon titled "Thanksgiving and Heritage." Alumni Mr. Chiu Hoi Yeung and Ms. Lai Pui Sze shared their experiences of coming to faith at our school and spoke about their workplace testimonies. Looking back at God's grace over the past 65 years, we are encouraged and empowered to pass on our mission.

Principal Cheng Sze Wang briefly outlined the history of the school, recounting the changes over the past 65 years and how we have been blessed and protected by God in this journey. The C&MA Tai Po Alliance Church choir led students and staff in singing the hymn "The Most Beautiful Sound in the World," expressing our gratitude and praise for God's guidance. With old photos and songs, the congregation offered their heartfelt thanksgiving to God.

Looking to the future, we hope to continue this joy and vibrancy in our upcoming anniversary events. We eagerly anticipate the Alumni talks and Gala dinner scheduled for March to July. Let us look forward to these celebrations and cherish every opportunity to connect with alumni, teachers, and friends of Wong Shiu Chi Secondary School!

42 student athletes participated in the Inter-School Athletic Competition, organised by The Schools Sports Federation of Hong Kong, China – Tai Po & North District Secondary Schools Area committee in the Tai Po Sports Ground on December 12, 13 and 17, 2024. They won three individual awards and one relay awards in the competition. The list of awardees is as follows:

“Inter-School Volleyball Competition”, organized by The Schools Sports Federation of Hong Kong, China – Tai Po & North District Secondary Schools Area committee, was held from September 2024 to December 2024 at the North District Park and Fu Heng Sports Centre. 8 student athletes participated in the competition. Our boys’ team was awarded the 3rd Runner-up. The list of the awardees is as follows:

“Inter-School Table Tennis Competition”, organized by The Schools Sports Federation of Hong Kong, China – Tai Po & North District Secondary Schools Area Committee, was held from September 2024 to October 2024 at the Luen Wo Hui Sports Centre. 10 student athletes participated in the competition. Our Girls A Grade team was awarded the Champion. The list of the awardees is as follows:

Co-organized by Love Foundation, our school's Christmas worship was successfully held on December 19, 2024. We invited artists Mr. Kimman Wong to share his experience of believing in Jesus Christ. He also told our students to persevere in difficult times, never give up and trust God well.

Our Chinese Orchestra has been awarded the Bronze Award in the 2024 Chinese Orchestra Interflow (Secondary School Class B) organized by the Music Office, Leisure and Cultural Services Department.

Our softball team participated in the All HK Inter-Secondary Schools Softball Competition, organized by the Schools Sports Federation of Hong Kong, China, at the Hong Kong Softball Association and Shek Kip Mei Service Reservoir Playground. With their huge efforts, our school won the first runner-up. The list of softball team members is as follows:

The 65th Anniversary Speech Day was successfully held on 6 December 2024. We were honoured to have invited our alumnus, Mr Lam Sai-hung, GBS, JP, to be our guest-of-honour to address the ceremony as well as present certificates and prizes.

Mr Lam's studies at Wong Shiu Chi began in 1973. As an outstanding Maths student, Mr Lam valued analytical thinking and paid much attention to details. These are the characteristics and attributes of a civil engineer who exhibits a combination of expertise from all aspects of design, construction and management in a team. Mr Lam received the Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Hong Kong in 1983. He is a fellow member of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers and the Institution of Civil Engineers.

Upon university graduation, Mr Lam joined the Government as a civil engineering graduate in 1983 and became an assistant engineer in 1986. During his service in the Government, Mr Lam worked in different works departments and bureau, participating in various public works projects including bridges, roads, railways and site formation. He was appointed the Director of Civil Engineering and Development in August 2016, overseeing the planning and implementation of new development areas and major infrastructures. Between 2018 and 2021, he was the Permanent Secretary for Development (Works) overseeing public works policy and infrastructural development. Throughout Mr Lam's career as a civil servant, his two of the most memorable assignments were overseeing the construction of Ting Kau Bridge and spearheading High Speed Rail (Hong Kong Section) project which instilled in him a passion for taking public transport infrastructures to the next level.

In 2022, Mr Lam was appointed by the Central People's Government as the Secretary for Transport and Logistics to formulate policies on matters relating to Hong Kong's internal and external transportation in order to enhance and consolidate Hong Kong's status as an international maritime centre. One of the goals Mr Lam set for the position is to “Keep Hong Kong Mobile” for both people and goods. His office must plan, build, and upgrade the city's transport infrastructures in order to meet the transport needs of the logistics industry and facilitate Hong Kong's integration into the overall development of the country and enhance Hong Kong's competitiveness.

In his congratulatory address, Mr Lam inspired our students and graduates by sharing with them his enlightening speech, in which he summarised his advice in three key attributes: be curious, be analytic and be responsible. He encouraged students to spare time to enjoy the fun, satisfaction and happiness after succeeding in learning or understanding something, no matter how little it is. At the same time, they have to analyse the issue thoroughly before understanding fully the reasons and principles behind. Students are also expected to take the full use of the opportunity to learn as much as possible at school and learn the responsibility towards others, such as be punctual in attending school, be polite to others and observing rules at school. He believes that while younger generation seems to stress more on rights they should enjoy, the responsibilities or obligations they should shoulder should not be neglected. At last, Mr Lam ended his speech by giving a warm blessing to the audience. The graduates have benefitted a lot from Mr Lam's inspiring speech.

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude for God's grace in allowing our school's 65th Anniversary Kick-Off Ceremony and the three days of Open Days to proceed smoothly and successfully. Despite some rain during the three days and Typhoon Signal No. 8 being raised on the preparation day, the events were carried out without major disruptions.

We were deeply honoured to have the Permanent Secretary for Education, Ms. Li Mei Sheung, Michelle, JP, officiate the ceremony and present long service awards to our dedicated teachers. Her presence brought great significance to the occasion and enhanced the celebratory spirit.

The first day of our Open Days was dedicated to primary schools in the Tai Po District. We were thrilled to welcome 13 primary schools, with approximately 500 students visiting our campus. Their enthusiasm and curiosity brought vibrant energy to the start of our celebrations.

Over the course of the three days, we were overjoyed to see hundreds of alumni, spanning graduates from the 1960s to the 2020s, returning to their Alma Mater. The atmosphere was filled with joy and gratitude, reflecting the strong sense of belonging shared by our alumni. It was truly heartwarming to witness the enduring connection they have with the school.

As we look to the future, we hope to carry forward this joyful and celebratory spirit beyond the anniversary events. We eagerly anticipate upcoming occasions such as the Thanksgiving Service, Alumni Talks, and the Gala Dinner in 2025. Let us look forward to these events with excitement and continue to cherish the bonds that unite us as one community.

20 student athletes participated the Inter-School Swimming Competition, which was held by the Tai Po & North District Secondary Schools Area Committee of Hong Kong Schools Sports Federation, China, at the Ma On Shan Swimming Pool on 16 and 21 Oct 2024. In the competition, they won 10 individual awards, 2 relay awards and 2 team trophies. The team of Boys A grade came 5th in team, while the team of Girls A grade was the overall Champion in team. The list of awardees is as follows: