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24 TH HONG KONG UNION FOR YOUNG LEADERs Delineate your orbit Newsletter Volume Zero

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24th Hong Kong Union for Young Leaders Newsletter Volume 0

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24TH HONG KONG UNION FOR YOUNG LEADERs

Delineate your orbit

Newsletter Volume Zero

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Content

Words from the Chairperson 2

Introduction ofExecutive Committee Members 3-6

Introduction ofSub-Committee Members 7-10

Hugh O’Brian YouthWorld Leadership Congress (HOBY WLC 15) 11

Year Plan 12-13

Member Schools 2015-2016 14

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Words from the ChairpersonLeadership cannot be taught, it can only be learnt. In the past 23 years, the Union has been a place where generations of UYLers learnt about themselves and their very own definitions of leadership. Here, no one teaches us what to think, but UYLers inspire each other and learn how to think. We are people who develop individuality through impacting each other’s lives. This is where young adults with leadership potential start their journeys to become the leader they envision. Through our experience in the Union, we learn, we grow, and we strive to become more outstanding leaders.

Young people like you and me make up tomorrow’s society. But even today, we are more than students who merely receive processed information and filtered knowledge from the rest of the world. The future is in our hands, and everything we do will have an impact on our community, whatever it may be. Would you be the one to show the world what we teenagers are capable of? Are you ready to step out of your comfort zone and become the leader you can be? Being part of the Union helps us develop into unique individuals with insights and prowess. With what we attain here, each of us can become a leader who brings change to the lives of ourselves and of others.

Delineate your OrbitEverything in this world starts with a dream, and it is dreamers who have created the world before us. Because of a dream, we can now fly around the world on airplanes; because of a dream, the slavery system was abolished; because of a dream, we can now travel all the way to moon. To dare to dream is always the first step, but to be a leader, that is not enough.

What makes a leader stand out from the rest is not just his thoughts, but his choice to stand up and make a move. Actions speak louder than words, and it is when you dare to take action that you become a leader. A dreamer may not necessarily become a leader, but a leader must have been a dreamer once. As leaders of tomorrow, we all have what it takes to bring our community to strive for betterment, but the question is, ‘Do you have the courage to take the step forward?’

To delineate your orbit is not merely to sketch without a second thought. It is to know what you are looking for, then set your path and see it through. It matters not where the path takes you. What matters are the many things you have achieved walking down the path.

‘Shoot for the moon. If you miss, you will land among the stars.’

Outstanding leaders have their own visions for their community. They know what they want to see in the future, and they are willing to do what it takes to bring their community to change for the better. To delineate your orbit, you need to know what you want to see. Dream, hope and imagine the future that you aspire. Then take a step forward and try taking reality a step closer to what you dream for. It matters not what actions you take, but instead the choice that you’ve made to do what you can. You can become outstanding if you take the step and let yourself shine like any outstanding leader does.

This is your chance to seek your chimera. This is the chance for you to ‘Delineate your Orbit’.

Yuen, Katie AlitzaChairperson24th Hong Kong Union for Young Leaders

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ChairpersonYUEN, Katie AlitzaSt. Mary’s Canossian CollegeLook around you, and you’ll find faces that seem all too familiar, or faces that you’ve never seen before. Whichever way, these are the people who will hold your hand in the months to come. Smile. This is your new family.

A year ago I was sitting right where you are, and back then, I had no idea I would be where I am today. UYL showed me its magic and made me who I am. Today, it is your turn to start your journey here. When your journey here ends, I hope you would be proud to come up and tell me about your story.

I am Katie Alitza Yuen from St. Mary’s Canossian College.Welcome aboard. (:

Vice-ChairpersonLEE, Beatrix Man Kay

Marymount Secondary SchoolGreetings to you all, Campers :)

These words might emerge the moment you stepped into the hall: confused, a mess, alone, terrified, lost, seeking, frightened, agitated, enthusiastic. It’s perfectly fine, for I’m telling you that from now on, the Union will be your family; the people around you will be your companions, later your soul mates. They will walk with you, side by side, till the very end of the journey. Cherish every moment and remember where you came for and why you were here.

Before you answer ‘What do I want to do?’, answer ‘Who do I want to be?’.I’m Beatrix Lee from Marymount Secondary School, 22 CCC Parti, 23 Camper, 24 vice.Welcome Home :)

Vice-ChairpersonTING, Donald Ho TinQueen’s CollegeHi there:) Do expect to often be asked in the coming year, if not the rest of your life: what do you think of yourselves? You may not know what this question will mean to you, but as a UYLer who is embarking upon his third journey here, this question alters my trajectory of life. OUTSTANDING, the mere answer to the question.Yet, this is not all about the Union. It’s a family. It’s enthusiasm. It’s a magic.But you need not know what UYL means to me. Get out of your comfort zone and find what it means to YOU. Give it all you’ve got and try your very best so that when the year ends, you are proud to call this place home and be a 24 Camper.Just know, wherever you go, you can always come home.

And, with pride,I’m Donald Ting from Queen’s College, 22CCC Parti, 23 Camper and 24 Vice.

Introduction of Executive Committee Members

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Internal SecretaryCHU, Emily Ka Wei

Belilios Public SchoolHey UYLers!(: What do you think of yourselves?

‘This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine.’

Every single one of you sitting here is unique with something inside you. You may not discover it now but try not to underestimate yourself and just let every piece of you shine throughout your whole life(:

I’m Emily Chu from Belilios Public School, 23camper, 24insec ^^Welcome home(:

External SecretaryMAN, Nicolle Wan ChiSt. Paul’s Co-educational College

UYLers say that the Union is home. I cannot deny that.

But it is also something more, something a lot bigger. It is a cultivation of ideas, a dreamland of inspiration. It is an encounter with so many questions, a chase for so many answers. It is a sense of security, yet a thrill. It is a place that makes you feel and think.

Trust me, it’s hard sometimes.

But it’s worth it.

I am Nicolle from St. Paul’s Co-educational College, 23Camper and 24Exsec.And yes, welcome home.(:

External SecretaryTAM, Sean Hok Yiu

St. Paul’s College‘We ask ourselves, who am I to be? Brilliant? Gorgeous? Talented? Fabulous?Actually, who are you not to be?’It’s never too late to be whoever you want to be.Starting from today, I want you to feel what’s going on around you and dare to try and explore more.And I want you to know, that you’re here for a reason.Someone wants you to be here, someone recognises your strengths and potentials, that you are more than you could ever think.‘As we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same.As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates the others.’

You are OUTSTANDING. Welcome aboard. (:Sean Tam - 22Parti/23Camper/24Exsec - St. Paul’s College

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TreasurerLAM, Loras Long HinSt. Joseph’s CollegeOutstanding and unflinching make the perfect way to success.

When you are reading this line, and staring at people around you, I can tell you with confidence, that this is your HOME. This is your FAMILY. No matter how far you get lost, no matter how bad the situation is, this family always supports you. Never hesitate to make any changes, just take action with faith, and I believe you will always capture a mythical one, just because you are a UYLer.

I am Loras Lam from St. Joseph’s College.Welcome home(:

Publicity OfficerLAU, Emily Chai YingMaryknoll Convent School(Secondary Section)I remember one year ago, when I had my first day in this place, I was studying other Campers’ faces and behaviour. I couldn’t imagine how we could become as united as the alumni were - like a family. Yet, I’m here to tell you, that THIS IS HOME for you all, and all these people around, who may be unfamiliar to you, will be ALWAYS AROUND.

Campers, I could hardly tell you about what you will get in this place, because this is absolutely a magical journey for each and every one of you. Just open your hearts to feel it and rely on the ones next to you! They’ve always got your back.

Welcome home everybody(:

Publicity OfficerCHENG, Cherri Ka YuYing Wa Girls’ School

‘If you do it right you’ll love where you are.’

Hi! This is Cherri Cheng from Ying Wa Girls’ School :) This is the first day of your OUTSTANDING Camper journey. Feeling nervous right? Just make yourself home because everyone here will be your most trustful companion from now on. This year may be tough with lots of uncertainties. Do have the courage to take the first step into the unknown, and you’ll get much more than what you have expected. That’s why UYL is a magical place!

Welcome home:)

Introduction of Executive Committee Members

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Publicity OfficerYEUNG, Crystal Nga Ting

TWGHs Wong Fut Nam College/həʊm/The place that our feet may leave, but not our hearts.

Before you read the rest of the lines, now, please close your eyes and feel your heart. How do you feel now? Fervent, nervous, excited or perplexed? No matter what your answer is, please taste it and bear it in mind as it will guide you throughout this year. Now, open your eyes widely and look around this School Hall, look at those people with youthful smiles standing and sitting in here. They may be strange or familiar to you, but no matter what they are the ones who will be part of your upcoming Camper journey, or even your life journey.

Are you ready?

Crystal Yeung,22Parti/23Camper/24POWelcome home:’)

Promotion ManagerNG, Kelly Ka Hei

Tsuen Wan Government Secondary SchoolWelcome to this magical place!

Your once-in-a-lifetime journey now begins. From now on, you are a 24th HKUYL Camper. This identity brings you here. Not only is this journey once-in-a-lifetime, all the things here are. Once you hesitate, you may miss some chances or moments. There is no way for you to start over again. Maybe you have no ideas of what will happen next. Don’t worry. Just simply give what you have and be who you are.Grasp everything here, including our souvenirs. They will be part of your memories. If you haven’t bought them yet, turn around immediately and buy them all! I am Kelly Ng from TWGSS, 24 PM.

Be OUTSTANDING!

Promotion ManagerHO, Lincoln Lap HangWah Yan College, Hong KongLook around and what do you see? These people you know to a certain degree? Future events you cannot foresee? But rest assured that you’ll be happy. Set foot on this journey, treasure memories. How will you write you own odyssey? All of us every year, we’re a different person. I don’t think that we’re the same person all our lives. We all came because we have our purpose, and through the year we’ll all learn. I hope that one day you’ll look back and be able to rightfully call yourself ‘OUTSTANDING’. I am Lincoln Ho from Wah Yan College Hong Kong, 22CCC parti, 23 Camper and 24 Promotion Manager. This place where we call – Home.

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Introduction of Sub-committee Members

CHAN, Matthew Yat LongTsuen Wan Public Ho Chuen Yiu Memorial CollegeHalooooo Campers! Welcome aboard! Here is HKUYL, the destination is unknown, and it is suggested finding it out yourself. Also, please fasten you seat belt if there is one and once you are aboard, there is no emergency exit. Hope you enjoy the journey~~:)

I am Matthew from Tsuen Wan Public Ho Chuen Yiu Memorial College, one of the sub committees in the Promotion Department. According to my own experience, to become an outstanding leader, first you have to be vigorous and courageous enough to get your foot in the door. Taking the bull by its horns and finally you will have a rewarding memory.Just find your prey, take the initiative, and hunt like a wolf. :)

Promotion Department

CHEUNG, Brian Chun HimRaimondi CollegeHey campers :)

One year ago, I was sitting here in the hall, feeling strange about the unfamiliar faces walking back and forth, pondering the reasons why I was there, being clueless of this place they called home. Today, with pride, the unfamiliar faces have become my brothers and sisters. The Union becomes my Home, and I’m sure, is home for you all too. Do take my words: cherish every moment in this enchanted place and unearth your own definition of UYL magic.

This is Brian Cheung from Raimondi College, 23 camper, 24 Promotion sub-committee.

Welcome Home :D

CHAU, Samantha Man YuDMHC Siu Ming Catholic Secondary School

Hello there! ▇ = this right here, is your comfort zone.

All the greatness in life, begins at the very end of this cubicle. If you want something you’ve never had, then you’ve got to do something you’ve never done. ‘UYL is home.’ — This sentence will not mean anything to you, unless you take the first step, and experience everything this place has to offer. Look around you, the unfamiliar faces will not become your family, unless you go and start up conversations. So what are you waiting for? ‘Home’ is only a term, and it’s waiting for you to give it meaning.

Samantha Chau - 22parti / 23camper / 24sub-comWelcome home :)

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CHIU, Jade Kung PuiMarymount Secondary School

Planes are safe at the airport, but this is not why they are made. UYL is a journey full of challenges. In this journey, feel free to explore yourself and come out of your comfort zone. This year will be tough, yet, remember the people around you by heart, as they will be standing besides you, walking with you throughout the journey. This’s going to be a unique one. Let US make it together.It’s time to take off. Fasten your seat belt, be ready to depart and I hope you all will enjoy this unforgettable flight.I am Jade Chiu from Marymount Secondary School, 22 CCC Parti, 23 Camper, 24 Promotion Sub-committee.Welcome to 24.Welcome home :)

LEUNG, Benson Ming HinWah Yan College, KowloonHello There!

This is Benson Leung from Wah Yan College, Kowloon. Congratulations on becoming part of the UYL family! The first thing that I want to let you all know is that if you are feeling a little bit anxious about the journey that you are about to embark upon, it is very normal. Haha I promise you that after a year, when you look back, you will definitely smile because the strange faces around you will then have become the important ones in your life. Just Remember, step out of your comfort zone and enjoy the magical moments here in UYL!

Stay Outstanding :)

NG, Nathan Tak YeungKing’s College

Welcome home, campers :)

This is Nathan Ng from King’s College :) No matter what the reason for you to be here is, from now on, you are already a part of the warmest family that you could ever found in the world :) Here is a place for you to gain the most precious memories, to grow up as an OUTSTANDING person, and most importantly, a place for you to find your true colours and find friendship which will last forever. Step out of your comfort zones, treasure every second you have here, as all of them will be resounding in your heart in the rest of your life.

So, are you ready to start the whole new chapter? ;)#BeOutstanding

NGAN, Jason Lit ChunTWGHs Wong Fut Nam CollegeHI!!! I’m Jason from WFN. What do you think of HKUYL? For me, HKUYL is much more than merely five random alphabets, but a journey that will unearth your potential and equip you to be tomorrow’s leaders. Now, look at the person who has just accompanied you while you came into this hall. Say ‘thank you’ to him/her as he/she is going to be your companion throughout this year. This journey may be somewhat arduous and you may get lost through your journey. Yet, even if you do get lost, don’t forget your original intention of being a Camper as well as the support from your companion. Make no regrets!

Welcome to 24 :)

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Introduction of Sub-committee MembersPublicity Department

LUI, Adrian Lok ManWah Yan College, KowloonHey there :)!!!!!

You may feel strange about the people around here but I’m sure that at the end of the journey you will say thank you to them from the bottom of your heart. Remember these faces around you, because some of them will disappear eventually in your life and you can never go back in times. Hope that you can find your own UYL magic here and become an outstanding leader.Welcome home! :D

I am Adrian Lui from Wah Yan College Kowloon, 23 Camper, 24 Publicity Sub-committee.

CHEUNG, Michelle Nga ManSt. Mary’s Canossian College‘Are you outstanding?’But before answering this question, ask yourself, ‘What is outstanding?’I would like to give my warmest welcome to all of you for joining HKUYL, this big family :) Starting from today, you are going to embark on the most extraordinary journey of your life, full of wonders, adventures, laughters and tears. You will meet your life-long companions, and your very true selves. Get ready for the journey and feel it from the bottom of your heart. Own every second that you have and find your own definition of ‘Outstanding’. Delineate your orbit and do NOT make yourself regret.You may be wondering why we are so enthusiastic about this place.Because we called it, ‘HOME.’I am Michelle Cheung from St. Mary’s Canossian College. Once again, welcome to 24. :)

CHIU, Jacob Chun FaiRaimondi College

Hey Campers, :) HKUYL here, it’s a place for you to create your own definition of ‘O-U-T-S-T-A-N-D-I-N-G’, because life isn’t about finding yourself but is about creating yourself; it’s a place for you to chase your dream and make it become true. But what’s more important: it’s a place where you could find your true friends and create the blossoming miracle together. Campers, don’t wait for the storm to pass but learn to dance in the rain. Grasp all what you own and what you want, then I’m sure you will incontrovertibly feel no regret of what you’ve encountered and made. Enjoy your LIFE-CHANGING journey. ‘Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.’This is Jacob Chiu from Raimondi College, 22 CCC Parti, 23 Camper, 24 Publicity Department Sub-Committee.

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WONG, Brian Yik LongSt. Paul’s College

It’s a struggle. It’s having butterflies in your stomach. I’m sure we have all come to a point where we all had to decide. Is it right to be back in here? Is it the opportunity that I should seize? Am I willing to sacrifice my time, my sleep, my academic excellence?Some of you might have made the decision without a second thought. Some of you might have had long nights thinking it through, bounded by responsibilities, high expectations, words from others. No matter if you were the determined ones or the hesitated ones, remember to go ahead for what you think is right.Welcome Home(:Brian Wong - St. Paul’s College - 23 Parti - 24 comm

WONG, Gigi ChiCheung Chuk Shan College

Hi there (:

Today is a big day for both you and me! Maybe now you are still not familiar with this place, but I’m sure you will find it amazing. Do not hesitate to say hi to the people standing beside you because they are your companions throughout your Camper Journey! Sometimes it is tiring and frustrating when you get lost, but never doubt how outstanding you are.

I am Gigi Wong from Cheung Chuk Shan College, a 22nd parti, 23rd Camper, 24th Comm.

For sure, we will always stand behind you. Welcome HOME (:

WONG, Faustina Yan LokSacred Heart Canossian CollegeHey Campers! It’s been awhile (: This is Faustina Wong from SHCC! Call me Faus if you like~This place, from now on, call it home. I wish to see you all stepping out of your comfort zones and reaching out. Feel more, think more, and believe that there’s always hope. Create your self-fulfilling prophecy and delineate your orbit.

All in or nothing. Make this life-changing journey count and find your own light.

Welcome aboard guys (:

YEUNG, York YikRaimondi CollegeHello camperssss:)

This is Yeung Yik York from Raimondi College, 22 CCC parti, 24 Publicity Sub-committee. You may not be familiar with me at this moment. But in fact, we have already been a part of this big family. We are a part of the UNION. Always remember that it is not easy to be a camper. Indeed, do treasure this precious chance. Therefore, get ready for this life-changing journey, grasp this once in a lifetime chance, don’t make any decision that will make yourself regret.Find your own definition of ‘OUTSTANDING’.

Enjoy your time at home:)

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Hugh O’Brian Youth World Leadership Congress (HOBY WLC 15)The Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership World Leadership Congress (HOBY WLC) was a journey of self-exploration and reflection. As we took part in different activities that were dedicated to let us experience different forms of leadership, we rethought our own lives and visions of the future world. The best part of HOBY WLC was communicating with Ambassadors from different cultural backgrounds. Although we had very diverse lifestyles, the one thing that we all had in common, was the will to make our country and the world a better place. We were given many opportunities to discuss about the problems in our neighbourhoods and hometowns. By sharing our experiences with one another, we gained insights into the possible solutions to these problems. Many people have the preconception that only adults and the authorities can solve these social problems. In fact, the average teenager is also capable of making changes. I met a group of ambassadors from Taiwan who launched a campaign that aimed at saving stray dogs; and there was another ambassador from the USA who organised anti-bullying activities in school. I was impressed by their courage and determination to make a difference, and I think those are exactly what make one a leader: the will to make an impact, and to go one step further. When we take the initiative to make changes, we also create an example for others to follow. As an individual, we may not be much. However, as more and more people follow our examples, we are capable of changing our community or even our country. Apart from activities concerning leadership, the heartfelt connection between ambassadors was also unforgettable. We spent days and nights talking about our strengths, our weaknesses, our life stories and our dreams. We all shared similar passion about our future. My experience in HOBY WLC has reminded me of the importance of exploring the world. It was not until meeting so many inspiring people from different parts of the world, that I realised how big and amazing this world could be. Never give up hope HOBY WLC is for sure a life-changing experience for me, and I will not be satisfied by just letting it become part of my memory. I would love to share its positive vibes and passion with people around me. Hopefully the world may become a tiny bit better because of my effort – my effort to make an impact, my effort to live HOBY.

DAO, Tina Ching YiHong Kong AmbassadorHOBY WLC 15

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Year PlanAnnual General Meeting Nov 15

Global Awareness Project (GAP) Nov-Feb

Good leaders are always aware of recent world affairs and local issues, and this gives rise to our first event of the year, the GAP. Aiming at the development of Campers’ social awareness, the Project provides the finest platform for Campers to raise their suggestions and ideas towards contemporary local and global issues. Through workshops, lectures, and debates, Campers can develop their perspectives on global affairs and local issues, as well as hone their public speaking skills. Also, Campers’ critical thinking skills can be nurtured by proposing feasible solutions towards problems that the world is currently facing.

Throughout the GAP, Campers will be representing Ambassadors from different countries and investigating domestic problems of the respective countries. The World Congress, which is the climax of the Project, will then be held in December where the groups of Campers will have to present their solutions, undergo negotiations and debate with other groups. Ultimately, they can mature into responsible and visionary leaders who display compassion and commitment towards the community.

Christmas Reunion Dec

Community Ties (CT) Feb

After viewing global issues, Campers are going to materialise the ideas they learnt in the GAP into local problems, as well as to recognise the sense of urgency to make an impact in the community. The CTs are organised for them to show their compassion towards the underprivileged and experience the life of the needy in person. It is a continuation of the GAP, serving the purpose of providing precious hands-on experience for them to give a helping hand to the underprivileged and raise their communal cognisance. Campers will be given chances to realise their proposals for helping the people in need. This ultimately raises the awareness of Campers towards different social issues and fosters their mindsets to make a change in society.

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Youth Leadership Seminar (YLS) Mar-Apr

After the social leadership programmes, the YLS takes place in late March. Shifting focus from social issues to communication skills, it aims at empowering one another through group activities, in which Campers realise their strengths and weaknesses. The Seminar comprises several workshops which provide the opportunity for Campers to collaborate with their groupmates by solving various tasks, thus strengthening their team-building skills and the bonding among the groups. The pinnacle of the Seminar is a four-day-three-night Camp. Campers will be entering a peculiar yet mysterious world where they have to overcome different obstacles and learn about the qualities that leaders should possess. Through the group leadership-orientated programme, Campers’ communication skills can be reinforced and leadership styles shaped.

Camper-cum-Committee Project (CCC) May-Aug

The last event of the annual programme is the CCC. Campers have to apply what they have learnt in the previous programmes and coordinate with one another to organise an external programme for non-UYLers. The Project ultimately aims at nurturing Campers’ leadership skills and spreading inspiration to the participants of the Project.

Hugh O’Brian Youth World Leadership Congress(HOBY WLC 16) Jul 23-30

Ten Campers who demonstrate outstanding leadership attributes and potentials throughout the annual activities will be selected as International Ambassadors to represent Hong Kong at HOBY WLC 2016 in the upcoming late July in Chicago, IL, USA. The WLC is a once-in-a-lifetime and inspiring programme where international friendships can be built and Ambassadors’ scope broadened by learning different cultures and norms from around the globe.

Annual Dinner cum Closing Ceremony Aug

As the journey comes to an end, memories will be reminisced at the Annual Dinner. On this special occasion, Campers will have the chance to recollect their journeys and be joined by alumni and Honorary Advisors, who will share their perspectives on UYL magic and leadership. With the recollection video, it marks the last official event of 24th HKUYL. Eventually, a splendid end of the outstanding year is announced by the locked doors of the banquet.

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Member Schools 2015-2016Belilios Public School

Cheung Chuk Shan CollegeDiocesan Boys’ School

DMHC Siu Ming Catholic Secondary SchoolGerman Swiss International School

Good Hope SchoolHeep Yunn School

Holy Family Canossian CollegeKing’s College

La Salle CollegeLi Po Chun United World College

Maryknoll Convent School (Secondary Section)Marymount Secondary School

Pui Ching Middle SchoolQueen’s College

Raimondi CollegeSacred Heart Canossian College

Sha Tin Government Secondary SchoolSt. Francis’ Canossian College

St. Joseph’s CollegeSt. Mary’s Canossian College

St. Paul’s Co-educational CollegeSt. Paul’s College

true light middle school of hong kongTsuen Wan Government Secondary School

Tsuen Wan Public Ho Chuen Yiu Memorial CollegeTWGHs Wong Fut Nam CollegeWah Yan College, Hong KongWah Yan College, Kowloon

Ying Wa CollegeYing Wa Girls’ School

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