30th Prize Giving Day

Our 30th Prize Giving Day took place on Friday, 12th November 2021. Our guest of honor was our alumni Mr. Gary Yiu, Head of Risk Management Department. Unfortunately, due to the ongoing pandemic this years’ ceremony had to be held in-house and on scaled back terms to ensure and to comply with health and safety measures. However, on a positive note the ceremony was recorded and can be viewed on our school’s webpage later. We strongly encourage our students to share the recorded event with their parents and loved ones. Although the event was scaled back and slightly different from previous years, the atmosphere was solemn and celebratory. The Prize Giving Day started promptly at 2pm with the opening speech of our principal Ms. Yiu who gave praise to the successful academic year and all the different activities and competitions the students signed up for and participated in. Ms. Yiu and all academic staff are hopeful that our students will continue to strife for the best results academically and otherwise in the future. This was followed by the actual prize giving of certificates and other outstanding awards. After that, our guest of honor, Mr. Gary Yiu gave a memorable speech to our students to set up long-term goals and to plan ahead for the future. Most importantly, he encouraged students to enjoy their school life and everything it has to offer and to be successful in life. In addition, our Head Girl, Ho Man Ting from 6D gave a massive vote of thanks to TKOGSS. This was followed by a variety of performances such as Chinese solo verse speaking and an English poetry performance ‘Elephant’. Further activities included a modern dance show by the members of the Dance Club named ‘Keep on Dancing’. The highlight of the Prize Giving Day was a Chinese music concert with traditional Chinese instruments. Finally, the school choir delighted the audience with a song called ‘Simple Gifts’ and finished the event with the school song. The audience appreciated every single piece and gave a huge applause at the end. Overall, the ceremony was a huge success.