"A Stargazer's Fantasy" is the highlight of Ying Wa Girls’ School’s 125th Anniversary celebrations. Join our performers on a journey into a universe where half-human, half-machine beings explore the stars, encountering diggers, the impoverished, and corrupt officials.

Dear Alumna,

Thank you for your continued support! To celebrate YWGS 125th anniversary, we are excited to update you our e-shop is open after 9pm HKT on 14 November 2024. We invite all the alumnae to register online for thanksgiving service, purchase gala dinner tickets and pre-order souvenirs online with various payment options. Don't wait and visit the e-shop now!!

We also invite you to save the dates for events to celebrate the 125th Anniversary with us, including:

Are you ready to join us for an unforgettable event?

This year, we decided to make a delightful change to our traditional format. Instead of our customary dinner gathering, we have planned a special LUNCH experience for all attendees.

This gathering holds even greater meaning as we not only come together to connect to the spirit of the founders of our beloved alma mater, but also to express our deepest gratitude to the retiring teachers who have devoted themselves to the noble cause of education.

Please join us for an unforgettable Homecoming Day on Saturday, March 16, 2024, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. It's an occasion not to be missed as we come together to celebrate our renovated campus and reconnect with the Ying Wa family.

In this issue, we are delighted to have articles of interviews with our retiring principal Mr Francis Kwan, new vice principal Mr Ng Wing Wo, retired principal Mrs Katherine Chau (’55) and former teacher Ms Betty Barr.  Yet, sadly, our beloved retired teachers Ms Winnie Yau Ping Wai (’59) and Ms Fok Yu Hee have passed away lately.  Reading the sharing from their daughters (both are our alumnae), the school, former colleagues and students, we would appreciate their fruitful and fulfilling lives and the difference they have made to others, especially to the Ying Wa community.  They would be fondly remembered by us.  We also have an article each from the Toronto and London Chapters about their recent activities and the Vancouver Chapter about its new committee, and articles from several alumnae about their various experiences.  Enjoy reading!