Nestled in the Wo Che Estate of Sha Tin, Pui Ying Secondary School buzzes with the energy of young minds. Did you know its name, “Pui Ying,” translates to “cultivate heroes”? This school, established in 1978, certainly lives up to its name. Pui Ying Secondary School began its journey not here, but at the Baptist Lui Ming Choi Secondary School in Lek Yuen Estate. It wasn’t until September 1979 that Pui Ying Secondary School found its permanent home here. Imagine the excitement as the students and staff finally moved into their own dedicated space. The school motto, “Faith, Hope, Love,” resonates through the halls. Pui Ying Secondary School aims to nurture not only academic excellence, but also the moral, intellectual, physical, social, and artistic growth of its students. The school’s icon, the eagle, embodies courage and determination. These qualities are evident in the school’s achievements. In 2004, a student achieved the remarkable feat of earning 8As in the HKCEE. The consistent high passing rates in public examinations further solidify Pui Ying Secondary School’s commitment to quality education. The school fosters a love of reading through dedicated Reading Time and Reading Days. It also embraces technology with a wide range of computer subjects, from IT for junior forms to Computer Applications for senior forms. Pui Ying Secondary School even boasts its own student-written musicals. Every Form 1 student is encouraged to learn a musical instrument, fostering a vibrant arts scene. The school has a unique “Flying Eagle Award.” This award recognizes students who demonstrate strong learning habits, good exam results, self-discipline, responsibility, and community involvement. It is a testament to Pui Ying Secondary School’s holistic approach to education. From its humble beginnings to its current esteemed status, Pui Ying Secondary School has consistently cultivated young minds, empowering them to soar like eagles.
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