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Ladies and Gentlemen, Canossa College’s fashion show was truly a success! With environmental protection and “green” as the theme, students were given the opportunity to show off their fashion sense and have fun!

The winners of the Most Popular Team were The Octagon from 2A! For the Best Model, Valeria Chan from Butterflies Forever (2B) strutted with her glamorous stage presence and confidence. The Best Presenters were Fiesta from 2D who wowed students with their speaking and presentation skills. The Best Design and Best Performance went to Green Heroes from 2A! Congratulations to them for winning the Overall Grand Prize too!

This event has given students the chance to learn teamwork, showcase their creativity and protect the environment at the same time. See you next year!

Think outside the box and show off your skills in the S3 interclass debating competition! Do you think you have what it takes? Team up with your fellow classmates in a friendly competition to fight to the top and take the throne while developing your critical, logical, and problem-solving skills. And of course, bonding with your classmates along the way!

Below are the results of the 2022-2023 S3 interclass debating competition:

Preliminary round 1:

3A versus 3B

Winning class: 3A

Best debater: 3A28 Wong Yu, Chelsea

Preliminary round 2:

3C versus 3D

Winning class: 3D

Best debater: 3D21 Tang Wing Yan, Willa

Finale:

3A versus 3D

Winning class: 3A

Best debater: 3D21 Tang Wing Yan, Willa

The school organized a variety of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) activities for students. These activities included learning about the principles of using drones, using electrolysis to edge the surface of metal, creating a musical staircase, exploring the art of marbling and participating in Mathematics quizzes.

Marbling is a method of aqueous surface design that can produce patterns similar to smooth marble or other kinds of stone. During the marbling activity, students learned about the process of floating colors on water or a viscous solution and transferring them to an absorbent surface to create unique designs. The principle of drone flying involves the use of a remote controller to manipulate the drone's four rotors to achieve lift, thrust, yaw, and roll for stable and controlled flight.

Overall, the STEM activities provided an extensive experience for students. They can explore some of the updated technologies and inquire into the wonders of Science. Moreover, students can explore the makings of beautiful artworks while challenging their brain cells in becoming a Math whiz.