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^ Morning assembly presentation about badminton team in September 2015
以下列出我於 2013 到 2016 年間在 聖保羅男女中學 早會 中演講的 文稿 及 圖片。
Documents and graphics of my morning assembly presentations in SPCC during 2013-2016.
SPCC Badminton Club 2013/14
SPCC Badminton Club 2013/14
Presented in 2013 October (Form 4) - in Lecture Theatre
I am Derek Li from 4G, the representative of Badminton Club. If you are interested in badminton, please don’t hesitate to sign up for our club. But if you are not interested or even don’t know what badminton is, please also come to us in the JCRM, prepare 4 dollars, and you will definitely find it interesting in the coming year. This year, we have many different activities for you to participate. For example, the interclass competition is simply breathtaking and both audience and the players will feel excited! Another highlight will be the student-teacher match held in the second term. You will be amazed by the impressive skills of the teachers and the cooperation between the pairs! So see you at this lunchtime. Thank you!
SPCC Badminton Team 2014/15
SPCC Badminton Team 2014/15
Presented in 2014 September (Form 5) - in the School Hall
A: I am Derek Li from 5G
B: and I am (...)
A: We are presenting on behalf of the badminton team.
B: Established in 2005, the team consists of a large number of players, and all of our teammates form a very close bonding with each other.
A: Yes, I agree. When we first joined the team in Form 1, we were treated wonderfully by the kindness and enthusiasm of our higher form teammates. Other than practicing badminton, we also become very good friends and had a lot of fun together.
B: Every Wednesday and Friday, we will relieve our pressure from our work at school at the Hong Kong Park Sports Centre. We have two hours of training, which basically includes fine-tuning our badminton skills and improving our fitness. The practice sessions are sometimes so demanding that I feel extremely fatigued afterwards.
A: However, if we hadn’t been so diligent and assiduous, we wouldn’t have the chance to taste the feeling of success and the immense happiness that comes with it. Perseverance was the key that helped us achieve satisfactory results in different competitions in recent years.
B: When we face problems, we cross the difficult barriers hand-in-hand. When we finally achieve our goals, we share the joy together.
A: This is because we consider ourselves as one big family, and we shall continue to let the spirit and the harmonious atmosphere of the badminton team go on.
B: and I am (...)
A: We are presenting on behalf of the badminton team.
B: Established in 2005, the team consists of a large number of players, and all of our teammates form a very close bonding with each other.
A: Yes, I agree. When we first joined the team in Form 1, we were treated wonderfully by the kindness and enthusiasm of our higher form teammates. Other than practicing badminton, we also become very good friends and had a lot of fun together.
B: Every Wednesday and Friday, we will relieve our pressure from our work at school at the Hong Kong Park Sports Centre. We have two hours of training, which basically includes fine-tuning our badminton skills and improving our fitness. The practice sessions are sometimes so demanding that I feel extremely fatigued afterwards.
A: However, if we hadn’t been so diligent and assiduous, we wouldn’t have the chance to taste the feeling of success and the immense happiness that comes with it. Perseverance was the key that helped us achieve satisfactory results in different competitions in recent years.
B: When we face problems, we cross the difficult barriers hand-in-hand. When we finally achieve our goals, we share the joy together.
A: This is because we consider ourselves as one big family, and we shall continue to let the spirit and the harmonious atmosphere of the badminton team go on.
SPCC Badminton Club 2014/15
SPCC Badminton Club 2014/15
Presented in 2014 October (Form 5) - in the School Hall
‘’The Badminton Club’’ The first activity will be the interclassDo make sure your class doesn’t get outclassedSo during the match you have to run really fastGive everything you’ve got to win the prizeShowcase your talents, much to your friends’ surprise The student-teacher match will be a popular eventFor each match a student-teacher pair will be sentWhile sitting on the IGH bleacherYou can cheer for your favourite teacherBut do remember to sit back and drink some water For our newly-designed activities bringing entertainmentSouvenirs will be given to all participantThe activity consists of different relaxing gamesLeaving unforgettable memories for all is our ultimate aimAlthough this activity still hasn’t been given a name Everyone has their own dreams for sureSo in order to make your dream come trueSigning up to become a member of us is what you should doBecause … the Badminton Club needs you! Thank you!
SPCC Transport Enthusiast Circle 2014/15
SPCC Transport Enthusiast Circle 2014/15
Presented in 2015 March (Form 5) - in the School Hall
Have you ever been asked about this question, ‘’How do you go to school?’’ I guess some of you will say that you go to school by minibus, while some may say by taxi. For me, although I am not born in a rich family, I still feel blessed and I would say, ‘’I go to school by an expensive German-made vehicle with a powerful Euro 2 engine and genuine leather seats.’ They will probably interpret it as an expensive private car. But actually it’s just a 69-seater single-decker bus with a lifespan of 17 years, 1 year until retirement. So why does 12A have to use single-decker buses which make the bus compartment overcrowded during rush hours? Why doesn’t the bus company provide double-decker buses for the route? To get a persuasive answer, I suggest you approaching the bus company. But according to my understanding, the culprit is the tramway path located right above Kennedy Road. The height of the tramway path was too close to the main road, so that it is not enough for a double-decker bus to pass through. Moreover, the use of single-decker bus actually reduces the chances of turning-over, which can ensure the safety of us, the future pillars of our society. And then you may say, our concerns are not these. We just care about whether the bus departs from the terminal on time or not. That’s very true for non-bus enthusiasts, but you should also learn to analyse what a bus enthusiast says. When you hear them saying this, ‘’the whereabout Man NL262 overruns to turn private.’’ They are actually referring to the fact that the bus is not in service. So if you are waiting for 12A in Admiralty at 8 o’clock and you hear a bus enthusiast saying this, you should really calm down and relax yourself, because there won’t be any chances for you to arrive at school on time that day. You will be considered as late. (...)
Calligraphy on the traditional signboards is one of the significant cultural heritages of Hong Kong. From a small fish pond to an inner city, from trams to the West Island line, these calligraphies have witnessed the transformation of Sheung Wan and Sai Ying Pun. Unfortunately, owing to its precariousness and obsoleteness, they are now vanishing and outshone by the fluorescent ones, which are made by different colours of LED lights. It is because they are dazzling enough to attract the attention of pedestrians in contrast to the traditional signboards. Calligraphy is an art unique from China. It is the technique and rules for writing. These rules are not established by a certain person but are commonly agreed upon, being a consensus on aesthetic human. Apart from appreciating the importance of calligraphy through its cultural content, it has a high value in terms of psychology of art, which can fulfill humans’ psychological appeal for images. Signet also owns a long history. Contemporary times still see the purpose of signet as a sign of power or authority. For instance, certain countries grant special signet to members of their monarchies or those in power. It embodies an individual's unique character and identity that cannot be reproduced mechanically. If you want to know more about calligraphy and signet, please join the activity held by language and culture core group and art club on 13/3 after school at the cover playground. We have invited Mr 林賀超 to share his knowledge and experience. Don’t hesitate to join and see you there!
Calligraphy on the traditional signboards is one of the significant cultural heritages of Hong Kong. From a small fish pond to an inner city, from trams to the West Island line, these calligraphies have witnessed the transformation of Sheung Wan and Sai Ying Pun. Unfortunately, owing to its precariousness and obsoleteness, they are now vanishing and outshone by the fluorescent ones, which are made by different colours of LED lights. It is because they are dazzling enough to attract the attention of pedestrians in contrast to the traditional signboards. Calligraphy is an art unique from China. It is the technique and rules for writing. These rules are not established by a certain person but are commonly agreed upon, being a consensus on aesthetic human. Apart from appreciating the importance of calligraphy through its cultural content, it has a high value in terms of psychology of art, which can fulfill humans’ psychological appeal for images. Signet also owns a long history. Contemporary times still see the purpose of signet as a sign of power or authority. For instance, certain countries grant special signet to members of their monarchies or those in power. It embodies an individual's unique character and identity that cannot be reproduced mechanically. If you want to know more about calligraphy and signet, please join the activity held by language and culture core group and art club on 13/3 after school at the cover playground. We have invited Mr 林賀超 to share his knowledge and experience. Don’t hesitate to join and see you there!
SPCC Badminton Team 2015/16
SPCC Badminton Team 2015/16
Presented in 2015 September (Form 6) - in the School Hall
I am Derek Li from 6G.I am the representative of the badminton team. When we joined the team in form one; Teammates treated us like daughters and sons.During training sessions we tried our best to run,After training sessions we had a lot of fun. We look forward to practices every Wednesday and Friday,Where we can play and put down our unfinished essay.Hong Kong Sports Centre is where our spirit stays; In those two hours we keep our stress and depression away. We improve our skills and fitness,But what you worry the most must be the tiredness.I promise that you won’t have the feeling of hopelessness; Instead we are joyful enough to bring you happiness. (...) Our achievements are highly satisfactory; This is the best result ever in SPCC history.We share the joys of victory,And here I am proud to tell you – this is our story. (...) We play badminton with passion, courage and determination,Therefore every year we hold badminton team selection.We hope to see badminton players with the sense of mission;So as to strive for excellence in competition.
(...) We treasure friendships for sure,That’s why we also have badminton team re-u.As alumni and coaches are so friendly and true,Teammates are always stuck together like glue. (...) Finally, achieving goals isn’t as difficult as it may seem,In fact they help you to boost your self-esteem.Chase your life goals and your dream,And kindly support us the badminton team.Thank you! May we now hand over the time to the Basketball Team.
(...) We treasure friendships for sure,That’s why we also have badminton team re-u.As alumni and coaches are so friendly and true,Teammates are always stuck together like glue. (...) Finally, achieving goals isn’t as difficult as it may seem,In fact they help you to boost your self-esteem.Chase your life goals and your dream,And kindly support us the badminton team.Thank you! May we now hand over the time to the Basketball Team.
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