The Chinese Adolescent Science and Technology Innovation Contest is a comprehensive science and technology innovation activity for primary and secondary students and teachers across the country. The 37th Chinese Adolescent Science and Technology Innovation Contest was held in Wuhan, Hubei Province from August 20th to 25th this year. The event attracted nearly 800 students and teachers from various provinces, and more than 50 international representatives from 13 countries. A total of 442 projects in the adolescent science and technology innovation and 202 projects in the science and technology instruction were shortlisted for the final review.
Our school F6 graduates Tony Wan, Jeffrey Lei and Bruce Wong, under the Mr Frederick Sam’s supervision, won the National Third Price with their research "Novel Wound Dressing Biomaterials from Traditional Chinese Medicine" after oral defense and innovative literacy evaluation. Meanwhile our school physics teacher, Mr Clifford Ho was shortlisted for the final review of science and technology instruction with "Using Schlieren Photography in Studying Laminar Flow and Turbulent Flow in Fluid Movement", and won the National Second Prize. Congratulations to all award-winning teachers and students!


|