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:::慈幼會中華會省教育信念、憧憬和使命:::

信念
我們相信耶穌基督是主,衪的福音是我們人生旅途的明燈,按衪指引而行必能實現全人的發展和獲得永恆的生命。
我們相信聖鮑思高是上主所派遣來的聖者,作為青少年的慈父和導師,他的預防教育法是我們牧民及教育工作的指南針。

憧憬
我們企望見到我們的教育團體,能上下一心,像聖鮑思高一樣熱愛青少年,尤其貧苦無告的青少年。
我們企望見到我們的青少年,對真理鍥而不捨,對上主充滿敬意和仰慕,對近人、家庭、社會、國家及世界滿懷情義。

使命
我們承諾會竭盡所能,把我們的團體塑造成一個充滿關愛的家,以理智,來說服青少年,以宗教信仰,來薰陶青少年的品格,以親切的愛,來打動青少年的心。
青少年是我們的摯愛,是上主交託給我們的寶藏,我們會珍惜、愛護,並輔助他們,去追尋和滿全上主在他們身上的救恩計劃。

:::粵華中學學校目標、期望成效及學生具備的質素:::

1. 提供靈、德、智、體、群、美六育並重的全人教育。
2. 引導學生認識宗教,並以福音的價值觀作為生活準則。
3. 按鮑思高神父理念,以理智、宗教、仁愛為本塑造一個和諧共融喜樂的大家庭。
4. 培養學生愛護、關心及尊重他人、社會、國家及世界。
5. 教導學生、主動自律、擇善而固。
6. 提供適切的課程和活動,使學生能體現自己的潛能和適應日新月異的社會。
7. 培育學生具備終生學習的精神。

學校期望的成效
1. 學校上下群策群力,合力創造一個優化的校園生活。
2. 學校氣氛和諧共融。
3. 品德及學業水平不斷提升。
4. 學生主動自律,揚善避惡。
5. 學生積極進取,主動參與校內、外的活動。

粵華學生具備的質素
1. 愛主愛人。
2. 尊師重道。
3. 明辨是非。
4. 上進積極。
5. 多才多藝。
6. 熱衷運動。

:::粵華中學簡介:::

天主教鮑思高慈幼會接辦以後,粵華中學在教育青少年的工作上,依循鮑思高的教育理念 --- 預防教育法。目前,本校中、英文部共有51個班;其中,中文部初中主要學習基礎科目,高中則設兩組別,分別學習商、理科課程;英文部中一、中二年級主要學習基礎科目,中三年級開始,學生可選擇文商或理科分班學習;同時,本校亦開始了英文中六年級的文商班和理科班。得益於歷任校長和老師的辛勤工作與奉獻,粵華中學如今已成為澳門一所具有良好聲譽的中英文中學。

:::學 年 主 題:::

:::歷 史:::

1925年,廖奉基、譚綺文兩位女士在廣州詩書街樂安坊創立原校。
1928年,因時局動亂,南遷來澳,於得勝馬路十六號(即現址左鄰),繼續興學。
1932年,經校董會議決易名「私立嶺南大學澳門分校粵華中學」。
1934年3月25日,校舍「明我樓」落成使用。
1935年,呈准廣東省教育當局批准立案,定名為「澳門私立粵華中學」。
1941年,第一屆高中生畢業,本校自此成為一所完全中學。
1942年4月,太平洋戰事爆發,經與慈幼會陳基慈神父洽商,交由慈幼會接辦。
1943年,收購消防隊巷青雲小學舊址,改建為「粵華分校」,興辦小學及幼稚園。
1944年秋季,嘉諾撒仁愛會屬下之培貞女子中學改名「粵華中學女子部」。
1948年,鄔德厚神父創辦英文部(粵華英文中學),校部位於金源樓之內。
1954年,畢業生參加倫敦大學普通教育文憑入學試,奠定本校英文中學在澳門的良好地位。
1960年,以鋼筋混凝土構建之「大看台」落成啟用,場地可容一千五百人。
1964年冬,余佩麒神父募捐之「聖加俾額爾小堂」落成,可容納七百多教友。
1968年,鄭海康神父掌印,改建校舍構築「鳴道樓」;並編《粵華通訊》報導校務與海外校友近況。
1971年,何廣凌神父繼任校長,成立粵華中學校友會;亦將原聖堂下之雨天操場,擴建成為圖書館。
1973年9月,「粵華中學女子部」改隸聖心英文書院管理,並取名為「嘉諾撒聖心女子中文中學」,由周惠琛修女出任第一任校長。
1974年9月,魯炳義神父掌管校政,促使本校成為倫敦大學普通文憑(GCE)入學試考試中心。
1990年6月,「粵華分校暨幼稚園」易名為「母佑會永華學校」;後於1991年9月再易名為「母佑會陳瑞祺永援中學分校」,交由母佑會修女管理。
1991年5月4日,校舍新翼「納德樓」落成啟用。
1995年6月10日,本校榮獲澳門政府頒授「文化功績勛章」及「獎狀」。
1995年9月,梁熾才神父接任校長。為應社會需求,英中六理科班招收女生就讀;同年10月成立「粵華中學家長教師會」,共襄家校合作發展教育。
2000年9月,粵華中學的小學部與當時由慈幼會中華會省辦中文部的鮑思高學校合併,並易名為「鮑思高粵華小學」。
2001年,鮑思高粵華小學幼稚園和陳瑞祺永援分校合併,兩校的幼稚園在陳瑞祺永援分校上課,而初小級學生則遷往鮑思高粵華小學繼續就讀。粵華中學從此成為澳門唯一一所完全的中、英文中學之外,還是由三所學校結成從幼稚園到小學、中學的一條龍互屬關係的教育機構。
2001年5月4日,由大看台改建之新建築物「千禧綜合館」啟用,由澳門行政長官何厚鏵及天主教澳門教區林家駿主教主持揭碑儀式。
2005年,拆卸原建於一九三四年的明我樓、行政樓及擴建足球場。同年二月聯同慈幼會及母佑會等所屬學校,舉行「慈幼會來華百週年感恩祭」。
2008年8月,新校舍「明我樓」竣工,並於12月8日由天主教澳門教區黎鴻昇主教祝聖,澳門特別行政區首長何厚鏵主持揭幕啟用。
2011年,本校資深教師陳文彬先生,獲校董會委任聘為校長。
2012年,本校接受教青局之「學校綜合評鑑」,多方面工作得到認同,結果令人滿意。
2013年,校方編寫新的三年計劃。主要內容包括:優化教師團體合作效能;促進教師專業成長;提升教學工作質素;加強學生靈、德育方面的培育工作等。
2015年,思高樓神長宿舍改建為新的多功能辦公場所,由慈幼會東亞澳區區長賢明漢神父祝聖。
最近五年,每年平均有本校就讀學生、校友、教師獲得澳門特別行政區的嘉許,授予勛章或獎狀,足為本校增光。此端校友政策略正確所致,學校於穩中求變,務實求新,力求再創佳績。
粵華中學自慈幼會接辦至今已歷九十多載,在漫長歲月中,不但保持了創校者之原旨,亦為本澳教育事業作出貢獻。經過接近一個世紀的銳意經營、不斷拓展,粵華中學現已成為一所擁有初、高中階段,中、英文部學生逾一千五百餘人的學校。且亦貫徹靈、德、智、體、群、美的教學宗旨,均衡發展、秉承前賢創業守成之志,延續了會祖聖鮑思高之教育精神。
展望前途,粵華中學將繼續譜寫新的教育篇章,為澳門,為社會,為國家繼續培養人材,肩負榮主育群之使命。我們堅信,在全體教職員工的努力下,粵華中學定必繼續揚帆奮進!

:::校 徽:::

粵華,就是廣東之花-木棉之意。因此在校徽的正中,特別以一朵美麗的木棉花為標誌。
木棉是高大喬木,長得亭亭正直,不偏不倚,偉岸自得,儼然有英雄氣概,這正好象徵著我們的志氣,不屈不撓。
紅色十字架,表示本校是一所天主教學校,以基督的博愛及犧牲精神,作為我們處世做人的原則。
拉丁文 IN VIRTUTE SCIENTIA 意即求學首在修德,這正與孔子的教訓「德修學講」〈註〉的意義相切合。我們的校訓正好表明我們求學應有的態度:在道德方面,要注重品德的修養;在學業方面,要講求勤學鑽研。本乎此,凡是品學兼優,敬主愛人的,他才是真正的「粵華人」。
〈註〉:「德之不修,學之不講,聞義不能徙,不善不能改,是吾憂也。」

(論語述而篇)


:::校 歌:::

粵華粵華大時代之杏壇
粵華粵華吐放文化之花
璀璨斑斕濱濠海枕松山
紅黃校旗飄展其間
英才輩出像鐵般體魄
鋼般意志抱負非凡
集中力量除荊棘為人群
點燃著基督之明燈
照導人海征帆
操鮑思高堅舵
瞄準正前方
乘風破浪
在慈幼會旗幟之下
愛祖國 愛世界 新青年向前邁進。
Ever since the school was run by the Salesians , Yuet Wah College follows Don Bosco’s educational method --- Preventive Educational System to educate youth. There are now a total 51 classes in the Chinese and English sections. Junior students in the Chinese section study all the general subjects, and those in the Senior section are divided into two streams﹕the Science stream and the Commerce stream. Student of F.1 and F.2 study all general subjects and they can choose to study in the Science class or commerce class when they are promoted to Form3. Now, there are also Science class and commerce class for students of Form 6. With the hard work and dedication of all the Principals and teachers, Yuet Wah College is now a reputed Chinese and English secondary school in Macao.

:::Theme of Year:::

:::History:::

In 1925, Yuet Wah College was founded at Lok On Fong, Si Syu Street in Canton by Madam Liu Fung Kei and Madam Tam Yee Man.
In 1928, due to political instability in Canton, Yuet Wah College moved its campus to Macau and took a lease at Estrada da Vitoria, No.16, Macau (located on the left side of the current campus).
In 1932, the board of directors of Yuet Wah decided to change the name to “Affiliated School of Lingnam University - Yuet Wah College”.
In March 1934, the construction of “Dominic Savio Building” was completed.
In 1935, the College was registered again at the Canton Education Department and was approved to be renamed as “Yuet Wah College, Macau”.
In 1941, the first batch of students graduated. It became an important milestone for Yuet Wah College as it offered a complete high school curriculum.
In April 1942, with the outbreak of the Pacific War, under the arrangements of Fr. Mario Aquistapace, and with the consent of the Salesian Authorities, the College was transferred to the Salesians.
In 1943, Yuet Wah College bought the old campus of “Qian Yun Primary School” at Travessa dos Bombeiros, Estrada de Coelho do Amaral. A Kindergarten (from K.1 to K.3) and Lower Primary Section (from P.1 to P.4) were opened and the school was named “Yuet Wah Primary School”.
In Autumn 1944, the Pooi Ching Girls Middle School of the Canossian Daughters of Charity merged with Yuet Wah, the school was then renamed “Yuet Wah Girls Section”.
In 1948, Fr. John Buchta set up the English Section which was located in Kam Yuen Building.
In 1954, graduates began to take the General Certificate of Education Examinations of the University of London (GCE). It helped the English Section lay down a solid foundation in Macau.
In 1960, the Grand Stand which was made of concrete and could hold 1500 audience was inaugurated.
In winter 1964, a magnificent chapel dedicated to St. Gabriel was completed. It was able to accommodate 700 faithfuls.
In 1968, Joseph Cheng continued to launch an extension project to build the “Versiglia Building”. He published “Message from Yuet Wah” to report school events as well as recent activities of overseas alumni.
In 1971, Fr. Peter Ho became the principal. He set up the Yuet Wah College Alumni Association. He remodeled the playground which was located below the chapel into a spacious library for a better reading and studying environment.
In September 1973, “Yuet Wah Girls Section” began its detachment and was renamed as “Sacred Heart Canossian College (Chinese Section)”. Sr. Agnes Chow Wai-Sum was the school’s first Principal.
In September 1974, Fr. Luigi Rubini was appointed Principal. The school became the official GCE examination center.
In June 1990, the “Affiliated School of Yuet Wah College” changed its name to “Wing Wah School of the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians”. In September 1991, it was entrusted to the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians (FMA) and was renamed “Affiliated School of Chan Sui Ki Perpetual Help College”.
On 4 May 1991, Rinaldi building was completed.
On 10 June 1995, Yuet Wah College was awarded with the Medal of Cultural Merit and a certificate by the Macau Government for her contribution in the field of culture and education.
In September 1995, Fr. Pedro Leong became the principal. In response to the need of the society, Yuet Wah College admitted girl students to study in the Form 6 science stream. Later in October, the Parents and Teachers Association was formally established.
In September 2000, the Primary Section merged with Colégio Dom Bosco which was run by the “Salesians of Don Bosco China Province of Mary Help of Christians”, and was renamed Colégio Dom Bosco (Yuet Wah).
In 2001, the Kindergarten section of Colégio Dom Bosco (Yuet Wah) was merged with Chan Sui Ki Perpetual Help College. Since then, all kindergarten lessons were conducted in CSKPHC and primary students continue their education at Colégio Dom Bosco (Yuet Wah). From then on Yuet Wah College became a secondary school with Chinese and English section.
On 4 May 2001, the new complex was completed and was named the “Jubliee Complex”. We had the honor of having Dr. Edmund Ho Hau-wah, Chief Executive of Macau SAR and His Excellency Bishop Domingos Lam to raise the curtain.
In 2005, the demolition of the Dominic Savio Building and the Administration Building, which were constructed in 1934. The football pitch was also expanded. In February of the same year, the College held the “Centenary Thanksgiving Ceremony of the Salesian Mission in China”. It was jointly celebrated with the Salesians and the Daughters of Mary Help of Christians. In August 2008, the new ten-storey “Dominic Savio Building” was completed. The building was consecrated by His Excellency Bishop José Lai with the curtain raised by Dr. Edmund Ho Hau-wah, the Chief Executive of Macau SAR.
In September 2011, Mr. Maung Sein Myint (Michael Chan) was appointed the new principal by the Board of Directors.
In 2012, our College accepted the Integrated Evaluation of Schools from the Macau Education and Youth Affairs Bureau. Our works in various areas were highly commended.
In 2013, our College initiated a new “Three-year plan”. The focus of the new plan includes improvement of teaching staff’s teaching efficiency and promotion of their professional development; enhancing teaching quality as well as strengthening spiritual and moral education of students.
In 2015, the College acquired the Salesian Quarter of “Don Bosco Building” and constructed a multi-function teachers’ office, capable of coping with the future development. This new building was consecrated on April 23, 2015 by Fr. Václav Klement, Regional Councilor for East Asia and Oceania.
In the past five years, achievements of our students, alumni as well as teachers have been recognized by the Macau SAR government. Medals and Certificates of Honor were given to them. The honors should be accredited to the proper strategies implemented in our College. Yuet Wah College will continue to change for further improvement while maintaining stability in administration and management. We are pragmatic and adapt to new ideas. We endeavored to step forward and achieve excellent results.
Yuet Wah College now under the management of the Salesian of Don Bosco has already travelled through ninety years. During the long years, Yuet Wah College has not only kept the original aims and objectives of the Founder, but has also made great contributions to the local community. After experiencing numerous challenges side by side with continued progress and development for almost one century, Yuet Wah College is now a full-fledged high school with both English and Chinese Sections. The number of students is more than 1500, to whom the College serves with the same spirit as the Founder of the Salesian – Don Bosco. Yuet Wah College will continue to strive to be one of the best schools in Macau, just as she has done in her glorious history.

:::School Motto:::

Our School's Motto derives from a famous saying of the great Sage Confucius. In his ANALECTS, Book Seven, Chapter Three, we read: If virtue is not properly cultivated, if learning is not thoroughly discussed, if righteousness, once known, is not pursued, if evil is not corrected, all these things make me sad.
If this is true for everyone, it is especially true for those who are in the process of learning. In fact, if a student does not strive to practice virtue, acquire learning, cultivate righteousness and avoid evil, he is wasting his own time and the time of his education.
Our Motto, which in Latin reads "In Virtute Scientia" may be rendered "Knowledge through Virtue", i.e. if you wish to acquire knowledge, you must first practise virtue.
It is interesting to note that St. John Bosco, the Founder of our Salesian Congregation, after many years of experience in the field of education, arrived at the same conclusion. He used to say: "A student who does not practise virtue will never be able to acquire true knowledge".
Therefore, after the example of these two great Leaders, Confucius and Don Bosco, and under their guidance, let us strive to cultivate virtue and acquire knowledge.

:::School Song:::

Yuet Wah, Yuet Wah, fount of wisdom and of power.
Yuet Wah, Yuet Wah, our culture's fragrant flower,
Ensconced serene on Guia's verdant hill,
Your gold, red flag, high flying still!
Your stalwart sons, forever strong and bold,
With wills of steel and hearts of gold,
Striving with might and main to serve mankind,
and shed the light of Jesus Christ,
To guide men over life's rough seas - Don Bosco at the helm.
Steering straight and true, through wind and waves,
Under our patron - Don Bosco,
Loving our land, loving one and all,
Youth of today, go marching on.