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Do you happen to recognize the individuals in the photo? They are the alumni who graduated in the 1980s and have recently returned for a reunion at BROADWAY.
Alumni reunions serve as an exceptional opportunity to reconnect with former acquaintances, exchange life and professional experiences, and reminisce about memories. Such gatherings provide a platform to expand your network and broaden horizons while also presenting opportunities for collaboration and learning. Additionally, expressing gratitude and support towards your alma mater is a significant aspect of alumni reunions, contributing to its development and progress.
We eagerly welcome YOU to relish in warm and joyous moments together at future alumni reunions.
Congratulations on the great achievement of two S5 students. They were awarded with Tsui Mei Ki Scholarship (Secondary) organized by Hong Kong Chaoren Shamshuipo Clans Association. Each of them will spend the $2500 on improving their studies.
Winners:
| 5A | 5D |
| TALHA MUHAMMAD | SHAHEEN ARIBAH |
This year’s alumni sports event was rather different from previous years as this was the first time the Alumni Association decided to hold a dodgeball competition instead of the usual three versus three basketball game and volleyball competition. The long-awaited game was held on June 23rd 2023 on a Friday afternoon. It was not only an immensely exciting time for the 4 teams that participated, but also significant in the sense that this event was more inclusive as more female participants were able to join this year’s event. The various teams were made up of graduates, Broadway’s alumni staff, and current teachers. It was a day filled with intense matches, but friendly competition.
As part of the curriculum requirement of Citizenship and Social Development (CS), the Mainland Study Tour (MST) was held on 31st May, 2023 (Wed) with Aifeike Aviation Popularization of Science Education Base in Zhuhai as the destination. This MST was centred around direct cultural immersion, hands-on learning experience and authentic out-of-classroom connections with Mainland. These experiences are rare to our ethnic minority students and it was the very first time of many of them visiting Mainland.
