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Delia Group of Schools

Primary Section & Kindergarten Section

In July of this year, the world will mark the 2020 summer Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan. Over ten thousand of athletes from all around the globe will descend on this world city of electric lights and colours to take part in this most celebrated of international sporting events. After thousands of hours of training and practice, these athletes will finally get to show their talents and skills on the track, field, and court, and in the pool, ring, and stadium. In addition to competing for individual glory, these athletes will also proudly represent their countries and attempt to bring honor to their countrymen.

While winning the gold medal is definitely the aspiration of every Olympic athlete, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) nevertheless stresses the utmost importance of self-improvement as conveyed by the Olympic motto Citius-Altius-Fortiusm Latin for “Faster-Higher-Stronger”. The use of the comparative adjective form instead of the superlative in the Olympic motto is indeed very telling; the ideal athlete strives not necessarily to be the best athlete but to be a better athlete. Whether it is in terms of speed, height, or strength, the quest for self-improvement is and must remain the ultimate goal of an athlete.

Intertwined with self-improvement is the other key Olympic ideal: sportsmanship, or the set of virtues that are exemplified by a fair and honest athlete. Improving oneself – and being victorious, especially – cannot come at the expense of one’s own integrity and decency. An unfair advantage, through rule violations, drug use, or match fixing, renders the efforts of the participating athletes and the essence of the entire competition meaningless. In a society that unfortunately values success at any cost, athletes must not lose sight of sportsmanship in the quest for excellence. As the Olympic Museum in Lausanne, Switzerland, points out, “The most important thing in life is not the triumph, but the fight; the essential thing is not to have won, but to have fought well.”

Here at the Delia primary schools and kindergartens, self-improvement and sportsmanship are emphasized in our school activities and competitions. Not only are our students encouraged to take part in as many academic and athletic events as they can, but they are more importantly nurtured in a school environment that prioritizes the core DELIA values of self-improvement and sportsmanship: Discipline, Excellence, Leadership, Integrity, and Aspiration. Our students, as guided by our teachers and staff, work tremendously hard to achieve what they want while becoming better and protecting their name in the process.

As the world celebrates the 2020 Summer Olympic Games this year and on behalf of the School Management, I would like to thank all of our students, their parents, our administrators, teachers, and staff for upholding the Olympic ideals of self-improvement and sportsmanship in every way possible.

Message from the Executive Director

Miss S. H. Chor

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Speech Day was held in July to celebrate the incredible effort of all J.6 in their primary school life. Prize-giving ceremony was also included to praise the remarkable performance of all prize-winners. Congratulations!

C herish Memories with Teachers

Speech Day

An opening speech given by Dr. Shiu

Awardee of the Speech Festival

Prize winners and our PTA representative

Thanks a million to our class teachers

Sealing of the Time Capsule

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J.6 performance time

Alumni helper and our social worker J.6 Photo Taking Day

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Before summer holiday, we had great opportunities to visit different places and joined different school activities. Moreover, everyone had a chance to show their appreciation to every school staff in the Year-End Ceremony.

Summer Activities & Year-End Ceremony

A visit to Dialogue in the Dark

Wetland Park 1

English Campaign

At Hong Kong Museum of Coastal Defence At the Year-End Ceremony

U nlimited Fun with Schoolmates

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Which one should I choose...

It is challenging to control a puppet

Measurement challenge

My lovely puppet

Maths Fun Day

Chinese Puppet Show

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During the 4-day bridging programme for our new students, parents were invited to join the harmonious Parent-child Activity Day.

L ovable Moments with Families & Schoolmates

Bridging Programme & Joint Parent-Child Activity Day

Nice to meet our new classmates

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The weekly extra-curricular activity periods enrich and develop the multi-intelligent skills of our students.

Extra-curricular Activities

Learn and play, more than fun!

Sketching group

Patiently learning some hand embroidery skills

Learning by doing in our STEM room

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While we learned about different cultures, food, music and art through different cultural activities, we invited our parents to join the Halloween parade and be our esteemed guests in the Christmas Carol Singing Competition this year. Though the time was limited, our happiness was unlimited.

T reasurable Festivities

Mid Autumn Activity Day

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival! Having fun with our lanterns

It's not an easy one... Lantern riddle challenge

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We wish you a Merry Christmas!

6A's parade time

Thanks parents for joining us

Lovely princesses and hero

Trick or treat!

Cheers!

Christmas Tea Party

Halloween Activity Day

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Through various life-wide learning experience beyond the classroom, students had the chances to connect with the community and gained more valuable learning experience.

U nforgettable Outings

Picnic

Hiking time

We are at Tai Tong country park

Picnic time on a warm sunny day

Ms Lam, may I be the leader...

Welcome to Tai Po Waterfront Park

Tug of war

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Night hiking with cub scouts from different schools

At the Science Park

Field trip at the park

Creative makers in the STEM workshop

Educational Outings

Cub Scouts Camping

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Hong Kong International Drummer Festival

Music Workshop by Music Office

Besides the participation in school activities, services and training programmes, students are also eager to demonstrate their potential and talents in different external competitions.

Refreshing Learning Opportunities,Remarkable External Achievements

Prefect Training

Tsing Yi Area Inter-Primary Schools Athletics Meet

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The 71st Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival

Tsing Yi Area Inter-Primary Schools Athletics Meet

4-Panel Comic Competition by Winsor Education Fowndation

4C Noor Fatima -3rd place in English solo verse

4C Mohammad Naheel Awan - 2nd Place in softball

6A San Pedro Arianna -Merit Award in Comic Drawing Competition

6A Hussain Sameer -3rd place in English solo verse

Good throw

6B Li Kexin Candy -3rd place in Putonghua solo verse

Relay race

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Last summer, many parents collaborated with their children to design and handmade some environmental-friendly artworks to promote the responsibility to protect our environment. Let’s appreciate some of the great masterpieces.

Environmental-friendly Parent-Child Activity

Joint Parent-Child Recycled Artwork Competition

1A Santos, Maria Yumi Virata

1B Bokhim, Sohan

2B Dulalia, Rheanne Reese

2C Tse, Pak Kiu

3B Mohammad, Aaryan

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Joint Parent-Child Recycled Artwork Competition

Let’s take the first letter of each title to form a 7-letter word. What word is it? (Hint: We share our own ______________ with each other in different kinds of festivals and activities.)

4B Pedraja, Cadence Mahdis Cruz

5C Chan, Stacy Kay

6A San Pedro, Arianna

5B Bushra, Imsal

4A Birla, Harshit