Graduation


On 6th June, 2008, the 33^rd Graduation Ceremony, which was also the 30^th Graduation Ceremony for Form 7 graduates, was held at 6:30 pm in the school hall where everybody, particularly the graduates and their parents, gathered excitedly for this special event. This year, it was our pleasure to have Ms Lau Wan Ching (Barrister-at-law) to be our guest speaker. (Photos) After the singing of the school song, Supervisor Rev. Sr. Virginia Ng led us in prayer and delivered a welcome speech, followed by the principal's school report. Through the report, parents and guests gained a thorough understanding of the school policy and students' performance including their public exam results and participation in extra-curricular activities. Having presented certificates to the graduates, Ms Lau shared with us her enjoyable school days at St. Antonius and how she had since been achieving her goals with determination and perseverance. Her inspiring speech was followed by a prize presentation to students to acknowledge their remarkable achievements in academic studies and extra-curricular activities. Graduation comes with mixed feelings. The eagerness to begin a new journey and the sadness about leaving the school, dedicated teachers as well as friends, were clearly expressed in the graduates' votes of thanks and the valedictory offered by the students' representative. Finally, this memorable evening ended with a dance performance and the graduates' singing of 'Auld Lang Syne'.

On 6th June, 2008, the 33^rd Graduation Ceremony, which was also the 30^th Graduation Ceremony for Form 7 graduates, was held at 6:30 pm in the school hall where everybody, particularly the graduates and their parents, gathered excitedly for this special event. This year, it was our pleasure to have Ms Lau Wan Ching (Barrister-at-law) to be our guest speaker. (Photos)

After the singing of the school song, Supervisor Rev. Sr. Virginia Ng led us in prayer and delivered a welcome speech, followed by the principal's school report. Through the report, parents and guests gained a thorough understanding of the school policy and students' performance including their public exam results and participation in extra-curricular activities.

Having presented certificates to the graduates, Ms Lau shared with us her enjoyable school days at St. Antonius and how she had since been achieving her goals with determination and perseverance. Her inspiring speech was followed by a prize presentation to students to acknowledge their remarkable achievements in academic studies and extra-curricular activities.

Graduation comes with mixed feelings. The eagerness to begin a new journey and the sadness about leaving the school, dedicated teachers as well as friends, were clearly expressed in the graduates' votes of thanks and the valedictory offered by the students' representative. Finally, this memorable evening ended with a dance performance and the graduates' singing of 'Auld Lang Syne'.