The 43rd Annual Speech Day of Yuen Long Merchants Association Secondary School

Date: 22/11/2025

The graduation of our Secondary 6 students marks a significant new chapter in their lives. On November 22, our school proudly hosted the 43rd Speech Day, filled with gratitude and well-wishes. The event featured Professor Yeung Siu-sze Susanna, Associate Vice President (Quality Assurance) of The Education University of Hong Kong, as the guest of honour, who presented the graduation certificates. Ms. Cheng Suk-mui, Chairperson of the Parents-Teachers Association, along with the school board members, awarded scholarships and various honours to outstanding students.

During the ceremony, Supervisor Wong Yuen-tai, MH encouraged the graduates to not only develop themselves but also to embrace the world around them. He inspired them to follow Professor Yeung's example by applying their knowledge to life and society, emphasising the importance of taking responsibility and contributing to the well-being of the community.

Principal Chau Ho-wai, in her school report, expressed gratitude to the support from the education body, the trust of parents, and the dedication of teachers. She celebrated the achievements of the Secondary 6 students, who attained commendable results in the 2025 Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination, and acknowledged their potential in academics, sports, and community service.

Professor Yeung recognized the hard work and dedication of the school's teachers and students in education over the years. She reminded the graduates that as they transition into society, they must equip themselves with a commitment to lifelong learning and a curiosity for exploration. This mindset will enable them to navigate the ever-changing world and adapt to the rapid pace of societal changes. She also encouraged them to face challenges boldly and cultivate problem-solving skills, which are essential in the workplace. Furthermore, she highlighted that while technology and artificial intelligence continue to evolve, values such as integrity and honesty remain irreplaceable. Upholding these virtues is fundamental to navigating life successfully.

Finally, graduates Chan Ying-Ching and Lee Chi-kit expressed their gratitude to the principal and all teachers for their guidance and unwavering support. They promised to embody the school’s motto of “Integrity, Simplicity, Diligence, Perseverance” and to uphold the spirit of the “Massians”, as they embark on their new life journey. The ceremony concluded on a high note with a collective singing of the school song, filled with voices of celebration and appreciation.