To promote the importance of fighting against corruption as well as acting in connection with the curriculum of Liberal Studies, the LS Club and Moral & Life Education Team jointly launched a visit to the ICAC headquarter. The visit was held on 31 January 2019. With guidance from an ICAC official, students actively participated by asking questions about horticulture and anti-corruption these days.

To promote a green culture among students and help raise funds for charity, the Community Youth Club and Environmental Education Team jointly launched the “Greening for the Chest” Charity Plant Sale. With Gardening Team members’ utmost attention and care in the previous two months, the seedlings of oxeye daisy, lemon mint and scarlet sage have grown into healthy young plants. The plant-selling was held on 3rd and 23rd January 2019 in the school lobby during lunch time and after-school. Teachers and students actively participated in choosing their favorite pots and asking questions about horticulture. A sum of $960 was collected and donated to the Community Chest. It is anticipated that the small pots will grow into mature plants in the coming days.

The Inter-house Music Competition, which was organized by the 4 houses & Music Department, was successfully held on 21 December 2018. Miss CHAN Wing-shan (Alumni 2007), Ms MAK Shuk-pui (Primary & Secondary School Former Music Teacher), Miss TAM Heong-ieng (Music Director & Conductor) kindly acted as adjudicators. In total, there were seven categories in which students competed, namely Instrumental Class, Vocal Solo, Vocal Duet, Chinese Folk, Western Folk, Pop Song and House Choir. After the competition, games organized by the SA, was held. All the participants performed well and the audience enjoyed the competition very much. The adjudicators appreciated our house spirits and good leadership of the house captains. Besides, our students’ voices are lovely and lyrical. Music Techniques such as the control of tone, phrase articulations and dynamic are well trained. Collaborative of house members are strong. Congratulations to Plum House which won the overall championship.

To promote the messages of positive thinking at school, strengthen mutual support among students as well as increase government schools’ engagement in promoting student’s mental well-being. Our school "Sunshine Ambassador" participated in the Joint school Sunshine Ambassador Training Camp (15-16 Dec 2018). The Sunshine Ambassadors of the seven government secondary schools were trained together and the training content included group collaboration activities and learnt the attitudes and skills of being a good Guardian. It is hoped that through the training and experience sharing among different school Sunshine Ambassadors, they would acquire more leadership skills and the teamwork spirit would be enhanced which in turn will help the team to organize school activities to promote students’ mental health and share positive messages in the school.

The PTA Christmas Party was held on 14-12-2018. A total of 268 participants including parents, teaching staff and students joined the party. The programme of the Christmas Party was the mass games, dinner buffet and lucky draw. Most of the participants actively participated in the mass games and the party ended with joy and fun.

With the aim to broaden the life experience of S2 students and cultivate students' spirit of caring for the community and serving the community, our school arranged S2 students to participate in service learning activities. S2A students visited the tenants of subdivided flats and had a deeper understanding and experience of the crowded living conditions faced by Hong Kong people today. S2B students visited the Elderly Centre to learn about organizing activities to bring care and laughter to the elderly, and S2C students provided health checks and promoted health information to the people living in Tsuen Wan district, whereas S2D students were given the chance to visit a local environmental protection agency and strengthened their attention to the importance of environmental protection. Through organising these activities, students enhanced their generic skills, such as collaboration and problem-solving skills, and developed their leadership. These activities also helped to inculcate in our students the virtues of respecting and caring for others and enabled them to have a better understanding of different people and issues in the society, so as to reflect on their own lives and enhance their sense of social touch. They treasured these opportunities and participated actively in the activities.

Social workers from the Scout Association of Hong Kong—The Friends of Scouting organized a talk for S1-S4 students. The talk aimed to arouse our students’ concern about the importance of emotional management and to enhance their initiatives to love and care for others. Hearing the talk, students will be able to remain cheerful in adversities & face challenges with courage.

The 3 rd school assembly was held on 11 December 2018. We happily shared the achievements and successes of the students and the school. Student awards were presented and numerous students were commended. We once again congratulated them on their achievements and thanked them for bringing honour to the school. Four functional teams gave presentations on different topics/activities, and shared inspiring messages with us. The presentations were all well-received. Students and teachers enjoyed the session and gained valuable insight into various aspects of student activities.

國民教育組於12月6日在有蓋操場舉行了12月份升旗禮，升旗禮後有「國旗下的講話」環節，是次主題為「港珠澳大橋對香港的利與弊」，由國民教育組代表四乙班虞瑋業及李承煜主講。他們為同學分析了港珠澳大橋通車後的好處，例如便利了粵、港、澳三地的交通；又配合近年中央政府提出的「粵港澳大灣區政策」，開拓了經濟發展的潛力。但大橋開通後，來港旅客增加，卻為東涌嘅居民帶來壞影響，例如車輛大幅增加，導致東涌的空氣質量惡化，也令東涌變得十分擠迫。政府必須重新評估大橋人流對本港居民帶來的影響，以及增加配套設施，制定適當的政策。由於講題切身，同學都表現留心，定能有所得益。

TWGSS Careers Expo 2018 started with an inspiring speech entitled ‘Life is like a box of chocolates’ given by the Guest of Honour, Ms LEUNG Ka-man, an alumna of Class 1986. In the Mentorship Session that followed, 32 alumni volunteer mentors held a meeting with their charges, S4 to S6 students. After the Mentorship Session, there were two Alumni Sharing Sessions, during which 34 alumni from different professions (including medicine, dentistry, nursing, physiotherapy, surveying, property management, civil service, advertising, marketing, finance, banking, accounting, law, education, information technology, engineering, journalism, social work, environmental protection, aviation and catering), shared their experiences of work with S4 to S6 students. The sharing sessions were well-received and our students got an inside look at the professions they are interested in, as well as practical tips on how to prepare themselves for future challenges.

The 53rd Annual Speech Day was held on 24 November 2018. The programme started with the Principal’s Report in which she lauded the various achievements and successes of students. The Guest of Honour, Dr CHAU Ka-foon, JP, congratulated all the graduates and prize recipients on their success in 2017-2018. Awards and scholarships were presented to S1- 6 students for their accomplishments. In her address, Dr CHAU encouraged the students to be courageous, positive and perseverant. The Speech Day ended with students’ performances showcasing their talents in Orchestra, Chinese Dance, Vocal Duet and Choir. Then, to crown the occasion, a tea party filled the campus with the sounds of satisfied munching and joy.

TWGSS Big Cleaning day aimed at increasing students’ awareness of the importance of a clean study environment and allowed them to cooperate with their classmates in order to strengthen students’ relationships and spirit of teamwork. Students cleaned their classrooms under the supervision of the class teachers. Prefects helped distribute materials needed, monitored the discipline outside the classroom and assisted them in their work. At the end, invested classes were rewarded and took a photo as a memento. All the students and teachers were enthusiastic in joining the activities, which we believe was a glorious time this year.

Our S5 students, led by social workers and class teachers, paid visits to the elderly homes and kindergartens, bringing joy and entertainment to the audience. During this activity, students understood the significance of care towards others and they were gratified and proud of themselves in being able to make a contribution to the community.

The Counselling Team and Scout Association of Hong Kong - The Friends of Scouting organised an adventure camp as part of the Healthy School Programme to help develop perseverance, trust, responsibility and a positive attitude of our students. The camp helped train the perseverance of the students and enhanced their problem solving skills.

The competition was aimed to heighten public awareness and knowledge of different health issues. The theme of this year was cardiovascular diseases. Six S6 students formed a team and selected ‘Cholesterol - Friend or Foe’ as their research topic. Through the competition in the Screening Round and the Preliminary Round, the school team had been selected as one of the 8 finalists in the Grand Final Round. In the Grand Final, all finalists had the opportunities to present their research findings to the general public in a shopping mall. With our efforts and excellent performance, our team was so honored to win the Championship. The adjudicator, Dr. Randolph WONG commented, ‘TWGSS team successfully presented the complicated information to the citizens in an easy-to-understand, comprehensive and interesting way. They successfully made the public understand more health knowledge.’ Congratulations.

In order to arouse the students’ awareness of environmental protection, the Parents-Teachers’ Association & the Environmental Education Team jointly organized the first “Used School Uniforms Recycling Campaign” from 15 - 20 November 2018. During the campaign, our parent volunteers and student helpers collected 136 pieces of used uniforms and redistributed 65 of them to the needy students.