The Hong Kong-Macau Writing Competition 2011 was successfully completed on 8 February, 2012! The large pool of entries included many brilliant pieces.


  We believe students thought deeply about the effect on our daily lives of modern technological advancements and demonstrated their vivid imagination in their writing.


  Please take a look at the outstanding entries and see how writers displayed their use of imagination!

Group Prize School Class Student Name
Primary-Junior First Prize Macau Anglican College P3D Kuong Ka Weng, Catherine
Primary-Junior Second Prize Tin Shui Wai Methodist Primary School 1C Lo Chung Ting
Primary-Junior Third Prize Pui Va Middle school P3A Lian Kin Wa
Primary -Senior First Prize St. Francis of Assisi’s English Primary School 6D Wong Lok Yee
Primary -Senior Second Prize N/A N/A N/A
Primary -Senior Third Prize N/A N/A N/A
Secondary-Junior First Prize Cotton Spinners Association Secondary School 1A Ng Yuen Ching
Secondary-Junior Second Prize N/A N/A N/A
Secondary-Junior Third Prize N/A N/A N/A
Secondary -Senior First Prize N/A N/A N/A
Secondary -Senior Second Prize N/A N/A N/A
Secondary -Senior Third Prize 東南學校(中學部) 5B Chan Choi Wa


  To encourage participation in the writing competition, all eligible participants* will be given 20 golden coins, and all competition winners will be given 50 golden coins!


  We hereby congratulate all the winners once again! They all possess excellent writing skills and contributed to a debate that will trigger readers’ imaginations! Do you wish to write a piece of work as the winners did? By reading and practicing your writing skills you could also write an imaginative opinion piece. And we are sure that your writing abilities could be enhanced by looking at the entrants’ pieces.


  The English platform of i-Learner will organise more interesting activities for keen learners like you. Don’t miss the chance to display your talents! Please pay regular visits to the platform and share in the fun of learning English by joining our upcoming activities!


  * Compliance with eligibility: those who submitted pieces and application forms used a correct title of entry and did not plagiarise.