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22 Sep01:23am

School Fete 2006

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22 Sep01:20am

You are cordially invited to our Clock Tower Consecretion Ceremony Event at DBS Primary Division on Saturday 23rd September 2006 at 4:45 p.m.
Guest of Honour –Mr. LAM Chiu-ying, Director of Hong Kong Observatory.
Compliements of - Mr. David Chan

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Run Down of the Clock Tower Opening Ceremony are as follows:

Date

Saturday, 23rd Sept 2006

Time

4:45 p.m.

Reception at DBSPD Assembly Hall

5:45 p.m.

Procession of Ceremonial Party and Guests to Pool Deck

6:00 p.m.

Speeches Prior to Ceremony

l          Time Synchronization by Director of the Hong Kong Observatory

l          Speech by Mr. LAM Chiu-ying, Guest of Honour

l          Speech by Mr. David Chan, Donor of Clock Tower

l          Presentation of Souvenir to Guest of Honour by Mr. Terence Chang, Headmaster of DBS

6:19 p.m.

(Sunset)

Consecration

l          Light-Up of Clock Tower by Ceremonial Party

l          Blessing by the Rt. Rev. Louis Tsui

l          Roasted Pig Carving Ceremony

6:30 p.m.

Procession of Ceremonial Party and Guests to DBSPD Assembly Hall

6:40 p.m.

Music Performance at DBSPD Assembly Hall

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22 Sep00:55am

Class of 83 Reunion Dinner

We had a great party with our Ronnie on August 26th, 2006 in celebration for his recent promotion to be one of the Vice Principal of DBS. His lovely wife Ying Ying was there too!  Over thirty of us were at the dinner party.  Tommy was so kind to offer his service by organising such a wonderful gathering and we had the Tommy Ho juniors to be our professional photographers!  We even had raffle draw on prizes kindly donated by our classmates. I won a bottle of Lafite 82! 🙂

If you want to be informed on our next great Class of ’83 gatherings, make sure you join our distribution group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/dbs1983.

Spencer Leung
Class of ’83
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15 Sep01:33am

Games day
8 Oct 2006
DBS School Field


Let’s play! 

We had a great turnout at the Games Day this year:  75 adults and 54 children showed up.  The annual family event was organized jointly by DSOBA and DBS Athletics Club.  It was held on the new school track with the new Clock Tower as the backdrop.  The facilities provided an excellent environment for this occasion.

 

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Jointly sponsored by DSOBA and DBSAC.

Our old boys and their family members participated enthusiastically in the various games scheduled for the afternoon.  As usual we had games for all ages: individual sprints, obstacle races, spoon-and-egg races and 1-lap runs.  Several heats were set up for each event, and the nursery-kindergarten group turned out to be the largest of all age groups, with 7 heats scheduled for the individual 40M event alone!  The 1-lap run was open to all ages, and it was really exciting to see our littlest “stars” completing one whole lap with such confidence and courage!
Everyone had such a great time that we ran overtime by over an hour and we had to cancel the last 2 family games in order to allow time for the prize presentation.  Rudy Chan (‘79) and Willie Kung (‘77) kindly presented the medals to the winners of each event.     The results of the various events are as follows:
Nursery-Kindergarten:

Position

40 Meters
Obstacle Race
Spoon and Egg
1st
Max Siu

Kwok Man Hin

Ho Yee Chun

2nd
Bui Chim Yiu

Max Siu

Tsang Tsz Ho

3rd
Jeremy Chan

Wong Pak Yiu

Ho Cheuk Hin

4th
Jerome Wong

Sit Chao Hei

Max Lee

5th
Man Ching Pang

Edwin Ho

Arthur Lin

P.1-P.3:
Position

60 Meters
Obstacle Race
Spoon and Egg
1st
Lexon Li

Lexon Li

Sharon Chan

2nd
Godfrey Wong

Nicholas Lau

Lexon Li

3rd
Ethan Wong

Ian Ng

Nicholas Lau

4th
Nicholas Lau

Yip Cheuk Lam

Sit Cho Chiu

5th
Sharon Chan

Ethan Wong

Horace Chik

P.4-P.6:

Position

60 Meters
Obstacle Race
Spoon and Egg
1st
Bryan Kung

Jason Chan

Bryan Kung

2nd
Ho Yee Yan

Harry Sze

Cheng Mang Kau

3rd
Kwok Man Hei Jacky

Bryan Kung

Harry Sze

4th
Cheng Mang Kau

Yoyo Ho

Sit Chuo Hei

5th
Ho Yan Yin

Vivian Ho

Jason Chan

TIME TABLE

*** The following times serve as a guide, the actual event may be held earlier or later than the times as printed.

TIMEAGE GROUPEVENT
2:00 p.m.Mothers60M
P.4 – P.660 M
P.1 – P.360M
Nur. – Kinder.40M
2:20 p.m.40 – 49100M
50 and above100M
30 – 39100M
20 – 29100M
F.3 and above100M
F.1 – F.2100M
2:50 p.m.Nur. – Kinder.
P.1 – P.3Spoon and Egg Race
P.4 – P.6
3:05 p.m.Open1 Lap Run
3:10 p.m.Nur. – Kinder.
P.1 – P.3Obstacle Race
P.4 – P.6
3:40 p.m.Family GamesSpoon and Egg Relay
Hungry Bird
4:00 p.m.Prize Presentation

*** Registration at 1:30 p.m.
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10 Sep02:14am

Class of 84 reunion dinner

The DBS Class '84 Reunion Dinner 2006 was successfully held on 28 July, 2006. This is the 22nd Anniversary for our Classmates and we had 29 people who attended.

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I presented an opening speech to express the heart for all of us for 22 years and appreciated our strong unity as a group. The tradition will carry on every year and there will be a big celebration in 2009 having the 25th Anniversary. Our Class ’84 will continue to support DBS and DSOBA in the years to come.

Darwin Liu (84)

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10 Sep01:23am

Dear Members of DSOBA,

In reviewing the success in the past events, special thanks must be given to the old boys who supported those activities. 

Since career planning is an ongoing process through which young people can have more understanding about their interests, personalities, families, schools, communities and world in making their career and lifestyle choices, the Careers Office is now proposing a new Mentoring Scheme. 

We would like to invite our old boys to be the mentors of our Lower 6 and Upper 6 students.  During the year, each mentor would be the careers-advisor of 4 to 5 current Form 6 boys.  These mentors may only need to contact their mentees by email or meet them once or twice a year to give advice for their careers planning.  For example, the mentor might give advice and share his own experience on the careers choices, university subject selections, allow the students to have a one-day or half-day attachment to his office, etc.

If you are interested in helping out in the new scheme, please fill in the attached form and email to dbscareers@gmail.com. For any further enquiries, please feel free to email us or contact Mrs. Jenny Tso or Mr. Mark Rosario on 2768 5625.

Yours truly,
The Careers Office

June 15, 2006
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05 Sep01:35am

When:  27 August 2006
Where: DBS Poolside
Event:  Water Fun and Games and much, much more

 

Bring your family and friends to cap a great summer holiday season!
Where: DBS PoolsideEvent:  Water Fun and Games and much, much more

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After a morning of rainfall, dark clouds made way for a beautiful afternoon of sunshine and warm summer breezes, perfect conditions for our Annual Poolside Party.  This year, DSOBA members and their families were offered free admission to the event.  Our members responded enthusiastically:  43 adults and 21 children showed up to enjoy a day of water fun.

The afternoon began with water polo.  Our DSOBA President, Victor Tan (’80), led a group of young players to a friendly match.  While the water polo teams were slugging it out at one side of the pool, the younger children showed off their aqua-basketball skills, shooting hoops from the water at the other side of the pool.  They were challenged to a hoop-shooting contest, where the winners went away with prizes like water guns and inflatable ride-ons.

The Poolside Party was a great opportunity for old boys to catch up with each other and to meet new friends.  Attendees represented classes ranging from the 50’s to the 90’s.  It was truly amazing that even though we were from such a broad spectrum of classes, we all felt the same strong sense of belonging to the DBS family.

As always, food was an important item on the agenda for every Poolside Party.  We would like to give special thanks to Alvin Li (’86) for generously sponsoring the food and to Albert Cheung (’83) for kindly arranging the catering this year.  After an exciting water polo game and red-hot hoop shooting, everybody was hungry for a big feast.  The grilled salmon salad, curry lobster balls, Swiss chicken wings and baked seafood rice did not disappoint.

Of course, we did not let our members and guests off the hook that easily.  After recharging their batteries at the buffet table, the real work began: the swimming competition!  Five races were held, according to age.  Our youngest stars were only 5 years old; with their dads cheering by their side, they finished a 25-meter lap with flying colours.  The older kids also participated enthusiastically in the event.  It was really exciting to watch them swim with such speed and confidence—it must be the inherited DBS spirit!  The last race was reserved for the old boys.  Again we proved to be the “best of the best”, competing fiercely for this year’s “bragging rights”.

The party ended on high notes.  We were honoured to have our Headmaster, Mr. Terence Chang (’65), present medals to the contestants and take pictures with all of us.  Last but not least, we followed our poolside party tradition of eating watermelons, although by then everybody was too full to have a watermelon-eating competition!  The party went on until dusk and we all went home with a nice tan, a content stomach and happy memories.

The Annual Poolside Party is a wonderful family event and a great old boy reunion in a casual setting.  We all hope you can join us next year for more fun in the sun!

Anthony Siu (’83)    
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