I am a volunteer to

help my junior school-

mates to speak better

Cantonese in school. I

sometimes help class-

mates with their home-

work. I also take care of

my younger brother at

home.

Last Saturday I

was shopping in a shop-

ping centre. I saw an old

lady who dropped her

handbag. I picked it up

for her quickly. She

thanked me and told me

that I was helpful.

To make the

world a better place to

live in, we should have

love and care for one

another.

-Jenny To 5B

Get warm from love

and care. You always

have love and care in

your life. But do you

know what love and care

means? Love and care can

make a person’s heart feel

warm. Everyone is loving

and caring to other peo-

ple. I can see people help

others at hospitals, the

zebra crossing, and on the

MTR.

Everyone needs help

and poor people, who

have nobody to take care

of them, need the most

help. I gave my seat for

an elderly man for the

first time recently, and it

made me feel warm. Eve-

ry Thursday I help class-

mates more than the oth-

er days because I am a

prefect, and it is my job

to help schoolmates.

You can use your love

and care in someone else’s

life too!

-Virgina Wu 5B

Love and Care are

virtues that every per-

son should have. Par-

ents care for their chil-

dren. Old people need

loving care and atten-

tion. Teachers care for

their students.

Loving and Caring

The Hong Kong Student style

Hong Kong students have

very interesting lifestyles.

We are very hardworking,

loyal, responsible, diligent,

and busy all the time.

Sometimes we are lazy too!

Some students hate doing

homework because we

have so much homework.

However, homework is im-

portant because it can help

us learn new things, and

learn to work very hard. We

also do many activities.

Some students like badmin-

ton and play with their

friends. So many students

join sports teams or after

school clubs. Also, Hong

Kong students join so many

competitions. You can al-

ways see students practic-

ing for competitions after

school and during recess.

The people in China always

want to come to Hong

Kong to study, so here and

now, we can’t miss the

chance! Study is good. We

need to be hardworking

and happy Hong Kong stu-

dents!

-Natalie Li 6A

Love and Care

from you to me

Our School and

what it means

Hamburgers and

sandwiches!

Hong Kong Style

(as a student)

The 3 Rs and the

environment

Yummy yummy

street food

Student life

pictures

Summer holiday!

Inside this issue:

Street Food 2

Tea Time 2

Western Style 2

Summer Plans 3

Our School 3

Bye Bye Wu Siu Kui 3

The 3Rs

4

July 2013

STFA WU SIU KUI MEMORIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL The Journalist Elite Team

Special

points

of

interest:

My favorite street food in

Hong Kong are eggettes. You can

eat them in every food store.

Eggettes are made of flour

eggs, some butter, water, and

some spices. There are many

flavours. If you haven’t tried

them yet, you’ll feel unsatisfied.

They are popular like a super-

star, and sweet like a marshmal-

low!

-Kathy Kan 6A

Fish balls are the most popu-

lar Hong Kong street food. They

can be found in Mong Kok, Wan

Chai, and many more places.

They can be hot with curry

and soft like cushions. I love

them! They are salty, and you can

eat them at home in hot pot too,

but you usually buy fish balls on a

stick and eat them on the street.

The perfect snack.

-Natalie Li 6A

Have you ever tasted egg

tarts? They are delicious. They

usually cost around $3.50. That’s

too expensive!

Making them can be easy,

all you need is: eggs, cream,

sugar, and pie crust (Hong Kong

style)/ filo dough (Macau style).

First beat the eggs, add cream

and sugar, then pour it into the

crust. Finally bake it for 8-10

minutes. Let’s try!

-Steven Lau 5A

Although it is junk food, ham-burgers are my favorite things to eat in Hong Kong. There are many kinds of hamburgers, for example beef, cheese, bacon, chicken, pork chop, even vege-tarian burgers! They are so yum-my and are more and more pop-ular with students every day. We must remember, like with all junk food, that it is not healthy to eat too much. So have a hamburger a few times a month!

-Henry Kwok 5A

I want to recommend to you

some yummy food, sandwiches.

They are yummy and easy to

make. You need two slices of

bread, a piece of ham, and an

egg. First, put a piece of ham

on the bread, then put an egg

on the ham. Finally put another

slice of bread on the top. You

can make it by yourself!

-Lily Lee 4A

FOOD! food! FOOD! in Hong Kong

Dim Sum is the most

famous Hong Kong

style food. You

must go to a

Chinese restau-

rant to find dim

sum. It is deli-

cious. Dim Sum is served

in many small baskets. A

lot of dim sum is steamed, so

it is healthy for us. My favor-

ite dim sum dish is prawn

dumplings. It is very delicious.

The prawns taste fresh and

the skin is

transparent.

You can see

the prawns

through the

skin. It is beau-

tiful. What dim

sum dish do you like best?

-Jenny To 5B

Milk tea can be found

almost everywhere in

Hong Kong. It is very

yummy. It is made of

condensed milk, and

very strong tea. Some

people add sugar. I like to

drink cold milk tea, how

about you?

-Gabriela Lee 4B

Ham and Egg Sandwich

street food

tea time ...

western style food

During summer holiday, I

will go to the beach with

my mum, my dad and sis-

ter because it is very hot. I

always wear a T-shirt. I

always go to the beach to

swim, but I don’t like to

play in the sand because it

is very hot. I will also go

out of Hong Kong to anoth-

er country this summer, I

will go to Singapore with

my Aunt! I am very excited

because we will go to Lego

land. I like to make hous-

es and things with Legos. I

hope we can buy many

Legos in Singapore. This

will be a very good sum-

mer, what will you do for

the summer holiday?

-Casey Wong 4B

Summer Plans

Our School

sports there. I read and

study in the school li-

brary.

My school is a big family.

My school is an important

place because I always

study in school. The spe-

cial thing about it is the

teachers are very kind. I

would tell a new student

about the tuck shop, so

they could by some

snacks when they are

hungry. I hope everyone

can enjoy our school!

-Rayson :Leung 6A

and Henry Kwok 5A

What do you think about

our school, Wu Siu Kui? I

think it is one of the best

schools in Hong Kong. Our

teachers teach us many

things. They are very

helpful.

My favorite places in

school are the are the

playground, classroom,

library, computer room,

and tuck shop. I like the

playground the most, I do

Giant Lego Train in Lego Land

A lovely summer beach

Good Bye Wu Siu Kui! All the places in this

school are filled with

nice, patient, and

friendly people. This

school is very im-

portant to me, I feel

like I am at home when

I am here. The place I

like most is my class-

room because I can

learn, have exams, sing,

and play with my

friends.

Wu Siu Kui is full of

good people and memo-

ries. I hope to come

back to visit, and be

able to support out

school in the future.

-Raymond Law 6A

After six years at Wu

Siu Kui, I have learnt

lots of things. I didn’t

realize that the time

has gone by so fast! I

need to move to anoth-

er school, but I don’t

want to. I want to stay

in Wu Siu Kui with my

friends.

A Note From Mr. Brad

It has been an action packed and exciting year at

Wu Siu Kui. We have not only seen anniversary

celebrations, but also several amazing perfor-

mances, competition after competition, and many

fun events. Enthusiasm and diligence have been

defining features of this year. The students have

worked very hard and have spent so much of their

time preparing, studying, practicing, and master-

ing the tasks given to them. One could not ask to

study or teach at a better school. Farewell to all

the P6 students whom have grown up with us, and

may we wish them the best for years to come!

duce.

We can recycle plas-

tic, paper, and

metal.

We can reuse

so many things,

such as bottles,

boxes, clothes,

and many more.

We can reduce by

bringing our own bag to

go shopping.

-Andy Chow 5B

Why should we save

the Earth? Because the

environment is polluted.

There is so much rub-

bish in Hong Kong

alone. It is not easy to

tidy up rubbish outside

when it is on the ground.

In Hong Kong alone

there are several thou-

sand tones of rubbish

produced each day!

Wow. That’s a lot. All

the stuff you see in every

supermarket will soon

be rubbish.

How can we produce

less rubbish? We can

reuse, recycle, and re-

The 3 Rs helping our Earth

set that can be cleaned.

Remember to turn of f the

light when you leave a

room. This will reduce the

electricity that you use. You

can also check the energy

label when you buy some-

thing new to see what en-

ergy score it has. A lower

score means that is uses

less electricity. Before you

go to the rubbish bin, check

to see if your rubbish can

be recycled. If you recycle,

you are helping the envi-

ronment!

-Lily Lee 4A

Everyday we make a lot of

waste in paper, plastic,

metal, glass,

bottles, packaging

materials, and

many more. We

need to reuse

and reduce. How

can we do that?

We can reduce by

bringing our own bags

when shopping. We can

reduce the use

of tableware

such as plastic

forks, spoons,

and disposable

chopsticks by

using our own Hong Kong Recycling Bins

Steven Lau

Chris Chan

Jasmine Fung

Henry Kwok

Raymond Law

Yanson Wong

Rayson Leung

Kason Kong

Daniel Ho

Teacher-In-Charged / Editor

Mr. Brad

Team Members

A special thanks to

Advisor Headmaster Kwong

English Panels Ms. Ho and Ms. Kwan

The English Department for continuous support

Check out the

school’s website!

www.wsk.edu.hk

Jenny To

Virgina Wu

Andy Chow

Natalie Li

Lily Lee

Gabriela Lee

James Yeung

Kathy Kan

Casey Wong

Andy Lau