Garden Fete 2018
The Garden Fete is one of the major annual events of DBS. It is organized to raise funds to subsidize students in need and to make...
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Past Events
Sat, 07 NovDiocesan Boys’ School Primary Division, Argyle Street, Kadoorie Hill, Hong Kong
Sat, 31 OctDiocesan Boys’ School Primary Division, Argyle Street, Kadoorie Hill, Hong Kong31 Oct 2020, 10:00 am – 11:30 amDiocesan Boys’ School Primary Division, Argyle Street, Kadoorie Hill, Hong KongMs. Alison Yu, a seven-time gold medalist at the Paralympic Games, came to our school to speak to our parents and students about her journey from bone cancer patient to fencing queen on the world stage.
Sun, 27 JanDiocesan Boys’ School Primary Division, Argyle Street, Kadoorie Hill, Hong Kong27 Jan 2019, 12:00 pm – 5:00 pmDiocesan Boys’ School Primary Division, Argyle Street, Kadoorie Hill, Hong KongThe School Open House and Chinese New Year Fair will be held on Sunday, 27 January 2019. Parents, students and visitors are cordially invited to visit the School. Classroom displays and student performances will be organized from 12:00 noon to 5:00 p.m. All are welcome!
Sat, 26 JanYip Kit Chuen Concert Hall26 Jan 2019, 2:30 pm – 4:00 pmYip Kit Chuen Concert Hall, Diocesan Boys’ School, Argyle Street, Kadoorie Hill, Hong KongTime Magazine chose “The Me Me Me Generation” as its cover story in May 2013. As we try to boost the self-esteem of our children, do we accidentally make them more prone to narcissism and self-centredness? We are very honoured to have Prof. Joseph Jao-Yiu Sung to share his insights on this topic.
May 6th, 2021School Hall- May 6th, 2021School Hall
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Welcome to DBSPTA-PD
Dear Parents,
The 2020/21 School Year was a continuation of 2019/20 in many respects. We continued half-day schooling/ e-learning and most of our after-school activities remained on hiatus. Many of our PTA events were cancelled and our boys spent most of their time at home.
In the midst of these challenging times, we at the PTA have pushed ourselves hard to adapt: changing event formats to keep the participants safe and to avoid cancellations, introducing new activities to address needs arising from the changed environment and investing in our infrastructure to enable us to better serve parents in the future.
As in previous years, our push for community service continued. Our parents, teachers and boys made an extra effort to support the various activities we had in the Community Service Sub-Committee. Although we could no longer visit the elderlies, we made scarves to keep them warm during winter and our boys made videos to keep their spirits high when none of their friends or family members can visit them. Apart from the elderlies, we also supported other charities during the past year.
We dialed up the number of parent seminars and offered a mix of in-person and online formats. In light of the impact of COVID on parents’ mental well-being, we introduced seminars focusing on positivity in parenting. For the first time, we also offered these seminars to our teachers and social workers and they were very well received. The new G1 parent sharing sessions continued and also for the first time, we offered our Green Uniform program to our new parents as well.
For new students, our DBS quiz was offered to G1 boys to give them a better understanding of the DBS legacy. For our graduating students (2019/20 and 2020/21), two separate Graduation Ceremonies were conducted to give our parents and boys a memorable day to celebrate.
In addition to all these activities, we introduced PayMe as an electronic payment option, we hope this will make it easier for parents to enroll in all our events and activities.
We are emboldened by the strong start in 2021/22, especially the resumption of the Garden Fete and the return to full-day school at the Secondary Division. We hope this momentum can continue and we can take a big step forward in our return to normalcy.
We could not have achieved the above without many of you. I would like to extend my wholehearted gratitude to Ms Lo and the School, our parent volunteers and the PTA Executive Committee for your support, understanding and patience.
Lastly, I wish you all a year of hope and resilience. May God bless us all in these trying times.
Mr. Joseph Wan
Chairman
DBSPTA-PD
