To support and develop the use of English and the awareness of different cultures in daily life, fourteen S4A students took part in the opening ceremony of the Programme ��From Kowloon City to the World 2017 - 2018�� which was jointly organized by the School of Modern Languages of The University of Hong Kong and New Asia Middle School on 17th March, 2018. Students from thirteen Secondary Schools in Hong Kong enrolled in the programme, which gives students a chance to develop intercultural awareness and communicative aptitude as they interact with people with languages and cultures from around the world. The programme ��From Kowloon City to the World�� is a valuable opportunity for our students to meet people of different nationalities. In the captioned event, Ng Wah participants got the chance to meet and talk with exchange students from Japan, France, Germany, the USA, the UK, Canada, Malaysia, Italy and India.

To support and develop the use of English and the awareness of different cultures in daily life, six S5 students took part in the opening ceremony of the Programme ��From Kowloon City to the World 2016 - 2017�� which was jointly organized by the School of Modern Languages of The University of Hong Kong and New Asia Middle School on 11th March, 2017. Students from thirteen Secondary Schools in Hong Kong enrolled in the programmes have a chance to develop intercultural awareness and communicative aptitude as they become acquainted with some of the world languages and cultures today. The programme ��From Kowloon City to the World�� is a valuable opportunity for our students to meet different kinds of nationalities. In the captioned event, Ng Wah participants got the chance to meet and talk with exchange students from China, Japan, France, Germany, the USA, the UK, Canada, Malaysia, Italy, India and Turkey.

To support and develop the use of English and to raise awareness of different cultures in daily life, our English teachers, Mr W Wai and Ms P Jin, and fourteen S4 and S5 students took part in the opening ceremony of the Programme ��From Kowloon City to the World 2014 - 2015�� which was jointly organized by the School of Modern Languages, The University of Hong Kong and the New Asia Middle School on 28th March, 2015. Ten secondary schools participated in the Student Forum of this programme The School of Modern Languages and Cultures from HKU aims to provide an appropriate environment in which to foster research, teaching and learning in cross cultural studies of languages. Students enrolled in the programmes have a chance to develop intercultural awareness and communicative aptitude as they become acquainted with some of the world��s languages and cultures. With more than 50 academic and support staff, the School cultivates a global outlook, helping to maintain the leading position of The University of Hong Kong in the region.

To support and develop the use of English and the awareness of different cultures in daily life, our English teachers, Mr W Wai, Ms K Wong, Ms L Leng, and fourteen S4F, S5D and S5E students took part in the opening ceremony of the Programme ��From Kowloon City to the World 2013 - 2014�� which was jointly organized by the School of Modern Languages, The University of Hong Kong and the New Asia Middle School on 28th September, 2013. There were 10 secondary schools participating in the Student Forum in this programme The School of Modern Languages and Cultures from HKU aims at providing the appropriate environment to foster research, teaching and learning in cross cultural studies of languages. Students enrolled in the programmes will have a chance to develop intercultural awareness and communicative aptitude as they become acquainted with some of the world languages and cultures today. With more than 50 academic and support staff, the School contributes to the global outlook and leading position of The University of Hong Kong in the region. In order to fulfill the above aims, the programme ��From Kowloon City to the World�� is a valuable opportunity for our students to meet different kinds of nationalities. In the captioned event, Ng Wah participants got the chance to meet and talk with exchange students from Japan, France, Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand.

To support and develop the use of English and the awareness of different cultures in daily life, our English teachers, Mr W Wai, Ms K Wong, Ms R Lau, and fourteen S4F and S5E students took part in the opening ceremony of the Programme ��From Kowloon City to the World 2013�� which was jointly organized by the School of Modern Languages, The University of Hong Kong and the New Asia Middle School on 2nd March, 2013. There were secondary schools participating in the Student Forum in this programme The School of Modern Languages and Cultures from HKU aims at providing the appropriate environment to foster research, teaching and learning in cross cultural studies of languages. Students enrolled in the programmes will have a chance to develop intercultural awareness and communicative aptitude as they become acquainted with some of the world languages and cultures today. With more than 50 academic and support staff, the School contributes to the global outlook and leading position of The University of Hong Kong in the region. In order to fulfill the above aims, the programme ��From Kowloon City to the World�� is a valuable opportunity for our students to meet different kinds of nationalities. In the captioned event, Ng Wah participants got the chance to meet and talk with exchange students from Japan, France, Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand. S4 and S5 boys from NWCSS joined the Student Forum in seven topics which were Films, Studying Abroad, Food, Sports, Festivals, Hobbies and Travelling respectively. The programme let our students gain full understanding of foreign cultures and also provided them the opportunity to develop their interest and awareness about cultures in the world. The programme certainly served as a stepping stone for students to explore more and widen their horizons by sharing with each other.

To support and develop the use of English and the awareness of different cultures in daily life, our English teachers took part in the opening ceremony of the Programme ��From Kowloon City to the World 2011�� which was jointly organized by the School of Modern Languages, The University of Hong Kong and the New Asia Middle School on 15th October, 2011. There were secondary schools participating in the Student Forum in this programme The School of Modern Languages and Cultures from HKU aims at providing the appropriate environment to foster research, teaching and learning in cross cultural studies of languages. Students enrolled in the programmes will have a chance to develop intercultural awareness and communicative aptitude as they become acquainted with some of the world languages and cultures today. With more than 70 academic and support staff, the School contributes to the global outlook and leading position of The University of Hong Kong in the region. In order to fulfill the above aims, the programme ��From Kowloon City to the World�� is a valuable opportunity for our students to meet different kinds of nationalities. In the captioned event, Ng Wah participants got the chance to meet and talk with exchange students from Japan, France, Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand. EIGHT Ng Wah S6 boys joined the Student Forum in six topics which were Films, TV Drama Series, Food, Sports, Festivals and Animation/Cartoons respectively. The programme let our students gain full understanding of foreign cultures and also provided them the opportunity to develop their interest and awareness about cultures in the world. The programme certainly served as a stepping stone for students to explore more and widen their horizons by sharing with each other. Special thanks for all the support from our teachers, Mr W Wai, Ms K Wong and Mr B Tse.

To support and develop the use of English and the awareness of different cultures in daily life, our English teachers took part in the opening ceremony of the Programme ��From Kowloon City to the World 2010�� which was jointly organized by the School of Modern Languages, The University of Hong Kong and the New Asia Middle School on 2nd October, 2010. There were TEN secondary schools participating in the Student Forum in this programme The School of Modern Languages and Cultures from HKU aims at providing the appropriate environment to foster research, teaching and learning in cross cultural studies of languages. Students enrolled in the programmes will have a chance to develop intercultural awareness and communicative aptitude as they become acquainted with some of the world languages and cultures today. With more than 70 academic and support staff, the School contributes to the global outlook and leading position of The University of Hong Kong in the region. In order to fulfill the above aims, the programme ��From Kowloon City to the World�� is a valuable opportunity for our students to meet different kinds of nationalities. In the captioned event, Ng Wah participants got the chance to meet and talk with exchange students from Japan, France, Pakistan, India, Malaysia, Australia and New Zealand. Fourteen Ng Wah S6 boys joined the Student Forum in six topics which were Films, TV Drama Series, Food, Sports, Festivals and Animation/Cartoons respectively. The programme let our students gain full understanding of foreign cultures and also provided them the opportunity to develop their interest and awareness about cultures in the world. The programme certainly served as a stepping stone for students to explore more and widen their horizons by sharing with each other. Special thanks for all the support from our teachers, Mr W Wai, Ms WY Wong and Ms A Chow.