The Final of the Competition was held at at the Baptist University on December 19, 2009. President Edward Chow, PP Tony Yue and Rtn. Tony Yip were the judges. Chan Mei Si and Lam Ah Tak of St. Paul's Co-educational College are the winners of the Junior and Senior Sections of the Competition respectively.

The Semi-Final of the Competition was held at at the Baptist University on December 5, 2009. President Edward Chow, Vice President Norman Yeung, PP Victor Lim and Rtn. Barton Lee were the judges.

The Communication Skills Workshop & Seminar on the Importance of Language Skills to our Workforce was held at LT1, 5/F of the Cha Chi-ming Science Tower at the Baptist University on November 28, 2009.

453 students participated in the Preliminary Essay Competition of the 6th Biliteracy and Trilingualism Composition and Speech Competition, which was held at the Kiangsu-Chekiang College (Shatin) on October 24, 2009.

Students who participated in the Junior Section had to compose two 300-word essays in Chinese and English within a period of 2 hours, while those of the Senior Section had to compose two 500-word essays in Chinese and English within the same period of time.

Please click here to see highlights of the 6th Biliteracy and Trilingualism Composition and Speech Competition.

For the 2nd year in a role, our Club sponsored 10 mainland senior high school students from Guangzhou and Shenzhen to attend the two-week 2009 Summer Engineering Academy organized by the Faculty of Engineering of the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

President Edward Chow and PP Lawrence Chan attended the Farewell BBQ of the event on July 23, 2009, while PP Lawrence Chan and VP Norman Yeung presented certificates to students who had sucessfully completed the two-week training program on July 24, 2009.

Please click here for highlights of the event.

PE Felix and VP Norman Yeung attended the Joint Rotaract Club Installation Function on July 17, 2009. Please click here for highlights of the visit.

Our Club's 55th Anniversay Celebration events were held from April 25 to April 27, 2009. Please click here to see highlight of the events.

Under the leadership of IPP Tony Yue and his Board, our Club won 4 RI and District Awards and recognition in the Rotary Year 2007-2008. The following is a list of RI and District Awards won by our Club:

	RI Awards & Recognition
1.	Presidential Citation
	District Awards & Recognition
1.	Turn Off Idling Engines & Healthy Living project
*	Outstanding Public Relations Project Award
2.	Build Water Wells in West Kenya
*	The Best Ecology Project Award
3.	Website (English)
*	The Best Club Website Award

The Biliteracy and Trilingualism Composition and Speech Competition project won The RI Significant Achievement Award for the Rotary Year 2006-2007. This is the second time our Club won this prestigious award, which is presented to the most outstanding club project in a Rotary International District during a Rotary Year. In the 2006-2007 Rotary Year only 50 Clubs out of a total of 32,000 Rotary Clubs won this prestigious award.

Under the leadership of IPP Allen Au and his Board, our Club won 10 RI and District Awards in the Rotary Year 2006-2007, setting a new record for our Club. The following is a list of RI and District Awards won by our Club:

	RI Awards & Recognition
1.	Biliteracy and Trilingualism Composition and Speech Competition
*	RI Significant Achievement Award
2.	Membersip Development & Retention Award
*	The Highest Membership Retention Award
3.	Presidential Citation
	District Awards & Recognition
1.	Biliteracy and Trilingualism Composition and Speech Competition
*	Literacy and Education Most Outstanding District Award
2.	Nature Education Program for the Intellectually-disabled Children
*	Public Relations District Award - Certificate of Merit
3.	Nutrition Program for Undernourished Philippine Children
*	Water, Health & Hunger District Award - Certificate of Merit
4.	Website (English)
*	The Most Outstanding District Award
5.	Rotary Foundation
*	The Rotary Foundation District Service Award
6.	Rotary Foundation
*	The Highest Number of Paul Harris Fellow Award
7.	Partners in Service
*	New Interact Club Sponsorship Award

The Rotary Centennial Institute for Wetland Conservation is a community service project with an environmental and educational objective. It was organized jointly by five District 3450 Area 5 clubs, including the Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island West, the Rotary Club of Hong Kong North West, The Rotary Club of City Northwest Hong Kong, the Rotary Club of Mid-Level and the Rotary Club of the Peak. The project goals were to upgrade and renovate the WWF Hong Kong Peter Scott Field Studies Centre at the WWF Mai Po Nature Reserve, to facilitate the education of the community and international visitors on wetland habitat and conservation and to train professionals on wetland management and sustainable development.

A brochure about the The Rotary Centennial Institute for Wetland Conservation (District 3450 Area 5) could be downloaded here.

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