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Cheung Sha Wan Catholic Secondary School, a partner school of the "Enriched IT Programme in Secondary Schools", won the Best Team Collaboration Award at the Hong Kong Projection Mapping Festival 4 (with photos)
Nine students (of whom two are Enriched IT Class students) from Cheung Sha Wan Catholic Secondary School, a partner school of the "Enriched IT Programme in Secondary Schools", participated in the Hong Kong Projection Mapping Festival 4 held on 7 August 2021 and won the Best Team Collaboration Award. The Award is given to the team that can demonstrate good team spirit and problem solving abilities and ultimately accomplish its mission.
Awardees : Hung Tak Ching (EITC student), Cheung Chi Yin (EITC student), Ng Man Lok, Pong Yu Hong, Hu Kai Yan, Cheuk Tsz Hin, Yeung Tsz Hei, Lam Wayne and Kwok Chun Hei
The students are briefing the judges on their works.
Targeting students and teachers from secondary and primary schools, as well as parents and residents in the neighborhood, the Hong Kong 3D Projection Mapping Festival ("PM Fest") attracts about 10 to 15 schools participating in this event every year. PM Fest aims to promote the projection mapping light art, a popular arts technology which has seen widespread application across different domains, including the Tokyo Olympics. Students from the participating schools have to bring with them computers and projectors to build their own projection mapping works on site. Student teams may join hands to build projection mapping works with shared themes. Representatives from the teams will showcase their works on stage on three occasions, including a 30-second introduction at the opening ceremony, a 3-minute experience sharing and a speech at the closing ceremony. Apart from the official PM Fest jury prizes, there will also be three prizes voted by audience. Participating teams should therefore prepare publicity leaflets and marketing strategies to court voters.