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About the Committee
The committee is entrusted with the responsibility to determine which activities should be supported by the Belilios Old Girls Foundation Fund. To ensure ongoing support to BPS, unless specified by the donor for a specific activity, all donations will be preserved as capital and only income generated will be used for sponsored activities. The Committee Chairperson will work closely with the principal of BPS to make sure that the activities sponsored are beneficial to students and cannot be covered by Grant or Quality Education Fund from the Education Bureau.
The main purpose of setting up the BOGF is to upgrade the current facilities of the school for long lasting benefits to teachers and students, to support needy students under emergency situations, to strengthen the quality of BPS students and to instil a sense of pride and bondage to the school.
To date, activities proposed or sponsored include to replace all CRT monitors with computers and projectors and to upgrade computers and projectors, to replace worn out musical instruments for the school band, to improve audio-visual facilities in classrooms, to build a roof-top garden equipped with solar energy and to hold regular meetings for students on topics like manners, make-up, ballroom dancing, legal knowledge, health issues, and career pathways & interview techniques.
Committee Members
| Louisa Lam - Chairperson |
| Wendy Ho |
| Susanna Cheung |
| Wong Mak Kit Ling |
| Sandra Leung |
| Amy Lau |
| Theresa Chan |
| Canny Leung |
About the Chairperson
Dr Louisa Lam is an alumna of BPS who graduated from the medical school of University of Hong Kong. Since then she went through specialist training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and was honorary lecturer for the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She developed a special interest in Reproductive Medicine and Endocrinology and pursued in this direction by becoming a research fellow on a scholarship from the University of Melbourne during which time she received clinical training in reproductive endocrinology, ovulation induction, microsurgery, in-vitro fertilization and other aspects of infertility management and research in the area of fertility potential and long-term health after gonadotrophin induction of ovulation that culminated in the publication of papers and the Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Melbourne. She returned to Hong Kong in 1988 and worked as Lecturer in the University Gynaecology Unit of the University of Hong Kong. Dr. Lam is currently in private practice.