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We cover the latest news, views and stories on Hong Kong students, school life, sport and local education, as well as keeping tabs on what’s hot and what’s not.
We cover the latest news, views and stories on Hong Kong students, school life, sport and local education, as well as keeping tabs on what’s hot and what’s not.
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Chuen Lung in Tsuen Wan district has been around for hundreds of years, and it is known for its watercress and beautiful scenery.
‘Empower Through Reading’ fireside chat with Siobhan Haughey and Joanna Hotung highlighted reading’s power to teach empathy and resilience.
City hopes making restaurants more pet-friendly will increase profits for the struggling food and dining sectors.
The story on this page has some tougher vocabulary words and questions to improve your reading and grammar.
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Each week, this page tests your reading comprehension with an interesting story that we’ve adjusted to be more accessible for all English learners.
Each week, this page presents a light article with questions to test your comprehension.
The city’s government is thinking about making it easier for schools to switch to using English as the main teaching language.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to.
Read about the stories behind these sticky rice cakes, and learn about the health benefits of this lucky snack.
Kelina Li Tsz-ching from Good Hope School shares how her Model UN and tutoring experiences help her see the power of communication.
As a big part of Hakka village life hundreds of years ago, Chinese indigo now offers lessons on science, sustainability and local heritage.
More than 2,000 pupils lent their voices for an original song about mental well-being called ‘We Sing’.
The 22-year-old artist was diagnosed with autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) at the age of three.
The story on this page has some tougher vocabulary words and questions to improve your reading and grammar.
Each week, this page tests your reading comprehension with an interesting story that we’ve adjusted to be more accessible for all English learners.
Our writing competition started with 10 students, who were eliminated one by one based on a combination of your votes and YP editors’ picks.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to.
Standing out in a ‘predominantly male’ field did not deter Emily Lam, who dedicated herself to research, community and teamwork.
These shows, also called vertical dramas and ‘duanju’, are known for being fast-paced and dramatic to keep viewers on their toes.
Amanda Leung has made history as the first female and youngest winner in the Solo Adult category at the prestigious event in Germany.
Bhangra is from the Punjab region of South Asia, and it is a powerful cultural symbol for the Hongkongers who learn this dance.
The story on this page has some tougher vocabulary words and questions to improve your reading and grammar.
Each week, this page tests your reading comprehension with an interesting story that we’ve adjusted to be more accessible for all English learners.
This page is for students who want to take their reading comprehension to the next level with difficult vocabulary and questions to test their inference skills.
To attract bees, some flowers will smell sweet like honey, and if they are pollinated by flies, the flowers will smell like rotting flesh.
From the pleasant aromas of roses to the stinky odours of a corpse flower, volatile organic compounds are the key to their scents.
Each week, we respond to a question from our readers and give advice and resources they can turn to.
As a deputy head prefect, Ashley Cheung was inspired by stories of discrimination faced by non-Chinese students.
Student leader fosters global connections through the transformative power of storytelling and cultural exchange.
The Student Proposal Competition invites students to pinpoint real challenges in their communities and design practical digital responses and support solutions. During the ICT Open Day, students will have the opportunity to learn directly from executives of leading local information and communications technology enterprises, gaining valuable insights into the industry and its future.
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