Research findings from an evaluation led by The Education University of Hong Kong (EdUHK) were released on Tuesday by the nonprofit Child and Adolescent Financial Education Fund (CAFEF), showing that its "4S Program" boosts financial capability and psychological well-being among schoolchildren. The 4S program covers four core areas across economics, personal finance, and character education: … Continue reading EdUHK study shows ‘4S’ program significantly boosts children’s financial literacy and well-being
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St Paul's Co-educational College Primary School held its Primary One admission parents' briefing on Monday, attracting about 1,200 attendees, with some parents arriving an hour early to secure seats. Principal Cheung Wai-shun said the school's selection criteria focus on applicants' communication skills, concentration, and interpersonal attitudes, summarised as "love learning, good communication and courteousness." The … Continue reading St Paul’s Co-ed primary admission briefing draws 1,200
The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) officially marked the start of its new academic year on Monday with a solemn morning flag-raising ceremony, followed by the Inauguration Ceremony for Undergraduates. The events come at a high-water mark for the institution, following its recent ascent to 18th place in the QS World University Rankings and … Continue reading CUHK kicks off new academic year with flag-raising ceremony
A research team from the City University of Hong Kong (CityU) has developed an intelligent power conditioner capable of reactivating retired electric vehicle batteries, creating a sustainable secondary energy source while reducing electronic waste ahead of an anticipated surge in decommissioned batteries by the 2030s. Backed by a HK$6.7 million grant from the government's Green … Continue reading CityU researchers develop smart device to give retired electric vehicle batteries a second lifeNEWS11 hours ago
As part of the global Invictus Group celebrating its 10th anniversary, Invictus School Hong Kong remains dedicated to delivering high-quality, accessible education to the city. We foster creativity, innovation, and resilience, empowering students to make a positive, lasting impact on society through a rigorous, globally recognized curriculum and an inspiring, supportive community. Academic Distinction and … Continue reading Cultivating Academic Heights and Creative Vision
YMCA Christian Academy (YCA) is a unique community-oriented private primary school on Hong Kong Island offering a vibrant, future-ready curriculum. “We are blessed with a connected community, amazing parents and student body” says Geoff Blaik, Principal. Accredited by the Council of International Schools (CIS), it represents our high standards in our international education and commitment … Continue reading Building Academic Excellence through Wellbeing at YCA
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) has admitted more than 100 new doctoral scholars under the Hong Kong PhD Fellowship Scheme for the 2026/27 academic year, bringing its cumulative total of fellowship recipients to over 1,000 since the initiative was launched 17 years ago. Admitted from more than 50 countries and territories, … Continue reading HKUST reaches milestone of over 1,000 doctoral fellows under flagship talent scheme
Hong Kong Baptist University has partnered with the General Administration of Sport of China to launch a master’s degree program for national elite athletes this academic year, admitting 30 athletes recommended and funded by the mainland sports authority. The Master of Social Sciences in Sport Management program has enrolled its first cohort of athletes who … Continue reading HKBU launches master’s program for mainland elite athletes
Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu met members of the University Grants Committee on Wednesday to discuss strategies for strengthening Hong Kong’s position as an international education hub. The meeting was also attended by Chief Secretary for Administration Eric Chan Kwok-ki, Secretary for Education Christine Choi Yuk-lin, Acting Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry Lillian Cheong … Continue reading John Lee meets UGC to map out Hong Kong’s higher education strategy
A six-week work experience program aimed at introducing secondary school students to Hong Kong’s industrial sector and career opportunities concluded at the end of August. Co-organized by the Federation of Hong Kong Industries and Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation, the fifth cohort of the “Innopreneur Experience Journey” brought together 59 students from 28 … Continue reading Hong Kong students explore AI and emerging industries through six-week program
CUHK Vice-Chancellor and President Dennis Lo Yuk-ming The Chinese University is moving full speed ahead to attract global talent under its first five-year plan, aiming to establish itself as a diverse academic hub while nurturing multidisciplinary students through its one brand, two campuses structure. The CUHK 2026 to 2030 Strategic Plan, a forward-looking roadmap, has … Continue reading CUHK ramps up attraction of global talent under new five-year plan
Behind the excitement for a new school year, more than one in five Hong Kong secondary students are at high risk of appearance anxiety, with overall happiness remaining at a low of 2.87 out of 5, according to a recent survey. Conducted by the Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service (BOKSS) between last November and this … Continue reading Mirror, mirror: Survey reveals one-fifth of students struggle with appearance anxiety amid moderate happy levels
Secondary students will not be overwhelmed by the proposed additions to the senior secondary science curriculum—such as quantum physics and special relativity—as the focus will remain on foundational concepts rather than complex theories, said Secretary for Education Christine Choi Yuk-lin. Speaking on a television program on Sunday, Choi addressed growing concerns over the Education Bureau’s … Continue reading Quantum physics, relativity added in secondary science revamp aims to spark curiosity: Christine Choi
The Education Bureau will review the three-tier emergency mechanism for student mental health to optimize operational details while maintaining current support services in the interim, Secretary for Education Christine Choi Yuk-lin said. Speaking on a television program on Sunday, Choi said school principals indicate the mechanism, which was extended from secondary schools to upper primary … Continue reading Govt to review three-tier student mental health mechanism as upper primary trial set to end
Artistic creation plays a vital role in enhancing cognitive development, observation, imagination, and critical thinking among children, which is increasingly essential in an era of rapid technological progress, Under Secretary for Education Jeff Sze Chun-fai said at an awards ceremony. Speaking at the 13th Kids Drawing Contest 2026, Sze noted that the long-running annual event … Continue reading Art and innovation foster problem-solving and critical thinking in children, says Jeff Sze
Three plots of land totaling 22 hectares in Hung Shui Kiu will be released simultaneously next month for post-secondary institutions to apply for, Secretary for Education Christine Choi Yuk-lin announced on Saturday. Speaking on a radio program ahead of the school term starting on Monday, Choi also reminded students to prepare early for traffic and … Continue reading Three Northern Metropolis university sites to be launched next month as schools prepare for new academic year
Kwan Mei-po of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has made history as the first Hong Kong scholar to receive the Lauréat d’Honneur -- the highest accolade bestowed by the International Geographical Union (IGU) -- in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the international geographical community. Kwan formally accepted the award on Friday (Aug … Continue reading CUHK scholar Kwan Mei-po makes history with top global geography prize
