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CHAN, Pui Ga
HKUGA College | Secondary 5
“Being a leader is not about being the person standing highest up, but about guiding the team and making everyone else stronger.”
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CHEUNG, Ka Hei Kevin
Ying Wa Collage | Secondary 6
“If you’ve been through the rain, offer someone else an umbrella.”
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CHING, Helen
Diocesan Girls’ School | Grade 11
““outstanding” means persistent dedication to community service”
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LAM, Azland Chi Yeung
Good Hope School | Secondary 5
“True success isn’t defined by a medal, but by the strength gained from the process.”
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LI, Ruyi
Diocesan Girls’ School | Secondary 5
“Use music as a tool to make a difference in the community.”
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POON, Jayden
German Swiss International School | Year 11
“By understanding the past, I believe we can better navigate the present and anticipate the future.”
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SHIH, Wing
Heep Yunn School | Secondary 5
“Without finding genuine enjoyment in the process, sustained effort becomes a draining burden.”
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WONG, Yik Hei
Po Leung Kuk Choi Kai Yau School | Year 11
“Utilizing our abilities to give back to the community, to lift others up, and to craft a world that is kinder, more inclusive, and more equitable, one small, intentional act at a time.”
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Audrey YEUNG
SHATIN COLLEGE | Year 11
“Action is the echo of your will in the present and impact is the ripple that shapes the future.”
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AU, Cheuk Yi
Diocesan Girls’ School | Secondary 6
“Pursuit of excellence through self-transcendence, exploration, and innovation”
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Naphat, CHANPONGSANG
Singapore International School (Hong Kong) | Year 12
“My greatest growth didn’t come from overcoming my own anxiety in isolation, but from using my experience to empower others”
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CHEUNG, Tsz Yu Andrea (Andrea)
German Swiss International School | Year 12
“The only way to do great work is to love what you do.”
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HUNG, Kwan Kei (Jun)
La Salle College | Secondary 6
“Having the ability to manifest it in uplifting people around you, is what I believe defines outstanding”
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KHO, Kit To (Isaac)
Diocesan Boys’ School | Grade 12
“Being “Outstanding” doesn’t necessarily mean excelling at everything. It’s about utilising your strengths, your passions, to lift others along the way”
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KWOK, Chinny Chin Yu (Chinny)
ESF West Island School | Year 13
“Becoming ‘exceptionally good’ is not the only way to be ‘outstanding’”
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SO, Cheuk Ying (Maggie)
Ho Fung College (Sponsored by Sik Sik Yuen) | Secondary 6
“I believe that the brilliant history and civilization of humanity are built by ordinary individuals who ignite their own flames of life to create a dazzling galaxy”
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SUEN, Ariel Hei Tung (Ariel)
King George V School | Year12
“At the end of the day, we hold the brushes to paint the colours of our lives.”Read More...
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WONG, Ka Yeung (Calvin)
St. Paul’s Co-educational College | Secondary 6
“To me, being an ‘Outstanding Student’ is not just to further my pursuit of knowledge, but also to give back to society as I deepen my understanding of our world. “
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YAN, Wan Yee (Vanis)
TWGHs S. C. Gaw Memorial College | Secondary 6
“Everyone should believe in themselves—embracing endless possibilities is the path to becoming extraordinary. “
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Jia Wai Yin
St. Margaret’s Co-educational English Secondary and Primary School | Secondary 5
“Leap into Your Own Life Journey”
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Wong Ying Chun Gladys
N.T. Heung Yee Kuk Yuen Long District Secondary School | Secondary 6
“The Weight of Words”
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Yeung Hoi Man
YEUNG, Hoi Man (Kayla) | German Swiss International School | Year 13
“Building the Ideal Cityscape”
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Chuang Hui Hua Vera
St. Paul’s Co-educational College (Secondary 5)
“Vera, no one is going to notice the 5-pixels-shift to the left.”
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Wong Chak Lung Andrew
Diocesan Boys’ School (Grade 11)
Gazing aimlessly out of the window, a 6-year old was overwhelmed with questions: “What difference would the world be without me? What is my purpose in this world?”
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Cherry Hannah Bailey
Li Po Chun United World College (Grade 11)
Growing up in Hong Kong—where 4.17 million tonnes of waste enter landfills annually, and 1,000 tonnes of food waste is produced daily—I’ve witnessed firsthand the environmental effects of industrialisation.
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Yu Sui Ki Rita
Diocesan Girls’ School (Secondary 5)
“Daily Giving Service” – a school motto I first encountered, aged six, has anchored my life in service.
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Lee Alexis
German Swiss International School (Year 11)
I believe outstanding students pursue their passions with perseverance. They involve others and leverage their combined experience and knowledge to give back and positively impact society. My self-discovery process started
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CHAN Ingrid Wai Hin
German Swiss International School (Year 12)
Searching “outstanding” on Google produces over 1 billion different results. This means that in a population of 8 billion, everyone has a chance to live in their own “outstanding” way. My path began with my interests
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Chan Ching Yin
St. Rose of Lima’s College (Secondary 5)
Living in an era when people are constantly striving to get ahead of others, and struggling with piles of work every day. With the hectic pace of city life along with the strike of COVID-19, I was once engulfed by
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Nadeem Iqrah
Po Leung Kuk Choi Kai Yau School (Year 11)
Change in a community must always be rooted in a change in the performance of the individual. As an ethnic minority, racial discrimination is something I am unfortunately privy to. I have experienced crass jokes, relentless
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Tong Yuk Chun
HARROW INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL HONG KONG (Year 11)
Back in primary school, every break, I would head to the workshop. Inspired by older pupils who created their own Remote Controlled plane out of raw materials and fueled by my passion for aviation back then, I decided
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Lau Kin Gi
DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL (GRADE 10)
The teal waters of Lake Ohrid turned a pale grey hue as a cacophony of pitter-patter rang in my ears. Huddled up under the shelter of a canopy, I watched in horror as the intricate layers of pigments I had carefully applied
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Lee Kwan Hon
ST PAUL’S CO-EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE (SECONDARY 4)
Self
Having looked in here, you’re presumably a possible awardee-to-be or a past participant. Either way, we all have contemplated why “giving” is outstanding but not accomplishing, experiencing,
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Lee Wing Hay
ST PAUL’S CO-EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE (SECONDARY 4)
I like to see people smile.
As the firstborn, I was once the princess of the family – until the summer of 2017, when I visited kids in ragged shirts and bare feet, lying on the filthy market ground in
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Lok Ka Hei
DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL (SECONDARY 5)
I still remember singing along enthusiastically to The Sound of Music film every day when I was a child. I would feel so exuberant as I sang along with the Trapp Family Singers. At some point in my childhood, I knew I wanted
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Ngai Alpha
CHINESE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (YEAR 11)
What does it mean to be ‘outstanding’? To me, the beauty of life lies in the fact that everyone possesses unique characteristics and strengths; this is analogous to being distinct diamonds, each poised to sparkle in their
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Tsoi Cheuk Ying
MARYKNOLL CONVENT SCHOOL (SECONDARY SECTION) (SECONDARY 5)
People often define “outstanding” as having excellent academic prowess or highly commendable achievements in extra-curricular activities. Yet, throughout my secondary school life, I realized that everyone
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Yu Yin Long
ST PAUL’S CO-EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE (SECONDARY 5)
As a baseball player of 12 years, growing up with this team-oriented sport proved to be important to my personal development. It is only normal for the player to learn by heart the essentials of what makes a
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Chan Ho Hin
N.T. HEUNG YEE KUK YUEN LONG DISTRICT SECONDARY SCHOOL (Secondary 5)
“How do I spark change in the world?” This is a question I often ask myself. Since I was little, I have always been mesmerized by nature and the environment.
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Chiu Yi Nap
PO LEUNG KUK TANG YUK TIEN COLLEGE (Secondary 5)
This is the story of a little boy. Born in a small community, his parents always reminded him to keep an open mind and grasp as many opportunities as he can, as long as he stays happy.
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Hong Jenna
GERMAN SWISS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (Year 12)
After six years of debating and having been Champion in the 2018 International Competition for Young Debaters at Oxford, I started to wonder if I was done. The motions were getting harder, the issues more complicated,
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Kwok Hiu Lam
DIOCESAN GIRLS’ SCHOOL (Secondary 5)
Society often defines “outstanding” as having excellent academic prowess, or achieving awards from extracurricular engagements. But throughout my secondary school life, I have realized that it is through helping others
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Kwok Long Fung
LA SALLE COLLEGE (Secondary 4)
Nothing is more precious than learning. As a vivid learner, one could gain the keys to numerous pathways, and for me, I was fortunate to be born with a great ambition to learn.
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Lam Stephanie Tsz Wing
TSUEN WAN GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL (Secondary 5)
I was diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia when I was 20 months old. I then broke my leg due to the weakened muscle.
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Leung Gloria
ISLAND SCHOOL (Year 12)
I cannot fly, turn invisible nor teleport, but I have the power to view rejections and obstacles as meaningful learning opportunities.
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Robinson Dylan
GERMAN SWISS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (Year 12)
It is an honor to receive the Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (HKOSA), and I am appreciative of everyone who has helped me become the person I am.
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Wong Reese
SHA TIN COLLEGE (Year 12)
I think that everyone has the potential to be “outstanding”; it is akin to a flower waiting to blossom and manifest in a multitude of ways.
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Wong Wing Yung
BISHOP HALL JUBILEE SCHOOL (Secondary 5)
I always thought that small potatoes like me would never bring fundamental impacts to the world.
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Phoebe Chan
SHUN LEE CATHOLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL(Secondary 5)
‘Success’ is where preparation meets opportunities. For me, the experiences in my school life have shaped me into who I am today. I am constantly striving to equip myself and grasp every opportunity
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Nicholas Chu
KWUN TONG MARYKNOLL COLLEGE(Secondary 5)
When I was a kid, I was afraid of the challenges in front of me. Just like my hedgehog, I enjoyed spending alone time in my cosy little room.
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Fiona Kwok
OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY COLLEGE(Secondary 5)
I am just a secondary school student born in an ordinary family. I am not good at speaking and I do not have many outstanding talents. It is my honour to be one of the awardees of the Hong Kong Outstanding Students
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Jordan Lam
DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL(Grade 11)
When my name was called at the Hong Kong Team Trials for Worlds for the second consecutive year, the usually reticent me unabashedly pounded on my chest.
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Larry Lau
CHAN SUI KI (LA SALLE) COLLEGE(Secondary 5)
Nobody would have ever imagined that I, a typical secondary school student growing up in an ordinary family, could become one of the winners of the Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award.
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Justin Law
RAIMONDI COLLEGE(Secondary 5)
What is “Outstanding”? In everyday life, we use the term “Outstanding” to describe a person of excellence in ability or achievements.
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Nicholas Ng
SOUTH ISLAND SCHOOL(Year 12)
Anyone can become outstanding, but what makes people “outstanding” varies greatly. For me, these are the people that are willing to take a leap of faith in order to gain much more.
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Faith Shiu
DIOCESAN GIRLS’ SCHOOL(Secondary 5)
“Faith.” The word itself is powerful, carrying the virtue of absolute trust and confidence in oneself. However, growing up, I was undeniably the least confident child.
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Christian Suen
ST. PAUL’S CO-EDUCATIONAL COLLEGE(Secondary 5)
“Wait a second… you dance?” is probably the most frequent response I get when people scroll through my socials, and I do not blame them. To most, I am just that one dude who does pretty
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Ewan Peter George Windebank
ROSARYHILL SECONDARY SCHOOL(Secondary 5)
Six years ago, I was nowhere near qualified to graduate to secondary school. With an ‘F’ grade in almost all of my subjects, a conduct grade dismally low and no real heart to change for the better, it isn’t
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Elliot Ho
YING WA COLLEGE(Form 5)
When I was in Primary 1, the school encouraged us to learn musical instruments. While most of my peers applied for popular instrumental classes, I chose pipa, a Chinese plucked-string instrument, based on my own preference.
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Michelle Kung
VICTORIA SHANGHAI ACADEMY(Year 12)
I did not want my existence in school to be evanescence. I hoped to make an impact and fulfil my high school life with memories that extend beyond the realm of academics.
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Arista Lai
GERMAN SWISS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL(Grade 12)
From a young age, I was raised with high expectations. Both of my parents were the first members of their families to receive a university education. They worked tirelessly to build a life for me, a foundation for
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Peter Lee
SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL(Form 6)
I always dreamed of being able to form the perfect dumpling. Seeing my mother effortlessly churn out rows upon rows of plump morsels made me green with envy,
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Vivian Looi
DIOCESAN GIRLS’ SCHOOL(Form 5)
No one could envisages that I, a normal girl from an ordinary family, could ever get into a top-tier secondary school can achieve distinguishably high performance in various fields, and even become one of the Winners of
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Sean Mann
Diocesan Boys’ School(Grade 11)
As a junior secondary student, I stumbled upon a book about a man whose biography stunned me as a typical confused teenage high-achiever, clueless about what I was to do with life.
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Christie Poon
GERMAN SWISS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (Year 12)
I am an active and outgoing person with a large variety of interests, and I have participated in many different activities both inside and outside school. The valuable experiences I gained in all activities have added
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Snehaa SENTHAMILSELVAN EASWARI
LI PO CHUN UNITED WORLD COLLEGE OF HONG KONG(Grade 12)
I am extremely grateful to be one of the recipients of the Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (HKOSA) for 2017 – 2018. I was born in India but moved here when I was five because my father’s job
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Michael So
ST JOSEPH’S COLLEGE(Form 6)
Just like the flickering stars in the night sky, life sheds light on a new path sometimes. You can remain in your comfort zone, or you can dive right into the cold waters and truly explore your talent.
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Jason Bootwala
HKUGA COLLEGE(Form 4)
It is never easy, being half-Indian and half-Chinese, growing up in a Chinese environment. Even with the huge cultural diversity that Hong Kong boasts, since…
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Frederick Lam
DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL(Grade 11)
I believe modern education is not only confined to school hours or within the school boundary. Being one of the youngsters pursuing all-round development
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Noxx Lam
VICTORIA SHANGHAI ACADEMY(Form 5)
To introduce myself, I am a photography, cinematography enthusiast and a rock-band drummer. But particularly, I would definitely consider myself as an ardent lover of robotics.
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Stephanie Leung
DIOCESAN GIRLS’SCHOOL(Form 5)
In this city, every child’s fate appears to become inevitably intertwined with the phrase “winning at the starting line”. We take pride in being competitive and getting ahead of others.
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Geoff Lo
LA SALLE COLLEGE(Form 5)
It is one of my greatest honours to study in La Salle College, a learning environment which encourages friendly competition, as many of my peers excel in various areas ranging from sports to academics.
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Hosanna Ma
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE S.C. CHAN MEMORIAL COLLEGE(Form 6)
Now, you may see me as someone who is passionate about life. But the fact is, I grew from “nobody” to someone who wants to be “somebody” because of the love I received from my parents, my friends
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Lorraine Siu
ST MARY’S CANOSSIAN COLLEGE(Form 5)
When I was 10, my family received an unexpected gift. In panic and distress, a new member joined my family – my little brother Louis.
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Vincent Tang
COGNITIO COLLEGE (Hong Kong) (Form 6)
I believe that different people may have different definitions of outstanding. My image of an outstanding person is being able to inspire people.
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Bowie Wong
DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL(Grade 12)
As the saying goes “We all live under the same sky, but we don’t see the same light”, while we are fighting for more resources for our own good, there are those who fought tooth and nail to transform our city into a
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Thomas Yuen
QUEEN’S COLLEGE(Form 5)
I have always been a Mathematics lover since I was little. As I grew up, I developed a passion towards Astronomy and other aspects of Science. For certain moments in life
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Dick Au Yeung
STEWARDS MA KAM MING CHARITABLE FOUNDATION MA KO PAN MEMORIAL COLLEGE (Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)啟迪不但成績彪炳,更在校內擔任總領袖生長、籃球隊副隊長和田征隊隊長,又是二胡高手。
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Henry Hung
BISHOP HALL JUBILEE SCHOOL(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)達鏗曾是個「臭名昭著」的資優兒童,脾氣壞到在校內無人不曉,人見人怕,他也就索性把自己關在書本世界裡。
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Tina Ip
ST. PAUL’S CONVENT SCHOOL(Form 5)
(only Chinese version is available)傑出就是完美?但過度苛求完美卻可能會招致反效果 — 一場病令葉淑天明白健康無價,更讓她重整心態再度出發
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Tiffany Liu
ST MARY’S CANOSSIAN COLLEGE(Form 6)
(Only Chinese version is available)廖梓恩曾獲第六屆九龍地域傑出學生及油尖旺區校長會頒發傑出學生,去年失落於傑出學生選舉,今年再接再厲並脫穎而出
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Annette Ng
ST MARY’S CANOSSIAN COLLEGE(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)鍶淇笑容可鞠,她深信微笑具有感染人心的力量,有時還會說冷笑話來帶動課堂的氣氛。
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Christy Suen
ST. STEPHEN’S GIRLS COLLEGE(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)「努力雖然不保證成功,但一定會讓人有所得著。」這是子晴的得獎感受。從自信不足的學生到各方面均表現出色的傑出領袖
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Serene Tse
MARYMOUNT SECONDARY SCHOOL(Form 6)
(Only Chinese version is available)對善焮而言,傑出不只是個人的優越,還要有關懷別人的心。「海倫凱勒的故事給我很大的啟發,她是一名殘障人士…
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Gregory Wong
LA SALLE COLLEGE(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)王嘉能自小在美國波士頓長大,小六時隨爸爸公幹回港,考上了香港的著名中學,自此展開了豐富的中學生活
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Cherry Yip
ST. PAUL’S SECONDARY SCHOOL(Form 4)
(Only Chinese version is available)葉萬儀多才多藝,擅長演講、朗誦、唱歌和跳舞,是個全能的學生。年紀小小的她更曾於偶像團體SNH48選拔賽中獲取佳績
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Jackson Cheung
Kwun Tong Maryknoll College(Form 6)
(Only Chinese version is available)眼前的張晉陞予人溫暖的感覺,回答提問時不慍不火,對隨行的受訪老師和父母百般關心。
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Eunice Chiu
Maryknoll Convent School (Secondary Section)(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)別看晉尉外形嬌小像受保護的小花,只要跟她有過一次對話,看過她堅定的眼神,都會認同她散發著領袖魅力。
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Gloria Chu
Tin Ka Ping Secondary School(Form 4)
(Only Chinese version is available)「平常心面對,讓別人看到最真實的你,便會給你一個肯定。」得悉獲選為傑出學生,智賢以「奇蹟的禮物」來形容。
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George Ho
Ying Wa College(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)今時今日,學生既要面對沉重的學業壓力,埋頭苦幹地溫習,又要參與課外活動,難免會對社會時事缺乏關心。
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Harold Ki
Wa Ying College(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)雋皓和他的姊姊同為傑生得主,一門兩傑,當屬不易。姐姐得獎,不但沒有對雋皓造成壓力,反而推動他加倍努力:「如果姐姐…
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Harriet Kwok
German Swiss International School(Year 10)
(Only Chinese version is available)擅長劍擊、能言善辯、操五種語言 ⋯⋯ 擁有如此驕人的成就,難以想像那就是眼前嬌滴滴、僅十四歲的郭雅柔。
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Tristan Lau
St Paul’s College(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)現代教育講求全人發展,學業與課外活動缺一不可,要平衡發展實非易事。峻承不但成績優異,又積極參與環保及文化活動,更熱愛…
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Owen Lei
Diocesan Boys’ School(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)許多人都形容千泓為天才:15歲時成為有「天才會」之稱的門薩國際學會(Mensa)的會員,該會只取錄智商147分或以上的人,而千泓…
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Vanessa Ma
Diocesan Girls’ School(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)辯論隊副主席、合唱隊、游泳隊、參與數學比賽……沅鈞「瓣數」多多,更在校內校外擔任多個崗位,是名副其實的大忙人。
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Mandy Yam
SKH Bishop Mok Sau Tseng Secondary School(Form 5)
(Only Chinese version is available)「我『曾經』是一名新移民。」「曾經」二字,在嘉慧口中道來,別具意義。說是「曾經」,因為這是她過去的一部分
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Bella Chan
St. Paul’s Convent School(Form 5)
Winning scholarships in academic and extracurricular activities for 5 consecutive years is no small feat for many students, but for Bella, it is only one of many feathers on her cap.
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Zita Chan
St. Paul’s Co-Educational College(Form 6)
Zita’s capacity for independent thinking, introspection and self motivation is outstanding among her peers.
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Charlotte Chan
German Swiss International School(Year 10)
Charlotte Chan, S.3 student at the German Swiss International School, is the school’s youngest Outstanding Students Award awardee. She excels in every aspect as a student, athlete and volunteer.
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Victoria Kwok
St. Paul’s Co-Educational College(Form 5)
Victoria is passionate in English literature, poetry, history and politics and most notably, global issues.
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Jackson Li
Wa Ying College(Form 5)
Jackson, Wa Ying College Student Council President, is a role model at school and well recognized for his creativity.
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Ambrose Lin
St. Joseph College(Form 5)
Ambrose, as captain of the school’s debating team, has led it to victories in many territory wide competitions. Besides his persuasive eloquence, he excels in studies…
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Katie Ng
St. Rose of Lima’s College(Form 6)
An over zealous hurdle practice forced Katie to suspend school for half a year. The sojourn was a blessing in disguise that helped Katie to be more appreciative of life and volunteering service.
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Angel Wong
Christian Alliance SC Chan Memorial College(Form 5)
Ms. Shum, Angel’s primary school teacher, recalled that she had excellent memory but was very timid and shy. Ms. Shum identified her strength and trained her in recitation and public speaking.
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Avis Chan
(Only Chinese version is available)
陳穎恒從小意識到自己生活雖優越,還有很多人很困苦。致力改變社會不公便成為她的目標。她是圖書捐贈活動負責人…Read More...
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Chan Chun Yin
(Only Chinese version is available)
陳俊諺享受辯論,因為這既讓他有機會應用讀書得到的知識,也讓他看到每種立場背後的價值觀,引發他不斷思考。Read More...
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Chan Nai Ying
(Only Chinese version is available)在父親熏陶下,陳乃瑩自中學開始便加入醫療救傷隊,至今服務超過300小時。
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Chui Tsz Fung
(Only Chinese version is available)
最擅長鋼琴、小提琴和敲擊樂的徐梓峰,參加合唱團卻遇到困難。他運用從父親身上學習的「尊重他人並做好本份」的做人原則…Read More...
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Wendy Ki
(Only Chinese version is available)
祁玉媛連續四年平均每週用一整日時間投入香港青年協會的義工隊中。她謹記已故父親的教誨,多與不同背景的人交談,把握每次籌款的機會與人傾談…Read More...
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Kwan Yuk Fung
(Only Chinese version is available)
學校對關玉鋒同學影響很大。通過參與學校的各種運動和話劇表演,身為獨女的她學懂如何與他人合作。學校訓言「施比受更有福」…Read More...
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Christine Lin
(Only Chinese version is available)
林千莉五年前跟隨父親通過優才計劃來到香港,很快適應了這裡的生活。她視音樂為她最大興趣,最享受創作過程。Read More...
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Jessica Ng
(Only Chinese version is available)
個人的成功,對於吳欣寧而言,不及一個齊心的團隊珍貴。對世界充滿同情心的她,矢志要令世界更美好。因此,她在校內外花大量時間與精力帶領…Read More...
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Chris Wong
(Only Chinese version is available)
看過魯迅的故事,黃浩銘志願做一名從事研究的醫生。喜歡寫作的他,既會以文字鼓勵朋友,也會在失意時做記錄自勉。他的偶像是養育他成才的爺爺。Read More...
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Wong Lang Ning
(Only Chinese version is available)
充滿同情心的黃朗寧,從小關注社會的不公平,特別注意到貧窮的兒童特別需要他人幫助。她自發為有需要的基層兒童教導英語與音樂,使他們不會…Read More...
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WONG, Yik Hei
Po Leung Kuk Choi Kai Yau School
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Cherry Hannah Bailey
St Paul’s Co-Educational College
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Lee Wing Hay Stefanie
St Paul’s Co-Educational College
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Carina Yu
Diocesan Girls’ School
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Faith Shiu
Diocesan Girls’ School
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Yue Hang Chi
Heep Yunn School
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Kwok Nicholas Tze Yin
Shau Kei Wan East Government Secondary School
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Christy Suen
St. Stephen’s Girls’ College
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Lo Wai Wun Ana
PLK No.1 WH Cheung College
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Siu Hoi Yan
St. Stephen’s Girls’ College
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Yip Man Yin
Tsuen Wan Public Ho Chuen Yiu Memorial College
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Lee Chun Ming
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喜歡〈Jingle Bells〉的節拍少年
保良局陳麗玲(百周年)學校 李俊明 獲提名年級:中六
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Music is the seed of happiness.
How to endow a new life to a note? How far are they willing to achieve for their dreams?
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A New Way Out of Hong Kong’s Social Problems
Who owns the space in Hong Kong? How to find new solutions to social problems?
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Innovation
How to spread your beliefs at work? How can today’s education arise their curiosity apart from providing young people with learning?
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Master of sports
When they won numerous awards in competition, years from now, what was their choice in the sports road?
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Technology develops the future
What is the common ground between the tech world and charity? What changes can they bring to the future?
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Love is the most effective treatment in life.
What is the value of life? Facing of the misfortunes of life, what attitude do they process to face adversity?
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Live professionals
What is the biggest gain about being a outstanding student? What is the relationship between professional development and it?
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“Home Clinic”
(僅提供中文版 only Chinese version is available)
參選傑生是一個很難得的成長歷程:從原本的驕傲自大, 到學會謙卑、凡事欣賞、Auntie Doreen見証了我的成長。Read More...
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Romantic decision
What is “outstanding”? Personally, I think it is “outstanding” to know and surpass oneself better through the eyes of others.
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A “ghost story”
When you think of outstanding students, you may think of prestigious schools, elites, Band 1 schools… But why outstanding students must only be associated with these words?
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Get my dream ice dream van back
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或許你我也曾對夢想有無盡的疑惑,但多年後回想起,我們會為當初的雄心壯志而驕傲,也慶幸自己曾為未來努力過、任性過。Read More...
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只要肯做,一定進步
(僅提供中文版 only Chinese version is available)
不管我們是怎樣的一個小人物,只要找到我們的支撐點,朝着目標進發,一定能開出大夢想。Read More...
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A “Dream” tour
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希望張開眼晴的時候,叫醒自己的不是鬧鐘,而是夢想 ⋯⋯Read More...
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The importance of a “point”
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「青苗學界進步獎」的口號是「只要肯做,一定進步」。生命裡每個微小的進步,都值得我們嘉許!Read More...
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Let us live together beyond our own life
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如果要令世上最貧困、最被忽略的人們視力得以復原,我便必須不斷地努力,不懈地嘗試,這個願景才有可能成真。Read More...
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Have you made any progress today?
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『進步獎』的意義在於嘉許得獎人的努力,這種鼓勵所能激發的鬥志是無可估量的。年青人,你今天有進步嗎?Read More...
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Progressive starting line
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你未必可以保證每次的付出都會進步,但請不要放過每次可以進步的機會。Read More...
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Progress · Advance
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進步生們,即使進步叫人要命,討苦自吃,這就是人生的意義吧!釣勝於魚,好好享受進步的過程啊!Read More...
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Give yourself a reason to progress
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也許在繁忙的生活中,你忘記了自己拼搏的原因,但回望一下從前,相信你定會找到為將來打拼的理由。Read More...
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When you say nothing for progressing
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希望各位「為時已晚也堅守壯舉 耗盡力氣也一於撐下去 難關粉碎」。 我得,你都得!Read More...
YAF is well supported by our Honorary Advisors from different professional backgrounds who have made significant contribution to society.
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Mr. Peter Hung
Mr. Peter Hung Hak Hip is the Honorary Chairman of Hop Hing Group of Companies. The Group is engaged in food processing, distribution, and retail businesses in Hong Kong and mainland China including a major vertically integrated oil processing, packing and distribution
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Dr. Edward Cheung
Dr. Edward Cheung, BBS is currently Consultant to the law firm Woo, Kwan, Lee & Lo (Solicitors and Notaries), with expertise in corporate matters, IPO, mergers & acquisitions, security laws and China related matters. He is also serving as Director at six listed
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Dr. Joseph Lee
Dr. Joseph Lee, GBS, OstJ, JP, an enthusiastic social entrepreneur, is currently Chairman of the Wofoo Plastics and Chemicals Group and Wofoo Foundation Limited, and President of Wofoo Social Enterprises Limited.
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Mr. Chung To
Mr. Chung To is founder and chairperson of Chi Heng Foundation, a charitable organization founded in 1998 in Hong Kong, China. Utilizing innovative and pragmatic approaches, Chi Heng has excelled in education and care for children orphaned by AIDS and HIV prevention
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The Board of Directors is formed by passionate past awardees of the Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award, responsible for planning major strategies and overseeing the foundation development.
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Anissa Wong
Vice Chairperson
“Age is foolish and forgetful when it underestimates youth.” Albus Dumbledore/ JK Rowling.
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Kathy Chau
Finalist of 20th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (2004-2005)
Public Relations Officer of 19th Executive Committee (2005-2006), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
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Alfred Chang
In a world of change, we should always be learning, adapting and innovating.
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Benita Chick
Winner of 14th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1998-1999)
Internal Secretary of 13th Executive Committee (1999-2000), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
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Catherine Chan
“Don‘t be afraid of being an outlier.
Outliers are those who have been given opportunities and who have had the strength and presence of mind to seize them. ”
(from Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell)
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Angela Fung
Finalist of 19th Outstanding Students Award (2003-2004) Internal Relations Officer of 18th Executive Committee (2004-2005), Hong Kong Outstanding Students' Association [...]Read More...
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Ling Ling
“The only real failure is the failure to try, and the measure of success is how we cope with disappointment.”
By Deborah MoggachRead More...
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Eva Yu
Winner of 18th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (2002-2003)
Vice-President of the 17th Executive Committee (2001-2002), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
Steering Committees have been formed for the Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award, the Youth Arch Student Improvement Award and the Youth Committee. Committee members devoted tremendous effort to ensure that our selection procedures adhere to the principles of openness, fairness, impartiality and good faith.
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William YC Chan
Steering Committee Chairperson, Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award
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Francis Chan
Steering Committee Vice Chairperson, Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award
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Horace Chan
Winner of the 22nd Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (2006-2007)
Vice-President of 21st Executive Committee (2005-2006), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’AssociationRead More...
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Karl Chan
“Your ‘life goal’ should not be a career, but what you want to change in society.”
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William CH Chan
Finalist of 16th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (2000-2001)
President of 17th Executive Committee (2003-2004); Social Services Officer of 15th Executive Committee (2001-2002), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
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Alfred Chang
In a world of change, we should always be learning, adapting and innovating.
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Kathy Chau
Finalist of 20th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (2004-2005)
Public Relations Officer of 19th Executive Committee (2005-2006), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
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Anne Chee
Finalist of 12th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1996-1997)
Social Services Officer of 11th Executive Committee (1997-1998), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
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Edmund Cheung
Winner of the 11th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1995-1996)
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Cerin Yip
“I refuse to believe that you cannot be both compassionate and strong”
– Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New ZealandRead More...
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Poey Wong
Steering Committee Member, Youth Arch Student Improvement Award Finalist of 33rd Outstanding Students Award (2017-2018) Poey Wong currently works at [...]Read More...
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Anisha Wong
Steering Committee Member, Youth Arch Student Improvement Award Finalist of 31st Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (2015-2016) Financial Secretary of [...]Read More...
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Jacky Chan
Steering Committee Member, Youth Arch Student Improvement Award Finalist of 31st Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (2015-2016) Internal Relations Officer [...]Read More...
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Wayne Chau
Steering Committee Member, Youth Arch Student Improvement Award Director (2011-2016) Finalist of 14th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1998-1999) Wayne [...]Read More...
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Frederick Ma
Steering Committee Member, Youth Arch Student Improvement Award Finalist of 32nd Outstanding Students Award (2016-2017) Frederick Ma is a Development [...]Read More...
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Tiffany Liu
Winner of 31st Hong Kong Outstanding Student Award (2015-2016)
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Jolie Chow
Winner of 14th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1998-1999)
President of 15th Executive Committee (2001-2002), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
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Catherine Chan
“Don‘t be afraid of being an outlier.
Outliers are those who have been given opportunities and who have had the strength and presence of mind to seize them. ”
(from Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell)
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Janet Ng
Steering Committee Chairperson,
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Frederick Ma
Steering Committee Member, Youth Arch Student Improvement Award Finalist of 32nd Outstanding Students Award (2016-2017) Frederick Ma is a Development [...]Read More...
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Wayne Chau
Steering Committee Member, Youth Arch Student Improvement Award Director (2011-2016) Finalist of 14th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1998-1999) Wayne [...]Read More...
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Jacky Chan
Steering Committee Member, Youth Arch Student Improvement Award Finalist of 31st Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (2015-2016) Internal Relations Officer [...]Read More...
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Poey Wong
Steering Committee Member, Youth Arch Student Improvement Award Finalist of 33rd Outstanding Students Award (2017-2018) Poey Wong currently works at [...]Read More...
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Cerin Yip
“I refuse to believe that you cannot be both compassionate and strong”
– Jacinda Ardern, Prime Minister of New ZealandRead More...
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Angela Fung
Steering Committee Vice-Chairperson, Youth Committee
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Angel Kong
Steering Committee Vice-Chairperson, Youth Committee
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Francis Chan
Steering Committee Vice Chairperson, Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award
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Wendy Lam
Director (2013-2019)
Finalist of 6th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1990-1991)
Social Service Officer of 6th Executive Committee (1992-1993), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
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Alex Lau
Director (2011-2013)
Finalist of 6th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1990-1991)
Social Services Officer of 5th Executive Committee (1991-1992), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
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Holly Ming
Winner of 13th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1997-1998)
Social Service Officer of 12th Executive Committee (1998-1999), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
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Wendy Lam
Director (2013-2019)
Finalist of 6th Hong Kong Outstanding Students Award (1990-1991)
Social Service Officer of 6th Executive Committee (1992-1993), Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ AssociationRead More...
The Secretariat is responsible for implementing the strategies and managing daily operation of the Foundation. It plays a key role in shaping the Youth Arch Foundation to be a respectable, effective and socially impactful youth development organization.
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Karen Hui
General Manager
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Erik Leung
Assistant Program Manager
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Christy Lo
Program Executive
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Chow Cheuk Him
Program Assistant
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Ivan Hui
Program Assistant
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Minnie Tong
Program Assistant
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Faat Zhong
Program Assistant
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Angel So
Program Assistant
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Sammi Wong
Program Assistant
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Wandy Ngo
Program Assistant
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