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Getting Ready for the Future
AI is everywhere. Are young people ready? Are we?
To make sure we are AI ready, the Federation has launched its new Digital Education Framework, aligned with the Government’s Blueprint for Digital Education Development in Primary and Secondary Schools. Grounded in years of frontline educational experience, the framework offers a practical roadmap to strengthen local information and technology education and support future-ready learning.
Built around a Learning–Application–Articulation approach, the framework rests on three pillars:
- 5 Main Technical Domains: Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Coding and Computational Thinking, Robotics and Internet of Things (IoT), and Media Culture and Algorithms
- 5 Key Digital Qualities: Safety, Respect, Integrity and Lawfulness, Autonomy, and Responsible Technology Use
- 5 Core Capabilities: Sound Decision-Making, Self-Awareness, Innovation, Adaptability, and Collaboration
Through school-based curriculum, hands-on learning and targeted teacher training, the framework equips primary and secondary students with the skills, values and confidence to become responsible digital citizens and lifelong learners.
A full resource database is now available on our Media and Information Literacy Resources Hub, supporting schools and the public in Hong Kong.
Together, we can help young people do more than adapt to a tech-driven world; we can empower them to lead it.
More details http://medialiteracy.hk
Enquiries Kate Chiu 3422 3161
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Creative Maths & Science 4D Frame Competition 2026: Advancing STEAM Learning through Creative Problem-solving
Aims to foster multidisciplinary learning, the project guides students to apply math, science, and engineering principles, paired with local observations to build functional 3D models using 4D Frame kits, demonstrating rising capabilities in problem-solving, collaboration and design thinking
Participants nearly 200 primary and secondary school students across close to 100 teams
Theme Hong Kong Footprints
Champion teams
● Ying Wa Primary School
● Sha Tin Methodist College and
● The Chinese Foundation Secondary School
Sponsored by Innovation and Technology Commission of the HKSAR Government (ITC)
Organised by HKFYG Centre for Creative Science and Technology (CCST)
Click here for the full winners list
Enquiries Roy Kwok 2561 6149
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Congratulations to the winners of The 7th School Young Writers Nurturing Programme and the Hong Kong Creative Writing Competition!
Together, these two initiatives reached over 1,800 students across 116 schools—fostering creativity, clarity, and confidence through the power of writing. We are also thrilled to celebrate two student authors who debuted their very first published works:
● A Speck of Light (一點微光照亮而出) by Sandy Huang (St. Stephen’s Church College): A moving coming-of-age story rooted in personal experience, exploring themes of loneliness, healing, self-acceptance, and quiet resilience.
● The Art of Being Wrong (正確之外) by Eden Liu (Salesian English School): A reflective look at 16 urban relationships, examining how we connect and disconnect through a uniquely "pathological" lens.
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Shape the Future with AlipayHK 𝛂dvice Youth Tech Innovation and UX Design Competition & Job Shadowing Programme 2026
Aims to provide opportunity for secondary students to explore FinTech, AI and UX through a real-world challenge
Activities include interactive workshops and training as well as expert sharing sessions. The Top 3 winners will be rewarded with an exclusive exchange visit to Alipay Hangzhou headquarters
Themes
● Enhance digital living experiences in Hong Kong
● Practice environmental sustainability in Hong Kong
● Promote charitable engagement in Hong Kong
Eligibility secondary students across Hong Kong & designated secondary schools in GBA
Application deadline 11 September 2026
Supported by the Education Bureau of the HKSAR Government (EDB)
Co-organised by AlipayHK, HKFYG and SEED Foundation
Click here for the details
Enquiries Eva Wong 3755 7035
Step Into Nature with HKFYG Jockey Club Organic Farm 2026–2027 School Programmes
Aims to allow students to step out of the classroom into nature, turning textbook knowledge into experiential learning to practice sustainable living
Activities hands-on experiences including guided farm tours, low-carbon cooking workshops, self-pick harvesting, and night camps—that seamlessly integrate STEAM learning, environmental education, holistic wellness and national security (food & ecological safety)
Themes
● Low-Carbon Diet
● Smart Agriculture
● Renewable Energy
Eligibility kindergarten, primary, and secondary school students/teachers
Organised by HKFYG Jockey Club Organic Farm
Details https://www.organicfarm.hk/
Enquiries Suki Li 2838 4808
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