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How Hong Kong's LGBTQ students and allies are transforming classrooms into spaces of acceptance

How Hong Kong’s students and educators are reshaping LGBT inclusivity Support networks like Quarks and QSA are providing support for LGBTQ youth, while helping to enact change within the educational system – but is it enough?

New and refurbished international school campuses throughout Hong Kong aim to help students seamlessly prepare for tertiary transitions

How Hong Kong schools are transforming to mirror university-style spaces A wave of new and refurbished international school campuses is aiming to help students prepare for seamless tertiary transitions.

The government's school weigh-in plan has sparked concern among body image experts in Hong Kong

Will the Hong Kong government weight-management plan really help kids? The proposed action plan includes the Education Bureau’s suggestion of school weigh-ins, which has sparked concern among dietitians, psychologists and NGOs.

Nature versus nurture: how Hong Kong schools are unlocking every child's full potential

Influences that can unlock children’s abilities in the classroom Research shows that realising a child’s potential depends on a blend of genetics, environment and support.

The arts are often seen as a hobby rather than a path to success, but these Hong Kong schools and young artists are nurturing creativity in the age of AI

The Hong Kong schools and young artists nurturing creativity in the age of AI Brothers Andrew Mok, aka YaLocalOffgod, and Tate Mok are behind the artistic duo, whose fans include Pharrell Williams and Takashi Murakami.

How to help Hong Kong students navigate their university choices and career paths

For Hong Kong students, their career paths’ first steps start at university Choosing a course is a delicate balance of passion, parental expectations and the prospects of a fulfilling career.

Improved awareness and detection have seen a rise in special education needs diagnoses, but whilst stigma is fading, challenges still remain

Technology set to play a bigger role in SEN assessment and intervention Improved awareness and early detection have seen a rise in special education needs diagnoses, and while the stigma is fading, challenges remain.

In partnership with: Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
How Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University’s commitment to educational innovation enables students to become globally minded leaders who are ready for the challenges of an AI-driven future.

Academic innovation can help budding entrepreneurs overcome future challenges Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University’s 20-year evolution ensures it meets world’s fast-changing technological, industrial and societal needs.

From global curricula to cultural diversity, are Hong Kong international schools truly international?

Are Hong Kong international schools truly global in nature? How global curricula, cultural diversity and shifting demographics are shaping the city’s international education landscape.

How outdoor classrooms are shaping young minds through 'risky play'.

How outdoor classrooms are shaping young minds, from Denmark to Hong Kong Malvern College and International College believe in the power of outdoor learning and growing in nature’s classroom to build curiosity and resilience.

Skibidi, Italian brain rot and 6 7 – experts decode Gen Alpha's digital dialect.

Gen Alpha’s ‘brain rot’ is reshaping language and baffling parents Teachers are adapting to engage students – but with caution – while experts share insights on this rapidly evolving digital dialect.