Beijing-Hong Kong-Guangdong Sister Schools Online Project Presentation Ceremony cum STEM Experiential Lesson 
Our students engaged in STEM exchanges with mainland peers to build robots together, mutually enhancing their capacity for self-directed STEM learning. The Beijing-Hong Kong-Guangdong Sister Schools network includes Yanqing No. 2 Primary School in Beijing, Chaotian Primary School in Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, Yuen Yuen Primary School in Huadu District, Guangzhou, Dongcheng Chaotian Experimental Primary School in Dongguan, and Yuen Yuen Institute Junior Primary School. 
 

During the science talk, students learned the four fundamental steps of the scientific method and explored concepts like Boyle's Law, Bernoulli's Principle, and carbon dioxide through simple experiments, including air cannons, mega hairdryers, and dry ice demonstrations. 

Through visiting the InnoTech Expo, students gained insight into China's technological achievements from ancient times to the present, while elevating their interest in STEM learning. 

 

Overview: Through visiting the InnoTech Expo, students gained an understanding of China's historical and modern technological achievements, raising their interest in STEM learning. 
Date: September 26, 2017 
Venue: Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre 
Participants: Primary 5 and Primary 6 students 
 

IET Underwater Robotics Workshop 
Overview: Through visiting the workshop, students gained hands-on experience in robotics technology to enhance their interest in STEM learning. 
Date: September 26, 2017 
Venue: Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre 
Participants: Primary 5 and Primary 6 students 
 

In recent years, local and overseas education sectors have actively promoted technology education to create challenging conditions for the next generation while driving greater growth opportunities for future society. Recognizing this, our school actively fosters technology education and led a group of upper-primary students to visit the InnoTech Expo, aiming to inspire their interest in science and nurture an inquiring and innovative spirit. 

Overview: Through visiting the exhibition, students gained an understanding of China's historical and modern technological achievements, raising their interest in STEM learning. 
Date: June 29, 2017 
Venue: Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre 
Participants: Primary 5 and Primary 6 students 
Objective: To help students understand China's latest technological developments, particularly its achievements in aerospace technology, through participating in the exhibition. 

During the exhibition, students not only learned about the nation's developments in aerospace technology, but also gained insight into the efforts and contributions made by local tertiary institutions, secondary schools, and primary schools in Hong Kong's innovation landscape. They explored the four elements of '4-Inno': Creativity, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Maker culture. The exhibition showcased the latest innovation outcomes from 8 tertiary institutions and 20 primary schools, alongside outstanding works from recent competitions, inspiring students' interest in science and fostering an inquiring and innovative spirit during their tour.