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John Cremer
An Olympic fencer, battery recycling CEO, restaurateur and others are all successfully forging their own path.
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Consumer and retail services made up a substantial share of IPOs in the last 18 months as innovative mainland companies eye international expansion.
Sir Catchick Paul Chater donated his private art collection to the City Hall Art Gallery & Museum – now the Hong Kong Museum of Art – shaping the city’s art scene.
Tailored programmes provide accelerated learning opportunities and diverse skills development for especially talented students.
Hong Kong children have a number of ways they can get involved with international space programmes, which offer them hands-on experiences.
These advanced courses, spanning arbitration, dispute resolution, Chinese business law and more, prepare students for success in a globalised legal landscape.
The courses also cover ethical implications of AI in law, and practical training to prepare graduates for roles as legal technologists and cybersecurity advisers.
From adaptable furniture to outdoor learning experiences, the teaching environment is being transformed to better meet the needs of today’s learners.
Initiatives like international weeks and overseas exchanges instil values of respect and empathy that prepare students for a global future.
Generation Hong Kong is offering young people targeted training in sought-after professional skills, leading to promising career opportunities
Prestigious UK boarding schools are opening campuses on the other side of the world, with Asian parents recognising the potential benefits for their children
Hauser & Wirth’s Elaine Kwok says that collecting should be more about passion than investment, while the Sunpride Foundation’s Patrick Sun advises doing your homework as well as buying what you love
Today’s forward-looking schools, in Hong Kong and around the world, are working to bring sustainability and climate change into their curricula
Hong Kong’s leading schools are setting rules, providing support and appointing specialist staff to create a safer environment for students
Unesco’s education leaders are worried over the rising number of out-of-school children
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Opportunities – and potential dangers – abound in the world of social media and schools have to address issues around its use, offering advice and counselling where needed
Aileen Alonzo-Hayward is singer, songwriter, social entrepreneur, RTHK radio presenter and co-founder of Pangyao – an unprecedented social platform serving Hong Kong’s community of migrant workers
