Hong Kong Science Fair, organized by the Hong Kong Innovation Foundation, is a large-scale exhibition centered on innovation and technology. It aims to showcase Hong Kong’s latest achievements in scientific research and technological applications, while promoting public awareness of and participation in innovation and technology development.

Through a diverse range of exhibitions and interactive experiences, the Expo introduces to the public innovative projects developed by local primary and secondary school students across key areas, including artificial intelligence, robotics, biomedical technology, financial technology, smart city solutions, green technology, and aerospace technology. The event helps citizens better understand how technology integrates into daily life and drives urban development, while encouraging young people to unleash their creativity and cultivate an interest in science and engineering.

Congratulations to our students Chan Wan Ching, Huang Chun Chieh, and Cheung Tsun Yin on receiving the Bronze Award in the Testing and Certification Special Award category, sponsored by the Hong Kong Council for Testing and Certification, at the Hong Kong Innovation Fair 2025–2026 for their research project, “When Pectin Meets Carbon”. Their achievement was also featured in Young Post and Sing Tao Daily. Throughout the research process, the students demonstrated creative thinking, a commitment to scientific inquiry and effective teamwork. This award recognises their research achievements and dedication. The school encourages them to continue deepening their scientific knowledge, exploring the applications of technology in everyday life, and developing their innovation and problem-solving skills.

The award-winning students from our school are as follows:

Testing and Certification Special Awards <Sponsored by Hong Kong Council for Testing and Certification>: Bronze Award
3A Chan Wan Ching, 2A Huang Chun Chieh, 2A Cheung Tsun Yin