Our organization strongly believes that children and young people can broaden their perspectives through hands-on learning that connects them with their communities and promotes sustainable development. By encouraging students to actively explore new topics, this approach helps build their confidence and prepares them with useful skills for the future. To put this belief into practice, our program will offer a series of community-based activities that train students to become Hong Kong cultural KOLs (Key Opinion Leaders). Participants will step out of the classroom, visit local neighbourhoods, uncover the city's culture and history, and conduct interviews to learn about interesting local stories and prominent figures. Through these experiences, they will strengthen their language abilities and multimedia communication skills. We are confident that combining real-world activities with creative media production will spark students' interest in language and support the development of lasting literacy and a wide range of practical abilities.

This program is designed to combine language learning with community exploration, creating a dynamic and engaging environment for students. It pursues four key objectives:

(i) To strengthen students' reading, writing, and analytical abilities by guiding them to gather information and produce travelogues, biographical sketches, and food reviews.

(ii) To foster critical thinking and a spirit of inquiry through direct community visits and interviews with local residents.

(iii) To build practical skills in writing, photography, videography, and public speaking through the production of multimedia content.

(iv) To increase students' interest in using and expressing language by encouraging peer sharing and collaborative learning activities.

September 2021 to August 2023.

The program is planned into two phrases. The first session will be held from September 2021 to August 2022. The second session will be held from October 2022 to August 2023.

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