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Programme Partners Activities
Nomad Awards is bringing together the brightest young minds in technology for months-long coaching and real-life application, making it the largest and most credible platform for fostering groundbreaking ideas and implementation.
Primary School
P4-6 (Age 9-11
Secondary School
Division 1: F1-3 (Age 12-14)
Division 2: F4-6 (Age 15-17)
ABOUT THE COMPETITION
Preface invites all young talent from across Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area and Macau to showcase their incredible tech skills and creativity in addressing real-life community challenges. By engaging with the community and providing inspiration and coaching, we aim to bring together individuals, corporations, schools, children, and families in a collaborative effort to create a profound and positive impact on our community.
AI Literacy Summer Programme | 2025
(Ages: 12–17 | Senior School Students)
36-Hour Programme Across 6 Days + 1-Day
Showcase at the Preface Conference
The AI Literacy Programme is a 36-hour immersive experience designed to equip students with the essential tools and mindset to thrive in an AI-powered future.
By working with leading AI tools and learning to code in Python, students will:
● Tackle real-world challenges that matter to their communities
● Develop critical thinking and digital problem-solving skills
● Master communication, design, and data storytelling techniques
● Build confidence in transforming ideas into tangible tech solutions
Whether designing an art gallery with generative AI, analysing trends through data, or prototyping innovative apps for social good, students will walk away with a future-ready skillset—and a showcase-worthy portfolio to prove it.
The Tai Chi Roly-Poly
(Primary and Secondary School Students)
Since 2006, China has recognized Tai Chi as a national intangible cultural heritage and an important part of traditional Chinese culture.
In 2020, Tai Chi was officially inscribed on UNESCO's Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Many international martial arts federations and university sports programs also acknowledge its value. Countries such as the United States, Canada, and those in Europe have incorporated Tai Chi into national or local cultural heritage programs, as well as health and education curricula.
1. Physical health
2. Mental well-being
3. Cultural awareness
4. Long-term benefits
SEAHORSE RANGERS
Target: Kindergarten, Primary and Secondary students from Hong Kong Government Schools, aided schools and private schools (including international schools)
Under “Ocean Park Conservation Alliance”, Seahorse Rangers are established to enrich students’ conservation perspectives through support and meaningful experiences in Ocean Park.
Seahorse Rangers are formed by a group of passionate and creative students in local schools to come up with innovative and community engaging solution on conservation issues.
As the largest stakeholders in school, students could advocate conservation and cultivate environmentally friendly behaviors from different levels.
The 4th Hong Kong GroovyInter-School
Composition Competition Award Ceremony
Kindergarten students (parent-child participation), primary school students, and secondary school students (teachers are also welcome to participate)
Music is the best way to nurture creativity. The Groovy music software lowers the barrier to creation, allowing students to easily express their emotions and individuality. This is especially true for students from special schools, who can also unleash their boundless creativity through Groovy.
This competition specifically features the "Groovy Music Creation Workshop," designed by Dr. Leung Chi-hin from the Education University of Hong Kong, China. The workshop helps students gradually master music creation skills.
Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH)
(All primary, secondary, and kindergarten students across Hong Kong)
The "ICH Hub" is funded by the Intangible Cultural Heritage Funding Scheme of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD). It is a dynamic program designed to engage students through diverse activities, fostering a fun and interactive environment for them to explore the various types, history, and cultural significance of intangible cultural heritage (ICH).
The initiative aims to guide students from awareness to understanding, and from understanding to appreciation, ultimately inspiring a sense of responsibility and confidence in preserving these traditions.
Organized by the Intangible Cultural Heritage Office from March 2025 to February 2027, with planning by the Hong Kong UNESCO Association, the program will be hosted at the Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre (located in the Sam Tung Uk Museum, Tsuen Wan). Through a series of interactive educational activities, it seeks to deepen students' knowledge and interest in Hong Kong's ICH.
The Seventh Anniversary of Surein Foundation
(Hong Kong universities, secondary and primary schools)
Surein Foundation Holds Cheque Presentation Ceremony for Awardees of Environmental Scholarships 2025
Scholarships have been established by Surein Foundation since 2021 to recognise students in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area, who have demonstrated excellence in research and studies, and in promotion of sustainable development.
These open scholarships cover a wide range of areas and disciplines, including sustainability education, green building and construction technology, overseas study exchanges on the themes of safe food production and biodiversity, and sustainable leadership training and development.
