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The Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival is one of Hong Kong's largest inter-school competitions, and is organized by the Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association. [1] Primary and secondary school students across Hong Kong deliver speeches in English and Chinese. The festival has been running for the past 70 years. [2]
The festival is managed by the Hong Kong Schools Music and Speech Association, [2] which also organizes the Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival. Schools in Hong Kong compete in the festival for prizes. Schools in Hong Kong compete in the festival for prizes.
The festival takes place annually from the end of January to the start of April, with the various sections rotating annually within that time frame. Feis Maitiú Corcaigh is the second largest festival of its type in the world, second only to the Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival.
The Way We Talk had its world premiere at the 68th BFI London Film Festival on 12 October 2024, [29] [30] followed by screenings at the 21st Hong Kong Asian Film Festival and the 2024 Golden Horse Film Festival. [31] [32] The film held 12 early screenings in December 2024, [33] and received its theatrical release in Hong Kong on 20 February ...
Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival and Music Festival; Hong Kong Multiple Intelligence Competition; Hong Kong New Generation IQ Contest; Statistical Project Competition for Secondary School Students, Hong Kong Schools Drama Festival, Chinese chess and Go competition, International and district sand sculpturing competitions,
Students compete in a number of external speech competitions including the Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival. The school also holds biannual shows at the Hong Kong Club which benefit Helping Hand, a charity caring for the elderly and Operation Santa Claus which supports a number of Hong Kong charities [7] [8]
For her secondary education, she was assigned to the Pentecostal School in Ho Man Tin, Hong Kong. [citation needed] Chui was active in various sports and performing arts at school. During her time at secondary school, she represented the Pentecostal School in the English poetry competition at the Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival.
The Hong Kong International Literary Festival is an international literary festival held annually in Hong Kong. It was founded in 2000 by Nury Vittachi and creative writing teacher Jane Camens, with support from Malaysian poet Shirley Geok-lin Lim. The first festival was held in 2001. [1]