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A notice at S.K.H. Ho Chak Wan Primary School in Tsing Yi is offering pupils the chance to ‘appreciate the world with eyes’ and learn about Japanese cultural capital Kyoto.

Our readers share their thoughts on how two of Hong Kong’s star athletes achieved success, why the city’s sex education needs to be improved, and more.

One reader discusses the city’s environmental problems, while another teen gives advice on how to deal with difficult emotions.

Our readers have a lot to say about what could be improved about Hong Kong’s education system and why lab-grown meat isn’t just for vegans – it’s for all of humanity, too.

This week’s letters discuss pros and cons of social media, difficulties of online learning, solutions to food waste, the power of meditation and Covid-19’s impact on vulnerable children.

The number of applications to media programmes at publicly-funded schools has dropped drastically – with Hong Kong Baptist University taking the biggest hit.

This week, we have letters about how young adults cannot afford to live on their own; reopening borders so students stuck in mainland China can return; encouraging schools to have more tech classes; and more.

The two-time silver medal winner recently returned from the Tokyo Games and took part in a webinar for ‘Young Post’ readers.

Hong Kong teen writes a viral song to ‘Greensleeves’ tune for MTR’s new line 3 hours ago On YouTube, the boy’s lyrics for the Tuen Mun Line have been covered by different musicians, including Stanley Yau Sze-chun from the Canto-pop group Mirror The 16-year-old, who has been diagnosed with autism, says he has met many other train enthusiasts who are also autistic Kelly joined the Post in 2018. She studied literature and cultural studies at university. This year she will be starting her m...