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Your Voice: Eat 'ugly' produce to reduce food waste; increase support for kids with dyslexia in Hong Kong (long letters) - YP - Vimarsana News

Your Voice: Eat 'ugly' produce to reduce food waste; increase support for kids with dyslexia in Hong Kong (long letters) - YP

Nearly half the fruits and vegetables produced every year end up in the landfill, and many are perfectly fine to eat, one student writes.

Source: scmp.com
SOTY 22/23: Best Improvement winner shares how a mentor helped her overcome dyslexia and be a more confident student - YP - Vimarsana News

SOTY 22/23: Best Improvement winner shares how a mentor helped her overcome dyslexia and be a more confident student - YP

To Yu-yik had a hard time reading and writing Chinese and English from a young age.

Source: scmp.com
SOTY 22/23: Best Improvement winner overcomes language barrier and parents' divorce to make Hong Kong her new home - YP - Vimarsana News

SOTY 22/23: Best Improvement winner overcomes language barrier and parents' divorce to make Hong Kong her new home - YP

Lin Wenyu moved to the city from Guangdong during the pandemic, unable to speak Cantonese and unfamiliar with traditional Chinese characters.

Source: scmp.com
The making Unpacking: How developer Witch Bream brought the moving puzzle game to life - Vimarsana News

The making Unpacking: How developer Witch Bream brought the moving puzzle game to life

Edge speaks to developer Witch Beam to explore the story behind Unpacking

Hong Kong teenager who kept up studies despite cancer diagnosis among those honoured in Student of the Year award - Vimarsana News

Hong Kong teenager who kept up studies despite cancer diagnosis among those honoured in Student of the Year award

Ceon Yan Tsz-soen stopped attending school in November 2019 after the youngster, then 16, was given a life-changing piece of news when she was diagnosed with lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system.