Awarded to the third-year student who obtains the best result in History among students taking at least 48 credits in the subject. The prize is sponsored by an endowment from friends of the late Dr John D. Young, a distinguished historian and academic. The award is given on the basis of a competitive examination administered by a jury.
The winners of the HK$10 million award will be announced in a ceremony in October, which will also celebrate the first Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Prize Week. A total of 100 renowned scientists from all over the world will visit the city during the event to promote scientific research and exchange. The prize-giving ceremony will be held at the Hong Kong Palace Museum for the first time.
Founded in 2012, the contest is open to all enrolled secondary school students in Hong Kong. Each participating student must be nominated by a teacher and submit up to three artworks online by 16 September. The shortlist of 20 students will be selected by a panel of judges, and the judging process is carried out in strict confidentiality.
Each year, the organisers invite top international experts in the field to assess and select winners from the shortlist. The winners receive cash prizes, and their schools will be awarded a HK$20,000 educational grant. The prize aims to encourage students to learn about global issues and contribute their ideas.
This year’s theme is Our Changing World, inviting artists to explore the global evolution through their works in any media. The prize is open to individuals and groups residing in Hong Kong or the Greater Bay Area, who are aged 18-30 and are of any nationality. Each winner will receive HK$5000, while the second and third-placed works will be awarded HK$2000 and HK$1000 respectively. The prize is co-hosted by the EU Office in Hong Kong and Macao, Goethe-Institut Hong Kong and the newspaper society.
The 25th Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon was held this weekend and attracted a record number of local runners. Runners who completed the race under 3 hours for men or 3 hours 30 minutes for women will be eligible for a special incentive award, which is worth HK$10,000.
The hk prize is a great opportunity for anyone who has a passion for running. The competition offers cash prizes and the chance to represent Hong Kong in a marathon in Europe. The hk prize is also a great way to meet new people and make friends. If you are interested in competing, apply today! It’s easy and free to enter. You can find all the details and registration on the official website of the hk prize. Good luck!