HIGHLIGHTS

Children are the future pillars of society. That’s why Christine Ma Lau, founder of Character Education Foundation, Joanna Hotung, founder of Hotung Mills Education Foundation, and Vivian Chung, founder of Story Seeds Hong Kong, all place great emphasis on character education for children. These three core members of the JES Network have made significant contributions to the education sector. Recently, they joined forces to co-host Hong Kong’s first Children’s Character Festival. The festival invites children aged 3 to 10 to create true stories centred on good deeds using illustration, writing, or any other medium, and to present their true stories, sharing their experiences with adjudicators and the audience. Through storytelling, this event aims to plant the seeds of character, nurturing the next generation to become kind and responsible citizens.

In 2022, we hosted the sixth London College of Music Speech Festival, with the London College of Music (LCM), a faculty of the University of West London. This event allows young students in Hong Kong to develop their performance skills, while receiving feedback from LCM adjudicators from the UK.

In 2021, we hosted the fifth London College of Music Speech Festival, with the London College of Music (LCM), a faculty of the University of West London. This event allows young students in Hong Kong to develop their performance skills, while receiving feedback from LCM adjudicators from the UK.

The Foundation was proud to sponsor performers at the Hong Kong Philharmonic's Musical Encounter

In 2020, we hosted the fourth London College of Music Speech Festival, with the London College of Music (LCM), a faculty of the University of West London. This event allows young students in Hong Kong to develop their performance skills, while receiving feedback from LCM adjudicators from the UK.

Professor Ivo Vlaev, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick

Behavioural Science in Healthcare

The Foundation congratulated and supported Playright Children's Play Association on its 30th anniversary, advocating for Hong Kong children's right to play

In 2019, we hosted the third London College of Music Speech Festival, with the London College of Music (LCM), a faculty of the University of West London. This event allows young students in Hong Kong to develop their performance skills, while receiving feedback from LCM adjudicators from the UK.

In 2018, we hosted our second London College of Music Speech Festival, with the London College of Music (LCM), a faculty of the University of West London. This event allows young students in Hong Kong to develop their performance skills, while receiving feedback from LCM adjudicators from the UK.

The Hotung Mills Education Foundation was delighted to sponsor the charity Winter Carnival in December 2017 to support Playright and their advocacy for every child's right to play.

In 2017, we hosted the first London College of Music Speech Festival, with the London College of Music (LCM), a faculty of the University of West London. This event allows young students in Hong Kong to develop their performance skills, while receiving feedback from LCM adjudicators from the UK.