The Sedentary and Professional Services, Printing and Information and Communications, and Healthcare Services Safety and Health Committees of the Council are co-organising the 'Beware of Central Obesity' OSH Infographics Design Competition.The competition aims to encourage students and members of the public to promote the OSH message of 'Beware of Central Obesity in the Workplace' creatively through infographics. Primary & Secondary School: The champion will receive gift vouchers worth HK$2,000, a trophy, and a certificate;Open Category: The champion will receive a cash prize of HK$3,000, a trophy and a certificate.Please refer to the enrolment leaflet for specifications and details.

Organized by the Hong Kong New Generation Cultural Association, the Hong Kong Youth Science and Technology Innovation Competition began in 1997 and has now entered its 28th edition. This annual event has become the largest science competition for schools in Hong Kong, attracting over 400 schools and nearly 4,000 participants each year. The competition welcomes participation from primary and secondary school students, teachers and schools across Hong Kong. Categories include Science Fiction Drawing, Research and Invention, STEAM Teacher, STEAM School.

The Home and Youth Affairs Bureau, the Committee on the Promotion of Civic Education and the Local Community Sub-group under the Working Group on Constitution, Basic Law and Hong Kong National Security Law of the Constitution and Basic Law Promotion Steering Committee are launching a new round of the Basic Law Quiz Competition  (the “Competition”).The Competition covers the relationship between the Constitution and the Basic Law, the Basic Law and its history as well as safeguarding national security.  It comprises the Family Category, Senior Primary School Category, Secondary School Category and Open Category.  Participants who have answered all 20 quiz questions in the entry round and successfully submitted their applications will have the opportunity to receive a Civic Education Calendar 2026 by mail while stock lasts.  Upon closing of the entry round, those with the best performance in each category will be selected by ballot to attend the Quiz Final and Prize Presentation Ceremony.  Attendees may have a chance to compete in question sessions for prizes worth up to HK$6,000.For more details, please visit the Competition website www.cpce.gov.hk/basiclaw2025-26 or call 2880 2885.

To enhance the public's understanding of the "Control of Obscene and Indecent Articles Ordinance" (Cap. 390).To promote healthy use of the Internet and encourage youngsters to stay away from obscene and indecent materials through design activities.

About the National Marine Knowledge CompetitionSince its inception in 2008, the National Marine Knowledge Competition has been held for 14 editions and has grown into one of the most influential marine education initiatives in China.About the Hong Kong Contest For its 15th edition, Hong Kong has been invited to participate in the national competition for the first time. The Hong Kong contest is scheduled to take place from September 2025 to January 2026.MissionThe competition aims to promote ocean literacy, raise awareness of marine conservation, and inspire the next generation to take an active role in protecting our oceans.

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To promote "Control of Obscene and Indecent Articles Ordinance (COIAO)", the COIAO Slogan and Colouring Competition encourages students to utilise their creativity and imagination to publicise the message of staying away from obscene and indecent articles through writing and drawing.

To enhance youngsters’ understanding of the Control of Obscene and Indecent Articles Ordinance (Cap. 390) through Public Speaking Competition.

To encourage youngsters to stay away from obscene and indecent materials and violent electronic games through design activities. To enhance the public's understanding of the Control of Obscene and Indecent Articles Ordinance (Cap. 390).