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HKSSPC 2025 – Sharing Session with Advisors was held on 10 February 2025 (Mon) in Hong Kong Science Museum. The organisers have invited 13 advisors from different universities and institutes (listed below) to share their scientific knowledge and experience in scientific research with over a hundred students and teachers, as well as to answer any queries the teams had regarding their projects. We also invited Mr Tim TSE, Senior Curriculum Development Officer (Science) from the EDB, to discuss Socio-Scientific Issues with the participants. Participants shared their project progress, research direction and ideas, consulted and listened to the professional advice from advisors, as […]

Invitation to Participate [HKSSPC 2025] Project Exhibition An Initial Judging will be held for all participating teams on 19 April. To engage the public and showcase all outstanding Innotech projects, a Project Exhibition will be arranged in the afternoon session of the Initial Judging. The Exhibition will also feature public voting, allowing the public to select their favourite projects and vote for the ‘Visitors’ Favourite Award’ after visiting all participating projects. [HKSSPC 2025] Final Judging and Award Presentation Ceremony On the Final Judging and Award Presentation Ceremony (26 April), the 20 finalist teams will present their invention or investigation to […]

[HKSSPC 2025] Finalist and Award List were unloaded in the following link: LINK We will invite awardee to join the Award Presentation Ceremony on 26th April to receive the award by e-mail.     [HKSSPC 2025] Final Judging and Award Presentation Ceremony On the Final Judging and Award Presentation Ceremony (26 April), the 20 finalist teams will present their invention or investigation to the professional Judging Panel, vying for the championship with their comprehensive presentation. The Judging Panel comprises representatives from the event organisers and the education sector, including Prof. John LEE Chi Kin, JP, President of The Education University […]

HKSSPC 2025 Final Judging cum Awards Presentation Ceremony successfully concluded last Sunday, with lots of teachers, students and public participating in this annual event in person or through live streaming. The Guest of Honour, Dr Choi Yuk-lin, JP, Secretary for Education, delivered a speech at the ceremony and presented awards to the winning teams. The 20 finalists were highly appreciated and recognised by the judges. All awards were announced at the Awards Presentation Ceremony. For the Junior Division, the team from King’s College won with “OLD-der-Less!” in the Invention subcategory, while the team form Heep Yunn School took home the prize in the […]

  The Hong Kong Student Science Project Competition 2025 will hold the “Winning Projects Exhibition” at the Hong Kong Science Museum on 10 May (Sat). We have invited 20 winning teams to introduce their winning inventions and scientific research in person. The public is welcome to participate and appreciate the scientific research achievements of the winning teams. Details are as follows: [Winning Projects Exhibition] Date: 10 May 2025 (Sat) Time: 12:00 – 18:00 Location: 1/F Main Lobby, The Hong Kong Science Museum Fee: Free

The Hong Kong Student Science Project Competition (HKSSPC) 2026 nomination period has now begun. Inspiration From Living ‧ Innovation From Science Annual Theme: “Extreme Weather“. The online Briefing Session will be held on 3rd December 2025 (Wed). Teachers and students could visit the following LINK to participate the online Briefing Session. Live Stream Link Date: 3rd December 2025 (Wed) Time: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Content: Competition details, sharing by winning teams’ student. Language: Cantonese  

The nomination period for the Hong Kong Student Science Project Competition (HKSSPC) 2026 has begun. We are offering a series of training seminars and workshops for all participants to enhance their understanding of scientific experimentation. These workshops aim to improve students’ skills in experimental design, research skills, data analysis, design thinking, social innovation, and presentation skills. These skills are crucial for participating in the science competition as they help students conduct research, solve problems, innovate, and effectively communicate their findings. This year, the Annual Theme of the competition is  “Extreme Weather” and are pleased to have invited Professor LEUNG Wing-mo, Past […]