How can technology improve lives and create a more inclusive future? In the “Creative AI Robotic Arm for Inclusive Tech” programme, HKAGE student members work collaboratively to design, test, and refine innovative solutions that address the needs of older adults. Through the application of artificial intelligence and robotics, participants transform ideas into practical prototypes with meaningful real-world impact. Throughout the development process, they strengthen their creativity, problem-solving skills, and technical expertise while learning to view challenges through the perspective of end users. By combining innovation with empathy, they explore how technology can enhance quality of life and promote social inclusion. At the HKAGE, we believe the most meaningful innovations are driven by purpose, responsibility, and human-centred thinking. Watch the video to see how gifted learners are using technology to make a positive difference in the community.

Learning archaeology goes beyond the classroom. Through ceramic studies, pottery restoration, rubbing techniques, and artefact analysis, students explored the world of underwater archaeology and artefact conservation while gaining insights into the development of human civilisation. A programme highlight was the underwater archaeology diving experience. Guided by experts, students simulated underwater archaeological work in a swimming pool setting, experiencing first-hand the challenges of exploring and searching for artefacts while discovering how archaeologists uncover stories from the past. Watch the video and join our students on their exciting journey into the world of underwater archaeology.

The Hong Kong Academy for Gifted Education (HKAGE) held The Academy Awards for the Gifted 2026 today at the Jockey Club Auditorium, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. The Academy presented multiple awards, including the Outstanding Graduate Award, Outstanding Alumnus Award, and Gifted Star Awards, to honour over a hundred gifted students and an alumnus recognised for outstanding performances in local, national, and international competitions. This annual Academy event witnessed award recipients receiving their honours before family, friends, and teachers, creating a touching atmosphere. The theme of this year’s ceremony was “Transforming Giftedness to Achievement”. Dr CHAN Kin Keung Eugene, SBS, BBS, JP, Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Gifted Education, served as the Guest of Honour. The event also invited Ms CHOI Man Yee Katharine, Principal Assistant Secretary (Education Infrastructure) of the Education Bureau, Dr LAM Tat Ho Lander, Chief Curriculum Development Officer of the Gifted Education S