Past Activities

17/10/2015 The Hong Kong Award for Young People (AYP) and the Award Network were delighted to be part of the “Uniformed Groups cum Youth Development Day 2015”, joint organised by the Home Affairs Bureau of HKSAR Government, 14 local uniformed groups and three youth organizations in Hong Kong on 17 Oct 2015. We set up game booths and exhibition to promote public understanding to youth organisations through interactive means. As a number of participating organisations are members of AYP Family, we took this opportunity to promote Award Network recruit new members. We also invited the public to make use of our photo props with the logo of Award Network on, for capturing the young and stylish moments, and for enhancing promotional and publicity effects. Event Photos>>

26/9/2015 The Award Network specifically came together to make Snowy Moon Cakes on the day before the Mid-Autumn Festival (i.e. 26 September 2015). The workshop was led by Angus, Member of the Core Group of Award Network, and snowy moon cakes in four different flavours were produced. Members of the Award Network were excited to make snowy moon cakes, which were to be shared among family and friends together with the love and warmth on this traditional festival to celebrate full moon and reunion. Event Photos>>

23/08/2015 The Dessert FUNday ~“Earl Grey Gelato” was held on 23 August 2015. Members of the Award Network were gathered together to make our own Earl Grey Gelato to beat the summer heat. On the advice of the professional instructor, members learned step by step to make the gelato with all-natural ingredients, and rolled out fresh and crispy cones and waffles. Looking at the big smiles shined at the workshop while enjoying the freshly-made gelato and crispy cones/waffles, we fully shared the joy and great satisfaction of the participants. Event Photos>>

11-12/07/2015 In the starry summer of this year, the Award Network has organised a trendy outdoor activity – “Night Shot•Star Trails” – Experiential Camp to Explore Night and Star Photography (Wild Camping) Held at The Hong Kong Award for Young People Jockey Club Expeditions Centre in Tsam Chuk Wan, Sai Kung, the two-day event was fully packed with FUN and excitement. It was kicked off with great food in BBQ, in which all participants got to know each other and shared the experience in photo-taking. The Organising Committee also prepared frozen watermelon as a surprise brought to the participants in the mid-summer. Immediately after the dinner, a session to learn photographic skill began. Elkin and Angus, voluntary instructors on photography, shared different photo pieces to illustrate composition of images, skills of shooting star trails and light graffiti, observation of constellation and to share mythical stories. It was an eye-opening sharing session and participants were all eager to take photos on their own and challenge themselves. At late night, all participants proceeded to the lawn for practicing night and star photography. A lot of them successfully took shots of star trails and creative light graffiti. Each and every one of the…

19 April 2015 “Tofu Fa” Cycling FUNday was successfully held on 19 April 2015. Award Network bikers visited border territory for the second time since last year. We tasted the famous Chinese dessert-Tofu Fa and enjoyed beautiful natural view. The organizing committee strived to create a unique experience for our participants by enriching last year’s activities and looked out for a new cycling route. We held two pre-trips beforehand to ensure the event runs smoothly. On the event day, some helpers were assigned to rent and transport bikes at Fo Tan and the others gathered participants at start point, Sheung Shui. Together 30 AYPers rode their bikes across Northern part of New Territories. Special appreciation to the Award Network members who organized the event! Last but not least, thanks all members’ active participation, and look forward to our next great cycling event soon. Event Photos>>

5 – 7 April 2015 The “Three Corps‧Youth‧Joint Competition” (〝三軍‧青年‧聯合比賽〞) was jointly organised by the Hong Kong Sea Cadet Corps, the Hong Kong Adventure Corps, the Hong Kong Air Cadet Corps and the Hong Kong Award for Young People. Through a series of battle of wits (including steeplechase, bamboo raft, sea challenge, high rope, urban treasure hunt, orienteering, outdoor cooking, etc.), the competition aimed to nurture the team spirit and collaboration of young people in Hong Kong. The competition was held on 5-7 April 2015. AYP and the Award Network were represented by a team of four Award Network Members in the competition. After rounds of focus training, AYP team successfully won the second runner-up and returned with triumph. Event Photos>> Sharing of team member>>

7 – 8 March 2015 SUNRise FUNday, held on 7-8 March 2015, was the first hiking event organised by the Award Network. This time, we visited the famous sunrise watching spot – Lantau Peak. Due to the unstable weather and the relatively challenging route, we were worried about the participation rate. It was quite a thrill when we realised that enrollment was much better than we expected. All participants arrived at the youth hostel in Ngong Ping on 7 March and enjoyed a rich hotpot dinner together. In the very early morning of 8 March, our journey kicked off when the sky was still dark with thick fog. Yet, all participants did not let down by the unfavourable weather. With the stern support and encouragement from teammates, everyone was cheered up by each other on their way up to the Lantau Peak. At the peak, the visibility was very low and the sun was lying lazily inside the cloud when we arrived, but it had not hided away the joy and excitment of the participants. Everybody shared snacks with teammates and took photos and selfies around. Looking at the happy and smiling faces, we being Members of the Organising Group…

7 – 8 March 2015 SUNRise FUNday, held on 7-8 March 2015, was the first hiking event organised by the Award Network. This time, we visited the famous sunrise watching spot – Lantau Peak. Due to the unstable weather and the relatively challenging route, we were worried about the participation rate. It was quite a thrill when we realised that enrollment was much better than we expected. All participants arrived at the youth hostel in Ngong Ping on 7 March and enjoyed a rich hotpot dinner together. In the very early morning of 8 March, our journey kicked off when the sky was still dark with thick fog. Yet, all participants did not let down by the unfavourable weather. With the stern support and encouragement from teammates, everyone was cheered up by each other on their way up to the Lantau Peak. At the peak, the visibility was very low and the sun was lying lazily inside the cloud when we arrived, but it had not hided away the joy and excitment of the participants. Everybody shared snacks with teammates and took photos and selfies around. Looking at the happy and smiling faces, we being Members of the Organising Group…