SportsHour School
SportsHour School Better Youth Through Sports Award 2026-27
Sportshour school
better youths through sports award 2026-27
SCHEME overview
ELIGIBILITY
- Promoting MVPA60
- Physical Education Curriculum Development and Innovation
- Diverse School-based Sports Programmes and Activities
- Fostering a Healthy and Active School Culture
Award details
award scheme timeline
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Schools may begin preparing the following materials:
- School policies related to sports and health
- MVPA60 implementation records
- PE curriculum highlights
- Sports programme information
- Participation data
- Photos and videos
- Innovative practices and success stories
Archive: Year 2024-25 Award Scheme Information
Sportshour school
better youths through sports award 2024-25
The SportsHour School Better Youths Through Sports Award 2024-25 initiative aims to recognise primary schools that encourage students to accumulate at least an average of 60 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous-intensity daily physical activity (MVPA60) through creative approaches, increasing the overall physical activity levels of students in Hong Kong and help students develop lifelong healthy habits.
A total of 47 primary schools submitted creative, impactful initiatives aimed at increasing student activity levels. Schools competed for the prestigious “Outstanding School Award”, along with three special awards: “Best Use of Technology Award”, “Teaching Staff Participation Award”, and the “Parent-School Collaboration Award”. All entries were assessed on creativity, inclusiveness, and sustained impact, demonstrating how school-led efforts can shape healthy habits among children.
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Videos of awarded Schools
As part of the Recognition Awards, 4 awarded schools’ promotional videos are being produced to spotlight their achievements. Hosted by Mr. Daniel Chan Ho Yuen, MH, Silver Medalist in Wheelchair Badminton at the Paris Paralympic Games, the videos aim to showcase how each school fosters active and healthy lifestyles on campus.
Better Youths Through Sports Award 2024-25
🎬 SKH St. Joseph's Primary School | Better Youth Sports Grand Award🎖️
Mr. Daniel Chan Ho Yuen, MH
Silver Medalist in Wheelchair Badminton at the Paris Paralympic Games
“SKH St. Joseph's Primary School has long been committed to holistic development, using sports to nurture students’ resilience and teamwork. The school provides diverse sporting activities and actively encourages teachers and students to participate together, so children experience the joy and positive energy of movement. With staff leading by example, sports are woven into the school culture, creating a vibrant and supportive environment that helps students build healthy and active lifestyles.”
Watch the story of SKH St. Joseph's Primary School and discover how they bring sports into campus life to inspire growth, health, and character!
Better Youths Through Sports Award 2024-25
🎬 Tsing Yi Trade Association Primary School | Teaching Staff Participation Award 🎖
Mr. Daniel Chan Ho Yuen, MH
Silver Medalist in Wheelchair Badminton at the Paris Paralympic Games
“At Tsing Yi Trade Association Primary School, the defining spirit is a united commitment to sports. Teachers, staff, and the administrative team all actively join in diverse activities, moving alongside students with energy and enthusiasm. Beyond imparting knowledge, the staff lead by example, inspiring students to embrace the joy and positive power of sports while cultivating a healthy outlook on life.”
Tune in to the story of Tsing Yi Trade Association Primary School, and witness how the staff, with passion and action, weave sports into the school culture — creating a vibrant and supportive environment!
Number of kids:
5
7
Better Youths Through Sports Award 2024-25
🎬 Taikoo Primary School | Best Use of Technology Award 🎖
Mr. Daniel Chan Ho Yuen, MH
Silver Medalist in Wheelchair Badminton at the Paris Paralympic Games
“At Taikoo Primary School, sports isn’t just about physical training—it’s a gateway to innovation. By integrating smart bikes, reaction lights, AR games, and data-driven tools into daily routines, students are empowered to move, think creatively, and build healthy habits through STEM-infused physical education.”
Tune in to the story of Taikoo Primary School and witness how the school is redefi ning sports education with technology—connecting movement, learning, and life to truly empower the next generation through both sports and innovation!
Number of kids:
5
7
Better Youths Through Sports Award 2024-25
🎬 Po Leung Kuk Tin Ka Ping Primary School | Best Home-School Collaboration Award 🎖
Mr. Daniel Chan Ho Yuen, MH
Silver Medalist in Wheelchair Badminton at the Paris Paralympic Games
“Parents are not just supporters, but also promoters. Through activities like
Parent-Child Yoga, Sports Psychology Workshops, and Family Relay Races, parents
and students move together, learn together, and grow together — creating a more
caring and energetic school community.”
Watch the inspiring journey of Po Leung Kuk Tin Ka Ping Primary School and celebrate how Home-School collaboration builds a vibrant sports culture for every child!
Number of kids:
5
7
Judging Panel
(Listed according to alphabetical order of surname)
Mr Cheung Yung Pong, Langton, MH
Honorary Chairman, Hong Kong Aided Primary School Heads Association
The Honourable Duncan Chiu
Member of the Legislative Council (Technology and Innovation Constituency), HKSAR
Mr Fong Yick Jin, Eugene
Chairman, Committee on Home-School Co-operation
Professor The Honourable Lau Chi Pang, SBS, JP
President, Hong Kong Federation of Education Workers
Dr Louie Hung Tak, Lobo, MH
Member, Sports Commission, Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau, HKSAR