Reflection

F6 MAK TIN YAN
It was a valuable experience to meet people from different schools. I was able to present my ideas and make a product with my groupmates using cardboard by upcycling, as we had to participate in an event called 'bazaar' to compete with other groups. Eventually, we didn't win the championship as we didn't consider the judges' taste. However, my delivery skills were appreciated by the judges. Although we had to sit down and listen to some boring talks, I learned some very foundational marketing skills from a BBA student.

F6 LAI UEN LING
Such an incredible and exhilarating experience! The theme was called 'Cultural Aurora,' and I participated in a variety of activities such as workshops and interviews to familiarize myself with our vanishing local cultures. Establishing an Instagram page, creating a website, and conducting interviews were the primary ways my group promoted our social campaign—Loenggwo's culture. Apart from the efforts we made, I am grateful that I could broaden my horizons and develop friendships by participating in HKFP.

F6 LO PUI LAAM
After attending the camp, I had the opportunity to improve my English speaking fluency and skills, meet new people, and get along with others. I got a chance to learn more about the environmental problems caused by rubbish, the concept of upcycling, and how upcycling can help reduce the amount of waste generated.

F6 LAW TSZ NGAI
After participating in these two programs, I have learned valuable communication skills and how to be a team player. During the activities, I was not only encouraged to express my views to my teammates but also learned to listen and understand others' opinions. I was taught the importance of combining everyone's ideas to make the work as perfect as possible.