To help parents navigate this journey, EdCity hosted a seminar titled ‘Parent Talk: Guiding Your Family Towards Positivity’ on 15 February (Saturday). The event featured two speakers: Mr Eugene Fong Yick Jin, Chairman of the Committee on Home-School Co-operation, and Dr Li Chiu Fai, Assistant Principal of Cognitio College (Kowloon) and a member of the Hong Kong Association for Computer Education. They shared practical strategies for building a positive family atmosphere and explored how artificial intelligence (AI) can enhance parent-child relationships.

In the 2024 Policy Address, the government affirmed its commitment to advancing digital education. To realise this, the government will collaborate with EdCity to further support schools in making effective use of artificial intelligence (AI) and other digital technologies. The initiative also includes developing an online learning platform to help teachers and students acquire knowledge on AI and computational thinking, foster integration of innovation and technology into education.

As the new semester begins, primary school students will start preparing for their internal assessments, while secondary school students will gear up for the Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) exams. Parents often feel anxious about their children’s academic performance when they are moving to a higher level of education. To support parents in guiding their children, EdCity hosted a seminar titled ‘Parents Webinar: Positive Education＋Revision Strategies (For Further Studies)’ on 14 January. The event featured admission expert Mr Anselm Tong Ting Kin and parenting columnist Ms Yvonne Wong, who shared practical strategies and techniques to help parents and children face academic challenges positively and achieve their educational goals.