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Oliver Shee (aged 11), Kowloon Junior School
If I could change Hong Kong, I would make drugs illegal because they can cause hallucinations and lead to mental instability.
Drug use can also increase the likelihood of violent behaviour and cause people to see things that aren’t there. Some common side effects of drugs include feelings of anger or sadness, severe headaches and muscle cramps.
You may also experience a lack of energy, reduced appetite or sleep deprivation. In conclusion, please avoid drugs to maintain your mental health and well-being.
Kelly Cheung Ching-yin (aged 8), Good Hope Primary School Cum Kindergarten
My favourite game is Cat in Japan. It helps me motivate my brain.
The aim of the game is to find 20 pieces of sushi by examining the evidence in various landscapes. Then, you answer the questions and follow the instructions, for example, by putting things away and opening drawers to retrieve sushi.
You can play it on Math Playground or Silvergames.com.
You will love it because it keeps the stress away. I hope you all enjoy it.
Jeb Yau Ka-lok (Primary 5), St Joseph’s Anglo-Chinese Primary School
While the job of a librarian may seem simple, it comes with its challenges.
My responsibilities include organising the books on the shelves and assisting students in finding the titles they want. I need to check for any misplaced books and rearrange them neatly. It is important to return the books to their designated spots after reading them.
I encourage all students to visit the library to read, expand their knowledge and share ideas.
Despite my busy schedule, I genuinely enjoy this job.
