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How do you feel about standard check-in and checkout times at hotels? Photo: Shutterstock
VOCABULARY
Debate

Should all hotels offer 24-hour check-in?

Each week, two readers discuss a hot topic in a parliamentary-style debate that doesn’t necessarily reflect their personal viewpoints

01 Nov 2026
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Travel
From YP readers
Discover Jake’s chilling new beginning in Oakwood and Jack’s emotional homecoming - two gripping Netflix pitch excerpts blending mystery, trauma and resilience. Photo: Shutterstock
Write to Win

Write to Win: If you could pitch a new TV show to Netflix, what would the first episode be about? (Final Round)

In our writing contest, students are eliminated one at a time based on your votes and YP editors’ picks

31 Oct 2026
Write to Win and Brain Game
From YP readers
Netflix
One student warns about the negative impact of deepfakes and explains why teens shouldn’t treat them like a joke. Photo: Shutterstock
Letters to the Editors

Your Voice: Dangers of deepfakes and Hong Kong’s low birth rate (short letters)

This week, students share their thoughts on AI image manipulation, the city’s population decline, the benefits of being bilingual and updating traditions

31 Oct 2026
From YP readers
Technology
Artificial Intelligence
Hong Kong
Traditions
Letters to the Editors
One student writes how gender equality affects all Hongkongers, regardless of age. Photo: Shutterstock
Letters to the Editors

Your Voice: How gender equality affects teens and preserving Cantonese (long letters)

31 Oct 2026
Project Co|Lab, founded by Kaitlyn Yu, empowers students through creative writing and media literacy, aiming to foster essential skills globally. Photo: Handout
Letters to the Editors

Your Voice: Giving the youth a voice, superfood benefits, protecting consumers

24 Oct 2026
A too-cool-for-school personality trend is actively hurting students' ability to learn, form relationships and grow as people, one reader comments this week. Photo: Shutterstock
Letters to the Editors

Your Voice: Harmful ‘nonchalant’ trend and battling tiger parents (long letters)

19 Oct 2026
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Kin Food Hall partnered with Chinese International School to begin serving school lunches in the 2023-2024 school year. Photo: Kin Food Hall
VOCABULARY
Debate

Should all Hong Kong school canteens be required to offer vegetarian options?

25 Oct 2026
Hong Kong universities face a debate: cap non-DSE students to protect local talent and housing, or embrace global diversity and economic benefits. Photo: Jonathan Wong
VOCABULARY
Debate

Face Off: Should Hong Kong universities have a cap on non-DSE students?

19 Oct 2026
The English Schools Foundation says it has been increasing the proportion of non-local students since the end of the pandemic. Photo: Sam Tsang
VOCABULARY
Debate

Should Hong Kong increase the local student quota for international schools?

11 Oct 2026
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Which habit has made the biggest positive impact on your life? Photo: Shutterstock
Top 10

Top 10: Habits to start the day on the right foot

30 Oct 2026
Kindness from strangers can leave a lasting impression, as reflected in personal stories of unexpected help and warmth during challenging times. Photo: Shutterstock
Write to Win

Write to Win: Who is the kindest stranger that you still remember? (Round 7)

24 Oct 2026
What is an AI tool that could make your school life easier? Photo: Shutterstock
Top 10

Top 10: If you could invent an AI tool to make student life easier, what would it do?

18 Oct 2026
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How do you break the ice with new classmates? Illustration: Shutterstock
Everyday English

7 phrases to help you break the ice and navigate new social situations

31 Aug 2026
“As You Wish” follows a teen who struggles to say no to her peers. Photo: Handout
VOCABULARY
Mental Wellness

Bend over backwards until you break? Student film on cost of people-pleasing

28 Aug 2026
Pupils at ICHK Hong Lok Yuen (Kindergarten & Primary) use colours to help identify and communicate their emotions. Photo: Handout
Education

Colour-coded emotions help Hong Kong primary school win well-being award

31 Jul 2026
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Steven Stratman has made videos about his visits to more than 20 public libraries. Photo: Sun Yeung
VOCABULARY
Society

Documenting what makes Hong Kong’s public libraries special

31 Aug 2025
The Labour Department’s “Building a Multicultural Workplace Job Fair” at MacPherson Stadium in Mong Kok. Photo: Nora Tam
Letters to the Editors

Your Voice: Advocate for ethnic minorities, unlawful arrests by ICE (long letters)

31 Aug 2025
Traditionally, Hong Kong students begin a new academic year in September. Photo: Eugene Lee
Trending

InfoSpark: Ever wondered why school starts in September?

31 Aug 2025
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