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What to expect from Young Post Spark over the summer holiday

In July and August, the 24-page edition of Young Post Spark takes a break, but you can stay connected with our website and weekend edition
byEmily Tsang
Published: 12:00am, 29 Jun 2026
Length: 232 words
What to expect from Young Post Spark over the summer holiday

What will you be reading or writing this summer? Photo: Shutterstock

Time flies when you are studying hard, and this marks the final 24-page issue of Young Post Spark for the academic year. We will see you again on September 7 when the new term kicks off.

Even though school is out, we are not going anywhere. Our app and website, Young Post Club, will continue bringing you fresh content every day. Keep logging in and reading articles to rack up your points. Make sure to follow our Instagram account @youngposthk for your daily dose of news and fun.

And your creativity doesn’t need to take a holiday. Keep sending us your writing because we want to continue hearing your voice.

You can also grab the eight-page weekend edition of Young Post, tucked inside the South China Morning Post newspaper every Sunday.

Explore a different part of Hong Kong, learn a new skill or chill out with an interesting book. Enjoy your well-deserved summer break, and we will see you soon!

Wishing you all the best,

Emily Tsang, Young Post Club’s Editor

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