The Arts Ambassadors-in-School Scheme is organised by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council. It encourages students to share the fun of arts and take their passion for the arts beyond campuses and into the larger community.
About 500 primary and secondary students have enrolled in this scheme. They will take part in a series of arts programmes during the Easter and summer holidays. They will also have the chance to become radio hosts on RTHK Radio 2. Selected arts ambassadors will share their experiences in Young Post every week.
This week's artists are Marion Chu Nok-yan from Victoria Shanghai Academy and Stephanie Bow Wing-yan from Diocesan Girls' School.
Marion Chu Nok-yan, Primary Four, Victoria Shanghai Academy
I went on a field trip to the Peak for a sketching assignment. During the activity, I had to draw a bird's-eye view of Hong Kong.
I learned how to use perspective and depth in a drawing. I also realised that when I wanted to sketch, I had to find a quiet place so that I can concentrate on my work.
Stephanie Bow Wing-yan, Form Four, Diocesan Girls' School