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Student of the Year
The Student of the Year Awards is Hong Kong’s most prestigious secondary school event of the year. Organised by Young Post and the South China Morning Post and sponsored by the Hong Kong Jockey Club, the awards are now entering their 38th year. With the support of the Education Bureau of the Hong Kong Government, Student of the Year and its satellite awards are a way for schools to acknowledge the achievements of outstanding senior-level students.
moreSOTY 2019: Linguist candidates talk about what English, Cantonese and Mandarin mean to them
SOTY 2019: Grand Prize winner must be socially mature and community-minded
SOTY 2019: Performing arts finalists hope to inspire city’s youth through song and dance
SOTY 2019: Candidates for Science and Mathematician awards explain the methodology of success
SOTY 2019: There is no substitute for true passion, say Visual Artist candidates
What SOTY 2019 performing arts candidates need to win
SOTY 2019: Best Devotion to School candidates are leaders in and out of the classroom
SOTY 2019: Winner of the Community Contributor award will be someone who displays leadership qualities
SOTY 2019: SCMP Editor-in-Chief Tammy Tam on the qualities of a Grand Prize winner
SOTY 2019: Show us how much you have changed, say Best Improvement judges
SOTY 2019: Individuality, not originality, is the key to success as an artist
SOTY 2019: Linguist judges want candidates to spread the word about their love of language
SOTY 2019: Scientist and Mathematician judges seek students who can inspire
SOTY 2018: Favourite inspirational quotes of this year's winners
SOTY 2018: Massachusetts Institute of Technology opens new horizons for Grand Prize and Scientist & Mathematician double winner
SOTY 2018: Asian Games winner, Tokyo Olympics qualifier and Diocesan Girls’ School student Tinky Ho just does what comes naturally - swim
SOTY 2018: The Linguist winners for Cantonese, English and Putonghua talk about the art of communication
SOTY 2018: Visual Artist winner Amy Ge Chen of Chinese International School says art is worth the effort
SOTY 2018: Performing Artist of the Year Wallace Lee reveals what he learned as chairman of DBS’s award-winning choir