< Back Meet the 35th Executive Committee! Date posted: 14/8/21, 4:00 pm Last updated: 30/5/22, 1:42 pm The members of 35th Executive Committee. We humbly pledge to serve you, adhering to our motto, "Synergise to Serve; Connect to Consolidate". The 35th Executive Committee. Photo location: HKU Centennial Garden The members of the 35th Executive Committee has been elected in the Annual General Meeting dated 14th August. Please click here to learn more about our new ExCos! To view messages from our ExCos, please click here . Previous Next

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< Back Social Service Series - "Voyage Beyond" Successfully Held! Date posted: 23/12/21, 10:00 pm Last updated: 30/5/22, 1:43 pm The Voyage Beyond Social Service Series, a collaboration with the Aberdeen Kai-fong Welfare Association, has ended on a high note. Read on for a joyous recap! Group photo taken during Session 3: Fun Day The " Voyage Beyond " Social Service Series, organised jointly by the Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ Association and Aberdeen Kai-fong Welfare Association, was successfully held from November to December 2021. Targeting young children from low-income families, the activities aimed to pique their interest in English through interactive methods and increase their confidence in speaking English in the long run. Volunteers' Training Workshops A series of activities were designed by volunteers from different secondary schools and the our ExCo members over the period. Training workshops were held November by our ExCo members to brief volunteers on the programme and equip them with the necessary event management and communication skills. Service Sessions 1 & 2: Storytelling The service sessions kickstarted in December. A dozen of young participants listened to tales from around the world in engaging storytelling sessions and played group games that consolidated their newly acquired knowledge. Tales told in the sessions include " Momotaro" from Japan and "The Empty Pot" from ancient China. The activities exposed our participants to different cultures and taught them to embrace the diversity across borders. Service Session 3: Fun Day Towards the end of the programme, participants had a fun time making kibi dango , a snack which appeared in the Japanese story. The social service series concluded with a taste-testing session of the snacks prepared and a group photo session. A Very Merry Christmas Overall, responses from both the volunteers and children are positive as evidenced by their active participation in the programme and post-event evaluation. Designed to be different from the usual classroom setting, the highly interactive Voyage Beyond social service series made English more approachable for young learners, and gave them a taste of travelling abroad at the time when outbound travel became difficult. As our vision goes, we will continue to make unremitting efforts to “synergise and serve” different disadvantaged groups. Previous Next

< Back HKOSA Re-U Luncheon 2023 Date posted: 4/2/23, 4:00 am Last updated: 5/4/23, 4:19 am “The OSA Big Re-U” was successfully held at Regal Hongkong Hotel on February 4, 2023. “The OSA Big Re-U” was successfully held at Regal Hongkong Hotel on February 4, 2023. We sincerely thank all the guests and OSArs who attended and supported the event, allowing us to come together in this wonderful moment to share food and laughter. Through this event, we hope OSArs can establish closer relationships with each other. A massive thank you to Youth Arch Foundation for hosting this event, and for the opportunity for the Executive Committee to introduce the Association to the new 37th OSAr corhort. We look forward to more gatherings in the future! #OSABigReU #OSA #HKOSA #OSArs #HongKongOutstandingStudentsAward #香港傑出學生選舉 #香港傑出學生午宴聚會 Previous Next

< Back Youth Summit 2022: Organising Committee recruitment Date posted: 21/2/22, 10:00 pm Last updated: 30/5/22, 1:43 pm We are now recruiting members for the Organising Committee of our flagship event, Youth Summit: Anti-Apocalypse. Form 5 - Year 2 students are welcome! Youth Summit is the flagship event of the Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ Association in which students have the opportunity to express their views on important social issues. As one of the largest events organised by the HKOSA, we are now recruiting 10-15 organising committee members to help run the programme. The theme of Youth Summit 2022 is “Anti-Apocalypse” , and participants will have the precious opportunity to interact with distinguished scientists, industry leaders and professors about the existential risks that humanity faces, namely climate change and nuclear warfare . Organising committee members will have the opportunity to come up with several themed activities that enrich our guest speakers’ keynote speeches, as well as to hold different group discussions during the Youth Summit. Time spent preparing for the event also counts towards your OLE hours, if applicable. DETAILS Date: 12 - 14/4 (Tue - Thu) Time: 09:00 - 13:00 (Day 1 will end at 13:30) Eligibility: F.3 to F.6 students, or equivalent Mode: Online Application Deadline: 31/3 Fee: FREE! If you always find yourself dreaming up solutions that may potentially save the world , or if you are just eager to organise activities and make new friends, join us as an OC member for Youth Summit 2022 now! Sign up with the Google form via the link here . We are thankful for every bit of your help! Previous Next

HKOSA is an youth-led non-profit organisation established in 1987, which provides student leaders with holistic development and peer network. The Hong Kong Outstanding Students' Association Since 1987 Giving is Outstanding Since 1987 About HKOSA We strive to develop students' leadership skills and sense of social conscience. Click to learn more about our mission and history. Learn more Stay tuned Latest News Check out our latest event registration, recruitments, announcements and articles here. View all Join us in our adventure Our Activities Check out the highlights from our Social Service Series and Youth Summit, and stay tuned to our upcoming activities! See our activities

Advisors 2024/25 Advisors are experienced OSArs invited by the current Executive Committee to give insights on topics relating to their professions. They often serve as guest speakers at our events so that youth participants may benefit from their rich expertise. *In ascending order of OSAr number

Councillors 2025/26 The council plays an overseeing and advisory role on safeguarding the operation of the Association. Councillors are nominated from the Executive Committees of previous sessions and meet regularly with current ExCo members to discuss matters concerning administration and finances. *In ascending order of OSAr number

Honorary Advisors 2024/25 Dr Choi Yuk-lin, JP Secretary for Education Prof. Paul Lam Kwan-sing, SBS, JP President of the Hong Kong Metropolitan University (HKMU) Prof. Lee Chi-Kin John, JP President of The Education University of Hong Kong Mr. Tang Ping-keung, GBS, PDSM, JP Secretary for Security of Hong Kong Prof. Jin-Guang Teng, BBS, JP President of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Prof. Rocky S Tuan Vice-Chancellor and President of The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Prof. Nancy Y. Ip, SBS，MH，JP President of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology Prof. Xiang Zhang Vice-Chancellor and President of The University of Hong Kong (HKU) *In alphabetical order according to surname

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< Back Social Service with Sunshine Action Date posted: 7/1/23, 4:00 am Last updated: 5/4/23, 4:11 am Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ Association x Sunshine Action 2023 Chinese New Year Sunshine Fortune Bags Event The Chinese New Year Sunshine Fortune Bags Social Services Event, organized jointly by the Hong Kong Outstanding Students’ Association and Sunshine Action, was successfully held on January 7th, 2023. We packed 600 Sunshine Fortune Bags for 13 centers of Yan Oi Tong. We also distributed the Fortune Bags to the elderly living alone and visited them to give New Year greetings. The Fortune Bag contains rice, pasta, dry foods, sauces, toiletries, and other necessities. We are thankful for the support and organization from Sunshine Action ( @sunshineactionhk ), and all the volunteers who brought wishes and warmth to those in need before the Chinese New Year! We will host a series of social services events in the following months. Stay tuned to our Instagram, Facebook, and website. There are more events coming in 2023! 由香港傑出學生協會和耀陽行動聯合舉辦的耀陽農曆新年福寶袋活動於2023年1月7日成功舉行。 我們為仁愛堂的13個中心製作了600個新年福寶袋。同時，我們拜訪了獨居老人，並向他們送上新年福寶袋和新年祝福。新年福寶袋裡有大米、麵食、乾糧、醬料、洗漱用品和其他必需品。我們衷心感謝耀陽行動( @sunshineactionhk )的支持，以及和我們一同組織該次活動。我們也誠摯感謝所有在春節前為有需要的人帶來祝福和溫暖的志願者! 在未來的幾個月裡，我們將舉辦一系列的社會服務活動。敬請關注我們的Instagram、Facebook和網站。 2023年將有更多活動等著你的參與！ Previous Next

Weekly Column Media Bright Spark Ever since 2004, our Association has cooperated with the Young Post of South China Morning Post in publishing a weekly column written by OSArs called "Bright Spark”. Since Young Post’s target group comprises largely students and teenagers, the contents of the columns should preferably be related to students' school lives or discussion on student-related debatable issues. OSArs are free to decide which specific topic they wish to write on, but those about everyday life and based on their personal point of view or their past experiences are preferred.