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Word Limits
| Schools | HKYWA Group | Category and word limit | |||
| Fiction | Non-Fiction | Poetry | Cover Art | ||
| Primary | Group 1 | Up to 500 words | Up to 500 words | No limit | No limit |
| Group 2 | Up to 1000 words | Up to 1000 words | No limit | ||
| Secondary | Group 3 | Up to 1500 words | Up to 1500 words | No limit | N/A |
| Group 4 | Up to 3000 words | Up to 3000 words | No limit | ||
| Group 5 | Up to 3000 words | Up to 3000 words | No limit | ||
| Schools | HKYWA
Group |
Fiction | Non- Fiction | Poetry | Cover Art |
| Different Learning Abilities | Group 6 | No limit | No limit | No limit | N/A |
| Different Learning Abilities | Group 7 | No limit | No limit | No limit |
Media HKYWA 2015
HKYWA 2015!
Does your child have a creative and artistic ability that should be showcased for all
to see? The Hong Kong Young Writers Awards 2015 (HKYWA) offers young
people the opportunity to compete in a regional creative competition to win a variety
of prizes including Bookazine gift bags, Faber-Castell stationery and the chance to be
published in the International New York Times!
Primary and Secondary school students from Hong Kong, China, and Macau are
invited to use their creativity and imagination to engage in this year’s topic New Tales
of the Pearl River Delta. Original pieces of Fiction, Poetry, Non-Fiction, Cover Art,
Digital Storytelling and Digital Publishing will be accepted and assessed by our panel
of judges during this academic year. 100 top entries will be published in an anthology
and recognised at our awards ceremony in April 2015.
Our partnership with the Hong Kong Education Bureau has allowed us to invite every
school in Hong Kong. So please get in touch with your English, Film Studies or Media
teacher to make sure your school can be involved this year.
The Pearl River Delta, located in southern China, is one of the country’s fastest
developing and dynamic regions. A melting pot of foreign influence and traditional
Chinese culture, the Pearl River Delta is rich in history, allied by a complex fusion of
European and Chinese philosophies, architecture, and cuisine. Where east meets west,
these two ports represent a small but important part of the urban region.
This year we encourage students to explore the history and culture that surrounds the
cities of the Pearl River Delta in order to produce their new and exciting tales. Judges
will recognise entries on how the Pearl River Delta is represented through the written,
art and film pieces submitted this year.
Hong Kong Young
Writers Awards
New Tales of the Pearl River Delta
教育局
Education
Bureau
International Media Partner Supported by
Sponsors
Organiser Venue Sponsor
Budding authors and artists must register through their school before 30 October 2015. Contact hkywa2015@ppp.com.hk
for more details
Introducing an exciting opportunity for all budding writers, artists and filmmakers!
The Writing Room
Winners HKYWA 2020 Interviews
Milly Golovsky, Carmel School – Elsa High School winner Fiction Group 3 – HKYWA 2020
Hanyi Zhou, Chinese International School – Young Writer 2020 and winner Fiction Group 2 – HKYWA 2020
Justin Kudret Cheng, Diocesan Boys’ School winner Non-fiction: Group 4 – HKYWA 2020
Yan Kiu Ho ELCHK Lutheran Academy winner Poetry Group 2 – HKYWA 2020
Lok Yin Choi, St. Paul’s Convent School, winner Poetry Group 5 – HKYWA 2020
Alicia Yau, Harrow International School Hong Kong winner Poetry Group 3
Ady Lam, Island School, winner Poetry Group 4 – HKYWA 2020
Renee Chou, Canadian International School, winner Fiction Group 5 – HKYWA 2020
Eva Huang, Regents Primary School of Shenzhen, winner Cover Art Category – HKYWA 2020
Vania Chow, Sha Tin College, winner Fiction Group 4 – HKYWA 2020
Winners HKYWA 2019 Interviews
Leah Wong, St Stephen’s College Preparatory School winner Fiction Group 1
Hanyi Zhou, Chinese International School winner Fiction Group 2
Philippa Jamison, Harrow International School Hong Kong winner Fiction Group 3
Yu Hei Iris Tsui, Heep Yunn School Yong Writer 2019 and winner Fiction Group 4
Lai Suet Ching, HKBAUS winner Non-fiction Group 2
Stephanie Webb, Harrow International School Hong Kong winner Non-fiction Group 4
Helen Ching, Diocesan Girls’ Junior School winner Poetry Group 2
Ady Lam, Island School winner Poetry Group 3
Charis Wing Tung Chan, Heep Yunn School winner Poetry Group 4
