For the academic year 2026–27, a total of 11 workshops will be offered across both semesters. Please refer to the workshop schedule and details below:
- First Semester: Two off-campus workshops will be offered, which will be held at designated venues outside of the campus.
- Second Semester: Nine on-campus workshops will be offered.
| Category | Workshop Code and Name | Level* | Venue | Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Biological Sciences/ Ecology | JSI0131 Natural Science Detectives: Junior Scientists for the Common Future | F.4- F.6 | Hong Kong Kadoorie Farm & Botanic Garden | 9:00 am - 5:30 pm *Participants are kindly requested to bring their own packed lunch |
Biological Sciences/ Ecology | F.4 - F.6 | The Swire Institute of Marine Science, Cape D'Aguilar Marine Reserve |
*Equivalent Level:
F.4: Form 4/ Grade 10/ Year 11;
F.5: Form 5/ Grade 11/ Year 12;
F.6: Form 6/ Grade 12/ Year 13
| Category | Workshop Code and Name | Level* | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Artificial Intelligence | JSI0080 Can Artificial Intelligence Be Creative? | F.4 - F.5 | 9:00 am - 5:30 pm *Lunch will be at participants' own costs. |
| Mathematics | JSI0103 Mathematics Around Us | F.4 - F.6 | |
| Physics | JSI0105 The Two-Sphere Model: Unpacking the Foundations of Astronomy | F.4 - F.6 | |
| Chemistry | JSI0112 Exploring Colour Changes in Chemical Reactions | F.4 - F.6 | |
| Physics | JSI0114 Exploring Wonders of Flatland in Physics | F.4 - F.6 | |
| Biological Sciences | JSI0115 Energy from The Biological World | F.4 - F.5 | |
| Biological Sciences | JSI0119 Sustainable Food Solutions: Rethink, Reduce, and Reuse | F.4 - F.6 | |
| Ecology & Biodiversity | JSI0121 Bird Survey in Lung Fu Shan | F.4 - F.6 | |
| Physics | JSI0123 When Music Meets Physics | F.4 - F.6 |
*Equivalent Level:
F.4: Form 4/ Grade 10/ Year 11;
F.5: Form 5/ Grade 11/ Year 12;
F.6: Form 6/ Grade 12/ Year 13
 JSI0112 Teacher: Dr Tin Lok Li, Department of Chemistry In this workshop, secondary school students will explore chemical reactions and colour changes through hands-on experiments. Participants will learn about chemical properties, reaction conditions and colourimetry. The workshop includes four experiments highlighting colour changes in complexation, metathesis and flame reactions. Students will conduct experiments using common chemicals and equipment, developing laboratory skills and scientific understanding. This accessible and engaging workshop offers a fun introduction to the world of chemistry for students of all levels. |
 JSI0103 Teachers: Dr Haiyu Zhang and Professor Wei Qian, Department of Mathematics Mathematics is ubiquitous in our daily lives. In this mathematics workshop series, our teachers will guide students in appreciating various topics in mathematics that have deep and interesting applications in diverse aspects of our everyday lives. Two different topics will be covered in the morning and afternoon sessions. |
 JSI0105 Teacher: Dr Timothy WOTHERSPOON, Faculty of Science | ||
JSI0114 Teacher: Professor Dongkeun Ki, Department of Physics When materials become very thin, over 100,000 times thinner than your hair, new physics appears as it exists only in two dimensions, so-called in a “flatlandâ€. Amazingly, physicists have found that one can realize such a thin material just by using sticky tapes. We will talk about the wonders of the flatland and see some of them by own hands.
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JSI0123 Teacher: Dr Toby Lai, Faculty of Science Understanding how musical instruments sound requires knowledge of physics, as sound is a form of wave. If you want to know why a violin produces a sound different from a guitar, even when playing the same note, this workshop is for you. We will offer hands-on activities to introduce key concepts of sound waves and discuss several selected musical instruments. |
Application deadline for 1st Semester: 6 October, 2026