In December, our youth programming classes at the Hong Kong Church continued to grow steadily, supported by our partnership with Japan’s No.1 Solution. Students aged 7 to 15 moved beyond simple block-based programming and began creating their own interactive games, which helped them practice creativity, problem-solving, and working together in small teams.​

Regular activities like Tech Time and Typing Club kept the younger students motivated and made the lessons fun and engaging. For the older group, aged 16 to 19, the advanced courses also moved forward well, giving them space to deepen their understanding and take on more challenging projects at their own pace.​

More than just learning how to code, the whole program is helping our youth build logical thinking, digital literacy, and confidence. These experiences are quietly shaping the mindset and skills they will need to navigate and contribute to today’s technology-driven world