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About Make a Difference School
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Project Grant: Make a Difference School is a MaD initiative. MaD is a sustainable platform evolving around creativity, entrepreneurship, innovation and discovery. It inspires and empowers youngsters from Hong Kong and Asia to create positive personal and social change.
The Hong Kong Jockey Club Community Project Grant:
Make a Difference School 2024 – 2025
Beginning of Term
It's September again, and students are returning to the campus. What about you? What do you want to learn, and what kind of person do you want to become?
Every year, the Make a Difference School connects changemakers and innovators from various fields, moving beyond the classroom into the community to empower everyone through co-creative and co-learning experiences. Over two consecutive days at the "Beginning of Term", artists, writers, elders, and secondary students will offer a series of creative experiences, previewing our new programme season and activating new imaginations for community life!
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Please note that this programme is not a public event and is limited to registered participants only.
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All programmes are free of charge!
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Any programme changes will be announced on our website.
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Disclaimer: In no event shall the Funder have any liability of any kind to any person or entity arising from or related to any actions taken or not taken as a result of any of the contents herein.
Enquiries
3996 2788 / ask@mad.asia
PROGRAMMES
DAY 1 / 28.9
Fresh Starters
Can every experience inspire significant social changes? What actions can we take using our own abilities? Join us for a refreshing warm-up at the Beginning of Term!
🕑2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Creative Citizens: Five Ways to Engage Communities with ArtAre established organizations the only entities capable of impacting communities? Does changing the community require earth-shattering actions to be worthwhile? Known for his boundless whimsical ideas, artist Luke CHING will share five cases he created to engage the Tai Po community, including "Everyone's Basketball," "Market Wai", "Everyone's Broom", and more. Let's dive into his unique perspective on the community and discuss the conditions and potential roles that creative citizens should have through these examples! |
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The Fair
A small yet diverse fair featuring stalls that offer a taste of various possibilities for community living.
*Limited spaces available, please register in advance for the session you wish to attend.
Workshops
Every corner of the community is a classroom. Join community practitioners as we walk and engage in hands-on activities—from our homes to the outdoor natural environment, discover fresh perspectives on your everyday life!
*Limited spaces available, please register in advance for the session you wish to attend.
DAY 2 / 29.9
Walks
Last year, participants from the MaD School Studio in-Situ designed several walking routes after exploring the community and creating a guide to Tseung Kwan O. Their guided walks won praises from local residents as well as visitors from other districts. At the Beginning of Term, we invite these "alumni" to rerun the experience and also to try out a new route!