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>SOTY 2018: Grand Prize winner on how he wants Hong Kong's education system to change, and embracing being 'stupid'
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>SOTY 2018: Best Devotion to School candidates should be leaders and advocates for change, both on and off the campus
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>SOTY 2018: Creativity and curiosity are essential qualities for the next generation of leaders
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>SOTY 2018: Sportsperson candidates show there's more to sports in Hong Kong than football, badminton and table tennis
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>SOTY 2018: Best Improvement candidates prove it's never too late to become the best version of yourself and change your future
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>SOTY 2018: Grand Prize candidates must stand apart with their ability to inspire others, and not what they do but why they do it
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>SOTY 2018: Visual Artist finalists wow judges with their confidence and self-expression
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>SOTY 2018: At leadership camp at Outward Bound competitors forge friendships and tackle challenges together
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>SOTY 2018: Performing Artist candidates on their hopes and fears, and the unexpected courage they found through the competition
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>SOTY 2018: Visual Artist Judges reveal the qualities required in this category, and the balance between intuition and intellect in art
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>SOTY 2018: It takes more than putting on a good show to be Performing Artist winner
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>Best Improvement judges are looking for progress, not perfection
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>HKJC's chief executive, and Olympian Michael Phelps on the marks of a true leader and how to make goals a reality
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>Why news literacy, honest feelings, and your truth are important in Scientist and Mathematician candidates
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>Top 5 qualities Student of the Year judges are looking for in a candidate
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>Community Contributor must have empathy, respect, and ability to take on adversity to better serve Hong Kong
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>From internships and scholarships to self-improvement - this is what Student of the Year can do for you
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>Past Grand Prize winners on life after the competition, the transition to university, and embarking on the future
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>Shine bright, students
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>Meet the rest of the best! From Hongkongers' health to global harmony, this is what matters to this year's winners
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>Feminist, advocate for women in Stem, and world-class public speaker, the Grand Prize winner isn't afraid to fail
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>Visual Artist candidates display originality and spark in pieces that show off the Hong Kong identity
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>Performing Artist finalists on how the arts aren't just a hobby, they're vital to teenagers' stressful everyday lives
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>Award winning pianist Colleen Lee explains why there are no short cuts to success in the music industry
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>Scientist and Mathematician candidates find beauty in STEM subjects
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>Determination to go pro may be deciding factor for Sportsperson award
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>Community Contributor finalists explain why they love to help others
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>Attitude trumps academics, says Scientist and Mathematician judges
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>Why the Community Contributor winner isn't judged only on what they've done
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>How newspapers can help you become a Linguist category award winner
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>Show us your commitment, says Community Contributor judges
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>Here's what judges are looking for in the Grand Prize winner
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>Be positive, and do something unexpected, say Performing Artist judges
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>Visual Artist judges are looking for creativity and confidence
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>From an orienteering star to a YouTuber - past winners continue to shine
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>From starting university to getting involved in charity - what are last year's award winners doing now?
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>Past winners reveal how the awards helped prepare them for challenges
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>Being Student of the Year helps you become the best you and stand out
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>Best Improvement award winners prove that hard work pays off
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>Visual Artist winner Sam Ng finds familiarity in surrealist style
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>Performing Artist Rachel Lam finds a new take on classical music
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>Best Devotion to School winners aren't serving for the sake of awards
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>Sportsperson winner Katie Yeung is a badminton ace
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>Linguist award winners tell a tale of learning language with love
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>Science and Maths champ Jia Jimsyn says you must enjoy what you do before you can succeed
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>What do Hong Kong’s Student of the Year golden girls all have in common? A shared love of Young Post, of course!
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>Proving that hard work pays off
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>A new take on classical music
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>A love of learning about language
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>Cherishing those she loves
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>Selfless Belinda is our SOTY
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>SOTY 2016: Young Post's own junior reporter, the Ng-credible Belinda, is Student of the Year
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>SOTY 2016: Big names and new faces on the Student of the Year Advisory Board
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>SOTY 2016: Grand Prize Award finalists are anything but average
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>SOTY 2016: Best Improvement contenders prove how they’ve been putting their best foot forward
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>SOTY 2016: Best Devotion to School Award candidates talk about being hopelessly devoted to school
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>SOTY 2016: Advice from the winners’ circle: Methodist College students get tips from the top stars
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>SOTY 2016: Candidates bound towards leadership at an Outward Bound camp
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>SOTY 2016: Speaking the language of success: Linguist finalists meet the judges
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>SOTY 2016: Visual Artist candidates talk future goals and creative careers
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>SOTY 2016: Community Contributor hopefuls quizzed on their projects, their volunteer work and their hopes for the future
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>SOTY 2016: Candidates talk successes and goals with Sportsperson judges
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>SOTY 2016: from drama to song, performing artist candidates impress the judges
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>SOTY 2016: What does it take to be a Grand Prize finalist?
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>SOTY 2016: Hong Kong Jockey Club CEO shares some tips from the top
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>SOTY 2016: new categories announced: best improvement and best devotion to school
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>SOTY 2015: Speaking from the heart: SCMP Student of the Year – Linguists share their language tips
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>SOTY 2015: What does it take to win the scientist and mathematician category?
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>SOTY 2015: Lost in the woods: Hong Kong orienteering star Harmony Lam tells us about the terror and triumphs of her sport
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>SOTY 2015: Advice from performing artists on winning Student of the Year
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>SOTY 2015: Community Contributors share luck with the needy
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>Dorothy Cheng declined uni in the US to get a head start at CUHK instead
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>Visual Artist winner was inspired by the Umbrella Revolution
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>2016 SOTY - Hong Kong’s best teenagers - are you a deserving Student of the Year?
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>SOTY 2015: From sports to science to art - HK's leading lights shine fiercely bright
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>SOTY 2015 grand prize winner takes autism and death and turns it into strength
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>SOTY 2015: It gets personal as the Top 12 head into the Student of the Year finals
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>SOTY 2015: Visual Artist candidates must embody creativity, character and originality
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>SOTY 2015: Artists draw from their experience to brush up on their skills
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>SOTY 2015: Are you really contributing to Hong Kong, or just to your CV?
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>SOTY 2015: Turn up the good vibes if you want to see results
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>SOTY 2015: The community spirit of Student of the Year
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>SOTY 2015: Jockey Club chief talks to YP about life and winning
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>SOTY 2015: Masters of language
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>SOTY 2015: "You don't need to pretend you have something that you don't," says Annie Au
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>SOTY 2015: Music producer and composer Chiu Tsang-hei on the lookout for star power
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>SOTY 2014 Performing Artists covered Maroon 5's Sugar and it was sweeeeeeeet!
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>SOTY 2015: Top linguists on the go, with eye on future
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>SOTY 2015: Becoming SOTY Sportsperson is as much a mental game as a physical challenge
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>SOTY 2015: Advice that's actually useful, and why science is the way of the future
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>SOTY 2015: Last year's top three reveals it takes more than super-brains to snag a prize
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>SOTY 2015: Judge advises candidates to 'dream big, start small'
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>SOTY 2015: Last year's SOTY winners reveal the secret to being on top
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>SOTY 2015: It's all about the journey
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>SOTY 2015: All-round achievement
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>SOTY 2015: Are you made of the right stuff?
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>Eunice Yiu is the new Student of the Year
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>Meet the other Student of the Year Awards 2014 winners
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>The messages behind the masterpieces
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>Expressing how to change the world through art and performance
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>Helping others gladly and with a smile
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>Sportsperson award requires dedication on and off the pitch
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>What does it take to become the Grand Prize winner?
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>Judges offer advice for Linguist of the Year candidates
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>Student Linguist of the Year has more than just a way with words
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>Community Contributor award candidates need to go that extra mile
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>Sichuan Earthquake victims inspired Vanesse Lai to re-invented herself
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>Talent, vision and community
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>Visual arts open doors of creativity and self-confidence
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>Risky move paid off
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>Judges are looking for more than medals
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>Siobhan Haughey, continues making a splash
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>A platform for student talent
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>Candidates need to 'stay hungry, stay curious'
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>Grand Stage for the Real Deal
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>Harry Tam's goal: give something back
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>Have you got what it takes to win?
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>2013傑出學生年度選舉 - 嘉許精英學生 推動全能發展
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>Honoring students' excellence
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>Award highlights
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>A way with words
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>Investing in the future
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>Getting down to business
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>Music connects people
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>It's not about who's first
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>Past winner's today
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>Be the best you can be
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>Embracing a lively city
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>Picking a star student
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>Achiever's challenge
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>It's the journey, not the goal
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>How the students see it
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>Show us your talent
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>Painting strokes of life
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>My best advice to you...
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>A sporting attitude
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>The art of success
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>Speaking loud and clear
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>Celebrating first-class education excellence
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>Student of the Year. It's back!
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>Power of words, actions
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>Hurdles await in daily life
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>Courage is the key
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>He's simply outstanding
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>Who's got the X-factor?
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>Brush with destiny
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>Feeling of community
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>Meet the cream of the crop
