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| 30 game and bazaar stalls, selling
houseware and accessories, toys, ceramics, garments, food and beverages, as well as festive decorations |
| 34 schools organised 56 sales booths under the Teen Entrepreneurs Competition |
| 10 special interest classes |
| 25 primary and secondary schools participated in a Kite Competition |
| 4 teams were involved in an Art Parade |
| 3 talks were given on gifted education,
a healthy diet and financial planning |
| Open house provided by the Jockey Club Primary School, Jockey Club Student Quarters and HSBC Early Childhood Learning Centre |
| Gala Banquet organised by the HKIEd Students’ Union and attended by over 500 local dignitaries, alumni and members of the education community |
| Over 15 performances and demonstrations |
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Grand Opening
Led by the President and HKIEd
management, government officials and community leaders, the 3-Day Carnival
was officially kicked off. |
Sing Fai Children’s Cantonese Opera Troupe
Young Cantonese Opera talents aged 4-18 charmed an audience of over 1,000 enthusiastic people in a fully-packed theatre at the Institute with two performances. |
Fire Services Department Operations
Braving the chilly weather, firefighters demonstrated high-rise building rescue techniques and first-aid operations. They also marshelled their four-legged friends with an amazing performance before an awestruck audience. |
IEd Kitchen
Management and Guests of Honour
enjoyed some of the mouth-watering Chinese, Japanese, Korean and western delicacies on display. |
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Art Parade
Draped in creative clothing and acting as mascots, primary and secondary school students gave an art parade accompanied by music and a range of popular tunes. |
Gala Banquet
Undaunted by the cold weather, alumni
and members of the education community were delighted to catch up with each other over dinner. |
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