Teacup Productions (HK) Limited conducts "Story Quest" in the 2020/21 school year for 20 primary schools. The programme aims to develop lower primary school students' confidence in reading and writing in English.
The Absolutely Fabulous Theatre Connection (AFTEC) presented the English Alliance 2019/20 prorgramme "From Page to Stage®: Tale of Two Cities". In March 2020, AFTEC had to cancel its annual production of 30 live performances of the programme in the Sai Wan Ho Civic Centre due to the pandemic. As a result, AFTEC turned this incredible show into a radio drama. We hope you will enjoy Dr Vicki Ooi's radio drama adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities inspired by Charles Dickens' novel, linking learning in English to the theatre and to life at large.
A synopsis and Learning Pack are available for further learning. This Learning Pack offers teachers and parents a wide variety of information to suit all levels that can be used to educate and entertain in the classroom or at home.
Teacup Productions (HK) Limited conducts “Story Quest” in the 2019/20 school year for 20 primary schools. The programme aims to develop lower primary school students' confidence in reading and writing in English.
Cyclone Publishing Limited conducts “Hello From Me, Too” in the 2019/20 and 2020/21 school years for 20 secondary schools. Participants read a story that compares Hong Kong culture to the English culture, e.g. Cheung Chau Bun Festival vs England's Pancake Day, dim sum vs full English breakfast, etc.
Teacup Productions (HK) Limited conducted “Language Lab” in the 2018/19 school year for 20 primary schools. The programme aimed to develop lower primary school students' confidence in reading and writing in English.
Teacup Productions (HK) Limited conducted “Story Quest” in the 2017/18 school year for 21 primary schools. The programme aimed to develop lower primary school students' confidence in reading and writing in English.
Cyclone Publishing Limited conducted "Hello From Me" in the 2017/18 and 2018/19 school years for 42 primary schools. Participants read a story about a boy's trip to England and learned about England's history, heritage and popular culture.
Hong Kong Rugby Union conducted a series of four-session "Rugby English Active Learning" programme for 1 888 students and teachers from 60 primary schools in the two school years. Students were introduced to the basic skills of playing rugby in a fun-filled English language environment.
An anthology of winning entries of the English Alliance – Stories Alive: English Story-Writing Competition for Junior Secondary Students 2010/11 was launched on 16 February 2012 at British Council Hong Kong with the aim of serving as handy learning/teaching materials for enriching students' writing activities.
