Timed song playlists to reduce water consumption in the shower, sustainable whiteboard markers and using automation for reducing air conditioner wastage were just some of the bright ideas put forward at the Nature Works Pitch Day on Saturday, 30th October hosted by The English Schools Foundation (ESF) and The Nature Conservancy (TNC).

The English Schools Foundation (ESF) has 22 schools in Hong Kong, offering an inspiring International Baccalaureate education.

Early inclusion of entrepreneurial skills as part of a balanced educational experience will sow the seed for an impactful and sustainable next generation, writes Jacqueline Tilberis of Malvern College Hong Kong.

Over the last two years, a group of ESF secondary school students has worked together on an ambitious plan to help shape sustainability for ESF, focusing on areas including solar energy, waste reduction, biodiversity and clean air advocacy.

Aspiring hospitality and culinary secondary school students now have a fast track pathway to studying for a brand new Bachelor BA Degree in Hospitality Management due to a recently developed partnership between the English Schools Foundation (ESF) and the Business & Hotel Management School (BHMS) in Lucerne, Switzerland.

Since founded in 2000, Hong Kong Academy’s (HKA) personal, individualized educational approach continues to empower students in achieving their full potential for generations to come.