9 July, 2026
[Technology and Living Department: Winning the "Best Models (Group)" Award at the Joint-School Values Education T-Shirt Design
On Saturday, 4 July, our students participated in the "2026 Joint-School Values Education T-Shirt Graphic Design Competition" held at the Dragon Centre. Under the platform of the Quality Education Fund Thematic Networks (QTN) scheme, the students completed a months-long creative journey that extended their learning from the classroom into practical application.
Our students collaborated to create original collections including "Interwoven Hearts," "The Pulsing World," and "The Virtue Series." The student design team dedicated immense effort to brainstorming, discussing, and refining their graphic artwork. By transforming abstract positive core values into concrete visual concepts for T-shirt designs, they fully demonstrated their autonomous learning and design thinking throughout the process.
During the fashion show and presentation segments on the day of the event, the students stepped beyond the classroom framework to confidently and articulately pitch their design concepts to the professional judges and guests on a public stage. Among them, our student model team, responsible for bringing the garments to life, stood out among numerous participating schools with their poised stage presence and seamless coordination, proudly earning the "Best Models (Group)" award.
From initial design sketches to live stage performance, this journey not only provided every participating student with valuable practical experience but also enabled them to deepen their understanding of positive values while showcasing their creativity and artistic talents.
Our students collaborated to create original collections including "Interwoven Hearts," "The Pulsing World," and "The Virtue Series." The student design team dedicated immense effort to brainstorming, discussing, and refining their graphic artwork. By transforming abstract positive core values into concrete visual concepts for T-shirt designs, they fully demonstrated their autonomous learning and design thinking throughout the process.
During the fashion show and presentation segments on the day of the event, the students stepped beyond the classroom framework to confidently and articulately pitch their design concepts to the professional judges and guests on a public stage. Among them, our student model team, responsible for bringing the garments to life, stood out among numerous participating schools with their poised stage presence and seamless coordination, proudly earning the "Best Models (Group)" award.
From initial design sketches to live stage performance, this journey not only provided every participating student with valuable practical experience but also enabled them to deepen their understanding of positive values while showcasing their creativity and artistic talents.
