The Hong Kong Science Fair (HKSF), organised by the Hong Kong Innovation Foundation, is dedicated to providing an interactive platform for students to tackle community challenges. Through a competition format, students are encouraged to use science and creativity to solve various challenges in daily life. Guided by the mission of ‘Think Big Be Innovative’, the exhibition aims to inspire students to address everyday challenges through innovative and human-centric approaches.

Two teams from our school successfully made it to the finals among numerous participating teams. During the Hong Kong Science Fair held on June 27-28 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, they showcased their creative inventions alongside 120 other teams of primary and secondary school students. Among them, the " Oil2Fuel" design team stood out and proudly won the Bronze Award in the junior secondary division.

Hong Kong Science Fair 2026 Silver Award (Junior Secondary)

Oil2Fuel

“Oil2Fuel” is an innovative biofuel made from waste cooking oil, ethanol, and sodium hydroxide through a catalytic process. It converts used oil into a stable heat source, with each gram burning for about 48 seconds, offering a practical solution to waste oil disposal while delivering environmental and economic benefits through a circular, waste-to-energy approach.

Division: Junior Secondary

Student(s): Wang Xin Hui, Wang Xinqi, Wu Man Qing

Teacher In Charge: Mr. Wong Pui Wun

Hong Kong Science Fair 2026 Shortlisted (Junior Secondary)

Intelligent two ways tank

This two‑way intelligent tank is specially designed for hassle‑free pet keeping, integrating a full set of core functional modules. 

Its transparent acrylic body provides a clear view for easy observation. It comes with a built‑in water filter that purifies water continuously. The automatic feeder supports timed and regular feeding. Meanwhile, the heater and thermometer work together to maintain stable water temperature. A humidifier controls air humidity, and the daylight lamp simulates natural sunlight, creating a healthy, balanced, and perfect artificial ecosystem for turtles.

Division: Junior Secondary

Student(s): Chow Yik Long, Hu Zhi Tao