The Junior Writer Awards (JWA) is educational charitable community outreach initiative and an English literacy writing competition for secondary school students based in Hong Kong and Macau. It was founded in 2014 by Norton House Education, and organised jointly with Upper House Academy in Macau, Education Bureau of Hong Kong, British Council, University of Hong Kong, Cambridge University, Oxford University Press, Eslite Bookstore and South China Morning Post, as a philanthropic educational initiative to raise English literacy levels, thinking skills and social awareness of secondary students in Hong Kong and Macau.[1][2]
Past winners include:[3][4][5]
Age Group: 11–13 years
Year |
Essay Topic
|
2014 |
What is my role in society?
|
Age Group: 14–16 years
Year |
Essay Topic
|
2014 |
What does Rule of Law have to do with me?
|
Age Group: 16+ years
Year |
Essay Topic
|
2014 |
If I could go back in time to any period of history, when would it be and why?
|
Year |
Champion |
1st Runner Up |
2nd Runner Up
|
Name of Contestant |
Representing School |
Name of Contestant |
Representing School |
Name of Contestant |
Representing School
|
2014 |
Reo Shoshi [14] |
French International School |
Victoria Cherrington |
West Island School |
Charlotte Lam[15] |
St. Stephen's Girls' College
|
Greatest Pen Winner
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Year |
Name of Contestant |
Representing School
|
2014 |
Yeung Chak Sze |
Wong Kam Fai Secondary & Primary School
|
Year |
Name of Contestant |
Representing School
|
2014 |
Ronaq Mathur |
Island School
|
Most Promising Young Writer
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