Professor Alan Lam Appointed Chairman of Home-School Co-operation Committee, New Members Join for Two-Year Term

2026-08-31 14:30 Last Updated At：14:38

Appointments of Chairman and members to Committee on Home-School Co-operation announced

The Education Bureau (EDB) today (August 31) announced the appointment of Professor Alan Lam Hiu-fung as the Chairman and the appointment of four new members, as well as the reappointment of two incumbent members, to the Committee on Home-School Co-operation (CHSC) for a term of two years with effect from tomorrow (September 1).

The four newly appointed members are Ms Au Yat-nam, Ms Chau Yuen-yi, Mr Lee Chun-ying and Mr Solomon Yung Sze-hon. The two incumbent members reappointed are Ms Monica Cheng Wai-yee and Mr Yeung Chi-keung.

"Professor Lam actively participates in the work of government advisory and statutory bodies and has previously served as a member of the CHSC. We believe that with his rich experience in community service and enthusiasm in promoting home-school co-operation, as well as the concerted efforts of other members, the CHSC will continue to deepening home-school co-operation and parent education," a spokesman for the EDB said.

The spokesman also thanked the outgoing chairman, Mr Eugene Fong Yick-jin, for his outstanding contribution in leading the committee and promoting home-school co-operation in the past.

Established in 1993 as an advisory body, the CHSC serves the main roles of promoting home-school co-operation and parent education, and advising the EDB, other government departments and non-government organisations on ways to promote active parental involvement in the education process.

The full membership list of the CHSC with effect from September 1, 2026, is as follows:

Name ----	Capacity --------
Chairman
Professor Alan Lam Hiu-fung*	Parent
Members
Ms Monica Cheng Wai-yee	Educator – Secondary School
Mr Yeung Chi-keung	Educator – Secondary School
Ms Rebecca Ng Mei-ying	Educator – Primary School
Mr Ng Wing-hung	Educator – Primary School
Ms Adeline Kuo Sze-wing	Educator – Special School
Ms Joanna Leung Pik-shan	Educator – Kindergarten
Ms Chau Yuen-yi*	Parent – Secondary School
Mr Ricky Choi Wai-kit	Parent – Secondary School
Mr Lee Chun-ying*	Parent – Primary School
Professor Timothy Tam Tin-lok	Parent – Primary School
Ms Bonnie Ng Ka-pik	Parent – Special School
Ms Chong Siu-wai	Parent – Kindergarten
Ms Au Yat-nam*	Other Sectors/Professional
Ms Alison Chan Chi-yan	Other Sectors/Professional
Dr Joanne Chan Chung-yan	Other Sectors/Professional
Ms Karen Cheng Sui-man	Other Sectors/Professional
Mr Tang Fei	Other Sectors/Professional
Mr Solomon Yung Sze-hon*	Other Sectors/Professional

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Members

*Newly appointed chairman or member

HKTE Delegation Promotes Hong Kong's Talent and I&T Opportunities at HICOOL 2026 Global Entrepreneurs Summit in Beijing

HKTE attends entrepreneurs summit in Beijing to engage with global entrepreneurial innovation and technology talent

The Director of Hong Kong Talent Engage (HKTE), Mr Felix Chan, led a delegation to Beijing from August 26 to 29 to attend the HICOOL 2026 Global Entrepreneurs Summit, and engage with representatives of Chinese Mainland governments as well as entrepreneurial innovation and technology (I&T) talent from the Mainland and overseas participating in the Summit.

At the Summit, Mr Chan exchanged views with government officials of Beijing, guests of the Summit and representatives of participating organisations. He also delivered keynote speeches at two forums to introduce Hong Kong's unique advantage of being connected to both the Mainland and the world under the "one country, two systems" principle, the I&T landscape and development opportunities in the Northern Metropolis, and measures to promote regional talent exchanges and co-operation. These efforts are able to bring together global high-calibre talent, and inject new impetus into the development of key I&T industries in Hong Kong and the country.

HKTE organised a seminar with representatives from the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Development Office of the Constitutional and Mainland Affairs Bureau, the Office of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region in Beijing, the Hong Kong Quality Assurance Agency and the FinTech Association of Hong Kong, as well as an environmental, social and governance (ESG) expert to introduce Hong Kong's opportunities in talent, I&T, financial technology, ESG and the development of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. HKTE also operated a booth to introduce Hong Kong's talent admission schemes and talent support services.

Mr Chan said, "HKTE's participation in the Summit aims to engage directly with entrepreneurs, research talent and innovation teams from the Mainland and overseas, and promote Hong Kong's development opportunities and various talent attraction measures, with a view to attracting them to pursue development in Hong Kong. HKTE also exchanges views with other participating Chinese Mainland cities on building platforms for attracting talent, thereby supporting Hong Kong in building an international hub for high-calibre talent."

Professor Alan Lam Appointed Chairman of Home-School Co-operation Committee, New Members Join for Two-Year Term

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