The Education and Youth Development Bureau (DSEDJ) said it has strengthened the planning and promotion of this year’s summer activities, with more than 500 programs and over 2,000 class sessions offered annually to residents during the school break. In a written reply to lawmaker Ngan Iek Hang’s inquiry, the bureau said registration for the 2026 summer activities began earlier than in previous years, starting in late May, with enhanced publicity…
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