From 22 July to 27 July 2024, three F.4 students, Hazel Fung and Stephanie Chow from F.4S, and Alice Liang from F.4A, embarked on a captivating and educational journey to Inner Mongolia and Beijing as part of the Young Scientist Study Tour organized by the Hong Kong Science Museum.

Throughout the tour, these students had the incredible opportunity to meet esteemed paleontology experts, participate in field studies, and delve into hands-on experiences. They explored dinosaur footprints, discovered trilobite fossils, collected agate stones, and marveled at wind-eroded granite stone forests. The visit to the National Museum of Nature in Beijing and the immersion in TianTan Park’s rich historical background further deepened their understanding.

This immersive journey broadened the students’ horizons and ignited their passion for paleontology and science. The hands-on experiences, interactive museum visits, and encounters with renowned experts fostered a profound appreciation for these fields of study.

Overall, the Young Scientist Study Tour was an outstanding opportunity for the students to expand their knowledge, explore new environments, and develop a profound appreciation for paleontology and scientific exploration. Their enthusiasm and enjoyment throughout the tour were evident, making it an incredibly rewarding and memorable experience.