Our school was delighted to be invited by the Kwai Tsing Police Community Relations Office to visit the Cable TV Tower.
Led by police sergeants from the Tsuen Wan and Kwai Tsing Districts, we entered the television building together. First, the staff at Cable TV introduced the news production workflow, allowing the children to understand how a news story goes from reporting to broadcasting. The students curiously explored the studio and control room, fascinated by the professional equipment and the bustling work environment. Afterwards, they even had the chance to try their hand at being news anchors, sitting in front of the camera to read scripts and experiencing the exciting thrill of a live television broadcast. Throughout the visit, the staff patiently answered the students' questions, hoping to give them a real sense of the hard work and dedication of news professionals.
By the end of the tour, the children all expressed that they had gained a wealth of knowledge. This activity not only enhanced the students' understanding of the media and broadened their horizons, but also helped them realise that in addition to fighting crime, the police also actively engage with and support the community. We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to Sergeant Chow, Sergeant Chan, and all the police officers for organising this wonderful event and for their thoughtful care throughout the day.