Aug 2026 “A Puberty Survival Guide to Youth”: Summer Sexuality Education Program Series
In August 2026, the Education Division of FPAHK successfully hosted a series of Summer Sexuality Education activities. The program featured parent-child workshops, experiential learning, picture storybook sharing and art activities. A total of 40 children aged 5 to 8 and their parents participated, enjoying an enriching and meaningful summer of learning together.
Activities include:
1.Protect Yourself Workshop -August 4
The first session focused on “body boundaries” and “self‑protection.” Led by an experienced Education Officer, children aged 5–7 learned about their bodies through interactive games, arts and crafts, and practiced distinguishing good contact and bad contact. Parents, meanwhile, learned how to discuss sexuality topics with their children in a relaxed and positive way. Participants also received the picture book Tak Tak Kar Kar Sexuality Education Series for Young Children (3 to 6) and other teaching materials to make sexuality education part of daily life.
2.Origin of Life Experiential Tour - August 8
“Where do I come from?” is a common question from children. With storytelling, parent talks, experiential activities and small crafts, this tour helped families explore the mysteries of life. Parents gained practical skills for talking about sexuality and discovered a variety of educational resources available at the ARC, boosting their confidence in carrying out sexuality education at home. Each child brought home books including Our First Journey: How Babies Are Born and Sexuality Education Activity Book for Kids to encourage parents and children to read together.
3.Gender Education Picture Book Sharing × ARC Tour- August 26
Another activity, which is a guided reading session of the picture book “Oh! I Misunderstood?! A Little Story about Gender”, used an engaging story to introduce the concepts of gender equality and respect for differences and breaking down gender stereotypes. A guided tour of ARC also introduced parents to a collection of sexuality education resources which provide support for future learning.
4.Pastel Nagomi Art × ARC Tour - August 14 & 28
The combination of art and sexuality education sparked unique creativity. In the “Little Yuet’s Crystal Ball” Pastel Nagomi Art session, children aged 6–8 expressed emotions through colors and learned how to develop respectful interpersonal boundaries. Parents were amazed at how this approach made it easier for children to engage with sexuality education.
Feedback from Parents and Children
“The instructor was attentive and patient. The children truly enjoyed themselves. We look forward to joining more activities at the ARC.”
“A simple and effective way to help children understand private