Stretchy and Stompy on the move! TYTAPS joins Po Leung Kuk Mrs. Tam Wah Ching Kindergarten Open Day
2026.10.21
Tsing Yi Trade Association Primary School (TYTAPS) recently participated in the Open Day of Po Leung Kuk Mrs. Tam Wah Ching Kindergarten. Three game booths closely tied to the school’s curriculum were set up on-site, allowing kindergarten children to experience the diverse aspects of the TYTAPS classroom through play, while giving the community insight into the school’s innovative aerospace curriculum.
Booth 1: English Language × AI PRINTERUsing English vocabulary, simple prompts, and creative descriptions, student ambassadors guided the young children through an AI printing experience. From entering prompts and selecting images to producing finished artwork, the process combined English expression, information technology, and design thinking—showcasing how the English curriculum integrates with artificial intelligence and innovative applications.
Booth 2: Humanities & Science × Coding CarsKindergarten children controlled small cars using coding commands, learning about directions, sequencing, path planning, and problem-solving. Bridging the spirit of inquiry in Humanities and Science, this activity introduced young learners to computational thinking, logical reasoning, and how technology serves daily life and the community.
Booth 3: Interactive Projection Installation × Marine ConservationAn interactive projection setup brought the underwater world right before their eyes. Through light-and-shadow interactions, children learned about marine life, ecosystems, and the importance of conservation. Linked to Science, Humanities, and Education for Sustainable Development, the activity nurtured values of respecting life and caring for planet Earth.
The most popular photo spot of the entire event was undoubtedly the giant inflatable dinosaur mascots, "Stretchy and Stompy"! Children and adults alike eagerly snapped photos, filling the venue with laughter. The two dinosaurs serve not only as the school’s goodwill ambassadors but also symbolise Tsing Yi Trade Association Primary School’s new ventures in aerospace education—showing how aerospace learning transitions from a dream into the everyday classroom.
