English poetry for Hong Kong's young persons,
parents and the public
Apart from the advisers and core team members, many people have worked feverishly behind the scene. Let’s meet them here.
 On Sing Tao DailyMany thanks to the press for their interest in the project's mission. The public is welcome to give us comments to enable us to improve: poetryreading@hkbu.edu.hk |  So, it's here!The Blue Sparrow has been published! We continue to welcome your poems. We look to expand this resource for HK learners. |  A brief encounterWe made a presentation to introduce what we do in this project. We thank the audience's feedback and interest in this work. |
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 PoetrylandWe choose variety over consistency. We respect multi-voices and want to include as many poets and people as possible on this platform. |  Dr Lee Ho Cheung (Peter)Dr Lee is a poet who contributed a poem to this corpus. |  Mr Cyril MaMr Ma (third from the left) is a poet who contributed a poem to this corpus. |
 Mr John Della PietraJohn is an adviser from the HKBU Language Centre. |  Script writingScript writing and preparation for video-recording. |  Ms Florence TamMs Florence Tam (middle), a primary school teacher, contributed a poem to this corpus. |
 June 2020: Working on the dataA wonderful team of HKBU student teachers who work behind the scene to support the crucial features of the App. |  Ms Jane LoA typical video-recording session at the Department of Education Studies, HKBU. Ms Jane Lo was our former adviser and is still tightly connected with this project. |  July 2020: HKBU teachers behind the sceneGreat support by the student teachers from the Department of Education Studies, HKBU. |
 Pictures can inspireOne of our tasks is to look for pictures for illustration and description. |
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