18/08/2026
【Sport Play Out! 25–26】30節訓練,見證青年成長為體育領袖
【Sport Play Out! 25–26】30 Sessions of Growth, From Participants to Sport Leaders
經過30節遊戲化運動及新興運動訓練,18位來自明愛胡振中中學的少數族裔青年,完成「動起來!EM Teen融樂運動培訓計劃2025 - 運動領袖訓練」啦!🎉
呢30節訓練,對同學而言唔只係一段運動訓練,更係一段成長旅程。由學習健球、手綿球到旋風球,佢哋唔單止學識唔同新興運動嘅技巧同帶領方法,亦慢慢建立自信、溝通同領導能力,考取相關專業資格,為將來投身體育相關工作做好準備。
對一班同學嚟講,最初帶領活動時難免會緊張,加上語言有時會成為溝通上嘅挑戰。不過,隨住一次又一次落場帶活動,佢哋慢慢學識用示範、肢體動作同耐性去同參加者溝通,後來已經可以更自然、自信咁表達同帶領活動。
過去一年,學生亦擔任實習導師,帶領小學生進行健球體驗活動,亦擔任共融手綿球比賽嘅教練。由最初學習點樣帶人,到真正落場面對唔同參加者,佢哋一步步累積經驗,亦更加了解點樣照顧其他人嘅需要。
學生 Singh 分享:「我發現自己最大的優勢係活潑同健談,我可以運用呢份活力去鼓勵其他人,建立佢哋嘅信心。」對佢嚟講,運動唔只係學識一項新技能,更令佢發現自己原來可以用自身嘅活力同能力,去鼓勵同建立其他人嘅信心。
After completing 30 sessions of gamified sports and Newly Emerged Sports training, 18 ethnic minority students from Caritas Wu Cheng-Chung College have completed the Sport Play Out! Sport Leader Training Programme! 🎉
For the students, these 30 sessions were more than just sports training — they were a journey of growth. Through learning Kin-ball, Taspony and Flyball, they not only developed skills in different emerging sports and learned how to lead activities, but also built their confidence, communication and leadership skills. They also worked towards relevant professional qualifications, preparing themselves for future opportunities in the sports field.
For many of the students, leading activities was challenging at first. They felt nervous, while language could sometimes make communication more difficult. However, with more opportunities to lead activities, they gradually learned to communicate with participants through demonstrations, body language and patience. Over time, they became more natural and confident in expressing themselves and leading activities.
Throughout the year, the students also took on roles as trainee instructors, leading Kin-ball sessions for primary school students and coaching teams at TREATS inclusive Taspony competition. From learning how to lead others to gaining hands-on experience with different participants, they gradually built up their experience and developed a better understanding of how to respond to the needs of others.
Student Singh shared: “I discovered that one of my biggest strengths is being active and talkative. I can use this energy to encourage others and build their confidence.” For him, sports are not just about learning a new skill — it has also helped him discover how he can use his energy and abilities to encourage and empower others. 💪