July 20-25, 2026 | For Ages 10-14 (Rising P5-F2)
Ways to Approach
a Crime Scene,
Collect Evidence,
Conduct Analysis
in Team
Fundamentals of
Impressions and
Blood Pattern
Analysis
Formulate Case
Based on
Evidence Found
Moot Court
Sun
Optional:
Excursions to Visit
Innovation Labs
(Details to come)
PM (3 hrs)
Analysis of
Fingerprints:
Dusting, Lifting and
Ink Prints
Evidence and
Investigation
Technique
AM (3 hrs)
Mon
Orientation |
Fundamentals
of Forensic
Sciences
Tue
AI-augmented:
Case Studies
Research
Wed
AI-augmented:
Image Analysis
Thu
AI-augmented:
Case and
Presentation
Development
Fri
Sat
Expo
MON
AM (3hr):
Orientation | Evolutionary History of Art & Why Graffiti?
PM (3hr):
Graffiti and Social Sciences Impact | Commercialisation of Art
TUE
AM (3hr):
AI-augmented2: Analysis of Cultural Motifs
PM (3hr):
The Science and Sustainability of Spray Painting
WED
AM (3hr):
AI-augmented2: Generate Style Mash-ups with AI Tools
PM (3hr):
Design Thinking process of Graffiti Creation
THU
AM (3hr):
AI-augmented2: Simulate Murals on Digital Walls
PM (3hr):
Finalize Design Process and Output
FRI
AM (3hr):
Offsite–Graffiti Spray Painting at an Outdoor Art Studio
PM (3hr):
Offsite–Christie's Auction House for Psychology of Auctioneering
SAT
Expo
SUN
Optional: Excursions to Visit Innovation Labs (Details to come)
CSI DNA to Deduction:
Crime Scene Forensics - Sciences, Law & AI
Led by CSI experts, participants will immerse into the roles of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, as they hone their observation, and logical thinking abilities, and apply scientific skills such as fingerprinting and DNA analysis.
With hands on practical experience working on a constructed crime scene, students will apply physics, chemistry and biology in solving a crime to figure out "Whodunnit?”.
Using AI tools, participants will learn to augment the research process of clues and insights such as image analysis to unlock and present their understanding of cases.
Participants will act as scientists and investigators, taking into account possible legal implications, to explain their findings!
Led by Kiki Wong (Head of Forensics at The Forensics Company) and Anthony Tsang (Director at the Forensics Company)
1 All timetables and programme arrangements (including instructors and programme activities) are subject to change at the discretion of the programme organisers.
2 Delivered by AI Augmented Learning instructors from Genesis Learning.
Non Verbal
Communications
Skills Learning and
Development
Timetable
Timetable
AI-augmented:
Case Studies
Research
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PM (3 hrs)
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AM (3 hrs)
AI-augmented:
Case Studies
Research
2
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