AAiSS, known as the School Art Ambassador Program, is an initiative by the Hong Kong Arts Development Council aimed at promoting artistic expression among students. Launched in 2008, the program has appointed over 19,000 students from secondary, primary, and special schools as art ambassadors. These young talents are encouraged to share their artistic abilities and engage in diverse artistic activities that inspire creativity.

Each participating school can nominate up to two students, allowing them to partake in a wide range of exciting art events designed to broaden their artistic horizons. The program's core activities include the Dare to Create Art Camp, which fosters creativity during Easter, and the Youth Arts Week, featuring performances, exhibitions, and workshops during the summer. Additionally, the program emphasizes community service by encouraging ambassadors to leverage their talents in various volunteer opportunities.

The 18th edition of the program promises to offer even more engaging artistic experiences, ensuring that the spirit of “Live Art, Share Actively” continues to thrive in schools across Hong Kong.