New data reveals a concerning trend of consistently high suicide rates among primary and secondary school students in Hong Kong, with 32 cases in 2023, 28 in 2024, and 31 in 2025. These numbers have remained stagnant despite significant investment in mental health resources and intervention programs by the Education Bureau. Existing support systems, including a three-tier emergency mechanism in secondary schools and public awareness campaigns, have proven insufficient in addressing the crisis. The continuing high rates prompt a critical examination of the effectiveness of current strategies and a deeper understanding of the underlying issues. Experts suggest a fundamental problem may be a lack of emotional support and feelings of being unloved among youth. These figures underscore the urgent need for a renewed focus on children's emotional wellbeing.