趙承基先生 

Mr CHAO Shing-kie joined the Roving Fifth (5th Kowloon Group) in mid-1950s because there was no Scouts Group in his school. Mr CHAO obtained the Queen's Scout Badge shortly after he was promoted to senior Scouts and received the Royal Certificate on St. George's Day in 1961. Later the CHAO family was relocated to the newly completed  North Point Estate. Mr CHAO invited to join as a Scouter in a newly established Scout group there.  He was firstly assigned in Wolf Cub Pack as Cubmaster, then Scoutmaster, Senior Scout Leader and later became the Group Scout Leader in 1980. The most memorable and proud moment when serving the 86th Hong Kong Group was that, seven Senior Scouts were completed the Queen's Scout Badge in the same year. This was invaluable to an Open Group in a public housing estate with limited resources.

Mr CHAO was asked to serve in the district and the Training Team later. Since then, he has been focused on training for decades. He was invited to establish Chai Wan District which was split from Shaukeiwan District in 1999. Soon after 18 months later, he handed over the duty to his successor, with not only a well-established district committee, also a district headquarters in Yue Wan Estate. He had also set up a Scout Group in a private housing estate Hang Fa Chuen which was not often at that time.

From front-line training to administration work, Mr CHAO devoted his time to serving the young people and contributing to the development of Hong Kong Scout Movement.

For veteran Mr CHAO, the Long Service  Medal with 4 Stars is not a reward, but an recognition of his 60 years of service.