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- Depending on the interest and the abilities of the students, the school will run both EMI and CMI classes in junior forms.
- Small class teaching is practiced, with about 30 students in each class.
- To put lessons in life, Professional native English teachers are specially employed for the purpose of teaching English.
- To cater for learner differences, our teachers hold supplementary lessons after school with tailored teaching materials.
- Several professional instructors are employed by our school to run tutorial classes after school.
- To bridge for the NSS curriculum,Citizenship, Economics and Society(S1)/ Citizenship and Society(S2-S3) is introduced in junior forms.
- Our school possesses an English Learning Center, holds English self-learning software, and organizes activities like English Week and English Corner. English Cafe is particularly set up for students to talk and play games with NETs.
- In order to cultivate a good reading habit and the ability to appreciate arts, our school runs “Poem Every Week” program as well as introducing a weekly lesson in “Appreciation of Chinese and Western Classics.”
- Introduction of Early Reading Period for all students and teachers to cultivate reading habit in the whole school. In addition, an inter-subject reading program is established to enhance students' reading of books and articles in different ranges. Furthermore, the "Reading Notes" reading plan is implemented, requiring students to read at least designated Chinese and English books and chapters every month and keep reading records, thereby enabling students with ability and interest to absorb a wide range of in-depth knowledge more systematically.
- S.1 student are required to take Tea art and Spanish courses.
- S.2 and S.3 students must take Chinese painting , Calligraphy and Japanese.
- Everyjunior form student must have taken in-depth cultural, art, physical education classes or participated in a domestic study tour.
- Each student is expected to participate in at least 30 hours of social services. Through organizing, leading and participating in social services, students can develop a positive personality as well as leadership skills.
- S.1 students are expected to join one uniformed group to train their law-abiding spirit.
- Each student has to take part in adventure training course, body-building and rock climbing classes so as to build their esteem, discipline and team spirit.
Boundless Education
Beyond the boundaries of subjects: Integrated Learning |
Our school changes the learning mode of a bounded single subject by restructuring and consolidating various subjects. Our school emphasizes cross-subjects collaboration by introducing cross-subjects curriculum such as, Integrated Humanities, Combined Science, Combined Arts and Life Education. By doing so, we hope to cultivate generic and practical skills of the students. |
Beyond lesson time – Independent Learning |
Our school changes the learning mode of the existing fixed lesson time. Apart from adjusting the length of lesson time to cater for different teaching needs, we bring in independent reading session and after-school self-learning session. We also set up online self-learning curriculum and flipped classroom videos so that students are no longer constrained by lesson time. No matter after school, at home or even at whatever time, students can learn by themselves by logging in the databank of the school online. This enhances the learning effectiveness. |
Beyond restriction of forms and classes – Catering for Learner Differences |
We reform the learning mode of fixed forms and classes. For the three core subjects, i.e. Chinese, English and Mathematics, we arrange students into different groups according to their learning abilities, instead of the traditional forms and classes, so as to cater for learner differences. Our teachers devise appropriate teaching materials and deploy suitable teaching strategies based on the features and needs of different learner groups. By doing so, we help students of different abilities to gains more in the lesson. |
Beyond the boundary of classroom – Authentic Learning |
We go beyond classroom teaching. Students and teachers go outside the classrooms and the campus to practice Authentic Learning and explore various interactive learning experiences, such as project learning, social services, study tour and extra-curricular activities. Students can acquire all-rounded knowledge from diversified learning, and consolidate subject knowledge by practicing. |
Beyond geographical boundary – Around-the-world Learning |
We no longer follow the traditional place-based learning mode. We encourage students to travel outside Hong Kong and explore the world. Our school has established partnership of teaching, continuing education as well as exchange scheme with education institutions around the world. Every year, we invite overseas scholars and students to visit us, or to lecture or exchange ideas by using internet or videoconferencing. We regularly arrange students to exchange or have study tour to overseas schools during extended holidays so that the thinking skills and the visions of our students can go beyond geographical boundary and cater for the global development. |