Our school is committed to nurturing twelve core values and attitudes in students: "Perseverance", "Respect for Others", "Responsibility", "National Identity", "Commitment", "Integrity", "Benevolence", "Law-abidingness", "Empathy", "Diligence", "Unity" and "Filial Piety". These values serve as the foundation for our values education program. Various subjects incorporate real-life themes, encompassing areas such as national education, national security education, positive education, civic education, digital education, and sustainable development education. This approach provides students with a comprehensive learning experience that fosters their holistic development.
Additionally, our school places a strong emphasis on life education. Our life education curriculum utilizes subjects as entry points, aligning with specific learning objectives and connecting relevant knowledge across various life domains. This helps students understand, appreciate, respect, and explore the concept of life. When students encounter challenges at different stages of their growth, they learn to identify the underlying values, conduct objective analyses, make reasonable judgments, and apply these insights practically, equipping them to face future challenges confidently.
Life education helps students pursue a positive, fulfilling, and beautiful life through self-understanding and reflection on the meaning of life.
The purpose is to help students recognize, respect, appreciate, and explore life, thereby actively developing their unique potential. This fosters a belief in cherishing oneself while caring for others, the community, and the world, ultimately contributing to the construction of a harmonious society built on strong life qualities.
Reading books with themes of positivity and resilience enhances students' ability to cope with adversity.
Students learn about the contributions of Yuan Longping, the "Father of Hybrid Rice," and the importance of the nation's efforts to ensure food security.
Hong Kong writer Ms. Human Ip hosted a sharing session on the theme of ecological conservation. Students followed her lead to draw common animals in Hong Kong: the yellow cattle and the baby salamander.
Students designed greeting cards to celebrate the birth of the panda cubs at Ocean Park.