Teaching and Learning Characteristics:

Teaching strategies

1. High participation, interactive classroom

2. Creating a language-rich environment, equipping students with proficiency in Chinese, English and Putonghua
3. Emphasis on developing thinking skills, inquiry and research spirit, and creativity
4. Interdisciplinary learning, all-around learning, and diverse learning experiences

Learning assessment

1. Adopting formative assessment to provide timely feedback for teaching and learning needs
2. Diverse methods of assessment: project based learning, learning journals, oral presentations
3. Constructive feedback through assessments

Learning to learn

1. Encouraging self-directed learning
2. Cultivating common competencies across different subjects
3. Learning through reading: diverse reading activities to create a love for reading

Reading Program:

Creating a school-wide reading culture through activities such as morning reading sessions, parent-child reading, peer reading, storytelling by teachers, book recommendations and sharing, to stimulate students' interest in reading. Utilizing the reading program to guide students in developing the habit of keeping track of their reading progress.

Technology Teaching:

Incorporating relevant information technology curriculum and skills into various subjects according to teaching and learning needs.

Student Support:

（1）Providing adaptation courses for first-graders to facilitate their smooth transition into campus life.
（2）Establishing parent volunteers, Parent Academy, and parent sharing groups to encourage parents' active participation in school activities.

Learning Needs:

1. Utilizing small group learning in the classroom to facilitate mutual support among students.
2. Implementing differentiated teaching in core subjects according to individual needs to support students with different abilities.
3. Establishing various types of teams, such as leadership teams, school teams, and elite classes, to develop students' potential.
4. Setting up counseling groups, emotional support groups, speech therapy groups, and enhanced guidance classes to address students' emotional and learning needs.

Exams:

Ongoing formative assessments throughout the year; two comprehensive subject exams per year.

Strategies:

Formative assessment approach for all grades one through six.

Student Performance:

Students are honest, polite, enjoy learning, and display creativity; they actively participate in various activities and perform well academically.

Key Development Projects:

Conducting different teaching and research projects to enhance teaching and learning effectiveness.

"Learning Life: School days per week: 5"

Regular class periods per day: 8

Duration of each regular class period: 35 minutes

Regular class start time: 8:00 am

Regular class end time: 3:00 pm

Regular lunch time: 1:05 pm to 1:50 pm

Lunch arrangement: Homeroom teachers eat together with students in the classroom

Lunch options:
(1) Parents bring meals to school
(2) Students bring their own meals
(3) School catering service

Collaborative Teaching:
We utilize three forms of collaborative teaching to assist students' learning:
(1) Cooperative learning in class, allowing students to support each other
(2) Most classes use collaborative teaching
(3) After-class tutoring in the form of a coaching station

Frequency of Tests and Exams: Two comprehensive subject exams per year (once per year for first grade)

Other Assessment Strategies: Formative assessment is adopted for all grades one through six.

Note:
Each day has a remedial class to help students reflect on and consolidate what they have learned.
Diverse activities are provided during break time to allow students to learn and stretch their bodies in a fun environment.
After-school open campus and extracurricular activities are offered to develop students' holistic education.

Tuition fee:

For the 2024-2025 academic year, the tuition fee is $17,380, payable in ten installments of $1,738 per month (subject to approval by the Education Bureau). The tuition fee does not include the cost of school uniforms, school bus, lunch, textbooks, and special interest classes. Note: The school may apply for a tuition fee increase with the Education Bureau each year.

Tutoring Fees:：

None

Parent-Teacher Association Fees:

$100

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Time

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