- Senior Secondary Curriculum
- Other learning Experience
- Schedule for F.3 NSS subject selection
- NSS NEWS
Senior Secondary Curriculum
Senior Secondary Curriculum
- 4 Core Subjects
- Chinese Language
- English Language
- Mathematics
- Liberal Studies
- 2-3 Electives
- Other Learning Experience
NSS Subjects Offered by School
2017-2020
| S4 | A | B | C | D | |
X1 |
History* / Economics / Chinese Literature* / Physics / Chemistry / Information and Communication Technology |
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X2 |
Biology / Business, Accounting and Financial Studies / Geography / Chinese History* / Visual Arts* | ||||
X3 (Class D only) |
Chemistry |
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Mathematics Extended Part – Module 1 (Calculus and Statistics) (Optional) |
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2018-2021
| S4 | A | B | C | D |
X1 |
History* / Economics / Chemistry / Biology / Information and Communication Technology / Visual Arts* |
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X2 |
Chinese History* / Chinese Literature* / Geography / Business, Accounting and Financial Studies / Physics | |||
X3 (Class D only) |
Chemistry |
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Mathematics Extended Part – Module 1 (Calculus and Statistics) (Optional) |
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2019 - 2022
| S4 | A | B | C | D |
X1 |
History* / Visual Arts* / Chemistry |
Economics / Biology / Physics |
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X2 |
Business, Accounting and Financial Studies / Geography / Chinese History* / Chinese Literature* / Information and Communication Technology / Physics / Biology |
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X3 |
Chemistry / Mathematics Extended Part – Module 1 (Calculus and Statistics) / Mathematics Extended Part – Module 2 (Algebra and Calculus) |
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* : These subjects adopt Chinese as the medium of instruction.
Other learning Experience
About Other Learning Experiences
Under the NSS Curriculum, OLE is one of the three components that complement the core and elective subjects (including Applied Learning courses) for the whole person development of students. Building on the foundation of the five Essential Learning Experiences in the Basic Education (Primary 1- Secondary 3), schools will offer students a range of OLE opportunities encouraging them to participate in the five areas of OLE, namely Moral and Civic Education, Community Service, Career-related Experiences, Aesthetic Development and Physical Development.
Our OLE Curriculum:
| Moral and Civic Education | Morning Assemblies, Assemblies, Class Periods & Religion Studies lessons |
| Community Service | School-based Service Award SchemeSchool-based Service Training Sessions |
| Career-related Experiences | Career Activities Life-planning Workshops |
| Aesthetic Development | Arts Activities |
| Physical Development | PE Lessons |
| Extra-curriculum Activities & Awards | Recorded in the SLP by students |
About Student Learning Profile (SLP)
SLP is a summary presentation of what a student achieves and participates, in terms of their whole person development during the senior secondary years. It aims to celebrate and recognize the whole person development for all students as well as for them to reflect on on-going experiences and set goals. Every student should be encouraged to build a SLP. School will assist students to build their profiles through out the senior secondary periods. .
The content of SLP may include brief information on:
- academic performance in school
- OLE;
- performance / awards gained outside school; and
- student's ‘self-account’ (e.g. highlight any impressive learning experiences or career goal setting)
OLE Activities for Senior Students:
Aesthetic Development
- School Choir
- Singing Contest
- Schools Music Festival
- Inter-school competitions
- Music Performance
- Music Instrument Training
- Young Audience Scheme
- Orchestra
- Pottery Club
- Youth Arts Festival
- Yuen Long Arts Festival
- Health Education Comics Competition
- Students Art Exhibition
- Dance Sport Club
- Jazz Club
- Drama Club
- Gardening Club
- Photography Club
- Home Economics Club
- Schools Speech Festival
Physical Development
- Volleyball Club
- Basketball Club
- Tennis Club
- Judo Club
- Fencing Club
- Squash Club
- Badminton Club
- Table Tennis Club
- Football Club
- Inter-school sports competitions
- Sports Day
Career Related Experience
- Career Activities
- Visits to workplaces
- All-round Development Scheme
- Careers planning
- Summer work experience
- Counseling Talk on IVE courses
- Visits to local Universities
- Career Section counseling helper
- Youth-reporter Scheme
Moral and Civic Education
- Club members
- Student Union Election
- Leadership Training
- Environmental Education Program
- Financial Education
- National Education Program
- Exchange & collaborative educational programme with the Mainland
- Sex Education Week
- MORED On Air
- Gifted Education Tours
- Fund-raising Activities
- Dress Casual Day
- Outstanding Student Award
- Best Attitude Award
- Community Services
- Gospel Speakers Evangelistic Meeting
- Gospel Day & Gospel Fortnight
- Talk on “Media Culture & Drug Abuse”
- Talk on “Living in Harmony”
Community Services
- School-based Service Award Scheme
- Community Service Training
- Peer Mentoring
- Volunteers Club
- HKFYG: Heart to Heart Project
- Food Bank Services
- World Vision Child Sponsorship
- Uniformed Groups
- Disciple Training
- Peer Supporting Scheme
- Big brother & Big sister Scheme
- Outstanding Student Leaders Award
- Health Education Service
- Civism Education Scheme
Student Positions and Service Hours
One-off School Services and Service Hours Awarded:
For each participant,
- 3 service hours will be awarded for each half-day voluntary service.
- 5 service hours will be awarded for each whole-day voluntary service.
- Maximum 10 service hours will be awarded for the same voluntary service.
| School Organization | Position | Service Hours Recognized |
| Student Union | President | 60 |
| Vice-President | 50 | |
| Committee Members | 40 | |
| School Prefect | Head Prefect | 60 |
| Vice-Head Prefect | 50 | |
| School Prefect | 40 | |
| Cadet Prefect | 20 | |
| House | House Captain | 50 |
| Vice-House Captain | 40 | |
| House Committee Member | 30 | |
| Morning Assembly | Announcer | 10 |
| Clubs/School Choir | Chairperson | 20 |
| Vice-Chairperson | 10 | |
| Committee Member | 10 | |
| Library | Student Librarian Head | 30 |
| Student Librarian | 20 | |
| Career Section | Student Counselling Helper | 20 |
Class/Class Committee |
Class Monitor/Monitress | 20 |
| Chairperson | 20 | |
| Committee Member | 10 | |
| Information Technology | IT Helper/IT Assistant | 10 |
| Subject | Subject Leader | 10 |
| Others | Active Service Participant | 10 |
From OLE to SLP
Our Preparation Workshops:
Work Schedule:
Jul |
SLP Draft Handed to School |
F.5 Students |
Sep |
Assignment “A Letter to Myself” |
F.4 Students |
Sep |
Careers Morning Assembly on every day 4 |
F.6 Students |
Oct |
Morning Assemblies about OLE |
F.5 Students |
Oct |
Career Counselling |
F.6 students |
Dec |
SLP 2nd Draft Handed to School |
F.6 Students |
Feb |
JUPAS OEA Form submission deadlines |
F.6 students |
Mar |
JUPAS SLP submission deadlines |
F.6 students |
May |
Careers Morning Assembly on every day 4 |
F.5 students |
Jun |
School-based Workshops: |
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Jul |
Introduction to Writing the SLP |
F.5 students |
Schedule for F.3 NSS subject selection
| --- | Activity |
| February | Announcement of schedule of NSS subject selection Distribution of NSS subject selection materials |
| March | NSS subject selection Parents’ Talk Mock subject selection activity |
| April | Life-planning lesson for F.3 students |
| June | F.3 Learning experience planning workshop Distribution of subject selection form |
| July | Collection of subject selection form Announcement of subject selection result |