- in 2023-2024, we are joining the Learning English with Drama Fun programme to further improve our curriculum
Developing Students’ Potentials
Enrichment Learning Tasks
- enrichment tasks and activities are designed to extend the learning and unleash the potentials of the elite classes in J.5 and J.6
English Drama Class
- to train students to perform English dramas
- to encourage students to create their own dialogues and put themselves in the role of the characters
- to participate in drama competitions
Writing Class
- lessons are planned and taught by a native English teacher
- the aim is to activate students’ interest in poetry and different text types and help to develop their potential in writing
- students acquire a wide vocabulary and an understanding of grammar for writing
- they learn how to write clearly, accurately, and coherently, adapting their language and style in and for a range of contexts, purposes and audience
- selected poems and writings will be entered in a variety of competitions, such as the Hong Kong Budding Poets (English) Award
English Puppetry Team
- students join some workshops to learn to select a story, write a script, design and make puppets and props, and apply puppetry skills in their performance
- students join The Story to Stage Puppetry Competition held by the NET Section of the Education Bureau
English Debate Team
- to develop students’ critical thinking skills
- to improve students’ speaking skills as well as their quick-thinking skills, and build their confidence
- to join different debate competitions (e.g. HKSSDC and UNSDGs)
English Ambassadors
- J4, J5 and J6 students are selected and trained to be English Ambassadors by the native English teachers. Their job is to chat and play games in English with other students during lunch recess on Day E
- English Ambassadors also help the native English teachers run the English shops and organise the Pooi Kei’s Got Talent competition
Buddy Tutors
- some J4, J5 and J6 students are selected and trained to be Buddy Tutors to help lower form students improve their reading
- they guide some lower form students to read appropriate levelled books twice a week before school
Others
- provide training and performance opportunities for students in storytelling, reading poems, presentations, debate and project work
Activities
Internal
English Days
- include English morning assemblies, lunchtime activities, and recess ‘Walk and Talks’
- during these days, vocabulary items related to different topics are introduced to students
Language Games on Day E
- various table games and activities are designed and organised by native English teachers for students of all levels to play
- the games are based on the topics and vocabulary introduced in the English assemblies
- students are awarded E-Dollars for participating in a game
- English Ambassadors help to run the games
English Activities Day
- held by the end of the school year for all levels
- various game booths are designed based on the various English assembly topics throughout the year
External
English Competitions
- provide training for students to take part in drama, debate, writing, speech, public speaking competitions, etc.