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SAP Crystal Reports 香港仔聖伯多祿天主教小學 Aberdeen St. Peter's Catholic Primary School 18 Shek Pai Wan Estate, Hong Kong 28735101 [email protected] POA School Net No. 28735100 http://www.aspcps.edu.hk School Information Supervisor / Chairman of Incorporated Management School Head School Type Student Gender Religion Management Committee Committee Rev. Chan Tak Hung Philip Ms. Ho Hoi Yiu Helen Established Aided Co-ed Catholicism Whole Day Year of Commencement of Medium of School Bus Area Occupied Name of Sponsoring Body School Motto Operation Instruction by the School The Catholic Diocese of To Love God and Mankind; 1958 Chinese School Bus About 5300 Hong Kong To Seek Virtue and Knowledge Sq. M Feeder Secondary School Past Students' / School Alumni Association Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) St. Peter's Secondary School Yes Yes 2019/2020 Annual School Charges School Fee Tong Fai PTA Fee Approved Charges for Non-standard Items Other Charges / Fees - - $30 $300 - School Facilities No. of No. of No. of No. of Others Classroom(s) Playground(s) School Hall(s) Library(ies) 30 3 1 1 Green House, PTA Centre. Special Rooms Facility(ies) Support for Students with Special Educational Needs English Room, Computer Room, Music Room, Dancing Room, Visual & Ramp, Accessible lift, Accessible toilet, Braille and tactile floor plan and Tactile Art Room, Religious Learning Centre, etc. guide path plan. Teaching Staff Information (including School Head) in the 2018/2019 school year Number of teaching posts in the approved establishment 54 Total number of teachers in the school 55 Qualifications and professional training (%) Years of Experience (%) Teacher Certificate / Bachelor Degree Master / Doctorate Degree Special Education 0 - 4 years 5 - 9 years 10 years or above Diploma in Education or above Training 100% 96% 34% 43% 7% 4% 89% Class Structure P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 Total 2018/2019 school year No. of classes 5 5 5 5 5 5 30 2019/2020 school year (Based on the No. of classes 5 5 5 5 5 5 30 approval of EDB in March / April 2019) Mode of teaching at different levels Intensive Remedial Teaching Programme caters the needs of pupils with learning difficulties and less-abled. Consolidate pupils' cognitive knowledge, adopt learning strategies and increase their confidence through the adjustment of curriculum and teaching strategies. Remarks - Performance Assessment No. of exam(s) per year No. of test(s) per year Streaming arrangement P.4- P.6 Pupils who are more-abled will be distributed to class A or D, while others will be distributed to class 3 0 B, C or E. (Class D and E use Putonghua as Medium of instruction). Diversified Assessment for Learning There are Formative Assessment, Summative Assessment and observation. Only Chinese, English, Maths and General Studies have formative assessment. School Life No. of school days per week No. of periods per day Duration of each normal period School starts at School ends at Lunch break 5 Days 9 35 min 8:15AM 3:30PM 12:00 - 12:50 Lunch arrangement Healthy school life Remarks Provided by designated Doing exercises together in the morning assembly. 1. 8:15a.m.-8:50a.m.: Assembly, Class teacher's time. supplier. Participating in The School "Nutri-agent" Project, Healthy 2. Each Friday 2:45p.m.-3:30p.m.: Extra-curricular Activities. Snack Bar. 3. Tuesday to Friday 8:00a.m.-8:35a.m.: Remedial Teaching. Life-wide Learning Activities Our school provides a variety of extra-curricular activities for pupils. We have different youth groups, such as the Young Pioneers of Christ, Cub Scouts, Brownies, CYC, JPC, Green Teens, English Ambassadors, Putonghua Ambassadors, Little Gardeners and Reading Buddies. We also have different school teams for Volleyball/Basketball, Swimming, Chinese dance, Hong Kong Chinese Martial Arts dragon and lion dance team, Concert band, Choir, Choral speaking and Mathematical Olympiad. Furthermore, there are interest classes to develop pupils' talents, such as Chinese Kung-fu, Karate, Magic, Ink-wash painting and Phonics. School Mission Based on the spirit of gospel building pupils' moral, develop pupils' independent thinking and critical thinking by creating a good learning atmosphere roster pupils' civic sense, like care for the our society and love our own country. School Characteristics School Management School Management Organisation: School Management Committee → Principal → Vice-principal → AM → Teaching Staff Incorporated Management Committee / School Management Committee / Management Committee: We have School Management Committee that includes representatives of teachers, parents and ex-schoolmates. Meetings are held regularly. School Green Policy: We have established an environmental policy including environmental management and environmental education. School's Major Concerns: Enhancing academic performance by improving teaching effectiveness and motivation. Learning and Teaching Plan Learning & Teaching Strategies: 1. The school promotes students' self-directed learning. Through different subjects, cross subject curriculum and a diverse range of teaching strategies, students' potentials are highly promoted. The teaching strategies include thinking tools, reading across the curriculum, STEM education, E-learning, cooperative learning, life-wide learning, project learning and gifted education. 2. Assessment Quality-assurance Platform (AQP) is a powerful tool to find out problematic items or papers so that teachers can identify students' strengths and weaknesses that provide appropriate teaching and learning support. 3. The well-designed teaching strategy "Three High" (High Participation, High Interaction and High enjoyment) are used in teaching to promote students' learning interest. Development of Key Tasks: 1. Reading to Learn: The school arranges lessons in collaboration with the school library, reading award schemes, reading across the curriculum, Reading Aunt/Uncle for P.1 students, Reading Ambassadors, etc. 2. IT: The well-equipped instructional multimedia such as interactive whiteboards, tablets and IT software are used both in classrooms and outside classroom. 3. The school arranges activities to equip students with the project learning skills: Cross-curriculum life-wide learning activities for P.1-P.6. STEM education is instilled in the topics of General Studies and project learning. 4. Moral and Civic Education: Under the vision of Catholic Schools, the school provides comprehensive student guidance services to nurture students with the 5 core values of Catholic Education. The school fosters students to develop good personality and positive attitude towards life through whole-person education, personal growth education, Catholic Social Ethics (National Condition) and non-formal curriculum. Development of Generic Skills: The formal curriculum and life-wide learning help students develop different generic skills. Teachers make good use of different teaching strategies and learning activities to develop students' generic skills such as communication, collaboration, critical thinking and creativity, etc. The school has been deploying strategies such as cooperative learning, self-learning packages, rewarding scheme and E-learning platform to build up students' self-directed learning. Student Support Whole School Approach to Cater for Student Diversity: Our student support team is led by Special Education Need Coordinator (SENCO) which takes care of pupils with special learning needs and economic needs like education psychology service, speech therapy service, social group, tutorial classes or remedial classes. Whole School Approach to Integrated Education: Use learning support grant, enhanced speech therapy grant, school-based education psychologists, district-based plans, etc., and coordinate with all-round student guidance activities to provide teaching and assessment adjustments, counseling groups, social training, speech therapy and individualized learning plans for students with special educational needs. Education Support for Non-Chinese Speaking (NCS) Students: Our school provides additional support for NCS students to facilitate their learning of Chinese: Provide 'Read and Write programme' and Chinese tutorials to help non-Chinese speaking students learn Chinese. Curriculum Tailoring and Adaptation: Special arrangements and adjustments on homework and assessments are made for students with special educational needs. Home-school Co-operation and School Ethos Home-School Co-operation: Through conducting parents workshops and setting up a big parents' network, our school maintains close relationship with the parents. Our parent volunteers not only help out at lunch time but also offer much help in reading and lunchtime activities. School Ethos: We help pupils set up positive and active attitude through regular, irregular and hidden curriculum, in addition to different activities and Whole Person Development. We promote the five core values of Catholic Education and Catholic Social Ethics (National Conditions) so as to inspire pupils' body, heart and spirit. We help pupils cope with predicament and difficulties, seek for personal life goal through self-empowerment and develop psychological quality. We hope all these can help pupils build up a foundation for whole person development and learning so as to get the best life. Future Development School Development Plan: In teaching and learning, we would like to increase pupils' self-learning skills and learning motivation, through different strategies, such as setting individual learning programme, preview and note-taking explorations. Besides, based on
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