ECA Schedule

2019-20 ECA TERM 1 (SEP 23 – DEC 11, 2019)

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rd th ECA Period 23 Sep 2019 (Mon) – 11 Dec 2019 (Wed)

Entrance 11th of Sep 2019 (Tues) – 13th of Sep 2019 (Fri) Period Provider Course fee Payment method External Payee name: Refer to course details. Refer to course details. One cheque for each course Vendors (If a sibling applies for same vendor can write in one cheque.)

ECA Interests: Monday: $675 per installment ($675 x 2 cheques)

Wednesday: $825 per installment ($825 x 2 cheques)

Tuesday OR Thursday OR Friday Payee name: Korean International School $750 per installment Two cheques: date 23rd SEP 2019; 23rd OCT 2019. ($750 x 2 cheques) Korean (If more than one child, can write in same cheque; and/or can

International write multiple ECA courses in same cheque but all occasions Payment School *(ESL:$1,425 x2 cheques) should be one cheque date as 23rd Sep 2019 and the other as (Internal) 23rd Oct 2019.) ECA Sports: Example: Sibling John takes ESL and Math, Luke takes Chinese: One Monday: cheque $2,400 date as 23rd Sep 2019 for ESL, Math and Chinese & the $450 per installment other cheque $2,400 date as 23rd Oct 2019. ($450 x 2 cheques)

Tuesday OR Thursday OR Friday $500 per installment ($500 x2 cheques)

ECA registrations are only considered complete with an online registration and the submission of cheques. All cheques should be submitted to General Office at Rm 107 before the 13thth Sep 2019. Please write the student’s full name, class, and course name on the back of each cheque. If your child is attending a PRIMARY SCHOOL CAMP or SECONDARY SCHOOL CAMP they and it is on the same day as the ECA you should pay for one less lesson and indicate this at the time of payment. Email: [email protected] ECA Sports teacher in-charge: Mr. Luke Leader Enquiries ECA Interests teacher in-charge: Ms. Kim Ashman Submission of an application form does not guarantee placement and is done purely on a first-come-first basis. Once your course has been confirmed, your details will be sent to the instructor for any future communication.

Remarks In the case of a student’s absence, or adverse weather conditions, make up lessons or reimbursements will

not be given. If your child is attending a PRIMARY SCHOOL or SECONDARY SCHOOL CAMP they and it is on the same day as the ECA you should pay for one less lesson and indicate this at the time of payment. 2019 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Remarks (grey colour: no ECA) 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Sep 23: Start of Term 1 ECA SEP 29 30 1 2 3 4 5 Oct 1: National Day 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Oct 7: Chung Yeung Festival OCT 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Oct 21-25: Midterm break 27 28 29 30 31 Oct 28: PD day (no school) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 NOV 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Nov 11-12: Y3 Camping 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Nov 18-20: Y4-5 Camping 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Nov 25-29: Secondary School Trips 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Dec 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Dec 11: Last day of ECA 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Dec 18: Half Day

2019-20 ECA TERM 1 (SEP 23 – DEC 11, 2019)

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Day Dates ECA Interests (min 5 students) ECA Sports (min 6 students) Sep : 23, 30 Musical Performance / School Life in Chinese Mandarin / ESL / Monday Oct : 14 Maths / A Puzzling World / Chinese Immersion / Science JR / Cricket / Netball Nov : 4, 11, 18, 25 Glee Club / Drama ECA / Public Speaking / Korean Writing Basketball / Football / (9) Dec : 2, 9 (Y1-3)/ Story-telling and Drama Basketball Intermediate Sep : 24 Musical Instruments / Arts and Craft / Painting / Afterschool Basketball Advanced / Football / Tennis / Tuesday Oct : 8, 15, 29 Chinese / S.T.E.M. / ICT Club / Thinking Outside the Box / Dance / Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course / Nov : 5, 12, 19, 26 (10) Culture Club Ultimate Frisbee / Football (Liverpool FC)/ Dec : 3, 10 Internal Football/ Cross Country Sep : 25 Ball Hockey Wednesday Oct : 2, 9, 16, 30 Nov : 6, 13, 20, 27 My First Blog / TLC Kids Creative Computing Club Gymnastics (11) Dec : 4, 11 Inclusive Soccer Touch Rugby Sep : 26 ESL / Chinese Foundation / Hanyu Pinyin Course / Chess / Netball Thursday Oct : 3, 10, 17, 31 Graphic Designers / Conversational English / English Badminton Development (10) Nov : 7, 14, 21, 28 Dec : 5 Immersion / Introduction to Media Studies / Magic Tricks Dance Internal Badminton Sep : 27 Korean for Adults Friday Oct : 4, 11, 18 Basketball Nov : 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Foundation’s Filmmaker (10) Multi Sports Dec : 6 African Drumming

2019-20 ECA TERM 1 (SEP 23 – DEC 11, 2019)

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ECA Interests (internal) – Organized by Korean International School Payee name: Korean International School Fee: Please refer to table on cover page *ESL: ($1,425x 2 cheques) Cheque date: 23rd SEP 2019; 23rdh OCT 2019.

MIN. – CODE ECA (CLASS) INTRODUCTION OF CLASSES INSTRUCTOR SCHEDULE TIME VENUES MAX. Tracey MTH1 MTH-ESL (Y1-2) Fun for STARTERS: Cambridge University Press. 308 Peckham MTH2 MTH-ESL (Y3-4) Fun for MOVERS: Cambridge University Press. Pamm Kwok 301 MTH3 MTH-ESL (Y5-6) Fun for FLYERS: Cambridge University Press. Mike Hamblin Monday & 3:10- 207 Thursday 4:10pm

MTH4 MTH-ESL (Y7) KET: Cambridge University Press. (no class on Jun 3, 6) Sunita Nair 201

MTH5 MTH-ESL (Y8-9) PET: Cambridge University Press. (no class on Jun 3, 6) Teresa Jorge 405 4-8 M-Musical This after school activity will focus on various aspects of musical performance 3:10- M1 Performance such as singing, dancing, posture and vocalising. Activities will be levelled in Marvin Shum Monday Rm 303 4:10pm (Y3-Y6) accordance to the student’s ability.

This ECA course targets students with little Mandarin exposure at home who learn Mandarin as a second language at school. Students will be exploring using M-School Life in fundamental Mandarin vocabulary and structures to complete topic based Chinese 3:10- M2 activities. Examples of this may include speaking to a school nurse expressing TBA Monday TBA Mandarin 4:10pm cold symptoms, talking to canteen staffs when choosing food for lunch, or (Y1-6) directing a friend to your birthday party. Extending the topics to real life situations, students can truly relate themselves to the school life in Mandarin. Year 9-13: The Chinese Immersion Program is designed to help you communicate in the language using the shortest study period possible. The M-Chinese program allows students to immerse themselves in real life experiences that 3:10- M3 Immersion require them to utilize and develop their communication skills through authentic TBA Monday TBA 4:10pm (Y9-13) daily practice and activities. Project work and presentations will be a prominent feature of this class, and students will learn how to communicate more fluently, accurately and naturally on a range of subjects and themes. 3:10- 4-8 M4 M-Maths (Y3-6) Alan Brown 100 Learning addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, symmetry and 4:10pm Monday data handling through various Maths games and activities. 4:15- 4-8 M5 M-Maths (R-Y2) Alan Brown 100 5:15pm M-A Puzzling 4-8 Put your thinking caps on and enter a 'puzzling world'. Have fun each week 3:10- M6 World Diana Chian Monday Library exploring crosswords, Sudoku, code breakers and jigsaw puzzles! 4:10pm (Year 4-6) M7-Story-Telling 4-8 A storytelling and drama class which will engage children’s interest and ignite 3:10 – M7 and Drama Teri Mohm Monday Rm 209 their creativity. 4:10pm (R-Y3) T-Korean Read fairy tale stories together and talk about the story. After the group 3:10- M15 Writing Kim Hun Min Monday Rm204 discussion, students can write down their thoughts and feelings about the story. 4:10pm (All Ages) 4-8 T-Musical Each class will be aimed at improving musical instrument skills such as the cello, 3:10- T8 Instruments violin, piano, or guitar. Classes will be levelled in accordance to the students Marvin Shum Tuesday Rm 303 4:10pm (R-Y6) need.

This fun club will focus on problem solving skills. Children will be given different 4-8 T-Thinking challenges each week and then they will have to race against the clock to 3:10- T9 Outside The Box Jay Sajo Tuesday Library complete each challenge that is set. This club is great for working as a team, 4:10pm (Y4-6) improving logical thinking and boosting confidence.

T-Culture Club Jump aboard as students learn about different places from around the world 3:10- 4-8 T10 Kim Ashman Tuesday Rm210 (R1-Y3) through stories, food, and various other hands on activities. 4:10pm 4-8 Discover how to paint with water colours. Early learners will explore painting T-Painting through basic techniques using water colour media. An understanding of lines, 3:10- T11 Eva Bell-Scott Tuesday Rm 718 (Y1-3) colours, and brush strokes will be taught to give learners a better understanding 4:10pm to this traditional art form. Art materials are inclusive in the classes. 4-8 T-Arts and Craft Jacob 3:10- T12 Painting, colouring, cutting, pasting and drawing. Tuesday Rm 204 (R-Y3) Beaumont 4:10pm

2019-20 ECA TERM 1 (SEP 23 – DEC 11, 2019)

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MIN.- CODE ECA (CLASS) INTRODUCTION OF CLASSES INSTRUCTOR SCHEDULE TIME VENUES MAX.

T-After school After school Chinese has a wide variety of educational games and activities that T13 Chinese teach listening, speaking and pronunciation, character recognition, useful TBA (Y1-3) vocabulary and simple sentences. 3:10- TBA Tuesday 4:10pm T-After school Students will be engaged, entertained and immersed in Chinese. We also design T14 Chinese themed lessons to enlarge students’ Chinese vocabulary in several contexts to TBA (Y4-6) assist learning and retention.

After its initial launch last year, Introduction to Media Studies returns this year. Through a step-by-step process students will learn they key features of T-Introduction to Photoshop and photography enabling them to design and produce their own print Jordan 3:10- TH1 Media Studies and non-print material. Additionally, students will gain exposure of how to use Thursday Rm 602 4-8 Warburton 4:10pm (Y4-7) basic features of Apple Macintosh’s. Don’t miss this opportunity to enter the exciting world of Media Studies with the internationally experienced Mr Warburton.

This course is suitable for students who have basic Chinese knowledge and eager to develop their skills and abilities in recognizing and writing Chinese TH-Chinese characters. The course not only instruct students to recognize and know the logic Foundation: of common radicals, but also write characters with correct stroke 3:10- TH2 Characters and TBA Thursday TBA orders. Students will be engaged in diverse and fun class activities. After 4:10pm Words (Y1-6) finishing this course, students will have a solid foundation for further Chinese learning and develop basic ability to read and write simple Chinese words independently.

The course is specially designed for primary students. Considering of their TH-Hanyu Pinyin learning characteristics and ability, and with a wide range of diverse and 3:10- TH3 TBA Thursday TBA Course (Y1-6) interesting teaching activities, the course will allow the student to learn the Hanyu 4:10pm Pinyin and master basic spelling methods in a relaxed and happy atmosphere.

This is a course designed to give students authentic and comprehensive practice of the spoken language. Students will improve their speaking fluency, accuracy TH- and listening skills by practicing real conversations on a range of topics and Howard 3:10- TH4 Conversational Thursday Rm 602 themes. Fun and meaningful activities will be present in each lesson to boost the Reddy 4:10pm English (Y10-11) students’ interest and also to encourage them to interact and communicate more with their peers.

Students will be fully immersed in this level-appropriate English course in order to TH-English speed up the learning process. They will focus on the four main language skills of Immersion reading, writing, speaking and listening as well as examine grammar, vocabulary, 3:10- TH5 TBA Thursday TBA Programme spelling and functional language. Project work and presentations will be a 4:10pm prominent feature of this class, and students will learn how to communicate more (Y12-13) fluently, accurately and naturally on a range of subjects and themes.

2019-20 ECA TERM 1 (SEP 23 – DEC 11, 2019)

ECA INFORMATION

MIN.- CODE ECA (CLASS) INTRODUCTION OF CLASSES INSTRUCTOR SCHEDULE TIME VENUES MAX.

In this unique ECA students will practice juggling and learn how to do circus tricks. It is aimed at developing student’s ability to take calculated risks (as in, TH-Magic Tricks 3:10- TH6 assess the risk and minimise the danger) but not to be scared of trying something Samuel Jones Thursday Rm 306 4-8 (Y1-Y6) 4:10pm that pushes them. They will also improve their concentration, teamwork, and the sheer joy of practising and practising and finally getting something right.

Learn the art of chess. A thinking strategy to overpower your opponent. A logical TH-Chess Jacob 3:10- TH8 game that helps to focus the mind, helps you to improve your memory and Thursday Rm 210 4-8 (Y4-6) Beaumont 4:10pm focuses on problem solving skills.

TH-Graphic This activity is about fun, creativity and learning through exploring. Students will 3:10- TH11 Designers be inspired to create digital drawings, logos, advertisements, posters, and more. Jay Sajo Thursday Library 4-8 4:10pm (Y1-3) They will gain knowledge in proper illustration, image editing and designing.

Learn how to illustrate in the style of comics and magazines. The basic

TH-Drawing techniques of a pop modern art form. In addition to illustrating, characters and 3:10- TH9 Teri Mohm Thursday Rm 204 4-8 (Y3-6) story building essentials will be a part of creating their own comic/manga project. 4:10pm Art materials are inclusive in the classes. Tracy MTH1 MTH-ESL (Y1-2) Fun for STARTERS: Cambridge University Press. Rm 308 Peckham MTH2 MTH-ESL (Y3-4) Fun for MOVERS: Cambridge University Press. Pamm Kwok Rm 301 MTH3 MTH-ESL (Y5-6) Fun for FLYERS: Cambridge University Press. Mike Hamblin Monday & 3:10- Rm 207 Thursday 4:10pm

MTH4 MTH-ESL (Y7) KET: Cambridge University Press. (no class on Jun 3, 6) Sunita Nair Rm 201

MTH5 MTH-ESL (Y8-9) PET: Cambridge University Press. (no class on Jun 3, 6) Teresa Jorge Rm 405

F3-Korean for Learn Korean Language for beginners. 3:10- F3 Kim Hun Min Friday Rm 405 Adults (Parents) (Please use student’s name and class when filling registration form) 4:10pm

2019-20 ECA TERM 1 (SEP 23 – DEC 11, 2019)

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ECA Interests (external) – Organized by External vendors Please refer to the payee name.

CLASS INTRODUCTION OF CLASSES INSTRUCTOR SCHEDULE TIME PAYEE NAME PRICE VENUES

M8 Just like the show, Glee Club is all about bringing out the Glee Club 3:10- inner singer, dancing and theatrical star inside all of us. A fun, Sky Suen Monday $1,620 Rm 415 (Y1-4) exciting and modern way to develop your talents. You will 4:10pm Suen Ki Yan transform popular and catchy tunes into spectacular stage M9 Glee Club numbers. By learning to sing the most popular songs up-to- 4:15- Sky Suen Monday $1,620 Rm 415 (Y5-13) dates, you will also learn all the cool moves from Hip Hop to 5:15pm Jazz Funk to Pop Jazz, whatever you’ve seen in the MTV. M10

From Astronomy to Zoology, Science JR brings in different Science JR 3:10- scientific fields to you. Be curious to explore. Be bold to create Vivian Li Monday Science JR. $1,800 Rm 504 (R-Y2) 4:10pm and test your inventions. Think like a scientist!

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From Astronomy to Zoology, Science JR brings in different Science JR 4:15- scientific fields to you. Be curious to explore. Be bold to create Vivian Li Monday Science JR. $1,800 Rm 505 (Y3-6) 5:15pm and test your inventions. Think like a scientist!

M13 Drama is about communication. The communication skills learnt in drama are directly transferable to the outside world. It provides each individual with the ability to talk with Imogen confidence, stand proudly and communicate ideas clearly and Taylor/ Drama ECA 3:10- CentreStage effectively in any situation. In our Drama ECA students will be Kaijah Monday $1,980 Rm 210 (Y2-6) 4:10pm Studios HK Ltd introduced to poetry, literature, script work and improvisational Bell/Leah skills and performance techniques, as well as covering Fitzgerald elements of the LAMDA Examinations Verse & Prose and Acting syllabi. M14 The CentreStage Studios HK Public Speaking course is guaranteed to build your confidence and will promote courage and conviction when speaking in public as we learn from the most powerful of presenters. At the end of the workshop you Imogen Public will be an analytical thinker and researcher, be able to deliver Taylor/ Speaking a show-stopping speech and influence your peers as you 4:15- CentreStage Kaijah Monday $1,980 Rm 210 (Y4-6) stand out from the crowd! 5:15pm Studios HK Ltd Bell/Leah CentreStage Studios HK is the Official LAMDA Fitzgerald Representative for Hong Kong Island & the New Territories. Students will be invited to enter for the Speaking in Public LAMDA Examination, this is not a compulsory element of the course. T1 Students will experiment with different simple machines S.T.E.M. through fun and creative hands-on LEGO® building. Engineering Machines will be built to demonstrate the application of levers Workshop: and wedges. This workshop will also extensively discuss and 3:10- The Genius Hana Leung Tuesday $2,800 Rm 307 Levers and study the simple machines mentioned above. Students will be 4:10pm Workshop wedges challenged with new tasks and modifications to further (Y1-2) enhance their LEGO® models and engineering knowledge.

T2 S.T.E.M. Robotic structure is the foundation of all machines. In this Robotics program, students will explore the world of robotics by Division: constructing their own robots using different structural 3:10- The Genius Lois Lau Tuesday $2,800 Rm 306 Structure & elements of LEGO®. They will be given the opportunity to 4:10pm Workshop Constructio code their robot to accomplish different tasks and missions. n (Y3-4) This workshop will focus on robot construction. T3 S.T.E.M. Students will be working in groups to design a single robot to Workshop - complete a series of different missions on a mission map Advanced throughout the entire program. Through testing and 4:15- The Genius Hana Leung Tuesday $2,800 Rm 306 Robotics experimentation, students will be given the opportunity to 5:15pm Workshop Division modify and refine the robots’ structure and codes to (Y5-6) accomplish as many missions as possible. W1 By the end of the course, students should be comfortable in English creative writing in a blog setting. Students will learn to My First write for an audience in subjects they find interesting and 3:10- Taskpins Blog (Y4- Coby Liu Wednesday $3,520 Rm 208 learn helpful tips in building a blog in the real world. 4:10pm Global Limited Y6)

2019-20 ECA TERM 1 (SEP 23 – DEC 11, 2019)

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W2 This much loved programme develops essential Computer TLC Kids and ICT skills through fun and challenging projects. Creative Each class has a new and exciting adventure! With topical TLC Global Nikkie 3:10- Computing activities designed to engage their skills and creativity and Wednesday Holding $3,520 Rm 210 Stables 4:10pm Club (Y1- keep your child up-to-date with current trends in our rapidly Limited Y6) changing digital world

F1 Capture your creativity and project it to another level as you advance your Filmmaker experience! Our second tier course Foundation’s Foundation gives you more creative control so you can learn more Kimberley 3:10- Filmmaker Friday Academy $2,550 Rm 210 advanced filmmaking techniques and discover the importance Tam 4:10pm (ages 8-11) Limited of pre-production skills such as storyboarding and screenplay writing. F2 DJIJOR African AFRICAN Learn interesting Rhythms from Africa, enjoy fun African 3:10- Music drumming Abraham Friday DRUMMING $1,080 games, songs and stories. 4:10pm Room (Y2-3) DANCE COMPANY

ECA Sports (internal) – Organized by Korean International School Payee name: Korean International School Fee: Please refer to the cover page Cheque date: 23rd SEP 2019; 23rd OCT 2019.

YEAR SCHEDULE ECA (SPORTS) COACH VENUES PRICE MIN – MAX GROUP TIME Monday SM3-Cricket Y1-6 Craig Johnstone 3:10-4:10pm Green Area $450x2 4-20 Monday SM4-Netball Y5-6 Ni Si Nixon 3:10-4:10pm Tennis Court 6/F $450x2 4-24 Monday SM5-Basketball Y2-4 Jay Sajo 4:15-5:15pm Gym $450x2 4-24 Monday SM6-Football Y3-4 Luke Leader 3:10-4:10pm Basketball Court G/F $450x2 4-20 Monday SM7-Football Y5-6 Luke Leader 4:15-5:15pm Basketball Court G/F $450x2 4-20 Tuesday ST5-Ultimate Frisbee Y4-6 Sean Blanco 3:10-4:10pm Green Area $500x2 4-16 Tuesday ST1-Basketball Intermediate Y5-6 Alan Brown 3:10-4:10pm Tennis Court 6/F $500x2 4-16 Tuesday ST2-Basketball Advanced Y5-6 Alan Brown 4:15-5:15pm Tennis Court $500x2 4-16 ST9-Ninja Warrior Obstacles Tuesday Y1-Y2 Jay Sajo 4:10-5:10 Gym $500x2 10-15 Course Tuesday ST8 _ Dance R-Y1 Marche Shaw 3.10-4.10 415 $500x2 4-10 Tuesday ST2-Basketball Advanced Y5-6 Alan Brown 4:15-5:15pm Tennis Court 6/F $500x2 4-16 Tuesday ST3-Football Y2 Luke Leader 3:10-4:10pm Basketball Court G/F $500x2 4-20 Tuesday ST4-Cross Country Y6-13 Ni Si Nixon 3:10-4:10pm Green Area $500x2 4-16 Thursday STH1-Touch Rugby Y4-8 Shaun Vessey 3:10-4:10pm Tennis Court 6/F $500x2 4-16 Thursday STH2-Touch Rugby Y4-7 Shaun Vessey 7:15-8:15am Tennis Court 6/F $500x2 4-16 Thursday STH3-Netball Y3-4 Ni Si Nixon 3:10-4:10pm Tennis Court 6/F $500x2 4-24 Thursday STH5-Badminton Y7-13 Luke Leader 3:10-4:10pm Gym $500x2 4-16 Thursday STH8 – Dance Y2-3 Marche Shaw 3:15-4:15pm Rm 415 $500x2 4-10 Friday SF1-Basketball R-Y1 Jay Sajo 3:10-4:10pm Tennis Court 6/F $500x2 4-16 Friday SF2-Basketball Y10-13 Jay Sajo 4:15-5:15pm Tennis Court 6/F $500x2 4-16 Friday SF4-Basketball Y7-13 Jay Sajo 4:15-5:15pm Tennis Court 6/F $500x2 4-16

2019-20 ECA TERM 1 (SEP 23 – DEC 11, 2019)

ECA INFORMATION

ECA Sports (external) – Organized by External vendors Please refer to the payee name.

YEAR PAYMENT / MIN – SCHEDULE ECA-COACH/COMPANY (INTRODUCTION) VENUES PRICE GROUP TIME CHEQUE PAYEE MAX ST6 Tennis - Sport4kids Sai Wan Ho From how to hold a racket, to developing a rally. Kids will learn all 3:10- Online payment Tuesday R-Y2 Playground $1,600 8-24 the essential to building confidence as well as a foundation in 4:10pm Sport4kids.hk Tennis Courts Tennis.

ST7 Football – Liverpool FC International Academy Learn to play “The Liverpool Way” with our core values of Ambition, Commitment, Dignity and Unity. $1,600 By your child attending a Liverpool FC International Academy Course, they will not just learn basic soccer skills through practice Plus $380 Full Payee name: but also essential social skills in small-sided games. All of our 3:10- Tuesday R-Y1 Gym Liverpool PNH Soccer 12-24 expertly designed coaching programmes are based upon our 4:10pm Academy Academy Limited current coaching curriculum that is being delivered to our players football at our Academy in UK. Every player will take home a certificate of Kit. attendance upon completion of the course. (optional) This soccer coaching programme is designed for students from Reception class to Year One. SW1 Ball Hockey – Daryl Wong Join Coach Daryl at Korean International School on Wednesdays for some Ball Hockey fun! This is a team sport that has been adapted from Ice Hockey. Students in this ECA will learn the fundamentals of the game, and 3:10- Tennis Court Payee name: Wednesday Y3-6 $1, 320 4-16 eventually feel comfortable playing in a competitive environment. 4:10pm 6/F Hockey Life Learning objectives for this ECA include: rules of the game, movement skills, fitness, strategy, sportsmanship, and safety. “You’ll always miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” – Wayne Gretzky SW2 Ball Hockey – Daryl Wong Hockey Life HK is offering a weekly Ball Hockey workshop at Korean International School every Wednesday. Students of all skill levels (from complete beginner to seasoned veteran) are welcome 4:15- Payee name: Wednesday Y7-13 Gym $1, 320 4-16 to join this workshop hour, where we will work on individual skills, 5:15pm Hockey Life team strategy, and real game-experience. “Nobody’s a natural. You work hard to get good and then work to get better. It’s hard to stay on top.” – Paul Coffey SW3 Gymnastics-Sport4kids Children can now participate in this class by themselves. In this programme there is more opportunity for the children to develop their gymnastic skills, (ie. cartwheels, handstands and a range of 3:10- Online payment Wednesday R-Y2 Gym $1,760 4-12 rolls). These exercises require the lifting, control and support of the 4:10pm Sport4kids.hk child’s own body weight. Strength and flexibility training is a major focus, as well as eye-hand and eye-foot coordination in an atmosphere of fun and supportiveness. SW4

Gymnastics-Sport4kids At these ages we build on the skills and fundamentals that children have gained with a stronger focus on form and technique. We then start to introduce a higher skill set in a fun and safe environment. 4:15- Online payment Wednesday Y3-6 Gym $1,760 4-12 The children learn how to have a greater command of the beams, 5:15pm Sport4kids.hk vaults and floor routines. Strength and flexibility increases greatly within this age group, which helps them develop physically as they mature.

2019-20 ECA TERM 1 (SEP 23 – DEC 11, 2019)

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ECA Sports (external) – Organized by External vendors

YEAR PAYMENT / MIN – SCHEDULE ECA-COACH/COMPANY (INTRODUCTION) VENUES PRICE GROUP TIME CHEQUE PAYEE MAX STH6 Badminton Development – Leadership Sports Hong Kong Payee name: Island East From how to hold a racket, to developing a rally. 3:10- Leadership Thursday Y5-6 Sports $720 Kids will learn all the essential to building confidence as well as a 4:10pm Sports Hong Centre 4/F foundation in Badminton. Kong STH7 Badminton Development – Leadership Sports Hong Kong Payee name: Students will learn all the essential to building confidence as well Island East 4:15- Leadership as a foundation in Badminton. Y7-13 Sports $720 Thursday 5:15pm Sports Hong Centre 4/F Kong (Have class on May 2; No class on June 6 due to Sec exams) SF5 Multi Sports – Sport4Kids Our multi-sport program, a fundamental sports skills program for young children, was designed by sport science experts, who have identified the benefits of your child developing a wide variety of sports skills from a young age. This program affords young 3:10- Online payment Y3-6 Green Area $1,440 8-16 Friday children the opportunity to learn key fundamental sports skills, 4:10pm Sport4kids.com develop their coordination and motor skills while playing different, age-appropriate activities. All our sports equipment is designed specifically for each different age group, to ensure maximum benefit from our classes.