Humanities

Humanities

Curriculum Features Primary Humanities aims to nurture global citizens equipped with humanities literacy, independent thinking, and social care. The curriculum is divided into six domains: Health and Living, Environment and Living, Financial Management and Economy, Community and Citizenship, Our Country and Me, and The World and Me. Moving away from traditional rote memorization, the pedagogy is driven by inquiry and experiential learning to deepen national education and values education.

Flexible Time Arrangements for Visits/Study Trips

 

Collaborative Programs

• HKJC Financial Education Programme
  Providing students with high-quality financial education to cultivate their financial management skills from an early age. The project aims to help students correctly apply financial knowledge and literacy in their daily lives, master key financial decision-making skills, and establish lifelong financial values, preparing them for an ever-changing future.

• Quality Education Fund e-Learning Ancillary Facilities Programme: "AI x EduVenture® Self-Directed Learning Resources Scheme: Primary General Studies (Humanities and Science) and Secondary Citizenship and Social Development"
  Utilizing the EduVenture® system developed by the Centre for Learning Sciences and Technologies (CLST) of The Chinese University of Hong Kong, this scheme enables students to answer field-related questions or complete tasks on-site during outdoor inquiry learning, thereby enhancing their inquiry and self-directed learning capabilities.

• Jockey Club AI Education Curriculum (Humanities)
  The Jockey Club will introduce a three-year basic artificial intelligence curriculum for students, enabling them to properly apply AI technology to tackle real-life challenges.