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Hotung Secondary School Miss Eva Kam 19 June 2008
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Our school was founded in 1953 It is a band II government girls’ school 27 classes fully utilized the main and annex campuses excelled in commercial & cultural subjects 31 ECA clubs & interest groups placed great emphasis on OLE in school which is one of the major concerns participated in two seed projects : OLE/SLP To unleash students’ potential via OLE at school level & at subject level.
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APOLE i/cLWLCareersECALife EdCS Structure of the OLE Committee
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to design a well-balanced OLE program to collaborate with other departments on cross-curricular activities to develop SLP to engineer OLE & SLP in school
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Year (cycle) 2006 ~ 2007 (6-day cycle) 2007 ~ 2008 (6-day cycle) 2008 ~ 2009 (10-day cycle) LWL/OLE periods2 periods on separate day for junior & senior 2 periods on same day for both junior & senior 3 periods on same day for both junior & senior but with different arrangement for week 1 & 2* Reading Session1 period 1 period (for SS1 only) Remarks35 mins per period (scheduled on the last 3 periods) 40 mins per period (to be scheduled on the last 3 periods on Friday) * Week 1: Junior (1p); Senior (2p) Week 2: Junior (2p); Senior (1p)
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OLE ComponentsProvision for all in school Time allocation (in hour) Total allocated time (in hour) per year PD 3 periods Sports Day (2 days) Swimming Gala ( 1 day ) 32 12 6 50 AD 2 periods (VA/Mus) Level Concerts Visits to Gallery Singing Contest 32 2 3 39 MCE, CS, CRE Morning assembly & CT period Level CS Career Expo & CRE workshops 15 6 12 33 OLE sessions 3 periods (3X students) 6 periods (2X students) 32 (64) 32 (64) Total time allocated for OLE per year 154 hours (exceed 135 per year)
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PD AD MCECS CRE
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1. Criteria in selecting OLE program enjoyable /well-presented programs well-suited to students’ standard and abilities geared towards their learning promote learning celebrate their achievements broaden their experience & exposure 2. Funding & Resources We tried to draw on existing resources rather than outsource services. students alumni parents community resources (e.g. LCSD, Business Partnership Program)
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The merits of SLP: a) to record students’ participation and learning across a wide range of learning activities and experiences b) to keep track of their achievements c) to encourage quality reflection and planning of their own learningquality reflection Tools: WebSAMS Modification for SLP eFolio for Learning (for junior secondary students) e-Profile (Prototype One) (for senior secondary students)
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Reframe existing functional boards into OLE framework Broaden the network & resources Maintain an open communication channel
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