Purposes of Extracurricular Activities
1. To help students make good use of their free time;
2. To help students develop intellectual as well as physical abilities, and advance knowledge and skills;
3. To enhance students’ sense of belonging and understanding between students and teachers;
4. To carry out moral and civic education;
5. To encourage students to understand social issues and nurture a spirit to serve others;
6. To develop students’ potentials and leadership; and
7. To promote students’ all-round development to achieve ‘holistic growth’.
Types of Extracurricular Activities
1. Club or Group Activities: e.g. academic activities, cultural activities, sports activities, services and uniform groups
2. Mass Programmes: e.g. Sports Day, Christmas Celebrations, Long Distance Run, Learning Outcome Display and Talents Show
3. Inter-class Competitions: e.g. sports and arts competitions, academic quizzes and moral education contests
4. Leadership Training: e.g. Student Council, Society Committees and Leadership Ambassadors
5. Post-exam Activities: e.g. Music Contests, Learning Outcome Sharing and excursions
6. Summer Holiday Activities: e.g. training camps and exchange tours
7. Others: visits, talks, project studies, education camps and external competitions
