Learning
Personal, Social and Humanities Education

Overarching Aims of the PSHE KLA Curriculum

To enable students to:

  • understand themselves, society, our nation and the world at large;
  • maintain a healthy personal development; and
  • contribute to the well-being of the family, the local community, our nation and the world as confident, informed and responsible persons.

 

Curriculum Framework of the PSHE KLA

It is a curriculum framework of knowledge, skills and values and attitudes structured around

the following six strands:

  • Personal and Social Development
  • Time, Continuity and Change
  • Culture and Heritage
  • Place and Environment
  • Resources and Economic Activities
  • Social Systems and Citizenship.

 

Subjects in PSHE

S1 - 3

Chinese History, Geography, History, Citizenship,

Economics and Society, Religious Education

S4 - 6

Chinese History, Geography, Tourism and Hospitality Studies,

Economics, Ethics and Religious Studies, Religious Education

 

 

Expectations

  • Broadened knowledge base, deeper understanding of Chinese history and Chinese culture and contemporary developments of society and our country, and development of global perspectives.
  • Active participation and enquiry in the learning and teaching process, open-mindedness and integrative application of generic skills.
  • Closer link between knowledge acquired in the KLA and real-life issues.
  • Recognition of connection among the PSHE subjects, and between PSHE and other KLAs, multiple perspectives in dealing with complex social issues.
  • Healthy personal development, the ability to relate to others, and positive values and attitudes.

 

Learning and Teaching in the PSHE KLA

  • Situate student learning in relevant contexts in terms of time, place, institution,
    culture and values.
  • Equip students with different learning skills, including enquiry and generic skills,
    in approaching and tackling different kinds of issues.
  • Encourage learning through participation in a wide range of activities within
    and outside the classroom.
  • Facilitate both collaboration and self-directed learning.