電子學習與數碼公民

e-Learning

We empower students to take charge of their own knowledge through daily guided and self-directed activities, fostering lifelong learning skills. By integrating eLearning across all subjects and grade levels, we have fundamentally enhanced and transformed our students' educational experiences. The internet allows children to access global information instantly, making learning broader and more profound. Through eLearning, students cultivate essential 21st-century skills—such as creativity, collaboration, critical thinking, and communication. This approach also supports differentiated tasks to cater to diverse individual needs, training students to become active, self-directed learners.

Our BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) scheme has received highly positive feedback from teachers and students. Senior students utilise personal devices for collaborative learning both in class and at home. To ensure a safe environment, these devices are used strictly for educational purposes, and both parents and students must sign our Responsible Use Guidelines before joining.

To maximise classroom utility, all classrooms for senior grades in the Primary Division have been redesigned into modern 21st-century spaces. Equipped with interactive boards and flexible new desks and chairs, these environments actively promote student mobility and collaborative work.

Digital Citizenship

Digital Citizenship teaches children the essential habits and skills needed to use technology safely and responsibly at school, at home, and beyond.

What is digital citizenship?

While today’s children may seem tech-savvy, the digital world requires specific safety habits and technical skills that they do not automatically pick up on their own. Digital citizenship education directly bridges this gap.

Digital Citizenship Curriculum

Our curriculum helps junior students develop healthy media habits and online safety skills, while senior lessons shift focus toward screen time management and internet safety. Older students also learn to recognise cyberbullying, understand appropriate online sharing, and identify credible information. Through role-play and interactive discussions, these skills are reinforced in class. To extend this learning to the home, we host annual parent workshops during the Curriculum Briefing and share resources like the Family Media Agreement.