School'S Concerns of the Year

The major concerns are:

1. To strengthen Paulinians’ Christian and Chinese moral values through implementation of the Lion Rock Spirit in

preparation for the 170th anniversary celebration.

2. To enhance Paulinians’ sense of national identity and law-abiding awareness through implementation of

National Security Education in both the formal and informal curriculum.

3. To promote a healthy lifestyle with active participation in physical and aesthetic activities as to foster a happy

and healthy learning environment for Paulinians.

On-going major concerns:

4. To sustain a diverse and innovative curriculum (DSE, IGCSE, IAL, BTEC, ApL, EITP) and assessment that offer

multiple pathways to students so as to prepare them for successful entry into tertiary education either locally

or abroad.

5. To prepare students for the fast changing technological world through STEM/STEAM by fostering collaborative

preparation for the 170th anniversary celebration.

6. To strengthen the implementation of the school theme SMART CITIES by focusing more on the entrepreneurial

and innovative aspect.

To achieve our concerns mentioned above, it is important to have a paradigm shift for both our teachers and students:

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To explore how to achieve the successful implementation of NSS/ IGCSE/

International Advanced Levels syllabus

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To shift the study method from 'the instillation of knowledge' to 'learning to learn'.

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To foster an environment conducive to self-learning and guide students to develop the

correct habits to learn.

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To encourage investigative and curiosity-driven projects to develop creativity.

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To provide a diversity of interesting biology topics relating to students’ daily life and

experiences, so as to help them to develop a holistic view of themselves in the

community, the interactions between human beings and their environment.