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Opinion pieces, commentary and analysis articles, and interviews with education experts focusing on the latest trends surrounding secondary school students and their needs and experiences.

TOPIC
Opinion pieces, commentary and analysis articles, and interviews with education experts focusing on the latest trends surrounding secondary school students and their needs and experiences.
- Students will stagger return, higher forms will be first to be back on campuses from April 19 for half-day classes
- Full-day classes unlikely for primary schools and kindergartens so soon, says Secretary for Education Kevin Yeung
Figure revealed by Education Bureau after lawmaker Michael Tien Puk-sun asks if strict anti-epidemic measures are pushing native English teachers to leave.
Figure revealed by Education Bureau after lawmaker Michael Tien Puk-sun asks if strict anti-epidemic measures are pushing native English teachers to leave.
Hong Kong Association of the Heads of Secondary School urges exam authorities to allow students in infected households to sit assessments at special centres.
Hong Kong Association of the Heads of Secondary School urges exam authorities to allow students in infected households to sit assessments at special centres.
Local and international school heads describe positive response from bureau officials after they expressed concerns about summer break being advanced to March and April to free up campuses for Covid-19 fight.
Local and international school heads describe positive response from bureau officials after they expressed concerns about summer break being advanced to March and April to free up campuses for Covid-19 fight.
Latest Education Bureau figures show there were 6,016 and 193 vacancies at secondary and primary schools respectively between August and end November.
Latest Education Bureau figures show there were 6,016 and 193 vacancies at secondary and primary schools respectively between August and end November.
Schools shorten Christmas, other breaks to let staff have eight weeks off for travel over summer.
Schools shorten Christmas, other breaks to let staff have eight weeks off for travel over summer.
The institutions explain how they will foster an understanding of national security and love for the country, as the government now requires schools to do.
The institutions explain how they will foster an understanding of national security and love for the country, as the government now requires schools to do.
Executive Council convenor Bernard Chan says Hong Kong faces problem over movement of pupils and teachers, with some leaving for family reasons.
Executive Council convenor Bernard Chan says Hong Kong faces problem over movement of pupils and teachers, with some leaving for family reasons.
‘Too many Hong Kong applicants,’ say some British schools that prefer a mix of foreign students.
‘Too many Hong Kong applicants,’ say some British schools that prefer a mix of foreign students.
Carrie Lam calls for principals to harness the power of sport to encourage stronger feelings of national pride in pupils.
Carrie Lam calls for principals to harness the power of sport to encourage stronger feelings of national pride in pupils.
Schools that value only academic success and sporting excellence give deficient education, says Richard Vanderpyl, head of Christian Alliance International School
Schools that value only academic success and sporting excellence give deficient education, says Richard Vanderpyl, head of Christian Alliance International School
Family support during ‘complicated’ high school years is important for teenagers, says David Lovelin, high school principal, Hong Kong International School
Family support during ‘complicated’ high school years is important for teenagers, says David Lovelin, high school principal, Hong Kong International School