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Re: 有無聖方濟各小學家長
Hi, Dove and other SFA parents,
I attended the briefing on 22 August and would be happy to share with you some of my observations.
The briefing started at 9:00 a.m. and finished at about 12:30 p.m. Only two questions from the floor had been raised as the briefing was overrun. I do think that it would be more desirable if the Q&A session could be extended for another 15 minutes.
My personal view is that the briefing has presented a promising picture to parents. The school is kind of active and open-minded amid its old tradition.
On language, the headmaster had stressed the importance of English and the high standard of his students (more than 95% of their graduates were admitted to ESS this year). The second question from the floor was about Mandarin teaching at SFA. The headmaster responded that Mandarin was equally important at SFA and he would provide more information on 1 September. My son speaks Mandarin at home with his daddy. I think no school (except some international schools) can afford to ingore Mandarin nowadays. I am quite sure that SFA is no exception.
On extra-curricular activities, SFA requires every student to learn one musical instrument. They have formed orchestra and swimming team. Extra-curricular activities are normally conducted after school or on Saturdays. I asked the PE teacher and she told me that swimming lessons were arranged twice every week at Kowloon Bay (after school).
On your last question, I am afraid I can't judge it based on my observation of a short briefing.
One more point, in response to a question raised from the floor, the headmaster told parents that SFA would not consider "through-train" mode at the moment. They would adopt a wait-and-see approach (quite sceptical of the government's policy). Rather, they wanted to form links with several secondary schools (school names not mentioned). The headmaster said that he would brief parents later. I think it would be perfectly OK if SFA can be linked to some good secondary schools but am not sure if this arrangement is allowed under the current education system or not.
Parents were also told at the briefing that students at SFA performed quite closely well academically. The one who ranked top at the grade might have slightly more than 10 marks (?) when compared with the one who ranked 100.
Hope every SFA P1 students will enjoy their school life.
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