• Foundation Activities for Grades 1-3

• Skill Development Courses for Grades 4-6

• Theoretical Courses

• Interdisciplinary Courses

• Specialized Programs (e.g., rock climbing, rugby, golf)

• Emerging Sports

• Summative Assessments (skills tests, theoretical tests, fitness assessments, attitude evaluations)

• Formative Assessments

• Key Development Projects

• School Sports Association Competition Events

• Non-School Sports Association Competition Events

• Junior School Team Training Programs

• Parent-Child Game Day for Grades 1-2

• Inter-school Sports Day for Grades 3-6

• Inter-class Sports Competitions

• Rock Climbing Activities

• Electronic Sports Activities

School Swimming Gala (Whole School)

Swimming is a highly popular sport at our school, with many students participating in swimming lessons. We are committed to promoting swimming and held our first Swimming Gala in the 2012-2013 academic year. Our school is one of the few in Hong Kong to have organized such an event, aiming to select talented swimmers for the Lantau District School Swimming Championships.

School Sports Day (Grades 3-6)

The purpose of the Sports Day is to allow students to apply the athletics skills learned in class in a competitive setting. The event emphasizes inclusivity, encouraging students to participate as athletes, cheerleaders, and volunteers. Each year, we also feature demonstrations of events like hurdles, long jump, and a biathlon to broaden students' perspectives.

Parent-Child Game Day (Grades 1-2)

Every year, we hold a Parent-Child Game Day for Grades 1 and 2, allowing parents and children to engage in competitive activities together. Last year, we incorporated elements of Chinese culture and electronic sports, including activities like throwing pots (modern darts), hammering balls (modern golf), kicking the ball (modern soccer), and VR archery. This event combines various themes and technologies, enabling students, teachers, and parents to enjoy unique sporting experiences together.

Emerging Sports Experience

The Physical Education department actively expands students' horizons by arranging experiences with emerging sports during trial activities. Options include kayaking, golf, rock climbing, balance biking, and electronic dodgeball, allowing students to explore different sports and enhance their interest in physical activity.