School Eea8d8ac admissions and interview worksheet

Since the official website is temporarily inaccessible, we recommend contacting the school directly (phone number can be found on the Education Bureau website) to inquire about Primary One admission procedures. Generally, subsidized schools may have interviews during the discretionary places stage, focusing on the child's behavior, basic responses, and parents' educational philosophy. From the motto 'Diligent in study, loving others as Christ', you can infer the school values academic attitude and character, so prepare to show how your family aligns with these values.

The school is designated as Christian, but subsidized school admission is mainly through allocation, so religious background is not the sole factor. However, during interviews or parent meetings, the school may ask about your acceptance of religious education. We suggest you sincerely express respect for the school's philosophy and state your willingness to participate in the religious atmosphere (e.g., morning assemblies, religious classes). If your child has no exposure to Christianity, you may briefly introduce Bible stories or the school's religious activities in advance.

Given that the school uses Chinese (Cantonese) as the medium of instruction, the interview is very likely to be conducted in Cantonese. We recommend that families use Cantonese in daily communication and practice answering questions in complete sentences. If your family primarily speaks Putonghua, there is no need to worry excessively, but your child should demonstrate basic understanding of Cantonese instructions. For definitive information, please confirm directly with the school.