In another week, the new school year will start. However, due to the indefinite customs clearance between China and Hong Kong, cross-border students need to continue online learning.
Sheung Shui Fengxi No. 1 Primary School opened a physical learning center in Shenzhen for the first time in the new school year. In addition to the "Hong Kong-Shenzhen Connection" online learning, it also allows a group of cross-border students who cannot come to Hong Kong to take physical classes to communicate with their classmates in the learning center , To re-experience the atmosphere of the physical class.
The Shenzhen Learning Center adopts the "user pays" model. Parents can decide whether their children will participate or not. The cost of pure online lessons is about 1,000 Hong Kong dollars per person per month.
Local students from Primary 2 to Primary 6 of the school started today (23rd)! The school organized a special adaptation class to allow students to return to school early to adapt to the environment. Some students expressed that they look forward to returning to school to meet with teachers and classmates. Parents said that although they were worried about the epidemic, they were "too much shocked" and would remind their sons to disinfect frequently.
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The proportion of cross-border students has dropped by 10%
Sheung Shui Fengxi No. 1 Primary School held the first day of adaptation class today, allowing students from Primary 2 to Primary 6 to return to school to prepare for learning in advance, while Primary One freshmen will return to school on Thursday (26th).
Under the epidemic situation, the principal Zhu Weilin pointed out that cross-border students accounted for about 40% of the school’s students in the new school year, which is less than 50% last year. The school will continue to teach live classrooms in a mixed mode to allow cross-border students in the Mainland to learn online.
Parents decide whether to participate in pure online classes, and the monthly fee is 1,000 yuan
In order to give cross-border students a more sense of presence, Zhu Weilin pointed out that the school set up a physical learning center in Shenzhen for the first time, allowing students to gather in physical classrooms, so that students can communicate and influence each other, and they can also feel the classroom atmosphere.
The school will arrange for mainland teachers and staff to broadcast live footage of Hong Kong classrooms and provide guidance from the side. Students can sign up for the event by themselves.
The tuition fee for a pure online class is about HK$1,000 per person per month. If you participate in after-school homework tutoring classes, you will need about HK$2,000.
Zhu Weilin expects that the learning center will be officially opened on September 6, and the initial response from the seniors is positive.
Students look forward to returning to school to see teachers, classmates and parents reminded to disinfect more
After nearly two months of summer vacation, the students of the school returned to campus today to experience a one-day adaptation class.
Ms. Zhang, who has a third and fifth son, said that they have been looking forward to the start of school for a long time. "The only way to tell him to disinfect his hands is to remove the mask and drink water."
In the new school year, classmate Wei who was promoted to primary five and classmate Yuan who was promoted to primary six were "super looking forward" to returning to school. Their parents prepared disinfectant wipes and handrub for them. Everyone must wash their hands.” In order to keep up with the progress and prepare for the next year’s study, Wei attended an English tuition class during the summer vacation. He also pointed out that he could not ask questions immediately during the online class, and the internet would be stuck. He was looking forward to returning to school for the physical class. .
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