In order to encourage kindergarten students to develop national awareness and understand Chinese culture, the Curriculum Development Office of the Education Bureau has produced a video on "The National Flag Raising Ceremony and National Education in Kindergartens", hoping to help students understand the national flag from an early age. The national flag ceremony and the promotion of national education allow schools to seize this opportunity to arrange relevant learning activities to cultivate students' feelings of home and country.
In addition, the Education Bureau will hold the "Special School Students' Variety Show - Let Love Shine 2022" at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium in Wanchai on August 11. The performances include musical instrument performance, dragon dance, martial arts and wheelchair dance.
The Education Bureau hopes to demonstrate students' ability to overcome innate limitations and develop diverse talents through activities.
The Education Bureau encourages schools to regularly display the national flag and hold national flag raising ceremonies, so that students can understand the national flag from an early age, learn the etiquette and related knowledge and attitudes of flag raising ceremony, and cultivate their national identity.
This school year coincides with the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. The Curriculum Development Office of the Education Bureau has produced a special video on "The National Flag Raising Ceremony and National Education in Kindergartens". The ceremony and the promotion of national education allow schools to seize this opportunity to arrange relevant learning activities to cultivate students' feelings of home and country.
In addition, in order to showcase the diverse talents of special school students, the Education Bureau will hold the "Special School Students Variety Show - Let Love Shine 2022", and will release a promotional video for the event from today.
The extravaganza will be held on August 11 at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium in Wanchai.
The performances will include musical instrument performance, dragon dance, martial arts and wheelchair dance.
The Education Bureau hopes to demonstrate students' ability to overcome innate limitations and develop diverse talents through activities.
In order to allow the public, including the hearing-impaired and visually-impaired, to enjoy the performances of special school students, the extravaganza will be broadcast live through the event's dedicated website.
The show has entered the final eight-week countdown stage. The Special Education Division of the Education Bureau has specially produced eight promotional videos, which will be uploaded to the Education Bureau's "Engagement. Special Education" website for eight consecutive Wednesdays starting today.
The first short film is titled "Looking Back - Let Love Shine 2011".
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