MSS Life-wide Learning Day

Date: 15 Sep 2006

Learning space is no longer limited in the classrooms! 15th September 2006 was our school’s Life-wide Learning Day! Students' learning space has been extended from classrooms to real-life situations; different activities for each form were organized in order to provide authentic experiences to the students to improve their skills, to broaden their horizons and to grasp attitudes and values to an all-round development. Below are the details:

Form One
		For Form I students, teachers of the School Guidance Team have arranged a whole-day programme on Adventure-based Team Building, the objectives of which are to boost students’ self-confidence as well as to enhance their ability in teamwork and problem solving.

Form Two
Morning Session Workshop on Voluntary Service organized by the School Extra-curricular Activities & Services Committee Afternoon Session Civic Education Programme organized by the School Civic Education Committee


Form Three
		The School Environmental Education Committee has arranged for Form III classes to visit Ocean Park on the day. Students will join the course at the Octopus Level organized by Ocean Park Academy. The activities include three components: one guided tour on a specific theme, a seminar and a self-visit.

Form Four
*Morning Session* Visit to Health Info World organized by the School Health Education Team *Afternoon Session* Leadership Training organized by the School Guidance Team


Form Five
Morning Session Self-Directed Search Workshop organized by the School Career Guidance Team *Afternoon Session* Catholic Marriage Advisory Council (CMAC) Workshop organized by the School Religious & Moral Education Committee


Form Six
		The School Extra-curricular Activities & Services Committee has arranged for Form VI classes to attend an Adventure-based Leadership Training Camp on the day. As the title of the training camp suggests, the objective is to enhance students’ skills in their leadership roles in various extra-curricular units ranging from the Student Council to Religious Activities Convenors, Houses, Service Groups and Clubs.

Form Seven
		The School Religious & Moral Education Committee has arranged for Form VII classes to attend a Formation Programme on the day, the objectives of which are to provide an opportunity for students to appreciate the beauty of nature and to help them reflect on the gifts of life.