Language (English):

There are after-school English support classes specifically for mainland students, and off-campus learning activities are also available.

While getting to know the community, it provides an authentic English communication environment to improve daily listening and speaking skills.

Regarding language (Cantonese):

Every summer, Cantonese support classes are provided for new students arriving in Hong Kong who need them.

After enrollment, teachers also encourage students to make good use of classroom and peer interaction opportunities to naturally improve their Cantonese listening and speaking skills through interaction.

Social and adaptive aspects:

The homeroom teacher will assign each mainland student a "little angel" deskmate to help explain some of the key points from the lesson;

The counselors will meet with the transfer students from time to time to understand their needs and provide appropriate support in terms of adaptation and emotions.

Different groups will also provide corresponding adaptation courses or activities from time to time according to the needs of the students.

• Regularly held "Adaptation Courses for New Mainland Students Arriving in Hong Kong"
• Participate in the "Level mind @ JC Jockey Club Parallel Mind Peer Education Group"

Academic aspects:

To cater to Form 1 and Form 2 students and cultivate their good homework attitude and habits, half-hour tutoring sessions were held after school on Mondays and Wednesdays last semester.

Students can enroll in free homework tutoring classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays as needed.