Student Counseling Unit Mission:
- With a student-centered approach, through experiences of self-development and self-discovery, we empower every student to fully realize their potential and cope with challenges as they grow.
- We focus on developmental work, organizing counseling activities based on students' psychological development and growth needs. We cater to students' personal, social, academic, and career growth needs, helping them grow healthily and optimistically, and fostering a positive campus culture.
- Provide individual counseling for students with personal and family counseling needs, helping them overcome challenges they face during their growth.
- Strengthen connections between different school systems to jointly promote student counseling services.
Student Counseling Unit Annual Objectives:
- Provide individual counseling services for students with personal or family counseling needs, helping them overcome challenges they face during their development and assisting families in need with obtaining appropriate social welfare support.
- Various preventive and developmental counseling activities are organized to support students' healthy and optimistic growth, strengthen and consolidate their positive attitudes towards challenges. The goal is to gradually enhance students' perseverance through various activities this school year. Furthermore, more opportunities are provided for students to understand themselves, thereby appreciating themselves and others. Students are encouraged to accept that both themselves and others can face failure, learn to face it with a positive attitude, see themselves as valuable individuals, and strengthen their growth mindset.
- Through consultations, case conferences, lectures, and workshops, teachers are encouraged to understand the diverse characteristics and needs of their students, thereby enhancing their counseling concepts.
- Strengthen parent education efforts and enhance parental discipline skills to achieve home-school collaboration. At the same time, promote communication between parents and students and enhance parent-child relationships through parent-child activities.
School Counselors:
| Social Worker |
Days of On-Campus Residency |
Hours of On-Campus Residency |
Duty Location |
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Ms. NG SIN YAN |
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays (every other week), and Fridays |
7:45 AM – 3:45 PM |
New and Old School Buildings |
Student Counseling Group Annual Activity Plan (2025-2026)
| Target |
Activities |
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Students |
Social Worker Mailbox/Emailbox |
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Growing Sky Project (Primary 4) |
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Growing Sky Project (Primary 5) |
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Growing Sky Project (Primary 6) |
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"Children's Fun Ambassador" Training Program (Primary 3 to Primary 6) |
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"Children's Fun Zone" Playtime |
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Spiritual Radio Station |
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"Sunshine Sing-Along Station" Sing-Along Activity |
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"Children's Future Scholarship" Program |
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Grade-level Support Groups and Talks |
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Parents |
"Enlightening the Soul‧Positive Growth" Joint School Parent Talk and Family Blessing Ceremony |
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"Growing Sky" Parent Workshop |
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"Understanding and Dealing with Children's Stress About Going to Secondary School" Parent Seminar (Primary 5-6) |
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"How to Effectively Intervene in Children's Addictive Behaviors" Parent Seminar (Primary 1-Primary 6) |
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Parent Self-Care Activities |
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Parent-Child Activities |
"Family Observation of the Zoo" Group Activity (Primary 1-3) |
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Parent-Child Flag-Selling Activity |
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Teachers |
Growing Sky – Teacher Training Workshop |
