Moral And Civic Development

Our 12 Core Values & Attitudes

We embed key values into all aspects of campus life:

• Personal Character: Perseverance, Responsibility, Integrity, Diligence, Benevolence, and Self-Discipline.
• Interpersonal Care: Respect for Others, Empathy, Filial Piety, and Unity.
• Civic Mindset: National Identity and Commitment.

Key Focus Areas & School Programs

HKBUAS Wong Kam Fai Secondary & Primary School brings values education to life by seamlessly embedding signature activities, experiential learning, and traditional campus programs directly into core learning domains:

    National Education & Cultural Heritage

• • • The school systematically cultivates civic duty and national pride through weekly, Chinese-style foot drill Flag-Raising Ceremonies held at the primary playground or school hall. Attended by all teachers and students, these solemn assemblies foster a strong sense of national identity and belonging through the playing and singing of the national anthem. Historical milestones—such as the Victory Day of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression—are commemorated through thematic library book exhibitions and curated film reviews during lunchtime activities. Experiential learning forms a vital pillar of this domain, combining local historical explorations like Tram Tours and Heritage Museum Visits with immersive overseas study trips to destinations such as Beijing and Xinjiang to deepen students' understanding of national development and cultural legacy.

    Life Education & Mental Well-being

• • • Whole-school reflection begins during interactive A-Assembly Values Sharing, featuring the "What Would You Do" (WWYD) series that presents real-life ethical dilemmas to nurture critical thinking and moral reasoning. Weekly Deep Thought Time sessions, led by school management, provide sustained platforms for personal growth and character development. Affective values and environmental stewardship merge in the Sustainable P.E.A.R.L. Education (SPE) Project, where students cultivate pearls in science laboratories while internalizing core virtues: Preservation, Empathy, Appreciation of life, Resilience, and Lifelong Learning. To support emotional resilience and ease academic pressure, the school offers diverse Other Learning Experiences (OLE) workshops, inspirational guest speaker talks, Celebrity Concert Series, pre-assessment cheer-up video broadcasts, and regular Lunchtime Cell Groups organized in long-standing partnership with City One Baptist Church (COBC). Alumni Career Sharing panels and the "Beyond Business" Entrepreneur Life Sharing platform also empower students to align their personal ambitions and future career pathways with ethical, mission-driven leadership which shape all-around mental well-being..

    Healthy Living

• • • The school delivers a scaffolded, age-appropriate sex education framework designed to guide students through key adolescent transitions. The curriculum establishes clear physical and emotional boundaries in Grade 7 (「愛界線」), reinforces personal integrity and self-respect over peer conformity in Grade 8 (「寧缺勿濫」), and addresses complex interpersonal dynamics in Grade 9 (「愛情公式化」) and similar themes scattered in senior grades.

    Multiculturalism & Cultural Celebrations

• • • Cultural appreciation and campus harmony are fostered through vibrant cross-departmental collaborations. Partnering with the Chinese Key Learning Area (KLA), the annual Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration immerses students in traditional customs—including mooncake making, lantern crafting, and folklore sharing—to reinforce foundational virtues of gratitude and family unity. Global perspectives and mutual respect are actively promoted through signature campus events like "WeProud Dress Casual Day x Hot Dog Day" (co-hosted with the PTA to observe the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination) and the "Let Dream Fly" Life Sharing Talk featuring local ethnic minority speakers. Traditional heritage and shared civic responsibility are further celebrated through annual events such as the Chinese New Year Class Cleaning Competition.