Field trips related to different academic subjects are arranged for students—such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Economics, BAFS, ERS and Visual Arts—to enrich students' learning experiences. Field trips enable students to bridge theory and practice, allowing them to apply classroom knowledge to real-world situations and thereby deepen their understanding and retention. Furthermore, field trips enhance observational and analytical skills, ignite enthusiasm and motivation for learning, and foster capabilities in independent study and collaboration. In summary, field trips serve as a vital means of transforming knowledge into competence and play a crucial role in cultivating students' comprehensive qualities.

 

 

 

Physics Field Trips

S4

Topic: Exploration Physics Extended Curriculum – Disney’s World of Physics

Location: Hong Kong Disneyland

 

 

 

Chemistry Field Trips

S6

Topic: Industrial Chemistry

Location: Castco Testing Centre Limited

 

 

 

S5

Topic: Analytical Chemistry

Location: Visits to HKBU Chemistry Department

 

 

 

Biology Field Trips

S5

Topic: Ecology in Wetland

Location: Hong Kong Wetland Park

 

 

 

Geography Field Trips

S5

Topic: Wan Chai – Urban Renewal

Location: Wan Chai

 

S5

Topic: Coastal Studies

Location: Cheung Chau

 

 

 

Economics Field Trips

S6

Topic: Money and Linked Exchange Rate

Location: 55/F, International Financial Centre 2, Central

 

S4-S5

Topic: Firms and Production

Location: Pizza Express, MOKO Mongkok

 

 

Business, Accounting and Financial Studies Field Trips

S5

Topic: Disney's Foundations for Career Success (Corporate culture, Human resource management and Operations management)

Location: Hong Kong Disneyland

 

S5

Topic: Cost accounting, Corporate social responsibility

Location: Yakult HK

 

 

 

Ethics & Religious Studies Workshop

S5

Topic: Media Education Workshop – Media Literacy

Location: Visits to a local media organization and Hong Kong News-Expo

 

 

 

Visual Arts Field Trips

S2-S5

Topic: Understanding and Appreciating Chinese and Western Art

Location: Hong Kong Museum of Art