The Primary Humanities curriculum provides students with a well-rounded foundation in personal development, cultural heritage, civic awareness, and global understanding.
Key Curriculum Objectives:
- Holistic Growth & Well-being: Builds healthy lifestyle habits, emotional resilience, personal safety awareness, and positive interpersonal skills from Primary 1 through Primary 6.
- Values & Character Cultivation: Nurtures 12 priority values and attitudes, including responsibility, respect for others, diligence, perseverance, empathy, law-abidingness, and filial piety.
- National & Cultural Knowledge: Develops an understanding of Chinese history, cultural heritage, national geography, and constitutional foundations such as the Basic Law and national security.
- Digital & Global Literacy: Prepares students to navigate the modern world through media ethics, online safety, environmental conservation, and global awareness.
The Six Learning Strands:
- Health & Living: Personal hygiene, growth and pubertal changes, emotional management, personal safety, and risk reduction.
- Environment & Living: Local and national geography, climate changes, natural resource conservation, and green living habits.
- Financial Management & Economy: Smart money management, consumer rights, digital payment safety, and Hong Kong's economic role.
- Community & Citizenship: School and community roles, civic responsibilities, law-abidingness, and the constitutional background of HKSAR.
- Our Country & Me: Chinese dynasties and historical figures, national symbols, cultural heritage, and recent national progress.
- The World and Me: Information literacy, cyber safety, cultural diversity, and global interdependence.
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Assignment
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Assessment
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- Workbook
- Tasksheet (School-based)
- Extended Learning Task (School-based)
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- Assessments 1 (P2-6 only), 2 & 3
- Formative assessment
- Self-assessment
- Peer assessment
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Learning activities
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- Visits
- Experiential learning / School-based Programme
- Learning across Curriculum Project
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Textbook
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Humanities Today (Educational Publishing House Ltd.)
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