Education Bureau proposes revised grading mechanism in which PE scores are included while weightage for some other subjects slightly reduced.
Bryan Leung only decided to take the tests as a challenge after watching a YouTube tutorial and says he’s in no hurry to skip more grades
Angela Cabido Dela Cruz and Scott Norton surmount racism and identity issues to attain strong grades, will pursue biomedicine or nursing degrees.
Students overcome adversity to pass Diploma of Secondary Education exams with flying colours.
High-fliers among 49,000 day-school and private candidates who receive university entrance exam results.
Culmination of hours of hard work for the 49,026 candidates in this year’s Diploma of Secondary Education exams.
Education Bureau puts forward list of new measures for assignments and exam arrangements to foster healthy lifestyle among pupils.
Students have ‘very high chance’ of getting university spot if they score 20 out of 35 in their five best subjects for entrance exam, NGO says.
Report leaked in email says management guilty of ‘egregious failures’ over its handling of donation from mainland China-listed company.
But with higher number of students advancing to secondary school this year, competition for spots at popular schools has become more intense.
Microsoft is expanding AI-related educational initiatives in the city, maintaining access to OpenAI’s models, while its China business draws scrutiny at home.
Education Bureau says 51,393 Primary Six children allocated secondary school places via centralised system.
Students say good time management, exercise and maintaining social lives crucial while studying for exams.
‘Vast universe is waiting for us to explore,’ says Liu Yang at launch of aerospace science education centre in Hong Kong.
Students tell the Post they are driven by a desire to give back to local communities.
Au Cheuk-yi, 17, scores top prize for achievements and contributions to society, says award ‘tells me that I’m doing the right thing’.
Woman is asked to stay at her listed address in Hong Kong, report regularly to Wan Chai Police Station and surrender all her travel documents.
Seventeen of Hong Kong’s top scorers are from English Schools Foundation, city’s biggest international school group.
Online post suggested teacher invited Form Five student into his room during mainland trip for drinks and she allegedly stayed overnight.
Education Bureau also says it will only establish new schools if absolutely necessary as city faces shrinking body of pupils.
Despite incidents of time zone cheating, IB says it is “confident” no student was disadvantaged and it will not recalibrate test scores.