In this globally-connected world, it is important for our students to possess the skills to work in cross-cultural teams and contexts. Hence our Bicultural Programme distils the best from Eastern and Western schools of thought so that our students develop a balanced worldview, while acquiring vital skills. The Programme enables our students to learn and compare Chinese and Western culture through classical literature such as The Butterfly Lovers and Romeo and Juliet. By examining the commonalities and differences, students develop a better understanding of their own culture while appreciating others. Another important skill that students acquire is translation and interpretation skills through our Sec 2 Translation module.

We believe that students should read widely in order to expand their world views and develop empathy. During the Bicultural week, students attend talks and workshops by local renowned artists and writers who share on their reading and writing experiences. In addition to learning about Chinese and English Literature, students also enjoy learning traditional art forms such as Calligraphy, Chinese Painting and Seal-Carving through hands-on activities during Appreciation of Chinese Culture (ACC) lessons. The Bicultural Programme is further supported by various programme, events and platforms such as Chinese Language Elective Programme (CLEP), Confucius Camp, Ceremonial Walk and International Immersion Programme.

*SOME IMAGES BELOW WERE TAKEN PRE-COVID19.