Hong Kong schools should call police if students violated the national security law in a manner that was beyond administrators’ control, the city’s education minister told the Post on Tuesday.Secretary for Education Kevin Yeung Yun-hung also said guide...
Ongoing current affairs should not be taught under a revamped liberal studies subject for secondary school students but events such as the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown could be kept, according to Hong Kong’s education minister.In an interview with t...
A 17-year-old who co-founded a community project designed to help Hong Kong’s disadvantaged children, and who advocates for freedom of speech and human rights is the city’s student of the year.Dylan Robinson, who attends German Swiss International Scho...
Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor on Saturday dismissed suggestions that reforming the liberal studies subject at secondary schools was political, and said misguided critical thinking which advocated objecting to everything about the governmen...
Hong Kong’s exam authority has selected an economics professor from a local university as its new head, after the current chief decided not to renew his contract following a controversy over a history paper question on Sino-Japanese relations.Professor...
When Hong Kong’s government began to consider liberal studies teaching two decades ago, the lofty aim was to teach students how to critically evaluate information and distinguish fact from opinion.Similar programmes on social studies or civic education...
Hong Kong’s two oldest universities have slipped down a league table for Asia institutions for the second year in a row, but researchers said there was little connection to last year’s civil unrest in the city.The University of Hong Kong (HKU) and Chin...
Hong Kong schools are expected to receive detailed guidelines on the national security law that could include reminders about student activities on campus, and the role of teachers and parents, as early as next month, the Post has learned.Education off...
The Hong Kong government has pledged more than HK$500 million (US$64.5 million) to create thousands of jobs for young people in the technological and entrepreneurial sectors in the Greater Bay Area, as the city’s leader launched her latest bid to tackl...
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