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Objective

The main objective of the “School Culture Day Scheme” (the Scheme) is to encourage students to visit our performing arts venues, museums and libraries during school hours in the school year to take part in cultural programmes specifically designed for them. It is hoped that through the Scheme, students would be encouraged to cultivate creative mind and regard arts, history and science as part of their learning process and an integral part of everyday life. Apart from stimulating the creative thinking of students, it is hoped that the elements of arts, history and science in these programmes may be integrated into school context and daily life. We will also bring the programmes into schools. Ideally, it is expected that each student under the Scheme would have participated at least once in these cultural activities within the school year.

Target

Performing Arts Activities:
Since these activities are targeted at students of K.1- S.3, applications in relation to this age group will enjoy higher priority for consideration. (For S.4 - S.6 students, the Leisure and Cultural Services Department encourages them to participate in the 2020/21 "Art Experience Scheme for Senior Secondary Students".)

Museum and Visual Arts, Library Activities:
K.1 - S.6 students.

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Activities marked with this icon welcome parental participation.

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The School Culture Day Scheme covers a broad range of activities in a wide variety of themes and topics that show the distinctive charms of arts in an easy-to-follow and relaxing approach. The activities are suitable for students with less experience to participate in arts and culture activities, or those who are interested in arts and culture.

Selection Criteria

A quota is set for each activity. If the total number of students enrolling in an activity under the scheme from the applicant schools exceeds the quota, places will be allocated by computer ballot, taking into consideration the following factors:

(i)

Priority will be given to applicant schools which have never participated in the scheme.

(ii)

For applicant schools which have previously participated in the scheme, their order of priority will be determined by factors such as the records of their last participation, including the students’ actual attendance rate and record of cancellation or absence. The allocation of places will then be determined by computer ballot according to their order of priority.

 

Fees

Unless specially specified, all programmes are free.

How to apply

Application can be submitted online here or by filling in the application form attached in the brochure. The application form can also be downloaded from here or obtained from the following office by mail, by fax, by email or in person during office hours:

Audience Building Office, Leisure and Cultural Services Department

Address:

11/F, Queen Elizabeth Stadium, 18 Oi Kwan Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Fax:

2591 1161 / 2591 1160

Email:

scds@lcsd.gov.hk

Schools should complete the online application by 6pm on 19 June 2020, or return the completed form to the above office by mail, fax or email. Applications submitted by post should be in an envelope marked “School Culture Day Scheme” and postmarked no later than the deadline. Please do not re-submit the application form if it has already been submitted.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please click here.

Enquiries

Schools located on Hong Kong Island:

2591 1783

Schools located at Kowloon:

2591 1766

Schools located in the New Territories and on outlying Islands:

2591 1738


Programme content and information do not represent the views of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department.
The attached programme information is for reference only. Selected schools will receive programme updates in due course.
During the period of the scheme, schools will be notified of any additional programmes.