Delia Memorial School

			Delia Memorial School
			地利亞修女紀念學校

			Delia Memorial School
			地利亞修女紀念學校

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Multiculturalism

Local Curriculum for students of different ethnicities
With the view that Hong Kong is our home, Delia Memorial School offers the local Hong Kong secondary curriculum to our students, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, race, religion, and family’s socioeconomic background. The curriculum leads to the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) examinations, which will allow them to matriculate into publicly-funded universities in Hong Kong, such as the University of Hong Kong (HKU), the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST).

Integration into the local Hong Kong culture
To cultivate better integration into the local Hong Kong culture, Delia Memorial School provides tailor-made Cantonese Chinese language classes for students learning Chinese as a Second Language. Advanced CSL and Traditional Chinese classes are likewise offered to students with a higher degree of proficiency and fluency in Cantonese Chinese. Students taking the Traditional Chinese classes will also take Putonghua classes to further develop their biliterate and trilingual skills. Students pursuing CSL and ACSL classes take the UK-based GCSE Cantonese Chinese examination, which will allow them to enter local universities in Hong Kong.

Respect and harmony among different ethnicities
To foster a harmonious environment for various ethnicities, Delia Memorial School offers avenues and opportunities for students to share their own cultures with each other. Whether it be through food, singing, dancing, cricket, or national attires, the rich and vibrant lives of our students represent the larger, diverse world we all live in.

Chinese as a Second Language

Multiculturalism

Local Curriculum for students of different ethnicities With the view that Hong Kong is our home, Delia Memorial School offers the local Hong Kong secondary curriculum to our students, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, race, religion, and family’s socioeconomic background. The curriculum leads to the Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (HKDSE) examinations, which will allow them to matriculate into publicly-funded universities in Hong Kong, such as the University of Hong Kong (HKU), the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). Integration into the local Hong Kong culture To cultivate better integration into the local Hong Kong culture, Delia Memorial School provides tailor-made Cantonese Chinese language classes for students learning Chinese as a Second Language. Advanced CSL and Traditional Chinese classes are likewise offered to students with a higher degree of proficiency and fluency in Cantonese Chinese. Students taking the Traditional Chinese classes will also take Putonghua classes to further develop their biliterate and trilingual skills. Students pursuing CSL and ACSL classes take the UK-based GCSE Cantonese Chinese examination, which will allow them to enter local universities in Hong Kong. Respect and harmony among different ethnicities To foster a harmonious environment for various ethnicities, Delia Memorial School offers avenues and opportunities for students to share their own cultures with each other. Whether it be through food, singing, dancing, cricket, or national attires, the rich and vibrant lives of our students represent the larger, diverse world we all live in. Chinese as a Second Language