Life-wide Learning

What is Life-wide Learning?

Life-wide Learning (LWL) refers to student learning in real contexts and authentic settings to achieve targets that are more difficult to attain through classroom learning. It helps students achieve the aims of whole-person development and enables them to develop the lifelong learning capabilities that are needed in our ever-changing society.

The above diagram shows that life-wide learning for the five essential learning experiences can take place outside the school in different contexts, and different organisations may offer related learning opportunities.

What's New

• "Salute to the National Flag" Hong Kong and Macao Youth Flag-Raising Teams' Beijing Visit Delegation  
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• The Arrangement for the 2026/27 School Year for Mainland Study Tours of the Subject of Citizenship and Social Development(Opens in a new window)  
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• Visiting Hong Kong International Aviation Academy Teacher Training Programme – Proud to Fly Pursuing Sky Dream (Video with Chinese and English Subtitle) (Opens in a new window)  
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• Mainland Study Tours of the Subject of Citizenship and Social Development – Walking Classroom Learning Outcomes Series (Video with Chinese Subtitle) AI Empowerment Exploring the History of Chongqing (Opens in a new window)
• Mainland Study Tours of the Subject of Citizenship and Social Development – Walking Classroom Learning Outcomes Series (Video with Chinese Subtitle) Special Schools: Learning without Borders (Opens in a new window)
• Mainland Study Tours of the Subject of Citizenship and Social Development – Extending Patriotic Education Beyond Classroom (Video with Chinese Subtitle) (Opens in a new window)
• Mainland Exchange Programmes for Students and Mainland Study Tours of the Subject of Citizenship and Social Development – Sharing of Students' Learning Outcomes