print page
< Back
Menu > About EDB >
Forms & Circulars
-
Forms
-
Circulars
< Back
Menu > Curriculum Development and Support >
Major Levels of Education
-
Kindergarten Education
-
Primary Education
-
Secondary Education
< Back
Menu > Curriculum Development and Support >
Assessment
-
Basic Competency Assessment (BCA)
< Back
Menu > Students and Parents Related >
Life Planning Education and Career Guidance
-
Life Planning Education
-
Business-School Partnership Programme
< Back
Menu > Students and Parents Related >
Safety Matters
-
Safety of Students
-
School Bus Services
< Back
Menu > Students and Parents Related >
Non-Chinese speaking (NCS) students
-
Education services for non-Chinese speaking (NCS) students
-
What's new
-
Overview
< Back
Menu > Students and Parents Related >
Programs and Services
-
Programs
-
Services
< Back
Menu > Teachers Related >
Qualifications, Training and Development
-
Qualification
-
Training
-
Development
< Back
Menu > School Administration and Management >
Financial Management
-
About Financial Management
-
Information on Subsidy
-
Notes to School Finance
< Back
Menu > School Administration and Management >
School-based Management
-
School-based Management Information Online
-
IMC Forms
-
Register of IMC
< Back
Menu > School Administration and Management >
School Premises Related Information
-
Allocation of a School
-
Furniture and Equipment List for New Schools
-
School Premises Maintenance
Main content start

Life Planning Education (LPE) for Primary Schools


LPE is considered as an ongoing and lifelong process for personal fulfillment, with different foci at different stages of lifetime.  In recent years, many local and overseas scholars have recommended the implementation of LPE curriculum at primary level.  Early exposure to LPE could also help students develop a broader view of future pathways and occupations, and refrain from holding gender or social status stereotypes in relation to certain jobs.  Given the incessant changes in job nature and requirements, it becomes more important to nurture students’ soft skills, morals, ethics, positive attitudes and adaptability, and maintain an open attitude towards early introduction of life planning at upper primary level.