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The Secondary School Places Allocation System SSPA

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The Secondary School Places Allocation System SSPA

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    1. The Secondary School Places Allocation System (SSPA)

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    3. Eligibility for Participation

    4. Two Stages

    6. DP Stage Parents If to apply, not more than two participating secondary schools, otherwise the chance of acquiring a DP will be forfeited Application is not subject to restriction on districts

    7. CA Stage After the deduction of repeater and discretionary places, the remaining places in a secondary school are used for CA: 10% for Part A Unrestricted School Choices (choose a maximum of three schools from any school nets, including the student’s own net) 90% for Part B Restricted School Choices (choose a maximum of 30 schools from the student’s own net)

    9. Criteria for CA Student’s Allocation Band* (Territory Band) Parental Choice of Schools (a maximum of 3) Random Number # Student’s Allocation Band* (Net Band) Parental Choice of Schools (a maximum of 30) Random Number #

    10. 2009/2011 Schedule (2010/11 School Year)

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    13. Allocation Band is determined by Internal Assessment (IA) J.5 Second Test and Exam J.6 All Tests and Exams

    14. Students’ Internal Assessment Chinese Language ,CAC, English Language and Mathematics Higher proportion

    15. Assessment Ratio in Different Subjects in School

    16. Assessment Ratio in Chinese Language / Chinese Adjusted Curriculum (CAC) in School

    17. Assessment Ratio in English Language in School

    18. Parents’ support to children Parents talks and seminars Home, school cooperation section, EDB EDB Guide the children to do revision and get a better result for the coming 2 years

    19. EDB website Non-Chinese Speaking Parent Information Package Introduce HK’s education important education policies and the related education services to non-Chinese speaking parents Help you grasp the basic information & provide you with access to further information enables you to make appropriate decisions when selecting schools and related education services for your children.

    20. EDB Information Package is composed of a guidebook and a related DVD in six language versions English and Chinese, Indonesian and English, Thai and English, Nepali and English, Hindi and English, and Urdu and English. Hong Kong Regional Education Office   2863 4646 Kowloon Regional Education Office   3698 4108 New Territories West Regional Education Office  2437 7272 New Territories East Regional Education Office   2639 4876

    21. Placement Assistance Related information       EDB -- SSPA School Lists (By District)       List of "Through-train" Schools      List of schools admitting greater number of non-Chinese speaking children List of DSS Schools List of private secondary schools International Education in Hong Kong - A prospectus 

    22. Territory-wide System Assessment (TSA)

    23. The Aim of implementing the TSA To test students’ performances at the Basic Competency level. Schools could make good use of the assessment data of TSA to improve the learning and teaching environment in their schools.

    24. (ii) To provide the Government and school management with information on schools’ standards in key learning areas of Chinese, English and Mathematics The Government would be able to provide support to those schools in need and monitor the education policies.. The Aim of implementing the TSA

    25. TSA – English Language Reading and Writing 50 minutes written assessment Listening 30 minutes written assessment Speaking 3 minutes Oral Assessment (Read Aloud and Teacher & Student Interaction) 2 minutes Oral Assessment (Presentation)

    26. TSA – Chinese Language Reading 35 minutes written assessment Writing 55 minutes written assessment Listening 45 minutes written assessment Speaking 4-8 minutes Oral Assessment (Presentation, Group Discussion and Picture description)

    27. TSA - Mathematics 50 minutes written assessment (June) 5 Dimensions (J4 –J6): Numbers Shape and Space Measures Data Handling Algebra

    28. http://www.bca.hkeaa.edu.hk/web/TSA/en/PriNews.html TSA Website

    29. ~ The End ~

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