Objectives

1. To stimulate students’ interest in Geography and arouse their curiosity about our world.
2. To strike a balance between academic learning and fun learning
3. To enhance knowledge about the use of geo-informatics techniques, including GIS, GPS, and mobile apps
4. To provide a platform for interaction between students, especially through outdoor activities

Contents

1. Meetings will be held during the school year.  The first meeting will be held at the beginning of the school year to introduce committee members and the activity plan.  Active participants will receive certificates at the final meeting.
2. Field trips, visits or orienteering activities will be held almost once a month.
3. The activities will be announced in October, and each member will receive a booklet containing the activity plan.

Features

1. Students can learn geographical knowledge and skills through activities
2. Committee members are required to plan, organise, and lead the activities.
3. Creativity, teamwork, and collaboration among participants and committee members can be enhanced.
4. Participants can learn to appreciate the wonders of Nature and enhance their awareness of protecting our environment.

Achievements

1. Students are able to apply a range of practical, organisational, and intellectual knowledge and skills to “real-world” problems or issues.
2. A supportive and mutually accepting learning community is developed to allow students to participate actively in learning.

Activities

Tai O Exploration (26/04/2025)

Sunset trip at Beacon Hill (20/03/2025)

City orienteering in Tsim Sha Tsui (11/01/2025)

Hiking and barbeque at Lobster Bay (16/11/2024)

Night walk at Fo Dau Ping Peak (18/10/2024)

Field trip to Sharp Island (20/04/2024)

Night walk at Tsing Yi Natural Trails (11/10/2023)

Field trip to Tung Lung Island (29/04/2023)