Kellett’s 2035 vision spans learning spaces, curriculum and community work
In its 50th-anniversary year, Kellett School is pursuing a 10-year plan alongside a reported upgrade to its Pok Fu Lam campus and the opening of a Sixth Form Centre. South China Morning Post PostMag describes how the vision is reflected in plans for Years 10 and 11 courses and in student community projects.
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South China Morning Post PostMag reports that Kellett School is pursuing its 10-year “Kellett Vision: 2035” in the school’s 50th-anniversary year. The school grew from two primary classes in Wan Chai to three campuses in Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. The article separately reports an upgrade to the Pok Fu Lam campus and the opening of a new Sixth Form Centre; it does not describe these as a recent expansion to the number of campuses.
The plan’s stated priorities include high-quality education, inclusivity and student well-being. Its practical examples span three areas: learning spaces, curriculum and community activity. The Sixth Form Centre is intended to support more independent learning as students prepare for university. For Years 10 and 11, the school is introducing bespoke, non-examined courses in areas including entrepreneurship, financial literacy, service, global citizenship and sustainability; the article says these courses will be externally validated.
South China Morning Post PostMag also reports that students have taken part in English-language support in Wah Fu Estate, sustainability initiatives with a local farm cooperative and exchanges with schools in the Greater Bay Area. The article presents these activities as examples of the vision in practice, but does not report measured outcomes from them.
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