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Introduction to Extra-curricular Activities
Duties of Club/Society Moderators & Office-bearers – Mrs. M. Iu
House Enterprise and Overall House Championship – Mrs. M. Iu
School Homepage – Mrs. M. Iu
School Magazine – Mrs. V. Au Yeung
Non-academic Scholarship – Mrs. P. Tam
Clubs' Bulletin Boards Decoration – Ms. J. Fok
Financial Reports – Mrs. I. Luk
School Plasma – Mrs. M. Iu
Content
I. INTRODUCTION
Aim
Classification
IV. APPENDIX
V. E-FORMS
I. INTRODUCTION
Aim
As extra-curricular activities are part of the informal curriculum from which students
gain valuable knowledge, skills and experiences that cannot be learnt from
classroom teaching, it is therefore important that teachers guide students in these
activities as part of their teaching.
These activities aim to cultivate students’ skills and interests in different fields so
that they would be able to:
a) develop leadership, learn and serve through planning and organizing
activities;
b) co-operate and socialize with one another;
c) be mature in the process of decision-making;
d) develop potential in non-academic fields.
Classification
Extra-curricular activities in our school are divided into the following categories:
1. Activities organised by clubs & societies (e.g. talk, visit, interest group, inter-
class competition, etc.)
2. Short-term training course (e.g. leadership camp, field training, etc.)
3. Whole school function *(e.g. Paulinian Show, Swimming Gala, Christmas
Celebration, etc.)
* For activities involving the whole school, all teachers should assist in carrying out
the programmes. And all teachers should be present to give participating students
moral support.
Teachers should know well and grasp the importance and significance of the extra-
curricular activities to the students. They should equip themselves to master the
related knowledge and skills.
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Attitude of the teachers who organize and lead the activities should be serious. All
moderators of the same club should work closely together to supervise the smooth
running of the club.
The moderators should be present at the meetings and club activities to provide
adequate guidance to the club officers in the following areas of club functioning:
a) Operation of club
When selecting officers, moderators should see that each officer is entrusted with
no more than two responsible posts for effective task and time management. At
the beginning of the academic year, the moderators will discuss with officers the
aims of the club, the duties of respective work, the division of work among club
officers, the working procedure of committee meeting and the preparation of
budget etc. The club should hold regular meetings with agenda and minutes
(Appendix 1.1 & 1.2).
b) Programme Monitoring
At the beginning of the academic year, moderators should assist officers to plan
out appropriate activities programme commensurate with the club’s aim and the
school theme. The club should submit the year plan and official list (Appendix 2
/Form E1) to the ECA coordinator – Mrs. M. Iu (no later than 30th September
2021).
The ECA coordinator should co-ordinate the overall arrangement of activities for
the whole school. Please note that no extra-curricular activities should be held
two weeks before the examination.
During the academic year, any proposed and modified programmes should be
approved and signed by the moderators before submission to the ECA
coordinator who should be kept well informed of the updated progress of club
activities.
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2. Membership
a) Recruitment
Students are encouraged to participate actively in the extra-curricular activities.
The club should keep a name list of its members at the beginning of each
academic year.
3. Programme Implementation
a) Parent’s consent
Moderators should make sure that the students have submitted the Parents’
Consent Form (Form E4) at least one day before attending activities held out of
school or after school hours.
b) Activity Memo
Before holding any outdoor activities, together with Parents’ Consent Form, and
Activity Memo (Form E 4b) summarising details of programme, like name of
club/ society, nature, date, time duration, destination of the activity, number of
participants and name of responsible teachers should be handed in one day before
the activity to the General Office. A copy of this activity memo should be
submitted to the ECA coordinator for school record.
c) Programme Calendar
Moderators/officers should provide the required information of the activities by
entering the details of club activities in
http://spcsstars ->School -> Calendar -> ECA
d) Publicity
Club members should be well informed of the activities through their club’s
homepage, bulletin board, posters, circulars and announcements. All means of
publicity should be approved and signed by moderators before being posted up
in the assigned notice boards. Publications in location other than the notice board
should seek the permission from the school authority in advance and have a
school chop chopped on in the General Office. All outdated publications should
be removed promptly after the activities.
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Any club/ society would like a survey, questionnaire or Google form for the
purpose of conducting any extra-curricular activities, all these documents must
be checked and approved by the moderators, Mrs. M. Iu/ Mrs. L. Ko.
In addition, they should also fill in and submit the form for the booking of school
facilities (Form E5) in Chinese to Ms. Amy Ali (1/F General Office) who will
inform janitors for the required preparation and cleaning of the venue/room.
f) Safety Precaution
i) Inform Police
For outdoor activities, moderator should write directly to the Division
Commander, the Hong Kong Police Force (HKPF) of the visiting area at least
10 days in advance (Form E6). On the day of outing, the moderator should
telephone the Duty Officer of the corresponding police station for the required
information before and immediately after the outing.
* The list of police station – address and telephone number are pinned up at
the General Office Notice Board.
ii) Briefing
Instruction on necessary dress code, safety rules and regulations such as
immediate report of an accident, early departure, etc. should be given to all
participants prior to the outing.
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iii)First Aid Kit
In the event of field trips, picnics, camping or any kind of outdoor functions,
the moderators should prepare a First Aid Kit for any possible accidents
arising.
g) Time Management
Programme should start and end in accordance with the stipulated time as stated
in students’ handbook or parent’s consent form. Full attendance is required for
activities that involve the whole school. Students should not be allowed to leave
early since the stated time is regarded as normal school hours.
h) Attendance
The officers should record attendance of members (Form E2) at each activity for
evaluating the degree of the participation of the members and the popularity of
the programme. This serves as a reference for future planning of the club
activities. This Form E2 is to be submitted to the ECA coordinator for school
record in the year-end report.
i) Certificate of Appreciation
Students who have shown good performance in participating club activities and
have attained any awards can be awarded the Certificate of Appreciation
(Appendix 3) upon the recommendation of the moderators with the approval of
the Principal. The club should keep a record of awarded members (Form E3) for
school reference and attach it to the year-end report.
j) House Awards
In order to enhance house spirit, marks obtained by students in various
competitions e.g. Dance Competitions, Bulletin Board Decoration, Swimming
Gala, Sports Day and etc. will be added to the House Award System (Appendix
4) while marks will be deducted due to poor tardiness or attendance.
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The school authority can recommend suitable students awarded with the
Certificate of Appreciation for the application of relevant prizes and scholarships
offered inside and outside school, for example Paulinian Prizes and Paulinian
Awards.
4. Finance
The moderators should work with the officers for a balanced budget, including the
estimated income and expenditure of the year. Clubs can collect membership fees.
The income should be spent for the benefits of the members.
The moderators should closely monitor the financial matter of the club, for example,
the keeping of Expenditure Vouchers (Appendix 5), Daily Record Of Account
(Appendix 6) and drawing of money from the club's bank account for club activity.
An Activity Financial Report (Appendix 7) should be completed after each function.
An Annual Financial Report (Appendix 8) with the signatures of moderators and
treasurers should be handed in to the ECA coordinator by the end of the academic
year.
If a club wants to make souvenirs for sale, e.g. stationery, it must have the approval
from the Principal. The main purpose of souvenirs is to build up the spirit of the club.
a) Principal
The Club Annual Report (Appendix 9) should be submitted to the Principal
through the ECA Coordinator (Mrs. M. Iu) in early July of each year. This should
include the Lists of Office-bearers and members, the calendar of events, annual
evaluation, list of awarded students, activity memo, financial report and the
Proposed Year Plan for the coming year. Please hand in both the hard copies and
the soft copies.
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6. School Magazine
Throughout the whole academic year, the club should collect programme schedule,
photographs of club meetings, activities and related publication materials for the
preparation of School Magazine. Moderators must be sure that the club has its
photographer for photo-taking.
7. School Homepage
Throughout the whole academic year, the club should keep the club webpage up-to-
date and ensure the information is suitable to be publicised. Moderators must be sure
that the club webpage is updated at the beginning of and throughout the academic
year.
The school considers that it is a serious offence to recruit students for outside
activities or organizations without the authorization of the school.
a) Insurance
All teachers have been insured under the Employee’s Compensation Insurance
and Personal Accident Insurance for an injury sustained during their course of
duty. A teacher should notify the school immediately after the accident. The
school will then inform the Labour Department and the insurance company. For
students, they have also been insured under the Personal Accident Insurance in
school and school’s supported activities. An approval has to be sought with the
Principal before the activities are to be held. It should be noted that moderators
have to make reference to ‘Guidelines on Outdoor Activities’, ‘Guidelines on
Extra-curricular Activities’ and ‘Guidelines on Study Tour Outside HKSAR’
issued by EDB.
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b) Teacher-student ratio
When teachers lead students to activity outside school, for every 20 students there
should be one teacher going along with and caring for them. Moderators should
read “School Activities Guidelines Circular” from the Education Bureau on
safety precautions posted up in the office or the webpage of EDB.
10. Others
Students should complete the student record form of extra-curricular activities
(Appendix 10) at the end of each academic year.
1. Consult with the Moderator(s) and Secretary the agenda of the meeting and
the appropriate time for a meeting.
2. Set out the agenda precisely according to the significance of each item and the
time required.
3. If any item requires a decision, the President should prepare beforehand any
presentation or relevant information in order that it can be discussed during
the meeting.
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The following steps may help a President to lead a discussion at a meeting:-
1. Analyze the project/issue and the extent of its influence.
2. Try to make the members understand the project/issue involved by supplying
them with background information.
3. Try to see if the club/society has the necessary resources to take up the
project/issue.
4. Exchange ideas and explore different approaches.
5. Pick the best possible approach or ways of accomplishing the task.
6. Choose a person to be the in charge of the task.
7. At the end of the discussion period, the President can sum up briefly so that
the attending members can have an overall picture of the task discussed.
1. Supervise the working procedure. See that the decision arrived at the meeting
is carried out.
2. Go over all meetings' and activities' reports.
3. Sign necessary papers and reports.
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2. DUTIES OF CLUB/SOCIETY VICE-PRESIDENT
1. Shall issue notices of meeting by listing the time, place and agenda clearly.
2. Consult the Moderator(s) and the President the content of the agenda and the
order for discussion.
3. Prepare all necessary information required for the meeting.
4. Make necessary arrangement for the meeting e.g. booking of facilities.
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4. DUTIES OF CLUB/SOCIETY TREASURER
• To receive all funds of the club/society and deposit them according to the
procedure recommended by the Moderator(s).
• To keep an account of the finance of the club/society and retain all invoices
and receipt, and keep copies of all bills.
• Issue receipts for all money collected.
• Pay all bills with Moderator’s approval when requested to do so.
• Prepare the club/society’s annual financial report.
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Appendix
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Appendix 1.1
XXXX CLUB
Agenda : 1. XXXXXX
2. XXXXXX
3. XXXXXX
4. XXXXXX
5. Any other business
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Appendix 1.2
St. Paul’s Convent School
Extra-curricular Activities – Minutes (Sample)
XXXX CLUB
Attendance : XXXXXX
XXXXXX
XXXXXX
XXXXXX
XXXXXX
XXXXXX
Absentee : XXXXXX
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Appendix 1.3
St. Paul’s Convent School
Checklist for Extra-curricular Activities
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Form E1
Extra-curricular Activities Year Plan Appendix 2
2021-2022
Name of Club/Society: Name of Moderators:
Name of Officers:
President: Vice-President:
Secretary: Treasurer:
Publicity Secretary: I.T. Co-ordinator:
Photographer: Video Editor: Environmental Officer:
Sept.21 Oct. 21 Nov.21 Dec.21 Jan.22 Feb.22
1 (Wed) 6/10 (Wed) 3/11 (Wed) 1/12 (Wed) 5/1 (Wed) 9/2 (Wed)
-School re-open -DIP 2 -DIP -DIP 10 -Commencement of Mid- -Chinese Debate
4/9 (Sat) 12-13/10 (Tue-Wed) 6/11 (Sat) 8/12 (Wed) term Examination for F.1- Finals
-Club Moderators and -F.5 Geography Field -Speech Day -DIP 11 3&5PAUL 16/2 (Wed)
Officers Training Studies Camp Rehearsal 15/12 (Wed) -DIP 13
8/9 (Wed) 13/10 (Wed) 10/11 (Wed) -DIP 12 19/2 (Sat)
-Mass of the Holy Spirit; -DIP 3 -DIP 7 21/12 (Tue) -Parents’ Day
Platform Speeches & 14/10 (Thu) 17/11 (Wed) -Christmas Mass & 23/2 (Wed)
Election of School Prefects, -PTA AGM -DIP 8 Programme -DIP 14
Teachers’ Day Celebration 20/10 (Wed) 18/11 (Thu) 22/12 (Wed)
11/9 (Sat) -DIP 4 -Speech Day (STT) -Christmas Party
-Form One Catholic 23/10 (Sat) 24/11 (wed)
Orientation Day -F.1 Information Day -DIP 9
17/9 (Fri) 26/10 (Tue)
-Swimming Gala -Dress Casual Day
21/9 (Tue) 27/10 (Wed)
-Installation of Prefects & -DIP 5
Monitors 28/10 (Thu)
29/9 (Wed) -Sports Day
-DIP 1
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Appendix 3
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Appendix 4
------------- *This slip is to be returned to Mrs. M. Iu within 1 week after the release of competition results. --------
Results of Competition:
Winners 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Form 1
Form 2
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Appendix 5
St. Paul’s Convent School
Extra-curricular Activities – Voucher 2021-2022
(Name of Club / Society)
Activity (specify) or Voucher No: No
General operation:
Items Amount
$
Date: _________________
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Appendix 6
St. Paul’s Convent School
Extra-curricular Activities – Daily Records of Accounts 2021-2022
(Name of Club / Society)
Note:
***** Club/ society holding both cash in hand and cash at bank needs to
prepare two respective sets of daily records of accounts with clear
specification.
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Appendix 7
St. Paul’s Convent School
Extra-curricular Activities – Activity Financial Report 2021-2022
(Name of Club / Society)
Activity: Orientation Day
Income and Expenditure Account
(A) Income Item Voucher Amount
No.
$ $
1.
2.
Total Income 0
Date: __________________
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Appendix 8
Amount
$ $
Balance brought forward 264.4
Income
Membership fee (20 x $25) 500.0
Surplus of Bookmark Making Workshop (refer to activity xx
financial report)
Total income 500
Expenses
Photocopies 10.5
Stationery xx
Club photos xx
Deficit of Orientation Day (refer to activity financial 295.0
report)
Deficit of Christmas party (refer to activity financial xx
report)
Total expenses 305.5
Balance carried forward xxx.x
Date: __________________
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Club Annual Report: 2021-2022
Appendix 9
Name of Club/Society:
Aims:
Moderators:
Office bearers: President: Vice President:
Treasurer: Secretaries:
Publicity Secretaries: I.T. coordinators:
Member List:
1S
1T
1P
1A
1U
1L
2S
2T
2P
2A
2U
2L
3S
3T
3P
3A
3U
3L
4S
4T
4P
4A
4U
4L
5S
5T
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5P
5A
5U
5L
6P
6A
6U
6L
Calendar of events:
Evaluation:
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Proposed Year Plan (Sept. 2022 – Aug. 2023)
2022 September –
October –
November –
December –
2023 January –
February –
March –
April –
____________________ ____________________
(Name) (Name)
Club president Moderator
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Appendix 10
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Citizenship & Social Development Society
Library Club
Mathematics Club
Multimedia Club
Music Society
Philosophy Society
Photography & Video Society
Putonghua Club
Rocket & Aerospace Society
School Choir
Symphonic Orchestra
Science Society
Sister School Scheme
Spanish Club
TED-Ed Club
Visual Arts Renaissance Club
Voluntary Service Group
Zonta Z Club
Young Investors Society
(IV) Sports
Sports Committee
Athletics Team
Badminton Club
Dragon Dance Club
Netball Club
Swimming Team
Table Tennis Club
Volleyball Club
(V) Prefects’ Board
(VI) Houses
Cavell
Curie
Keller
Kenny
Mason
Morris
Other Participation:
(with Dates)
Awards/Certificates:
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Forms
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St. Paul’s Convent School Form E1
Extra-curricular Activities Year Plan
2021 – 2022
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Form E2
St. Paul’s Convent School
Extra-curricular activities Attendance Record
Club/ Society:
Activity: Venue:
Date: Time:
Officer in charge:
Teachers in charge:
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Form E3
St. Paul’s Convent School
Extra-curricular Activities
Outstanding Paulinian Award Achievements
Club/ Society:
Event:
Teachers in charge:
Award:
Organizer:
Nature: Inter-class/ Inter-school/ International
Date of Award:
Signature of Moderator/s
Date:
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Form E4
St. Paul’s Convent School
Extra-curricular Activities – Parents’ Consent Form
Activity:
Organizer:
Venue:
Date: Time: (approx.)
Date:
(Name of Parent/ Guardian)
Home Tel.
(Signature of Parent/ Guardian)
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Form E4b
St. Paul’s Convent School
Extra-curricular Activities – Activity Memo
(Signature)
*This form should be submitted to the office together with all parents’ consent forms, at least one
day before the activity.
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Form E5
聖保祿學校
致負責工友:
活動組別 將於 年 月 日
由 至 在 室 舉行活動,請作有關安排,細節如
下:
負責人 老師/學生(中 )
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Form E5d
St. Paul’s Convent School
Application form for submitting video for broadcasting/ central filing
Applicant signature:
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Form E5e
St. Paul’s Convent School
Application form for updating club/society/house webpage
Date: _____________
Club/Society/House: __________________________________________________________________
Moderator(s): _______________________________________________________________________
Student-in-charge
Name:_________________________________
Class:___________________________(_____)
E-mail address:
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
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(To be completed by the School Website administrator)
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Form E6
St. Paul’s Convent School
140 Leighton Road
Causeway Bay
Hong Kong
Tel: 25761692 Fax: 28828464
Date:
This is to inform you that our School Club/ Society , will organize an outdoor activity on . We
should be very grateful if you could make some safety arrangement or have more frequent police patrol in the nearby
vicinity. Details of the activity are as follows:
Route:
Approved by:
(Principal) Signature
Name of Teacher-in-charge
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Form E6a
School Outing Notification Form
Nature of outing:
Date:
Locality:
Route:♦ to
Number of participants:
Name and mobile telephone no. (if any) of the leader(s) of the outing:
Name and telephone no. of the responsible person* who is not participating:
( )
Head of School
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Form E7
St. Paul’s Convent School
Application Form for Help from the Prefect’s Board
□ Joint club/s
(name/s)
□ Independent
Participating Unit: □ Individual/ team
□ Inter-class
□ Inter-school
Name of guest/s (if any)
Number of participants
This form is to be returned to Mrs. L. Ko at least one week before the function takes place. This is to
ensure the smooth running of the event and to allow enough time for the School Prefects to make
arrangements. Do not contact the School Prefect directly, so as not to create unnecessary
misunderstanding.
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Form E8
St. Paul’s Convent School
Date: ____________________
Date of announcement:
Club/ Department:
Announcer : ____________________________________________
Message:
Signature of Moderator
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