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Curriculum Leadership Development (CLD) Programme
for Primary and Secondary English Language Teachers (2023/24)

The First Theme-based Workshop:
Creating a Climate for Change through Subject Planning

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Members of the CLD programme (2023/24) with the officers of the Language Learning Support Section

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Date: 30 June 2023 (Friday)

Time: 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Venue: S.K.H. Kei Fook Primary School

Target participants: Members of the Curriculum Leadership Development (CLD) Programme for Primary and Secondary English Language Teachers (2023/24)

Speakers: Mr William Cheng, Ms Amy Poon, Ms Pearl Koah, Ms Ada Lam and Ms Connie Tsang

The First Theme-based Workshop on "Creating a Climate for Change through Subject Planning" held on 30 June empowered the members of the CLD Programme (2023/24) to develop their curriculum leadership capabilities in English Language education. The workshop focused on three main objectives:

  1. effectively using SWOT analysis to identify development focuses;
  2. creating concrete, workable actions and resource strategies via "SMART" subject plans; and
  3. establishing monitoring and evaluation mechanisms for successful plan implementation.

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Curriculum Leadership Development Programme Introduction

The workshop kicked off with an introduction to the Curriculum Leadership Development Programme, outlining the qualities and duties of a curriculum leader. A pre-workshop survey had been conducted to gather insights into the leadership capabilities that school heads desire in a curriculum leader and their perspectives on the significance of different panel tasks.

SWOT Analysis and SMART Subject Plans

Participants explored the use of SWOT analysis for implementing values education in their subject and discussed strategies to address identified challenges. The workshop also offered guidance on writing SMART subject plans.

Hands-On Activity: Crafting a SMART Subject Plan

A highlight of the event was the hands-on activity, during which participants worked together to write and apply the concepts they had learnt and receive immediate feedback from their peers.

Conclusion: Effective Curriculum Leadership

The event was closed with an emphasis on the importance of conducting data-driven SWOT analyses, writing SMART subject plans, and fostering strong communication and teamwork to successfully implement the subject plans. The participants left equipped with tools and knowledge to excel as curriculum leaders in English Language education, fostering lasting impact on students and schools.