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Aesthetics
Our students engage in a four-part module every year, changing from one module to another every term. the modules are: Art, Music, Dance and Choir. A glimpse into the Primary Five Module: **Art** focuses on the fundamental skills of drawing such as learning which side of the pencil should be used for making marks, and whether the opposite end can erase mistakes. **Music** engages students in learning how to draw basic notes used in music. **Dance** focuses on how to kick one's legs correctly so that dance moves learnt in the near future would be executed better. **Choir** harmonizes students' voices as they recite a simple nursery song together.

Chinese Language
Mong Hua-ians have to take this subject unless they do not want to. At //Stage 1//, students are taught how to differentiate English words from Chinese characters. Later on, at //Stage 2//, they learn how to know that one Chinese character is not identical to another. //Stage 3// implants examination skills in the pupils, such as how the oval found on Optical Answer Sheets (OAS) in examinations should be shaded to avoid losing marks due to the scanner's inability to recognize the chosen option.

Why are students in our school taught the language? Because they need to use it in everyday life to communicate with people. From //Primary 1-2//, students are taught basic alphabet-writing. //Primary 3-5// focuses on teaching students the standardized foolscap format: write on every alternate line, use a blue/black pen, use the 'two-finger spacing' rule to start new paragraphs. //Primary 6// is the 'recap year' where students revise all skills accumulated in the past five years, before starting to prepare to take the Primary School Leaving Examination the following year.

'Gifted' Education Programme
For students unable to cope with normal academic streams, they are recommended to attend special 'Gifted' Education classes (GECs). If they still cannot do well in school (at least score 2% in all exams) they will be recommended to shift to 'Teacher's Class' for extreme cases.

InfoComm and Technology
Students are all required to know basic Computer skills. 10 students are entitled to a computer in the school due to lack of resources. They are taught how to move the mouse, how to operate World Wide Web windows (opening, closing, minimizing and maximizing) and much more during these usually 1-hour periods per week.

Mathematics
Being a very fundamental subject in any school, Mathematics is also compulsory for each and every one in Mong Hua too. We believe that it will help them overcome most problems in life later on. An example: calculating which is faster: taking a lift or climbing up a stairs to reach the 53rd floor on the United Chester Scryskaper. In Maths, one learns about topics such as addition, subtraction, double subtraction*, multiplication, division, triple division*, multi-analysis of polynomial terms*, etc.

Science
No matter what kind of Science student you are, whether you are a lab experiment fanatic to a science facts whiz, we have all you need at Mong Hua! Our teachers have an exciting and interesting syllabus for all students. Physical, Computers, Social, Biological, even Nuclear....SCIENCE! You will get to learn them all, Moreover, the science labs in Mong Hua's Science-blok are well-equipped with electron microscopes, electrocuting chair, high-speed quantum-particle accelerator... there is almost no end to the fascinating equipment you will find in the different laboratories!

Physical Education
In Mong Hua, we believe it is important for all students, regardless of age, height, weight, or gender, to be physically fit and healthy. Thus, we have a specially designed course for all our students, which is modified appropriately to suit every single condition and special requirement of our students. A typical year of Physical Education consists of four Sports Modules, one per term. Our students all find our extremely interesting range of 26 Sports covering the twenty-six alphabets very interesting ranging from the Air Swimming (A) to Zeppellin (Z).

Co-Curricular Activities
We have a total of 190 different CCAs in Mong Hua, beating the International Guinesss World Record for the Most Number of CCA Options for both Primary and Secondary Schools. From Apache Air Combat Forces (AACF) to Humbug Mint Collectors' Club (HMCC) to the Quest for the Best Association (QUBA) to the Zynga Games Analysis Reporters' (aGAR), our students can choose from a 7-page list of a dazzling array of clubs, societies, sports CCAs and much more.