CTM places paramount emphasis on cultivating exemplary civic virtues—caring for the world, our motherland, our society, and the environment. We guide students to understand their roles and responsibilities across personal, family, peer, social, national, and global contexts. By nurturing positive values and attitudes, students develop an affection for Hong Kong, a strong sense of national identity, and a global perspective, inspiring them to contribute to the advancement of our community, country, and the world. Through diversified experiential learning, students deepen their appreciation of Chinese history, culture, and national development, empowering them to become active, responsible citizens.

 

Our Objectives:：

1. Deepen understanding and appreciation of Chinese history, culture, and national development.
2. Cultivate civic consciousness and social responsibility.
3. Strengthen critical thinking and broaden students’ global perspective.
4. Encourage proactive participation in civic and community affairs.

 

Our Programmes：

• Appreciation of Chinese Culture: Keynote talks by scholars and cultural specialists on Chinese history and traditions to reinforce students’ cultural confidence.
• Thematic Educational Visits: Organized visits to history museums and memorial halls to experience first-hand the nation’s historical trajectory and contemporary progress.
• Active Engagement with National Affairs: Inspiring students to understand and care for country and community, solidifying their civic foundation.
• National Identity & Global Outlook: Cross-cultural exchanges that broaden international horizons while reinforcing a secure sense of national identity .

 

 

 

Courtesy Campaign

CTM actively promotes and reinforces the core virtue of courtesy and respect across campus through a vibrant series of school-wide activities. We strive to heighten students’ etiquette awareness and nurture lifelong habits of kindness, civility, and mutual respect in their daily lives.

Key Initiatives：

1. Morning Assembly Sharing: Weekly sharing sessions by teachers and students featuring real-life anecdotes and reflections on courtesy.
2. Thematic Assembly Talks: Seminars by guest speakers exploring the importance of courtesy across cultures and providing actionable etiquette tips.
3. Moral Education Week: Interactive game booths and a Courtesy Sticker Design Competition that engage students in experiencing and practicing courteous behaviour.
4. “Star of Courtesy” Monthly Award: A monthly award nominated by teachers and peers to recognize students demonstrating exemplary manners.
5. “Courteous Youth of the Year” Flagship Award: An annual commendation celebrating students who exemplify outstanding courtesy and friendliness both on and off campus, inspiring the school community to follow their example.