English Language Education is one of the eight Key Learning Areas in the school curriculum. As a Key Learning Area, English Language Education aims to provide primary school learners with a wide range of contexts and learning experiences to:
1. develop their English Language proficiency;
2. enhance their personal and intellectual development;
3. and extend their understanding of other cultures through
the English medium.
The Subject Target of English Language is for learners to develop an ever-improving capability to use English:
1. to think and communicate;
2. to acquire, develop and apply knowledge;
3. to respond and give expression to experience;
and within these contexts, to develop and apply an ever-increasing understanding of
how language is organized, used and learned.
| DESCRIPTION | |
| G. E. PROGRAMME | focuses on intensive learning and teaching of the English Language knowledge and skills set out in the English Language curriculum framework |
| READING | specially devoted to the development of reading skills and help students acquire language knowledge such as grammar and vocabulary in appropriate contexts |
| PROJECT LEARNING | involves a theme-based investigation that engages students in integrative language use |
| LIFE-WIDE LEARNING | provides opportunities for experiential learning through meaningful use of the language in authentic settings |
| EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES | seek to exploit the potential that English offers for pleasurable experiences and the development of language awareness such as English Club and Drama |