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HKAYP LEC Student Run Project

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HKAYP LEC Student Run Project
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HKAYP is a programme about challenge, enterprise, effort and achievement aimed at Year 12 students. It addresses the development of the whole human being Students can apply to run a project/club that is tailored to the needs of individual students in the LEC. Ideally the project will link in with JCSRS too.
by providing a unique rewarding agenda that fills the gap left by formal education. They will have a chance to constructively use their leisure time, set and achieve
personal goals, learn about themselves and their community through experiential learning as a group or in person.

There are three camps planned with each one based in the Sai Kung East Country Park. Approximate dates are: 1st Training Camp in October, 2nd Endurance Camp
in December and 3rd and final Assessment Camp: January/February. Meetings will be held at lunchtimes, prior to each expedition, to plan the routes, discuss food
and general campcraft.

Note 1: The activity comes with an additional cost of $350 to cover costs of transportation and consumables sucah as gas, water, cookers, maps etc.
Note 2: Due to COVID-19 restrictions, details and dates of camp are subject to change.

Term Days Time Venue Term Days Time Venue

1 2 3 XMo XTu XWe XTh XFr XTBC Varies 1 2 3 XMo XTu XWe XTh XFr XTBC Varies LB

Capacity Gender Teacher/Coach/Student Leaders Capacity Gender Teacher/Coach/Student Leaders

60 XBoys XGirls Both Mr Nealis, Mr Spashett 7 XBoys XGirls Both Ms Gregory, Ms Moes

*DISCLAIMER *DISCLAIMER
Some activities such as Baking is provided by an external organization. This will incur an extra cost outside of the CAS fee. For fee-based activities enrolment is for the full year unless otherwise specified. Students have a grace period of two-weeks in Term 1 from August 23th to Some activities such as Baking is provided by an external organization. This will incur an extra cost outside of the CAS fee. For fee-based activities enrolment is for the full year unless otherwise specified. Students have a grace period of two-weeks in Term 1 from August 23 to
September 3rd, 2021 to withdraw from the program via LIONeL and thereafter a strict no refund policy applies. Payment shall be made directly to the service provider. Instructions will be sent to those who have been allocated a spot. Payment is required before the student is allowed September 3rd, 2021 to withdraw from the program via LIONeL and thereafter a strict no refund policy applies. Payment shall be made directly to the service provider. Instructions will be sent to those who have been allocated a spot. Payment is required before the student is allowed
to start the activity and a strict no refund policy applies. Absences or missed classes on the part of the students is their own responsibility. Should the instructor be absent for a class, it may be rescheduled as a make-up class. Prorated rate is only for those that signed up late to the to start the activity and a strict no refund policy applies. Absences or missed classes on the part of the students is their own responsibility. Should the instructor be absent for a class, it may be rescheduled as a make-up class. Prorated rate is only for those that signed up late to the
program. No drop ins will be allowed. program. No drop ins will be allowed.
POLICY FOR ACTIVITIES CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER POLICY FOR ACTIVITIES CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER
In the interest of your children’s safety, and in accordance with the guidelines of the EDB and Hong Kong Observatory, lessons will be cancelled in the event of adverse weather conditions. No refunds will be given. Where possible, participants will be advised of rescheduled ‘make In the interest of your children’s safety, and in accordance with the guidelines of the EDB and Hong Kong Observatory, lessons will be cancelled in the event of adverse weather conditions. No refunds will be given. Where possible, participants will be advised of rescheduled ‘make
up’ classes. up’ classes.
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