Glow Education Centre

Local grassroots education – ministry philosophy

Glow Worldwide (GWW)

The "Glow Education Centre" currently focuses on serving new immigrants and non-Chinese-speaking minority primary and secondary school students. The organization hopes to combine service with missionary work through the education centre, serving families in need, especially their children and teenagers, with the love of Christ. Regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, length of stay in Hong Kong, or educational background, the education centre will provide them with appropriate after-school tutoring, enabling them to confidently adapt to new languages and learning systems with the help of tutors.

"Truly I tell you, whoever gives even a cup of cool water to one of these little ones in the name of disciples will surely not be without reward."

Matthew 10:42

Glow Education Centre
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To cultivate students' interests and guide them to discover the abilities God has given them, we offer various interest classes (visits/outdoor activities, cultural and musical arts, sports activities) for them to participate in.

In this way, parents can relieve the pressure and burden of worrying about their children's studies and growth, and gain peace and stability of mind and body, and experience love and care.

Academic Cultivation

Homework tutoring class

Every Monday to Friday, from 4 pm to 6 pm, about 20 primary school students participate in homework tutoring classes, where teachers help them complete their homework and studies. The services are mainly for students from low-income families and those who need special assistance due to poor academic performance.

We hope that with the teachers' careful help, students will make different progress in self-confidence, learning attitude and academic performance. We also hope that in the process of accompanying students' growth, students will know that they are valuable, can improve and can give full play to their strengths, and can contribute to society in the future.

Chinese language classes for non-Chinese speaking minority groups

This Chinese language class helps low-income, non-Chinese speaking minority students in the district cope with their school homework and adapt to life in Hong Kong. By providing dedicated support to address their difficulties with Chinese homework and through learning Chinese via diverse activities, the class ensures they receive care and guidance, enabling them to integrate smoothly into the local community.

Homework tutoring class

Every Monday to Friday, from 4 pm to 6 pm, about 20 primary school students participate in homework tutoring classes, where teachers help them complete their homework and studies. The services are mainly for students from low-income families and those who need special assistance due to poor academic performance.

We hope that with the teachers' careful help, students will make different progress in self-confidence, learning attitude and academic performance. We also hope that in the process of accompanying students' growth, students will know that they are valuable, can improve and can give full play to their strengths, and can contribute to society in the future.

Non-Chinese Speaking Minority Chinese Classes

Aimed at helping non-Chinese speaking minority students from low-income families in the district adapt to school homework and life in Hong Kong. This Chinese class helps resolve the difficulties they face with Chinese homework and teaches the language through various activities, ensuring they receive support and care to integrate easily into life in Hong Kong.

Extracurricular activities

In addition to academics, the center also hopes to help students build character, broaden their experiences and knowledge, and at the same time, learn about faith, receive salvation, and practice Christian values.

The center held various activities.

Examples include Easter gatherings, open-top bus tours, pastel harmony workshops, summer teamwork activities, goal-setting activities, and flying stone reward programs.

Co-organizing events with churches in the Jordan area

Activities such as Mid-Autumn Festival reunion events and Christmas celebrations allow them to get to know the church and receive care and pastoral care.

Special events every two nights of the week

Students whose families return home late at night are allowed to stay at the center, where instructors have dinner with them, review their studies, learn about faith, play games together, reduce their use of electronic devices at home, and learn different kinds of knowledge.