One edition a day — what the education sector needs to know.
Every item carries a link to the official source. Check it yourself.
Items are researched and drafted with AI, but every one names its source and links straight to the official text. We don’t ask you to trust our reading — we put the original within reach. That is the difference between “I’m telling you” and “I found it and read it for you”.
Today’s items
Subscribers get the full archive and daily digestsThe items below illustrate the format. The “Verify” button on each opens the official source — a hard rule: nothing goes out without one.
HKEAA subject assessment frameworks and marking schemes updated
A live item states which passage changed, how it differs from the previous version, what it does to existing teaching routines, and the one decision worth making this quarter. Our reading is typeset apart from the source, so you can read only the source.
Verify · open official source · hkeaa.edu.hkEDB curriculum guides and funding scheme notices
Eligibility, deadline and required documents spelled out — including who does not qualify, which saves you reading the full circular.
Verify · open official source · edb.gov.hkOfficial updates on place allocation and admissions
The practical path for newly arrived families: which step happens on which site, when, and what the fallback is when it fails.
Verify · open official source · edb.gov.hkSubject examination reports and statistics released
When official exam reports land, we pull the passages that bear directly on teaching and cite page numbers, so you can quote them in a staff meeting.
Verify · open official source · hkeaa.edu.hkPublic documentation on AI teaching tools in the sector
Only what public filings or official releases can support. We don’t review individual vendors and don’t accept vendor submissions.
Verify · open official source · Public documentsThe links above point to the EDB and HKEAA entry points. In production each item links to the specific notice, with the retrieval date kept on record.
What we write, what we don’t
Actual changes to assessment frameworks, marking schemes and exam arrangements, compared version by version.
Policy and funding schemes with eligibility, requirements and deadlines stated plainly.
Compiled from public documents only. No vendor reviews, no vendor submissions.
Exam reports, statistics and research — the teaching-relevant passages extracted with page citations.
If we can’t find the official text or a public document, it doesn’t go out. That is a hard rule.
How much an edtech company raised has no bearing on your enrolment next term.
You can read the original. We write what you should change because of it, and put the link beside it.
This is written for the people making decisions: owners, curriculum leads, parents.
No source, no item.
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Daily, each morning. The number of items follows how many verifiable changes actually occurred — we would rather run short than pad it.
Is it written by AI?
Research and first drafts are. But every item must carry a traceable link to the official text; anything we can’t verify doesn’t go out. You can read only the sources and treat our notes as an index.
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Depends what you’re solving. If you’re working out subject choices and admission paths, the assessment and admissions sections are worth it; you can skip the sector section.
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