李家超訪小學了解校課後託管服務成效 喜見為學生家長帶來裨益 指政府將研擴展計劃


行政長官李家超今日(4日)在社交平台上載影片,表示政府推出「在校課後託管服務計劃」,為學生及家長在經濟、學業或家庭上帶來莫大裨益,他對此深感欣慰,喜見計劃成效理想。他又指會與委託的大學研究團隊研究將計劃進一步擴展,以期充分利用資源,讓更多家庭受惠。李家超趁復活節聯同教育局長蔡若蓮、勞工及福利局長孫玉菡到訪九龍城區一間小學,與學生一起迎接復活節假期來臨。他表示到訪的學校夥拍非政府機構,正推行「在校課後託管服務計劃」,參與計劃的學生放學後,在導師指導下完成功課及溫習,亦會進行遊戲及課外活動。他與數名家長及其子女交流,多名家長向他指原本因需照顧孩子只能從事兼職,子女參與計劃後,他們可放心做全職,既紓緩經濟壓力,亦減輕管教困難。學生就表示參加計劃後認識許多新朋友,在學業及社交層面均有正面發展。政府在2023/24學年起推行有關計劃,由學校提供場地、關愛基金提供資金,委聘非政府機構負責營辦,讓有需要的小學生在課後留校接受託管及學習支援,方便家長外出工作。計劃首年招募了七個地區共59間小學參與,至2024/25學年計劃擴展至全港,共126間學校參與,服務名額倍增至近6000個。去年《施政報告》提出進一步優化計劃,取消名額上限,截至上月已有逾200間小學參加,提供超過10500個名額。李家超亦提到,他經常指出改善民生是其施政的最終目標,在扶助基層方面,本屆政府一直通過政、商、民合作,推出不同精準扶貧項目,將資源投放在最需要幫助的人,「在校課後託管服務計劃」正正是其中之一。

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