The Education Bureau said today that the performance of Primary 3, Primary 6 and Secondary 3 students participating in the three major subjects under the 2025 Territory-wide System Assessment (TSA) – namely Chinese Language, English Language, and Mathematics – remained generally steady.

The bureau said it had received the latest TSA report from the Hong Kong Examinations & Assessment Authority (HKEAA) and that the results are similar to those of previous assessments.

The bureau said it was pleased to note that schools generally agree that the TSA report provides useful insights into the ability and performance of students and helps schools to devise suitable curriculum plans teaching strategies.

At a later date, the HKEAA will directly provide primary and secondary schools with school-level data from the TSA.

With a view to supporting schools in making effective use of assessment data and information to enhance learning and teaching, the bureau will hold thematic seminars on “Promoting Assessment for Learning” in December with reference to the 2025 TSA report.