A seminar titled 'Succeeding at interdisciplinary research' presented by Professor Christine Halse, then the Director of the Centre of Education Research, University of Western Sydney.

Includes multiple reports concerning the incorporation of cultural activities in the full-time course curriculum at Northcote College of Education; and on music education, kindergarten education, language skills programmes and core methodology course at the Colleges of Education.

Regarding Northcote College of Education's, Grantham College of Education's, Sir Robert Black College of Education's, and Hong Kong Technical Teacher's College's annual subscription of the Association, of the years 1974 to 1979.

This series consists of meeting papers, minutes, circulation, and correspondences of the School of Foundations in Education.

The series relates to the academic works of the School. Subjects and activities covered by the documents include curriculum, module revision, programme examiner, programme re-validation; student exchange programme, appointment of professor, student disciplinary and fund application.

This series also documented the membership and works of several committees within the School, including the Advisory Committee on Primary Teacher Education, Student Disciplinary Committee; and School Projects; Initiative Funding Committee; Academic Validation and Monitoring Committee; and Academic Planning and Development Committee.

This series consists of project proposals, design layout plans, meeting notes, correspondence, cost estimates, budget plans, questionnaires and application forms for a variety of matters, relating to the preliminary activities undertaken by the Proposed Community Creative Arts Complex Project Planning Committee in order to obtain funding from the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust for the proposed Community Creative Arts Complex Project ("CCA Complex Project").

The CCA Complex Project proposed to synergize the educational and artistic expertise of the Hong Kong Institute of Education ("HKIEd") with local arts organisations to enhance the cultural well-being of the north-east district of the New Territories. The ultimate goal of the CCA Complex Project, as the Project title suggests, was to lead to the construction of a Community Creative Arts Complex within HKIEd's Tai Po campus. However, the CCA Complex Project fell through and the construction was unable to come true.