1.	Visits will be cancelled when: -
	(a)	the Secretary for Education and Manpower makes radio and television announcements that all schools will be closed due to inclement weather (e.g. typhoon or rainstorm);
	(b)	a tropical cyclone warning signal is issued;
	(c)	a Red or Black Rainstorm Warning Signal is issued;
	(d)	a thunderstorm forecast/warning is issued; or
	(e)	the Air Pollution Index or its forecast is over 200.
2.	School members should arrive at the designated meeting place 10 minutes prior to the scheduled time.
3.	School members may continue their activities in the Park after the guided visits if circumstances permit.
4.	The number of pupils for each visit should range from 30 to 45 and they should be accompanied by at least 2 teachers.
5.	Schools should be responsible for their students’ safety and arrange for their transportation.
6.	Use of loudspeakers is not allowed during the visit to avoid causing disturbance to visitors and animals in the Park.
7.	Pupils should bring their own bottled drinks so as to keep the venue clean.
8.	Pupils should wear long trousers and bring along with them caps, raincoats and mosquito repellent spray/cream.
9.	Pupils should not run around or make excessive noises.
10.	Schools should read all relevant regulations contained in school circulars as well as the latest “Guidelines on Outdoor Activities” issued by the Education and Manpower Bureau before the visits. Teachers should brief pupils on the objectives of the visits and the regulations / guidelines to be observed.