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MUNSANG COLLEGE

PRIZE-GIVING.

MR. S. W. TSO SPEAKS

ON DISCIPLINE.

Stressing the necessity of dis- cipline in the school, Mr. S. W. Tso, O.B.E., LL.D., who distributed the prizes at the, Muasang College, Kowloon City, yesterday after- noon, said that the duty of a school was to train up boys to bo good citizens and capable of rendering good services to the State in their after life. There- fore, no school could allow its good discipline to be set at naught.

There was a good attendance of pupils, parents and Chinese and European patrons of the College. The function opened with a short programme of songs, dances by the kindergarten students, and a short comedy in three acts entitled "The Lost Wig" by middle school stud-

ents.

THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1930.

insubordination to the school money towards the foundation of authority.

this educational Institution. Eight boys from the College Now anyone who cares to pay a were sent to the Junior Local Ex-visit to Kowloon City will see at: amination at the University, four once the wonderful and rapid pro- of whom passed, one obtaining gress In its development and that distinction in Mathematics. These Munsang is taking. Its part in boys were preparing for the assisting such development by Matriculation Examination this supplying educational needs. It year

deserves therefore the strong sup- port of every resident in or around After distributing the prizes, Kowloon City, also every en- Mr. S. W. Tso spoke to the gather-couragement and help from the

Government. ing no follows:

Good Advice.

It gives me much pleasure to I regret to note that the Head- distribute master had occasion, recently, to come here to-day and the prizes. The Headmaster, Mr. suspend the work of one whole Huang when he came and asked clase in order to keep good dis- me to perform this pleasant func- cipline. in the school. Good dis- tion, told me that the programme cipline is the soul of education. arranged for to-day's proceedings No parent would like to have a will all be in English.

disobedient son in his family) -No at service in the world whether it be

No

This information tells me once that the English side of the military, naval, civil or commercial school has made a great stride in can allow insubordination in its its progress and that the boye ranks..

school, therefore, are now able to entertain us to-whose duty it is to train up boys day with performances in English. to be good citizens and capable of After listening to the report, rendering good services to the In reading the annual school report to the gathering, Mr. R.read, I must offer you, Masters and Its good discipline to be set at which the Headmaster has just state in their after life, can allow Huang, the Headmaster, said that Boys, my hearty congratulations naught. I appeal, therefore, to the school was opened in 1926, for the splendid work you have all parents to support the school with 18 boys and four teachers done and the success have in keeping good discipline. By | Continuing, Mr. Huang said that

doing so they are helping their the number of pupils increased to achieved during the past year. 284 in 1929, while the number of old. To have been able to send

The Munsang is only four years own sons.

The headmaster has outlined, { teachers also had increased. There up, in its 4th year, students to in his report, the course of train- were at present 17 members of the stand for the Hongkong University in which the boys, particularly College Staff,

Junior Local Examination and have boarders, receive from the school obtained gratifying results is a for the good of their body and great credit to all concerned. mind. Personally, I am a strong

You

After giving a description of the routine work of the boarders in the School, who were given ample The establishment of this Anglo-advocate for the Hostel system in opportunity for sport activities as Chinese Middle School in the midst education and I hope that with this well as working in the class rooms, of this Kowloon City area which, clear enunciation by the Head- the Headmaster stressed the need 10 years ago, was but an out-of-master of the advantages of the of effective discipline. He said way village and vacant land. Is Hostel in Munsang parents will, that the political agitation and entirely due to the far-sighted-if possible, send their sons to the students strikes which had recently ness, public-spiritedness and gen-school as boarders. been so prevalent in almost all erosity of the two gentlemen The school is indeed fortunate schools In China were caused by Messrs. Au Chak-man and Mok in having the large piece of land the fact that the students did not Kan-sang, mentioned in the Hend-adjoining to the school, kindly keep their place. Mr. Huang said master's report.

lent by the owners, as that in the past two years the

a play- While the Kai Tack Reclamation ground. The success of the school School authoritires had had

to work was in progress these gentle-in athletic sports and field games expel a total of 12 boys whose men foresaw that this Kowloon is. in no small degree, due to the presence in the College was con City area will soon be developed generosity and kindness of these sidered prejudicial to the moral into a township and that in order gentlemen and I hope the boys well-being of the whole school, to facilitate such development. will reciprocate such kindness by while inst month they had to sus- educational facilities must be pro-keeping up the success they have pend the work of the whole of vided. They generously class II on account of the students' I therefore, a

gave achieved in sports and make the handsome sum of best use of the ground.

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