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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1976
PUBLIC INVITED TO SEE PUPILS' WORK AT GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS ******
PARENTS AND MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WILL HAVE OPPORTUNITIES TO SEE SAMPLES OF PUPILS' WORK AT THREE GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOLS DURING THEIR OPEN DAYS THIS WEEK.
VILLAGE REPRESENTATIVES WILL BE AMONG THE PEOPLE WHO WILL BE GOING TOMORROW TO THE SHA TAU KOK GOVERNMENT SCHOOL WHICH HAS 300 PUPILS IN EIGHT FORMS 1 TO 5 CLASSES.
EXHIBITS ON DISPLAY IN THE SCHOOL'S COVERED PLAYGROUND INCLUDE VARIOUS TYPES OF ROCK COLLECTED BY THE PUPILS AND FURNITURE MADE BY SENIOR PUPILS.
AT KING'S COLLEGE, WHICH IS ALSO OPENING ITS DOORS TO THE PUBLIC TOMORROW, A NEWLY BUILT MODEL OF THE SCHOOL BY MEMBERS OF THE WOODWORK CLUB WILL BE AMONG THE ITEMS ON EXHIBITION IN THE HALL. THERE WILL ALSO BE MODELS OF THE COUNTRYSIDE, A SMALL BOAT, A TRAIN AND A CHURCH.
PAINTINGS, BATIK AND SCULPTURE BY MEMBERS OF THE ART CLUB WILL BE AMONG ITEMS TO BE DISPLAYED BY MEMBERS OF THE GEOGRAPHY SOCIETY, CIVICS CLUB, PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB, SCOUTS, RED CROSS GROUP AND OTHERS.
KING'S COLLEGE, WHICH IS CELEBRATING ITS GOLDEN JUBILEE, HAS 1,040 PUPILS IN 28 FORMS 1 TO 6 CLASSES.
ON FRIDAY, THE QUEEN ELIZABETH SCHOOL WILL SHOW WORK DONE BY PUPILS OF THE VARIOUS CLUBS IN THE SCHOOL HALL.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SHA TIN, THE FLYOVER SYSTEM IN THE MONG KOK DISTRICT AND THE TOURIST INDUSTRY IN HONG KONG WILL BE HIGHLIGHTED BY THE GEOGRAPHY SOCIETY WHILE THE SCOUTS WILL DEMONSTRATE FIRST AID AND EXPERIMENTS WILL BE CARRIED OUT IN THE LABORATORY.
THERE WILL ALSO BE A SECTION ON SOCIAL SERVICE WORK AND A HISTORY OF THE SCOUT MOVEMENT IN THE SCHOOL.
THE QUEEN ELIZABETH SCHOOL HAS 910 STUDENTS IN 24 FORMS 1 TO 6 CLASSES. IN THE EVENING, THE SCHOOL IS USED AS A CENTRE BY THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FOR ITS EVENING INSTITUTE SECONDARY SCHOOL COURSE. IT IS ALSO AN ADULT EDUCATION CENTRE.
NOTE TO EDITORS: YOU ARE INVITED TO COVER THE OPEN DAYS AT
THE THREE SCHOOLS.
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