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SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 1987

IN ADDITION 12 RUNNERS-UP WERE SELECTED SECTIONS FOR ALL THREE REGIONS.

TWO IN THE SECONDARY

FIVE MERIT AWARD WINNERS IN EACH SECTION FOR THE THREE REGIONS COMPLETED THE LIST OF SCHOOLS TO BE HONOURED WHEN PRIZES ARE PRESENTED ON FEBRUARY 16.

TEAM MEMBERS FROM THE SIX TOP SCHOOLS WILL RECEIVE BOOK COUPONS WORTH $1 500.

SECOND AND THIRD PRIZE WINNERS WILL RECEIVE $1 000 AND $500 OF BOOK COUPONS RESPECTIVELY.

MERIT PRIZES ARE $200 IN BOOK COUPONS.

A TEAM OF STUDENTS IN EACH PARTICIPATING SCHOOL CONCEIVED AND EXECUTED EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGNS FOR ENCOURAGING CLEANLINESS.

INDIVIDUAL CAMPAIGNS WERE JUDGED FOR THEIR CREATIVITY, EFFECTIVENESS AND ABILITY TO OVERCOME DIFFICULTIES.

ADJUDICATORS REPRESENTING THE ORGANISERS VISITED ALL 109 PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS AND CONDUCTED INTERVIEWS WITH TEAM LEADERS.

CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT UC-RC KEEP HONG KONG CLEAN STEERING COMMITTEE, MR W.M. SULKE, WILL VISIT ALL SIX WINNING SCHOOLS ON JANUARY 23.

SEMINARS PUT CIVIC EDUCATION IN FOCUS *****

TWO IDENTICAL HALF-DAY SEMINARS ON IMPLEMENTING CIVIC EDUCATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS WILL BE HELD FOR TEACHERS NEXT MONTH (FEBRUARY)

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ORGANISED BY THE CIVIC EDUCATION SECTION OF THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT'S ADVISORY INSPECTORATE, THE SEMINARS ARE AIMED AT ACQUAINTING TEACHERS WITH METHODS OF IMPLEMENTING CIVIC EDUCATION IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS.

THE SEMINARS WILL ALSO ENABLE TEACHERS TO EXCHANGE VIEWS ON TEACHING CIVIC EDUCATION.

THE SEMINARS