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THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1989

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KWAI CHUNG HENRIETTA JOSEPH'S ANGLO-CHINESE FRANCIS OF ASSISI'S SECONDARY LUI MING CHOI

THE SCHOOL TEAMS ARE FROM YU CHUN KEUNG MEMORIAL COLLEGE NO. 2;

HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE; ST JOAN OF ARC SECONDARY SCHOOL;

LEUNG KUK YAO LING SUN COLLEGE; METHODIST COLLEGE; PO SCHOOL; KUNG LEE COLLEGE; YING WA COLLEGE; ST SCHOOL; KEI HEEP SECONDARY TECHNICAL SCHOOL; ST

ST SIMON'S COLLEGE; KEI YUEN COLLEGE; TECHNICAL SCHOOL AND DE LA SALLE SECONDARY SCHOOL.'

PRIZES WILL BE DESIGNED EXHIBITS.

AWARDED

TO THE

THREE

TEAMS

WITH

THE

BEST

ON SATURDAY WILL BE OFFICIATING AT THE EXHIBITION'S OPENING

MULLOY; THE DEPUTY CHIEF THE COMMISSIONER FOR NARCOTICS, MR GARETH

LI CHI-HO; AND THE INSPECTOR OF THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, MRS KONG CHAIRMAN OF THE YVG ORGANISING COMMITTEE, MISS CHAN OI-WAH.

2.30 PM THE

THE EXHIBITION WILL BE OPEN TO MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC FROM

AND FROM 10 AM TO 5 PM TO 6 PM ON SATURDAY (JANUARY 14] FOLLOWING DAY.

NOTE TO EDITORS:

THE OPENING CEREMONY OF THE JOINT YOU ARE INVITED TO COVER SCHOOL ANTI-DRUG DESIGN EXHIBITION AT 2.30 PM ON SATURDAY (JANUARY 14) AT THE NEW WORLD CENTRE PLAZA, TSIM SHA TSUI.

BOE MEMBERS VISIT RESOURCE TEACHING CENTRE

FIVE MEMBERS RESOURCE TEACHING SERVICES ARE PROVIDED DIFFICULTIES

THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (BOE) AND

DEPARTMENT EDUCATION TODAY (THURSDAY) VISITED AN CENTRE TO SEE HOW INTENSIVE REMEDIAL TEACHING TO STUDENTS ATTENDING ORDINARY SCHOOLS WHO HAVE LEARNING OR BEHAVIOURAL PROBLEMS.

SUI-MAY, AND MR ANDREW

THE GROUP COMPRISED MRS RITA FAN (CHAIRMAN), MISS BOW MISS SO YAN-LAP, MR TAM MAN-KWAN, THE REV J.G. FOLEY, SO KWOK-WING.

(SERVICES) 1 ACCOMPANIED BY THE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION

MR P.K. SECRETARY,

THE CHIU,

VISITORS MR LUCAS CHAN, AND THE BOE

WUI COMMERCIAL FIRST WENT TO THE RESOURCE TEACHING CENTRE AT THE SAN SOCIETY KOWLOON SCHOOL IN KWONG LEE ROAD, SHAM SHUI PO.

FIVE RESOURCE TEACHING THE SHAM SHUI PO CENTRE IS ONE OF THE

ARE THREE CENTRES CATERING FOR ABOUT 1,260 SECONDARY STUDENTS. THERE CENTRES OF THIS KIND WHICH PROVIDE SERVICE TO 264 PRIMARY STUDENTS.

/SECONDARY STUDENTS