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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1,

SCHOOL PROJECT PLAYS IMPORTANT PART IN BUILDING FOR FUTURE

PLAYS AN IMPORTANT THE CHINESE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL PROJECT PART IN BUILDING FOR HONG KONG'S FUTURE BY PROVIDING SOMETHING THAT IS UNIQUE SO FAR IN THE COMMUNITY, LADY WILSON SAID TODAY (WEDNESDAY).

CEREMONY OF THE NEW

SHE WAS SPEAKING AT THE GROUND BREAKING PREMISES OF THE SCHOOL AT BRAEMAR HILL, NORTH POINT.

OPPORTUNITY

TO FIND A FORM OF THAT THIS WAS

LADY WILSON SAID THE PROJECT WOULD ALSO PROVIDE AN FOR CHILDREN WHOSE FAMILIES RETURNED TO HONG KONG EDUCATION WHICH FITTED THEIR PARTICULAR NEEDS, ADDING BADLY NEEDED.

SHE SAID SHE HAD VISITED THE

SCHOOL TWICE RECENTLY AND HAD SEEN FOR HERSELF THE EXCELLENT WORK DONE THERE.

"NOT

ONLY IS

THE ACADEMIC

STANDARD

HIGH, BUT, IMPORTANT, THE CHILDREN SEEM EXTREMELY HAPPY AND AT EASE."

LADY WILSON SAID THE SCHOOL WAS

AGO AS A PLACE WHERE BLENDED INTO ONE CURRICULUM.

THE

CHINESE

SINCE

EQUALLY

FIRST CONCEIVED EIGHT YEARS AND WESTERN

COULD BE

CULTURES

HAS

THEN. SHE SAID. "THE IDEA "A LOT HAS HAPPENED BECOME A SCHOOL WITH ALMOST 500 PUPILS, AND ENROLMENT GROWS ANNUALLY.

BUILDINGS IN THREE THE SCHOOL'S FOUNDATION. OF A GRANT OF LAND FROM THE

OTING THAT THE SCHOOL NOW OCCUPIES THREE SEPARATE LOCATIONS, LADY WILSON SAID WHICH SHE WAS PATRON, WAS NOW RECEIVING GOVERNMENT FOR BUILDING ITS OWN FACILITIES.

ROLE THE SCHOOL IS THE SCHOOL

"THIS SIGNIFIES RECOGNITION OF THE VITAL PLAYING IN HONG KONG ALREADY. THE NEW BUILDING WILL ALLOW

H SHE SAID. TO BE TOGETHER AS ONE COMMUNITY,

THE SCHOOL TO THE NEW PROJECT, SAID LADY WILSON, WOULD ALLOW

CHILDREN

ΤΟ TO COVER 1.000

AND STUDENTS. INCREASE ITS INTAKE OF EXTEND THE TEACHING PROGRAMME THROUGH TO SECONDARY SCHOOL.

THE NEW BUILDING WOULD PROVIDE MANY FACILITIES

POSSIBLE AT PRESENT. SHE ADDED.

THAT WERE NOT

NOT HAVE BEEN PEOPLE, AND CLUB WITH ITS GENEROUS

LADY WILSON SAID THAT THE SCHOOL PROJECT COULD REALISED WITHOUT THE COMMITMENT AND SUPPORT OF VERY MANY

KONG JOCKEY IN PARTICULAR THE ROYAL CONTRIBUTION.

HONG

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