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MONDAY, JULY 1, 1991

THE SPOKESMAN SAID COMMENTS SHOULD REACH THE DEPARTMENT IN WRITTEN FORM ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 16.

MEANWHILE, THE DEPARTMENT WILL ORGANISE A SPECIAL CONSULTATION SESSION LATER THIS MONTH FOR OPERATORS TO UNDERSTAND MORE ABOUT THE PROPOSED PROVISIONS.

FUTURE PROSPERITY AND PROGRESS DEPENDS ON YOUNGER GENERATION

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THE FUTURE PROSPERITY AND PROGRESS OF HONG KONG DEPENDS ON THE YUET-TING, SAID YOUNGER GENERATION, THE DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION, MR LI TODAY (MONDAY).

SPEAKING AT THE JOINT GRADUATION CEREMONY OF GOVERNMENT

AND OUTSTANDING PRIMARY SCHOOLS

GOVERNMENT PRIMARY PUPILS AWARDS HAVE AN IMPORTANT PRESENTATION CEREMONY, MR LI SAID EDUCATION WOULD ROLE IN EQUIPPING THEM TO FACE THE CHALLENGES AHEAD.

STRESS

STUDENTS'

ONLY HE SAID A BALANCED EDUCATION WOULD NOT INTELLECTUAL ATTAINMENT BUT WOULD ALSO HELP THEM DEVELOP POSITIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHER MORAL ATTITUDES, HEALTHY HABITS, HARMONIOUS PEOPLE AND AN APPRECIATION OF BEAUTY.

THIRTY PUPILS RECEIVED AWARDS AFTER BEING CHOSEN AS

GOVERNMENT

PRIMARY SCHOOLS' OUTSTANDING STUDENTS.

PERFORMANCE

EXCELLENT THEY WERE SELECTED OUT OF 267 FOR THEIR IN ACADEMIC STUDIES, EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL SERVICES.

THE MR LI ALSO PAID TRIBUTE TO

UNION OF GOVERNMENT PRIMARY AND HEADMISTRESSES AND THE SCHOOL HEADMASTERS

GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS TEACHERS' UNION FOR BUILDING UP NON-GRADUATE

AND PROMOTING THE REPUTATION OF GOVERNMENT PRIMARY SCHOOLS,

EXHIBITION ON HK'S HERITAGE

HO CHE-LEUNG, WILL THE ACTING CHIEF INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS, MR OPEN A LOCAL HISTORY PROJECT EXHIBITION ON WEDNESDAY (JULY 31 HONG KONG TEACHERS' CENTRE IN NORTH POINT.

AT THE

ALSO

OFFICIATING

WELL

RE THE

RESOURCES

OFFICER

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY, HONG KONG UNIVERSITY, DR ELIZABETH SINN.

OF

THE

A SPOKESMAN FOR THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

THAT 15 SCHOOLS TOOK PART HISTORY INTO THE SECONDARY

A

SAID TODAY (MONDAY)

IN

PELOT PROJECT ΤΟ

LOCAL INTRODUCE 1-3 HISTORY CURRICULUM.

/THE AIM