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Prevocational schools offer an alternative form of secondary school education to that provided in grammar and technical schools to meet different aptitudes and inclinations of students.

In addition to general subjects provided in ordinary grammar schools, prevocational schools offer a wide range of technical and commercial subjects such as Electronics and Electricity; Art and Design; Commerce; Principles of Accounts; Accommodation and Catering, Fashion and Clothing; Silversmithing and Jewellery; and Air-conditioning and Refrigeration.

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Situated at Pak Wai Tsuen in Kam Tin, Loi Shing Tong is one of the many surviving monuments in the area, much a

This ancestral hall was built by Tang Tseung- luk in the 40th year of Kangxi reign (1701) to commemorate his ancestor Tang Kwong Yue.

A stone tablet in the ancestral hall recorded a major renovation in the 47th year of Qianlong reign (1782) with donations from fellow clansmen.

Loi Shing Tong is a modest two-hall green brick building with covered aisles on both sides.

The building was converted into a store and later a factory when it ceased to be an ancestral hall in the 1970s.

As a result, the rear hall was much altered.

The building is now in dilapidated condition.