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Part I: A New School

Preliminary Stage Before the Opening of the School

Precious Blood Golden Jubilee Secondary School was a

Government Aided Catholic girls' school established in 1973 to

celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Order of Precious Blood Sisters.

Preparatory task started as early as 10 months before the opening of

the school. Some 17 young prople who didn't know much about each

other were invited by Sister Leung Kit Fun, the principal-to-be,

to take part in the preparatory work. Some of them were experienced

teachers while others were fresh graduates from Teachers' Training

Colleges or the two universities. But they all had one thing in

common

they had a strong concern over education and a great

interest in teaching, and above all, they were very dedicated.

B.

The Education Policy

Countless meetings were held during the preliminary stage

to discuss the purposes of education, the education policy of the

new school and the ways the students were to be educated. Sister

Leung intended the school to be a Chinese Middle School with Chinese

Language as the teaching medium and as far as the education policy

was concerned, it was finally agreed that:

1. The students would be equipped with good knowledge, and the

ability to hold opinion and do original thinking.

2. The students would be girls of integrity. They should be

inflinching in face of injustice and have the 'moral character

of a Chinese'.

3. The students would learn to have a concern for other people,

society and the world around them.

4. They would be encouraged to make out-spoken comments and admit

their own mistakes.

C.

School Life from 1973 to 1977

The School began on September 1, 1973 with all the teachers

ready to adhere to the school policy. The running of the school in

the first four years can be summed up in three main aspects:

1

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