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Rotary Adopt A School (RAAS) 扶輪與校同行 Carol Singing Festival 2014 - Rotary Sing for Our Next Generation By PP Wendy Mung To support Child Development Matching Fund (CDMF), to care child development and to help poverty alleviation, Rotary Club of Hong Kong Northeast and Rotary Adopt A School co-organized Carol Singing 2014 on 14 December at East Point City, Tseung Kwan O Town Centre, Hong Kong. District Governor Belinda Yeung graced our occasion. The Officiating Guest was… Read Morev55_RAAS Newsletter_2014.12.13_RAAS (Mock Court_HKPF)
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Rotary created a new Guinness World Record (by PDG Tony Wong) A new Guinness World Record of “The Longest Handshake Chain” was created by 3,434 participants at 3:23 p.m. of 2nd November, 2013 at Tseung Kwan O Sports Ground, Hong Kong inclusive of Rotarians of Rotary International District 3450 and the visually challenged members of Hong Kong Blind Sports Federation in this first ever territory-wide event. Co-organisers: Rotary International District 3450 – Co-Chair PDG Tony Wong Hong… Read MoreRotary Adopt a School Program Participants
(as at June 2013) “扶輪與校同行＂計劃 參加扶輪社與學校名錄 (截至2013年6月) Rotary Club 扶輪社 Participating Rotary Clubs 參與扶輪社 Partnering Schools 夥伴學校 School 學校 1 Rotary Club of Bayview Sunshine 香港海景驕陽扶輪社 True Light Girls' College 真光女書院 1 2 Rotary Club of Channel Islands 離島扶輪社 PLK Mrs Ma Kam Ming Cheung Fook Sien College 保良局馬錦明夫人章馥仙中學 2 3 Rotary Club of Hong Kong Northwest 香港西北區扶輪社 Aplichau Kaifong School 鴨脷洲街坊會學校 3 4 Rotary Club of Hong Kong South 香港南區扶輪社 … Read MoreRotary Adopt A School (RAAS) Information
A. Contact information on RAAS Representatives Please provide the updated information on RAAS Representatives of Rotary Club and their partnering school including email addresses and send them to RAAS Chair PDG Tony Wong tony@howai.com with a copy to RAAS Internal Vice-Chair and Hon. Secretary Wendy Mung wmung@hkstar.com to facilitate effective communications on RAAS matters. B. Chinese Handwriting Tournament – Final Competition on 6 July 2013 There were 300 pieces of calligraphy selected from 3,067 pieces including 毛筆組… Read MoreRAAS - Sports Day For All - RID 3450 created a new Guinness World Record
RAAS Sports Day for All - created a new Guinness World Record of the Longest Handshake Chain Read MoreIntroduction of Programme
Introduction of Rotary Adopt a School Programme In the year 2005, Past RI President Carl Wilhelm Stenhammar proposed World Literacy in Action and encouraged every Rotary Club in our Rotary World to consider adopting a School. Past District Governor Peter Wan initiated the idea of Rotary Adopt A School project to all Rotary clubs of our district.He formed the committee and was the first Chairman of Rotary Adopt A School programme, working with the Education Bureau… Read More
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RAAS Introduction
Rotary International District 3450 (Hong Kong, Macao and Mongolia) is one of the partners of the Business-School Partnership Programme. Its Rotary clubs are teaming up with 38 schools in Hong Kong under the Rotary-School Partnership: “Adopt A School” Programme. It is expected the Rotarians, with their diverse background and expertise, will be able to provide supports and assistance to the partnering schools. Depending on the needs of the schools, support and potential assistance to be provided includes organization of career talks, vocational visits, service projects and activities for students, sharing of management experience with school principals and teachers, consultation on issues in relation to schools operation and management, etc.
