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By Anna Pao Sohmen “YK Pao, My Father” by Anna Pao Sohmen Order Form for Signed Book Number of books required__________________ Total payment (HKD 250/book)_____________ All the proceeds will go towards a Hong Kong scholarship at YK Pao School, which was founded by Anna Pao Sohmen and her son Philip in memory of Sir YK Pao and in celebration of the 10th Anniversary of the Return of Hong Kong to China. The primary division is a day school in Changning District near the French concession. The secondary division is a boarding school in Thames Town, outside Shanghai city. It will have 900 students in the coming September, out of which the majority is mainland students and 35% are from overseas, including Hong Kong. YK Pao School is a non-profit Chinese school. With an integrated Chinese and IB curriculum, the school emphasizes the Chinese language and culture, while preparing all rounded students for the global stage. Thanks to the support of Anna Pao Sohmen’s husband, Helmut Sohmen, and her three sisters, Bessie, Cissy and Doreen Pao, YK Pao School has been equipped with some of the best facilities. The School also endeavours to attain 20% scholarships and aid students in order to make this education accessible to those talented. It costs 1.4 million RMB to educate a student for seven years in the secondary boarding school. We have already established 6 scholarships for students from different parts of China. Now we would like to give a scholarship to an outstanding Hong Kong student to attend the secondary boarding school in Shanghai. PAYMENT DETAILS Receiving Bank: The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (Swift Code:HSBCHKHHHKH) Bank Code: 004 Account No.: (HKD) 808-851877-001 Account Name: YK Pao School Foundation (Hong Kong) Limited Message: Donation for YKPS HK Scholarship from [Donor’s name] DELIVERY DETAILS Name:___________________ Address: _________________________________________________ Telephone: _______________ Email: ________________________ Please return this form and the payment receipt to Ms. Mandy Lam by fax (+852 2801 5702), email ([email protected]) or mail (23/F, 9 Des Voeux Road West, Hong Kong) .
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