Most parents at some time or other during their children's school years have dreamed of what they consider the ideal schoolhouse and method. of teaching the young. Shanghai has Mis quota also, but this' particular roup has not been content ust with thinking, but has' gone ahead "and seen their combined ideas actually realized, The outesme of the Joint efforts of Mr. Hf, C, Chen, Chinese Education Omcer of the Shanghai Municipal Council, Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Sun, Mr. and Mrs. P, H. Ho, Dr. and Mrs. 7. G. Ling, Mis, 1H." Sun of the Great China University, Mrs... T. Kwo, and others, the Vu Vu School, as it has been named, is for children of kindergarten and primary school age. By fortuitous elreumstances, the Board of Directors, which. Ineludes al! those named above, was able secure the spacious residence known fas 35 Brenan Road. It possesses garden of nine mow, which is reputed fo be one of the most beautiful in Yen Reception With the re-decorations and _improvements on the property just completed, it was felt that colebrations were in order, so the organizers were hosts at a delightful tea re: ception given In the school grounds Inst Sundays About 100. people attended, including parents of the many children who "have already been Yegistered, and friends of the school, Mrs, 5. H, Sun spoke on the aims the institution.
Tt has limited the accommodation to. 160 day students, "no boarders being taken, "The principal of the school is Miss" Mary Kwel, well-Known in educational circles, and the sister of Dr. Paul Kwel, noted physicist of the Central China University. AMI teaching will be: in. Ma darin, while the instructors will ha had normal training, at least, Among those who attended the reception were Mrs. S. ¥. Chen, Mr-and Mrs. K. K. Chai, Mr, TK. Ho, Dr. and" Mrs. Peter Kingman Hsu, Mir. and Mrs, Yenson Chw of South Africa, Dr. and Mrs, T. Ling, and many others.
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