King’s College Annual Open Day 2008

Appendix C2: Content on display board

I. Background Information
Name of club/society: Junior Police Call

Number of display surfaces provided: 1

Personal particulars of student i/c: Chan Wei Xi 4E 5

Name Class Class no.

Name of teacher i/c: KKC

Teacher i/c
Please put down your signature to indicate you have checked the content and the language.
Signature of teacher i/c: Date:

II. All words/sentences must be written out/laid out exactly as they will appear on the board(s).
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The Junior Police Call Scheme (JPC) was launched by the former Chief Superintendent of the Police
Public Relations Branch (PPRB), Mr. Rennie, in 1974. With its membership expanding rapidly over the
years, the JPC has become one of the largest youth organizations in the world with strong Police ties.
Objectives

1. To encourage and improve communication and mutual understanding between the Police and
the youth of Hong Kong
2. To foster Police-youth partnership in the fight against crime
3. To develop young people's sense of responsibility towards the society and to instill positive
values in them
4. To provide a wide range of activities and training for young people in order to equip them as
future leaders and develop their leadership potential

Vision

"We strive to become one of the best youth organizations in Hong Kong and to assist Hong Kong to
remain one of the safest and most stable societies in the world"

Mission

"To help our members to work in partnership with the community and other agencies to fight against
crime. We are committed to training our members and equipping them with the abilities necessary to be
future leaders who can serve our community. We promote positive peer influence in tackling juvenile

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delinquency."

Development
JPC has been developing rapidly, and its membership expanding steadily. Since 1974, over
1,000,000 young people have joined the JPC. It is the largest youth organization in Hong Kong,
with the current membership of nearly 140,000 being distributed territory-wide.

Since 1975, JPC has striven to develop School Clubs in primary and secondary schools. Presently the
number of School Clubs is 781. The formation of School Clubs is for the purposes of:

• Recruiting JPC members

• Disseminating the anti-crime message within schools
• Promoting JPC activities within schools
• Training students to perform crowd control duties in schools
• Providing suitable students for the school prefect system

Headquarters Activities

JPC Fight Crime Summer Camp 2008

Anti Drug Fashion Design Competition Singing Competition

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(3) Chief Secretary for Administration Mr. TONG (4) Secretary for Security Mr. LEE Siu-kwong
Ying-yen encouraging JPC Members to fight and Commissioner of Police Mr. TANG King-
crime shing visiting the anti-crime game stall

Exchange Programme with National Police Cadet Corps, Singapore

Speaking with Robot Corp Visiting Tactics Training Complex Police College
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Remarks:
1. Chairpersons of all clubs and societies, except for those in charge of the Chinese Debating Society, Chinese Society and

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Putonghua Club, are required to write their content in ENGLISH.

2. They could estimate the font and size of their displays by referring to the sample board (1.83 m  0.9 m) near the main
entrance so as to avoid redesigning of the displays due to inappropriate size of words and/or diagrams.
3. The softcopy of this document can be downloaded at http://www.esnips.com/web/kcopenday0809. The softcopy and
hardcopy of this document should be submitted to your teacher-in-charge on or before Oct. 28, 2008 (Tue, Day 7). You
may get back your final accepted version on or before Nov. 11, 2008 (Tue, Day 1).

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