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Given that ESF accepts foreigners into their schools, does this apply to Mainland Chinese?? Or only those Mainland Chinese with Hong Kong ID cards? If they accept Mainland Chinese without HK ID cards, this would be a repeat of the maternity wards in our hospitals. How about 雙非? The parents are not Hong Kong permanent residents, but the kids are? And, if I am not wrong, a large number of them are from wealthy families.
By and large, while I can understand RC needs to build a healthy financial foundation for the school, but this one goes down extremely poor with the Hong Kong people. I think most of us can accept Harrows doing that, but ESF is different, it is the core, and in a wholesale scale, of providing an alternative education system to the Hong Kong mass for their children who do not want to, or cannot, survive in the local school system.
By doing this, ESF is turning itself into running prestigious wealthy private schools. And should the subvention to all the ESF schools (except RC and DC, they are private) one day being cancelled, This RC nomination rights would provide a precedence for all future newly turned ESF private schools to run their finances. That means, only the very wealthy kids can go to have an Alternative Education. We, as middle class, will join the rest to endure the Traditional Education.
This smells bad. And I strongly think that for those who support the IS system, we should organize and write to our legislators to oppose this, and also to pressure the government to look at the ESF system to be supported even more, instead of letting it go completely private.
I think it would be better for Hong Kong as a whole if our government could give more support to ESF (or other worthy non-profit organizations) to open more affordable IS (or better to call them "Alternative Schools") for more HK children. We all will be happier, and our children will be healthier.
Let us write to our legislators.
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