@prefix rdf: . @prefix dbpedia: . @prefix owl: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School rdf:type owl:Thing . @prefix dbpedia-owl: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School rdf:type dbpedia-owl:EducationalInstitution , dbpedia-owl:School . @prefix ns4: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School rdf:type ns4:SecondarySchoolsInHongKong , dbpedia-owl:Organisation , . @prefix foaf: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School foaf:homepage . @prefix dbpprop: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School dbpprop:name "Heep Yunn School\n"@en ; dbpedia-owl:motto "\u5354\u529B\u85C9\u6069, \u4FE1\u4E3B\u611B\u7FA4" , "\"In strength and grace we stand united, In faith and love we are committed.\"" ; dbpedia-owl:type , dbpedia:Secondary_school . @prefix ns7: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School owl:sameAs ns7:Heep_Yunn_School , . @prefix ns8: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School foaf:page ns8:Heep_Yunn_School . @prefix ns9: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School ns9:type dbpedia:Secondary_school , ; dbpedia-owl:location dbpedia:Kowloon ; dbpedia-owl:affiliation dbpedia:Hong_Kong_Sheng_Kung_Hui , dbpedia:Anglican . @prefix xsd: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School dbpedia-owl:established "1936-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear ; dbpprop:reference , , . @prefix georss: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School georss:point "22.321111111111 114.18555555556" . @prefix rdfs: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School rdfs:label "\u5354\u6069\u4E2D\u5B78"@zh , "Heep Yunn School"@en ; ns9:motto "\"In strength and grace we stand united, In faith and love we are committed.\"" , "\u5354\u529B\u85C9\u6069, \u4FE1\u4E3B\u611B\u7FA4" ; ns9:affiliation dbpedia:Anglican , dbpedia:Hong_Kong_Sheng_Kung_Hui ; dbpprop:abstract "\u5354\u6069\u4E2D\u5B78\u4F4D\u65BC\u9999\u6E2F\u4E5D\u9F8D\u99AC\u982D\u570D\u8FB2\u5703\u90531\u865F\uFF0C1936\u5E74\u5275\u6821\uFF0C\u662F\u9999\u6E2F\u8056\u516C\u6703\u8F44\u4E0B\u4E00\u5BB6\u77E5\u540D\u7684\u82F1\u6587\u6D25\u8CBC\u5973\u5B50\u4E2D\u5B78\uFF0C\u70BA\u9999\u6E2F\u88DC\u52A9\u5B78\u6821\u8B70\u670322\u6240\u88DC\u52A9\u5B78\u6821\u4E4B\u4E00\u3002\u5354\u6069\u4E2D\u5B78\u70BA\u64C1\u6709\u4E0D\u540C\u6F5B\u80FD\u7684\u5B78\u751F\u63D0\u4F9B\u6089\u5FC3\u8A2D\u8A08\u7684\u767C\u5C55\u9805\u76EE\u3002\u8AB2\u5802\u5167\u5916\uFF0C\u5354\u6069\u5B78\u751F\u900F\u904E\u4E0D\u65B7\u5617\u8A66\u548C\u523B\u82E6\u7528\u529F\uFF0C\u4EE5\u53CA\u6191\u8457\u4E00\u8154\u8FFD\u6C42\u6210\u529F\u7684\u5805\u5F37\u610F\u5FD7\uFF0C\u5C55\u73FE\u5979\u5011\u7684\u6F5B\u80FD\u3002 \u5B78\u6821\u73FE\u670915\u500B\u904B\u52D5\u968A\u4F0D\u30013\u500B\u6A02\u5718\u3001\u4E2D\u6587\u548C\u82F1\u6587\u8FAF\u8AD6\u968A\u30011\u500B\u6D3B\u8E8D\u7684\u5287\u793E\u53CA\u903E60\u500B\u5206\u5225\u8207\u8A9E\u6587\u3001\u4EBA\u6587\u7814\u7A76\u3001\u8996\u89BA\u85DD\u8853\u3001\u79D1\u5B78\u3001\u793E\u6703\u670D\u52D9\u548C\u9818\u8896\u8A13\u7DF4\u6709\u95DC\u7684\u8F14\u52A9\u9805\u76EE\u3002\u9019\u4E9B\u9805\u76EE\u65E8\u5728\u63A8\u52D5\u5275\u65B0\u548C\u5275\u610F\uFF0C\u91CD\u9EDE\u8B1B\u6C42\u540C\u5115\u4E92\u76F8\u652F\u6301\u3001\u500B\u4EBA\u8CAC\u4EFB\u611F\u548C\u6295\u5165\u611F\uFF0C\u800C\u5BB9\u8A31\u5B78\u751F\u6309\u5176\u4E0D\u540C\u6C34\u5E73\u7684\u80FD\u529B\uFF0C\u5206\u5C64\u6B21\u9032\u884C\u5B78\u7FD2\u3002"@zh , "Heep Yunn School is a Anglican girls' secondary school founded in 1936. It is located in Ma Tau Wai, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Heep Yunn is notable for its students' high academic achievement. The school participates actively in other areas such as music and sports with many successes, such as the Bauhinia Bowl, the overall sports championship among schools in Hong Kong."@en . @prefix geo: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School geo:lat 22.32111167907715 ; geo:long 114.1855545043945 ; rdfs:comment ""@zh , "Heep Yunn School is a Anglican girls' secondary school founded in 1936. It is located in Ma Tau Wai, Kowloon, Hong Kong. Heep Yunn is notable for its students' high academic achievement. The school participates actively in other areas such as music and sports with many successes, such as the Bauhinia Bowl, the overall sports championship among schools in Hong Kong."@en ; ns9:location dbpedia:Kowloon . @prefix ns14: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School ns14:established "1936-01-01T00:00:00-05:00"^^xsd:gYear . @prefix skos: . @prefix ns16: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School skos:subject ns16:Secondary_schools_in_Hong_Kong , ns16:Anglican_schools_in_Hong_Kong , ns16:Grade_III_historic_buildings_in_Hong_Kong , ns16:Ma_Tau_Wai , . @prefix ns17: . dbpedia:Heep_Yunn_School dbpprop:wikiPageUsesTemplate ns17:infobox_school , ns17:quotation , ns17:coord ; dbpprop:type , dbpedia:Secondary_school ; dbpprop:imagesize "100px"@en ; dbpprop:motto "\"In strength and grace we stand united, In faith and love we are committed.\"\n\u5354\u529B\u85C9\u6069, \u4FE1\u4E3B\u611B\u7FA4"@en ; dbpprop:principal "Mrs. Clara Lau"@en ; dbpprop:freeLabel "Religion"@en , "School size (land area)"@en , "Supervisor"@en ; dbpprop:country "Hong Kong"@en ; dbpprop:website ; dbpprop:display "title"@en ; dbpprop:established 1936 ; dbpprop:location "1 Farm Road, Kowloon"@en ; dbpprop:quotationProperty "Vintage"@en , "1996-97"@en , "The founding of Heep Yunn seems to be like a fairy tale. As most of \"the Family\" know, Heep Yunn was formed by the amalgamation of Fairlea and the Victoria Home, but how this came about was really miraculous. It was the providence of God preparing the way for His children, and as they sought His will in prayer, and were ready to act in obedience to that will, so its fulfillment was expressed in the founding of Heep Yunn School in Kowloon. \n\nFounded in 1886, Fairlea was a C.M.S. Vernacular Primary Boarding School aiming to give to children of Chinese Christian parents a sound Chinese education based on religious faith and four Chinese virtues for girls - how to speak, how to work, how to behave and how to dress. The school was temporarily situated on a rocky hillside just below University Path. \n\nA little lower down the hill, another CMS Girls' School, St. Stephen's Girls' College, was founded in 1906. This school, also, was in temporary quarters and faced with the problem of inadequacy owing to the site. As a recommendation to amalgamate the girls' schools which had been made previously, the Government offered site large enough to house both Fairlea and St. Stephen's Girls' College. Both schools, however, refused to surrender their names or merge their identities, so no compromise could be found. \n\nMeanwhile, a new era had opened for Fairlea. As the number of students increased, more accommodation was required and in 1929 a new east wing was added. It became clear that a good vernacular middle school was a crying need in the colony. Mrs. W. K. Cheung, the first Chinese headmistress of Fairlea, opened middle school classes. Thus, the ever-increasing problem of lack of classrooms was still prevailing. \n\nOwing to the expansion of Kowloon City at that time, the Victoria Home and Orphanage, another CMS institution located in the district, were faced with the problem of finding other premises. While everyone in Fairlea and the Victoria Home were puzzling over the lack of space, both the Bishop in Hong Kong and Beatrice Pope in England had the same idea, that Fairlea and the Victoria Home to be united to form a new school. This was undoubtedly the will of God. \n\nMrs. Cheung stipulated - how rightly - that each institution renounced its name and lost its identity in the new school. It was not easy for either school, but believing as they did that it was the will of God, the sacrifice was made, and the lovely new name, chosen by Yee Ching herself, gave a clue to the power by which it was done: \" Heep Yunn\" -- \"United Grace\". \n\nOn 23rd October, 1936, His Excellency Sir Andrew Caldecott, laid the foundation stone of Heep Yunn. Fairlea had just celebrated its Golden Jubilee and the Victoria Home was in its 50th year, and now the two were to be united in one new school, and His Excellency the Governor, Sir A. Caldecott said in his speech:- \"The stone, which I have just laid, is not only a foundation for the future but a commemoration of the past and present. It commemorates, may I say, a marriage. Two lives of singular usefulness are to be welded into a broader life of even greater usefulness. This stone is, as it were, the matrimonial altar before which Mr. Fairlea and Miss Victoria Home stand to solemnise their union before God and man; their mutual sacrifice of individual tradition to the call for joint service is exemplified in the surrender by both of their unmarried names. They will henceforth be Mr. and Mrs. Heep Yunn, and they will start their wedded life with the joy and inspiration of each other's Golden Jubilee. God prosper them!\". \n\nHeep Yunn was born. Blessed be her name."@en ; dbpprop:affiliation dbpedia:Anglican ; dbpprop:freeText "Christianity - Anglican"@en , "Rev. Dr. H.C. 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