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Turn to Page 6 for English Content Pages Turn to Page 8 for English Content Pages 英文小學部及國際小學部目錄 (一) 校際比賽獎項 第六十五屆校際朗誦節(普通話) P.15-19 2013 亞洲學生音樂、朗誦比賽 P.19-20 「弟子規」朗誦比賽 P.21 2013 中國青少年(香港)才藝比賽 P.21-23 亞洲國粹盃香港朗誦大賽 P.23 第十四屆 GAPSK 普通話朗誦比寶 P.24 中華青少年(香港)音樂朗誦比賽 P.24-25 第十四屆全港學界普通話傳藝比賽 P.25-26 第二十屆聖經朗誦節 P.26 The 65th Hong Kong Schools Speech Festival (English) P.27-31 International French Festival P.32 香港創意戲劇節 2014 P.32 2013-2014 香港校際戲劇節 P.33 2013 年香港學界龍獅比賽 P.33 第六屆中國青少年（香港）音樂、舞蹈比賽 P.34 第六十六屆 2014 香港學校音樂節 P.33-36 第五十屆香港學校舞蹈節 P.37-38 第四十二屆全港公開舞蹈比賽 P.37-38 九龍西區小學校際游泳比賽 P.38-39 九龍西區小學校際田徑比賽 P.39 2013-2014 年度九龍西區小學校際籃球比賽 P.40-41 全港小學籃球挑戰賽 P.40 第二屆「胡振中盃」全港小學籃球邀請賽 P.40 第十一屆「廠商會盃」小學籃球邀請賽 P.40 第七屆「余振強紀念盃」小學籃球挑戰賽 P.41 2013-2014 「KTS 盃」小學籃球邀請賽 P.41-42 2013-2014 年度全港小學區際籃球比賽 P.42 2013-2014 九龍西區小學校際羽毛球比賽 P.43 2013-2014 九龍西區小學校際乒乓球比賽 P.43 「華夏盃」全國數學奧林匹克初賽 2014（香港賽區） P.44-45 全港 18 區(深水埗區)小學數學比賽 P.45 「華夏盃」全國數學奧林匹克邀請賽 2014（華南賽區）晉級賽 P.45-46 「華夏盃」全國數學奧林匹克總決賽 2014 P.46 2014「數學大王」國際邀請賽(初賽) P.47 2014 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