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S3 Make a Different - Talent Development Classes

2024-02-23

Talent development classes “Make a difference”, under the Healthy School Programme, were arranged for S3 students on 23/2/2024 during the life-wide-learning <\br> periods. Students were divided into 8 groups and had a tasting of activities such as making of non-alcoholic beverages, juggling of spinning plates, skateboard, darting,<\br> kickboxing, Yukigassen (雪合戰), Archery Tag (攻防箭) and Dodgeball.

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