Together with our mentor teachers, Smitha Teacher and Sajeev Sir, we coordinated and conducted the events. The LP kiddies and LP mini kiddies races took place on the school ground, while the UP kiddies, junior, and sub-junior races were held at a venue opposite the school.The thrill of conducting these races gave us a sense of responsibility and joy, as we witnessed the enthusiasm and determination of the young athletes.
Meanwhile, other athletic events such as shot put, long jump, and other track-and-field competitions were organized and coordinated by other teachers. Together, these activities turned the entire school into a hub of sportsmanship and celebration.
Adding to the day’s uniqueness was the special lunch served for teachers and staff. The meal—featuring rice, tapioca, fish curry, and pulisseri—was a delicious and heartwarming treat that gave us much-needed energy after a morning filled with activities. It added a homely and festive touch to the day, making everyone feel connected and cared for.
It was indeed a physically demanding day, with a large number of students participating enthusiastically. Some children grew tired after their events, and we made sure they rested and stayed hydrated. Though tiring, the experience was truly rewarding. Sports Day reminded me that education is not confined to classrooms alone—it also thrives in moments of teamwork, discipline, perseverance, and joy.

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