PRINCIPAL’S REPORT FOR THE SPORTS DAY – 2024-25
PRINCIPAL’S REPORT FOR THE ANNUAL SPORTS DAY – 2024
Hon’ble Chief Guest, Ms. Jyothika Sri Dandi, esteemed members of the HPS Society and Board of Governors, distinguished members of the media, respected guests, parents, staff, and dear students, I extend a warm welcome to all on one of the most significant events in our school calendar – the Annual Sports Day.
This special event sees students from all four Houses coming together to compete with great enthusiasm, each striving for the coveted Championship Shield—a symbol of overall excellence. It’s a time of spirited rivalry, camaraderie and achievement. We are truly honoured to have with us today the exceptional sprinter, Ms. Jyothika Sri Dandi, whose presence adds an extra layer of inspiration and energy to this memorable occasion.
It is with great pride and admiration that I introduce to you Ms. Jyothika Sri Dandi, a remarkable athlete whose dedication and achievements inspire us all to strive for excellence. Hailing from the town of Tanuku in West Godavari district, Andhra Pradesh, she was motivated from a young age by her father, Mr. Srinivasa Rao, to pursue athletics—a decision that would shape her into the exceptional athlete she is today.
Ms. Jyothika’s journey to success began with a breakthrough in 2021, when she won 400 meters at the Indian U-23 National Championships. This was just the beginning of a series of outstanding accomplishments. In March 2023, she triumphed once again, securing the gold at the Indian National Open Championships in the 400 meters with an impressive time of 53.26 seconds. Later that year, she contributed to India’s success by winning a bronze medal in the women’s 4×400 meters relay at the 2023 Asian Athletics Championships in Bangkok.
Her relentless pursuit of excellence continued in 2024, when she set a new personal best of 52.73 seconds at the Indian National Championships. In May 2024, she represented India at the 2024 World Relays Championships in Nassau, Bahamas, where her remarkable performance helped secure India’s qualification for the 2024 Paris Olympics in the 4×400 meters relay.
Ms. Jyothika’s journey is not just one of athletic excellence but also of unwavering perseverance, remarkable resilience and unyielding drive to surpass boundaries. It is an honour to have her with us today and I am certain that her inspiring story will motivate us to pursue greatness in our own lives.
Ma’am, we welcome you to our midst!
As we come together today to celebrate the grand occasion of our Annual Sports Day, I stand before you with immense pride to reflect on the extraordinary journey our school has undertaken.
At the CISCE Regional Championships, over 400 of our students showcased their talents, bringing home an impressive tally of 39 Gold, 25 Silver, and 16 Bronze medals in individual events. In team events, we secured 6 first places, 7 runners-up positions, and 4 second runner-up positions. From this remarkable regional success, 96 athletes advanced to the CISCE Nationals, where two of our students emerged victorious, proudly winning medals on the national stage.
At the prestigious All India IPSC Championship, 220 participants returned with an incredible haul of 14 Gold, 15 Silver, and 9 Bronze medals in individual events.Our teams shone as well, clinching first place in three sports, second in one, andthird in another. Adding to this success, six students competed at the ISSO Games,delivering exceptional performances that further enriched our medal tally.
As we look to the future, we are thrilled to announce that over 30 of our finest athletes have earned the honour of competing in the 68th edition of the prestigious National School Games. Their journey ahead promises to be as inspiring as their accomplishments so far and we are confident they will continue to make us proud.
Today, as we gather on this special occasion, we celebrate not just the victories of our students but the incredible journeys behind them. These triumphs are not mere accomplishments; they are stories of inspiration that light our path forward and remind us of the boundless potential within us all. Let’s take a moment to honor these cherished memories, celebrate the hard work, and embrace the spirit that has brought us together today.
ATHLETICS
At the CISCE Regional Athletic Championship in Hyderabad, Mekala Sai Sutirth shone brightly in the U-14 category, clinching gold in the 100-meter run and adding a bronze in the 100-meter dash to his achievements. Meanwhile, Alyna Grace Kandragula showcased her talent with a commendable bronze medal in the long jump.
In the U-17 girls’ events, Olivia Charan won gold in the high jump and silver in the triple jump, while Lipika Pallem matched this achievement with gold in the long jump and silver in the 100-meter hurdles. B. Sukruthi secured a bronze medal at the shot put event.
In the U-19 category, Ritvik Poovadan, our Games Captain, clinched a gold in the high jump, silver in the 100-meter dash, and another silver in the 200-meter run. Arnav Ganjikunta claimed gold in the javelin throw and Rakshan Reddy secured bronze in the hammer throw.
Parnika Krishna won gold in the 100-meter hurdles and silver in the hammer throw, with Keya R. Premaraj taking bronze in the 100-meter hurdles.
In the girls’ 4×400-meter relay, our team comprising Parnika Krishna, Keya Nigam, Shrishti Allam and S.S. Samhita Reddy earned a bronze medal.
In the U-14 girls’ category of the 59th IPSC Athletics Team Selection held at Daly College, Indore, Alyna Grace won gold in the long jump. Sofia Maniar earned silver in the discus throw and bronze in the shot put, while Y. Harshith secured silver in the discus throw in the U-14 boys’ category.
Class 9 students Mubeen Maniar, Sufian Sarosh, and Ayaan Ali Khan performed exceptionally well, winning gold and two bronze medals in the 400-meter hurdles, 800-meter hurdles, and 100-meter hurdles, respectively.
Kaustubh Chakrapani earned gold in the 5000-meter walk and bronze in the 3000- meter run.
In the U-17 girls’ events, Sukruthi and Shrishti Allam won gold and silver in the shot put, respectively. Shrishti also secured gold in the hammer throw, while Lipika Pallem bagged gold in the long jump.
BASKETBALL
At the CISCE Regional Basketball Tournament held at St. Joseph’s School, Habsiguda, Kethan Nayak Rao of Class 8 and Manith Srivastav of Class 9 was selected to represent the CISCE Nationals in the U-14 and U-17 categories, respectively.
At the CISCE Regionals held at Loyola Public School, our U-17 girls were crowned champions and our U-19 team secured second place. Seven players, including Dhia Jain (Class 7), Duaa Ahmed (Class 10), Prachi Galada (Class 9), Shreshta Reddy (Class 9), SS Samhita Reddy, Hasitha Reddy, and Parnika Krishna (Class 12), represented the AP Telangana region at the CISCE Nationals, winning team silver and bronze.
In the All India IPSC tournament, hosted by The Mann Public School and The Pestle Weed School, our U-14 and U-17 boys’ teams progressed to the quarterfinals. Parth Sameja of Class 8 and Tejas Vaidya of Class 10 were selected for the IPSC contingent for the 68th School National Games.
In the IPSC tournament at Vidya Devi Jindal School, Haryana, our U-19 girls team emerged runner-up with Hasitha Reddy Mekala being adjudged Player of the Final and Best Shooter of the Tournament. SS Samhita Reddy, Hasitha Reddy, and Parnika Krishna were selected to represent the IPSC contingent at the 68th National School Games.
At the School Games Federation of India (SGFI) school-level boys’ tournament hosted by our school, our U-14 team finished as runners-up. Kethan Nayak Rao of Class 8 and Tejas Vaidya of Class 10 were selected to represent the Hyderabad District in the U-14 and U-17 categories, respectively.
At the SGFI school-level girls’ tournament hosted by HPS Begumpet, Dhia Jain and Nitya Kodali of Class 7 were selected for the U-14 district team, while Olivia Charan and Prachi Galada were selected for the U-17 district team.
Chess
Our U-17 girls Chess Team, comprising Sattviki Das, Tanvi Kakarala, Duaa Ahamed Sherif, Srishti Sardar, and Sri Anwita, clinched gold, while the U-14 boys’ team of Aman Thekia, Karthikeya Nandan, Arka Ram Mahankali, and Ayush Pal secured silver.
Our U-19 boys’ team, featuring Gatek Gwalani, Shaheer Ahmed Khan, Vinayak Shwetark, Syed Uzair Awaan, and Jareer Ahmed Khan, displayed resilience to claim silver in a thrilling finish. Five students – Arka Ram (Class 6), Tanvi Kakarala (Class 7), Sri Anwita (Class 8), Ayush Pal (Class 9), and Duaa Ahamed Sherif (Class 10)—qualified for the CISCE Nationals, with Duaa earning the honour of representing the contingent at the 68th School National Games (SGFI).
Cricket
The boys U-14 and U-17 cricket teams emerged as champions at the CISCE Regional Championship held at the Babu Rao Sagar Grounds, winning team gold in both categories.
From the U-14 boys’ team, Ruhhaan Verma, Giandeep K., Haad Ali Reza, Vivian Victor Moses Kondety, and Gaurav Barigela were selected for the CISCE Nationals.
Kavya Jain, Srivats Vishwanath, Kavin Kartik, and Shaik Abdul Rab were selected for the U-17 CISCE Nationals. School Cricket Captain Arnav Ganjikunta was the only U-19 team member to qualify for the Nationals.
The girls U-17 team came third at the CISCE Regionals held at the NASR School, Gachibowli, with Mysha Desai, Tridula K., and Ridha Siddique qualifying for the CISCE Nationals, while S.S. Samhita Reddy was selected in the U-19 category. Additionally, Srishti Allam will represent the CISCE contingent at the 68th National School Games.
Football
Our U-14 boys’ football team clinched the IPSC qualifiers for the prestigious Subroto Cup, held at BK Birla School, Pune.
In a thrilling final against Welham Boys, our team secured victory with a 3-2 win in penalty shootouts, earning a place in the main draw. Farhan Mustafa of Class 8 was named Player of the Tournament, while Shayann Vengala, also of Class 8, won the Best Goalkeeper Award.
Additionally, the U-14 team emerged as CISCE Regional Champions at the tournament hosted by NASR School, Gachibowli. Vasanth P., Sai Nischit, Abdul Kalam, Farhan Mustafa, A. Abhiram, and Shayann Vengala qualified for the CISCE Nationals in the U-14 category. Syed Ali Mohammed Hasnain, Abhiram V., and Nikhil K. qualified in the U-17 category, while D. Suhrudhi was the only girl to qualify for the CISCE Nationals
Hockey
At the CISCE Regionals held at NASR Boys School, Gachibowli, our U-14 and U- 17 boys’ teams secured runner-up positions, while our U-19 boys finished third.
In the U-14 category, D. Sathwik, K. Harshit, K. Vamshi, Abhijeet, and Harshavardhan; in the U-17 category, Si Chand, Keshava, Khyathi Nayak, Chanakya, and Aditya and in the U-19 category Trigun, Sai Manohar, Sanjay, M. Anvith Reddy, and Manikantha qualified for the Nationals. Additionally, D. Suhrudhi was the only girl to qualify for the 68th School Nationals and will represent the IPSC contingent.
Karate
At the CISCE Regionals held at NASR Boys School, Gachibowli, Siya Malu of Class 12 and Agastya Awasthi secured silver medals, while Sayayu Cheedalla clinched gold. All three athletes qualified for the CISCE Nationals.
Lawn Tennis
At the CISCE Regionals, hosted by Johnson Grammar School, Habsiguda, both the U-14 and U-17 boys teams won gold medals, with Aarav Charan (Class 7), Adhrit K. (Class 8), Dhritan P. and Mubeen Maniar (Class 9) qualifying to represent the AP & Telangana Region at the CISCE Nationals.
At the All India IPSC Tennis Tournament, held at The Doon School, our U-14 boys’ team, Lochan Bhaskar P., Shriyan Goud and Arya Ghia, secured the second runners-up position.
Shooting
At the CISCE Regional Shooting Championship, held at Little Flower School, Guntur, our school team bagged a total of 15 medals.
In the U-14 category, Ahana Gunjay Das and Geetisha Menon won gold and silver respectively in the air rifle peep sight event, while Tanvi Kakarala secured silver in the open sight event. Among the boys, Vedula Karthikeya and Sudeep Kumar claimed gold in the air rifle peep sight and air pistol events respectively, with Nithesh Krishna adding silver in the air pistol event. Ayon Kazim Chowdhury Razvi Syed and Aarav Jain brought home bronze medals in the air rifle peep sight and air pistol events, respectively.
Our U-17 boys, Badiginchala Tanish Maruti and Srivatsa Gupta won gold in both the air rifle peep and open sight events. Our girls dominated the air rifle peep sight event with Rivyanshika Singh winning gold, Advika Reddy taking silver and Kaavya Sree Lakakul earning bronze. Nainikaa Kiran added a silver medal in the air rifle open-sight event. In the U-19 category, Yedla Siri Meenakshi emerged as the sole medalist, claiming gold in the air rifle peep sight event.
In the U-14 category of the CISCE Nationals held in Bengaluru, Vedula Karthikeya secured a bronze in the air rifle open sight event. At the All India IPSC Shooting Championship, held at Emerald Heights School, Indore, our U-14 girls’ air rifle peep sight team of S. Advika Reddy, Geetisha Menon, and Aarohi Borah secured silver, while Preksha Lingareddy earned an individual bronze in the air rifle open sight event. In the boys’ events, Vedula Karthikeya won silver in the U-14 air rifle open sight event, and Neil Jain claimed gold in the U-17 peep sight category.
At the ISSO Shooting Championship, held at GD Goenka World School, Gurugram, Arshad Shrivastav and Neil Jain won gold in the U-17 air rifle open sight and peep sight events, respectively.
In the SGFI District Shooting Championship, held at Madina School, Hyderabad, Aarohi Borah, Geetisha Menon, and S. Advika Reddy swept the podium in the U- 14 girls’ air rifle peep sight event, winning gold, silver, and bronze. The boys matched their success in the U-14 air rifle open sight event, with Ayon Kazim Chowdhury Razvi Syed and Srivatsa Gupta securing gold and silver, while Nithesh Krishna and Aarav Jain claimed silver and bronze in the air pistol event. In the U- 17 category, Ahana Gunjay Das, Kaavya Sree Lakakula, and Sofia Maniar won gold, silver, and bronze in the girls’ air rifle peep sight event, while Badiginchala Tanish Maruti and Arshad Shrivastav clinched gold in the boys’ air rifle peep sight and open sight events, respectively.
Shuttle Badminton
At the CISCE Badminton Regionals, held at Future Kids School, Rajamahendravaram, our U-14 team won silver, while the U-17 boys secured a bronze in the team competition. In the individual events, Vudugula Charan (Class 8) clinched first place in the U-14 category, and P. Nikhil (Class 11) finished second in the U-17 category. Both qualified for the CISCE Nationals, with Vudugula Charan further excelling by winning gold and earning a spot at the 68th School National Games.
At the All India IPSC Badminton Tournament, hosted by the BK Birla Centre for Education in Pune our U-14 boys’ team brought home gold in the team competition. Vudugula Charan continued his winning streak, securing his third consecutive gold in the individual event.
Charan recently added another feather to his cap by winning gold at the U-15 Open Nationals organized by the Badminton Association of Telangana.
Swimming
At the CISCE Regional Swimming Championships for boys and girls hosted by our school, both teams achieved remarkable success. In the U-14 category, Idhanth Saai Juluri won gold and silver in the 50m and 100m freestyle events, respectively, while Ritiesh A secured bronze in the 200m event. The relay team of Idhanth, Ritiesh, Darian Byramji, and Daniyal Ali Khan clinched gold in the 4x100m relay.
Among the girls, Vidushi Kundrapu dominated the freestyle events, winning gold in the 50m, 100m, and 200m categories, while Bishakha Das earned gold in the 100m and 200m breaststroke, along with silver in the 400m freestyle. Suhana Karim secured silver in the 50m and 100m breaststroke and bronze in the 100m freestyle. The girls’ relay team secured gold in the 4x100m relay.
In the U-17 boys’ category, Tejas Kumar won gold in the 50m, 100m, and 200m butterfly events, while K. Dheeraj Kumar claimed gold in the 50m, 100m, and 200m freestyle events. Mohammed Sadaqat Hussain added silver in the 200m butterfly and 800m freestyle, while Swaraj secured gold in the 400m and silver in the 800m freestyle. P. Charith earned two silvers in the 200m freestyle and backstroke events, and Sahil Ahmed took bronze in the 400m freestyle.
The boys’ teams, comprising Rithhik, Swaraj, Tejas, and Dheeraj, won gold in the 4x100m freestyle relay and Charith, Swaraj, Tejas and Dheeraj in medley.
Among the girls, Srishti Sardar won gold and silver in the 50m and 100m backstroke, V. Hamsini took two bronze, and Advika Reddy secured silver in the 800m freestyle. The girls relay team comprising Srishti Allam, Srishti Sardar, Advika Reddy and L Kavyasree earned silver in both the 4x100m freestyle relay and medley.
In the U-19 boys’ category, Aakarsh won gold in the 50m butterfly, silver in the 200m freestyle and individual medley, while Badiginchala Tanish Maruti bagged gold in the 100m and silver in the 50m butterfly. Ayaan Anand won gold in the 800m freestyle and silver in the 200m freestyle, and Charvit P excelled with gold in the 1500m freestyle and 200m breaststroke and silver in the 100m breaststroke.
Arvind K added two silvers in the 200m breaststroke and 400m freestyle, with Kaustubh Chakrapani earning two bronze medals in the 100m and 400m freestyle, and Tanveer Singh taking bronze in the 200m backstroke. The boys’ relay team comprising Aakarsh, Ayaan, Arvind and Kaustubh won gold and silver in the 4x100m freestyle relay and medley.
In the U-19 girls’ category, swimming captain Nupur Shah secured gold in the 50m and 100m backstroke events, while Lipika Pallem claimed gold in the 100m and 200m butterfly and silver in the 100m freestyle. Archita Swargam earned silver in the 200m butterfly. The relay teams, featuring Nupur, Lipika, Krithika, and Archita secured silver in both the freestyle and medley events.
At the IPSC Championships, held in Pilani, Rajasthan, Tejas Kumar earned three silvers in 50m, 100m and 200m butterfly events, while Idhanth Saai won a silver in the 50m butterfly and bronze in freestyle.
Visdushi Kundrapu and Nidhi Golechha were impressive in the U-14 100m and 200m freestyle events, winning gold and silver, respectively. Neena Bahl Kasturi of class 7 and Bishakha Das of class 8 also earned silver in the 50m breaststroke and 400m freestyle events. These talented swimmers will represent the IPSC contingent at the 68th School National Games.
Table Tennis
At the CISCE Tournament, held at St. Joseph’s Public School, King Koti, our U-14, U-17, and U-19 girls’ teams won silver medals, while the Under 19 boys’ team brought home gold. In the individual categories, Aarish Srimal (Class 11), Atharava Varma (Class 10), Priyansh Bhandari (Class 8), Naman Jain (Class 6),and Varma E (Class 10) all qualified for the CISCE Nationals.
At the IPSC Tournament, held at Pestle Weed School, our U-14 boys’ team emerged champions, winning the team gold. Aarav Bhalla (Class 7) also earned fourth place in the individual event and will represent the IPSC contingent at the 68th National School Games.
Taekwondo
At the All India IPSC Taekwondo tournament, held at Birla Vidya Mandir School, Nainital, our school secured the runner-up position in the U-19 team championship.
Syed Waafi Hasan (Class 12) won gold in the U-19 (63-68 kgs) category, while Syed Faiq Abdul Kareem earned bronze in the U-17 (68-73 kgs) category. Syed Waafi Hasan will now represent the IPSC contingent at the 68th School National Games.
Throw Ball
KT Meenakshi and Akanksha Nemaini of Class 12 were selected to represent the AP & Telangana Region at the CISCE Nationals in Throw ball.
Volleyball
In Volleyball, Sindu Ambati of Class 12 was selected to represent the AP & Telangana Region at the CISCE Nationals.
Yoga
Aanya (Class 7), Sathvik (Class 8), and Greeshma (Class 10) participated in the Yoga Olympiad held at St. Joseph School, Malakpet and were selected for the Nationals.
At the CISCE Regional Yoga Competition at The International School, Shakepi, ten students secured top positions, and Ashritha Rao, Lakshmi, Satvik, Nishka, Devansh, and Durga were selected to represent the state at the National Level.
Individual Achievements
Rudransh Chekkala of 4D won gold in the Hyderabad District and Telangana Tri District Open Roller Skating Championships.
Siddharth clinched the 1st and 2nd places in the U-7 category at Varas 1st International FIDE Rating Rapid Tournament, winning ₹2000 and ₹3000 cash prizes.
Riddhima Karicherla of 5D bagged gold in Ball and Bucket at the NASR Polo Horse Show (U-10).
Nishka Tamirisa of 5D won silver in the Talent Hunt Speedy Skating Competition.
Advita Bhardwaj of 5D clinched two gold and silver at the Hyderabad and Rangareddy District Wushu Championship, and two gold at the Inter District Wushu State Championship.
Naman Jain of 6A secured 3rd place in the Telangana State Ranking TT Tournament (Under-13) and the “Upcoming Star Player” award.
Kritika Kanduri of 6F won 2 silver and 2 bronze medals at the Gym Quinn 2024 All India Gymnastics Tournament.
Arka Ram Mahankali of 6B won 1st place in the U-16 category at the Lugano International Chess Open, bronze at the Budapest Spring Festival, 1st place in the Twin Cities Tennis Tournament (U-12), and both U-12 and U-14 Doubles at the Hyderabad Tennis Tournament.
Viraj Chavadi of 6B bagged Gold in Kumite and Silver in Kata at the Telangana Cup.
Amogh of 6E bagged Gold at Telangana Cycling Sambaralu.
Ahaana Narayan of 6G won Gold in U11 and Silver in U13 at the Intramural Squash Tournament.
Nishka Goleccha of 6H won Gold in all three events at the Hyderabad District Artistic and Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition.
Harshith Reddy Rudra of 6H got Silver in Kyorugi at Taekwondo Tournament.
Sai Sandhya of 6I won the 3rd Prize in Swimming at the National Summer Swimming Competition.
Bala Yuvein of 6J won gold and two silver medals at the Hyderabad Artistic and Rhythmic Gymnastics Competition.
Vidushi Kundrapu of 7B secured 1st place in 200m freestyle and 2nd place in 50m backstroke, 50m freestyle, and 100m freestyle at the 9th Ranga Reddy District Aquatic Association competition.
Lochan Bhasker of 7B achieved 2nd place in the U-12 Twin Cities Tennis Tournament, Legal Sports Arena Juniors, and Open Tennis Tournament.
Karthikeya Nandan of 7C bagged gold in the Telangana Cup, National Level Martial Arts Championship.
Karthikeya Vedula of 7C secured mutiple gold medals in the U-14 shooting Open Sight Category at SFA Hyderabad, GFG Hyderabad Championships and West Godavari Championship.
Taksheel Jain of 7E secured 1st position in the Telangana State Ranking Carrom Tournament.
Saharsh Chennu of 7G won the silver medal at the National Level Karate and Kung-fu Championship.
Sarayu of 8C won bronze in Kate and Kumite at the National Open Karate Championship.
Akarshana of 8H secured 2 bronze medals in the State Cycling Meet.
CONCLUSION
As this spectacular Sports Day draws to a close, let us pause for a moment to reflect on the sheer energy, enthusiasm, and spirit of sportsmanship we’ve witnessed. From the electrifying races to the precision of the drill displays, every event showcased the extraordinary commitment and talent of our students, the meticulous planning of our staff, and the seamless coordination of our organizers.
Today was not just about winning medals; it was a celebration of perseverance, teamwork, and the indomitable human spirit. As we reflect on these achievements, I am delighted to share with you some exciting developments at HPS that reinforce our commitment to sports and holistic education.
The Basalath Jah Stadium is undergoing a transformative upgrade. Soon, it will feature international-standard cricket facilities, including five turf wickets, state- of-the-art pop-up sprinklers, and other cutting-edge infrastructure. These enhancements will provide our students with a world-class platform to pursue their sporting dreams.
But our dedication doesn’t stop at infrastructure. The newly constituted Sports Sub-Committee, chaired by none other than Mr. Gusti J. Noria, President of the HPS Society, with Mr. R. Raghu Ram Reddy, Vice Chairman of the HPS Board of Governors, as its Vice Chairman, exemplifies our unwavering focus on promoting sports excellence.
At HPS, we strongly believe that physical activity is as vital as academics for a well-rounded education. Despite challenges, we have ensured a dedicated 70-80 minutes of sports time daily. This is not just a routine; it’s a philosophy—a commitment to nurturing physical fitness, mental well-being, and lifelong friendships. After all, when the body moves, the mind grooves! Additionally, our after-school sports programme and specialized coaching for school sports teams provide students with avenues to hone their skills and develop leadership qualities that transcend the playing field. Sports, teaches us resilience, teamwork, and the art of navigating both victories and setbacks—skills that shape not just players but leaders for life.
As we celebrate the day’s achievements, I offer my heartfelt congratulations to every participant. Whether you stood on the podium or not, each of you is a champion for giving your best and embodying the values of determination and camaraderie. To our winners, wear your medals with pride, for they are a reflection of your hard work and commitment. And to those who came close, let today be a source of inspiration to push further, aim higher, and strive for even greater success.
A special thanks to our dedicated teachers, staff, and volunteers who have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make this day a resounding success. Your efforts are the unsung heroics behind today’s grand celebration.
As we leave this field today, let’s carry the spirit of Sports Day with us in our everyday lives. The determination, discipline, and teamwork displayed here are the same qualities that will help us achieve success in every facet of life.
Finally, to everyone gathered here—students, parents, staff, and supporters—thank you for your encouragement, energy, and unwavering enthusiasm. You’ve made this Sports Day not just a competition but a cherished memory for all of us.
[A detailed Report is available on our school website for ready reading.]
Thank you, and have a wonderful day ahead!
