SPORTS DAY PREPARATION

 

KICKSTARTING SPORTS DAY 

AUGUST 22, 2024

On August 22, 2024, our college buzzed with energy as the preparations for the upcoming Sports Day officially began. The day marked the beginning of an exciting journey, with students and faculty coming together to lay the groundwork for a memorable event.

The preparations commenced with a detailed representation of the Sports Day layout, where students were guided on how to organize and stand correctly during the events. Events were 100M,400M,800M race, 400 M relay, shotput, disc throw, cricket ball throw, sitting broad jump and one minor game Dodge ball. Committees were then formed to handle various responsibilities, such as Programme, Announcement, Arrangement, First Aid, and Refreshments, ensuring every aspect of the event was meticulously planned.

As first-year B.Ed. students, we enthusiastically stepped into action by taking the lead in measuring and marking the tracks for the athletic events. This hands-on task fostered a sense of pride and teamwork among us, highlighting the value of collaboration in achieving a common goal.

The entire college campus came alive with the hustle and bustle of planning, from committee discussions to setting up logistics. Every student contributed their efforts, showcasing a spirit of unity and determination to make the event a grand success. The preparations not only set the stage for Sports Day but also gave us a chance to experience leadership, coordination, and responsibility firsthand. We’re all eagerly counting down the days to witness the culmination of our hard work in what promises to be a thrilling and unforgettable celebration of sports and camaraderie.









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