Athletics News
EY Sports Day:
A Joyful Morning of Movement On the morning of November 21 , 2025, our Early Years This year’s Sports Day carried a positive spirit, with the entire st
community gathered for a memorable Sports Day that highlighted the enthusiasm, confidence, and growing independence of our youngest learners. With cool, pleasantly chilled weather, it was the perfect day to be outdoors. Students, teachers, and families arrived in soft, subdued colours, creating a calm and welcoming atmosphere across the field.
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event feeling even more refined and smoothly organized.The stations flowed naturally, allowing children to enjoy each activity without any rush or pressure. Watching our young learners help friends, take turns, and keep trying after a stumble was truly heartwarming. The event concluded with a warm closing moment where each child was recognized for their effort, courage, and participation. Sports Day reminded us that success isn’t measured by results, but by the confidence and joy our young athletes show as they challenge themselves.
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The event brought together Pre-K to K3 young athletes for a range of thoughtfully planned activities designed to support physical development in age-appropriate and engaging ways. Each station encouraged children to move confidently, explore new actions, and collaborate with peers. Teachers guided and A sincere thank you goes to our administration, teachers, support reassured students throughout the morning, offering comfort and staff, and parents. Your collaboration and care helped create encouragement whenever needed. a supportive and memorable experience for our Early Years From imaginative obstacle courses to gentle relays, the community. We are excited to see how our young learners will activities promoted coordination, balance, teamwork, and continue to grow—developing their skills, confidence, and spirit confidence. Parents cheered from the sidelines, showing their through meaningful experiences in sports. pride through warm smiles and encouraging waves. The field Ms. Angela was filled with laughter and joyful chatter as young athletes ran, hopped, explored, and joined in creative games — fully engaged in the joy of movement.