Champions Rise: Ruby House Claims Victory at KC International School’s Grand Annual Sports Meet 2026

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Jammu, Feb 21:

The grounds of KC International School (KCIS) transformed into an arena of high-octane energy and athletic brilliance today as the institution hosted its Annual Sports Meet 2025-26. The event, defined by “Spirit, Strength, and Sportsmanship,” brought together students, faculty, and parents in a vibrant display of unity and physical prowess.

A Star-Studded Opening

The meet was inaugurated with a prestigious lineup of guests from the sporting and academic worlds:

  • Chief Guest: Mandeep Singh (Professor, Directorate of Physical Education, University of Jammu).

  • Guests of Honour: Kuldeep Kumar Gupta (Technical Director, Asian Kabaddi Federation) and Rajesh Dhar (Member of JKCA).

  • Special Guest: Renowned journalist Deepak Khajuria.

The school management, including President Mr. Chaitanya Chowdhary, Aryaman Chowdhary, and Principal Ms. Anupama Sinha, stood alongside the dignitaries as Vice Sports Captain Adhrit Raj Baru performed the ceremonial Lighting of the Torch, signaling the start of the competitions.

Discipline on Display: The March Past

One of the most visually striking segments of the day was the March Past. Led by the school’s NCC Cadets and the “Bloomings” contingent, the four houses—Ruby, Emerald, Topaz, and Sapphire—marched with impeccable precision.

The Winners’ Circle:

  • Best March Past Trophy: Sapphire House.

  • Top NCC Contingent: NCC Boys Cadets.

Following the march, students showcased their coordination and flexibility through a synchronized PT Display and Yoga Presentation, earning loud applause from the stands.

The Main Events: From Sprints to Tug-of-War

The track saw fierce competition across all age groups, from Pre-Primary to Senior Secondary. Events included:

  • Sprints: 100m, 200m, and 400m dashes.

  • Team Races: High-speed relay races.

  • Skill Challenges: Slow cycle races and hurdle jumps.

The excitement wasn’t limited to students. The “School-Family” bond was on full display during the Parents’ and Teachers’ Races. The day reached a fever pitch during a “nail-biting” Tug of War between parents and teachers, which saw the entire crowd roaring in support.

The Final Standings

After a day of grueling competition and remarkable displays of stamina, the points were tallied: Overall Championship Winner; Ruby House and Runner-Up Trophy Winner; Sapphire House.

Closing Remarks

Chief Guest Mandeep Singh commended the school for its commitment to holistic development, noting that such events are crucial for building character and physical fitness. Principal Ms. Anupama Sinha concluded the event by expressing her gratitude to the dignitaries and the school community for making the day a resounding success.

The celebration ended on a patriotic note with the singing of the National Anthem, leaving the students inspired and energized for the academic year ahead.

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