SHIKSHA SAPTAH CELEBRATION

(July 22nd to 28th, 2024)

Day 3: Wednesday 24, 2024 (Sports Day)

Activity Plan:

Activity Plan

Activity Report

a) Introduction:

Jaywant International School celebrated its annual Sports Day on [insert date], marking the third day of Shikha Saptah. The event aimed to promote indigenous games among the students, highlighting the cultural and physical significance of traditional sports.

b) Objective:

The Sports Day aimed to emphasize the importance of sports and fitness from an early age, encouraging students to participate actively in physical activities.

c) Activities and Games:

The day featured a variety of indigenous games that are integral to Indian culture and tradition:

Aandhali Koshimbir: A game of blindfolded hide-and-seek, testing agility and strategy.
Nadi-Parvat: A game resembling leapfrog, promoting physical coordination and teamwork.
Lupachupi: Similar to tag, where players hide and seek each other, enhancing agility and stealth.
Pakda-Pakadi: A classic game of tag where the chaser tries to catch others, fostering speed and endurance.
Lagori: Involves knocking down a pile of stones and rebuilding it while defenders try to hit the attackers with a ball, enhancing both physical and tactical skills..
Luddo: A game involving aiming and throwing small stones into a circle, developing aiming skills and concentration.
Bhavara: spinning top game requiring precision and dexterity, promoting hand-eye coordination.

d) Event Highlights:

Students enthusiastically participated in these games, showcasing their athletic abilities and teamwork. The atmosphere was filled with cheers and encouragement from teachers and parents alike, fostering a spirit of healthy competition and camaraderie.

e) Conclusion:

Students enthusiastically participated in these games, showcasing their athletic abilities and teamwork. The atmosphere was filled with cheers and encouragement from teachers and parents alike, fostering a spirit of healthy competition and camaraderie.

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