Hari Sukan is an annual event that brings people together for a day of fun and athleticism, where individuals, teams, or even whole classes compete in a variety of sports, such as running races, relay events, tug-of-war, and more. It often concludes with prize-giving ceremonies for the winners.
The day started with students from different sport houses and uniform bodies marching proudly across the school grounds, their colorful uniforms creating a lively and vibrant atmosphere. Alongside them, police cadets performed an impressive marching formation, their movements precise and synchronized, showcasing their discipline and training. The rhythmic sound of footsteps filled the air as both groups displayed unity, teamwork, and dedication. The event marked the beginning of a memorable day, with the students and cadets coming together to celebrate school spirit and the values of commitment and leadership.
After that, began the track events, with athletes lining up at the starting blocks, ready to give their best. The excitement was palpable as the crowd cheered on the competitors, each race more thrilling than the last. From sprints to long-distance races, and from hurdles to relay relays, the energy of the event was electrifying. Athletes pushed themselves to the limit, determined to secure victory for their respective teams.
Of course, the teachers had to join in the fun. They divided into several teams to carry out a relay race, eagerly preparing for the friendly competition. Laughter filled the air as each team strategized and encouraged their teammates, determined to win. The teachers, usually seen in a more formal role, showed their playful side as they sprinted from one baton exchange to the next. The students cheered them on, thrilled to see their educators fully immersed in the spirit of the event. It was a lighthearted moment that bridged the gap between teachers and students, creating memories that would last long after the race was over.
Food-and-beverage stalls were also included, adding to the lively atmosphere of the event.
Let’s not forget the behind-the-scenes efforts of the Red Crescent Society students, who played a vital role throughout the event. With their first aid training and quick thinking, they were always on hand to assist anyone in need, ensuring the safety and well-being of all participants. Whether it was managing minor injuries or providing support during emergencies, their presence was a comforting reassurance. While the event buzzed with excitement, these students worked quietly but efficiently, demonstrating their dedication and commitment to helping others.
The Red Crescent Society students and staff attending to injured students.
Besides the track events, the school also carried out field events, showcasing a variety of athletic skills. Students participated in long jump, high jump, shot put, discus throw, and javelin throw, each event drawing cheers from the crowd. The field events offered a thrilling contrast to the fast-paced races on the track, as participants demonstrated their strength and precision. It was a day filled with both speed and power, highlighting the diverse talents of the students.
An O’Driscoll student performing a long jump.
A Cheetham student performing a discus throw.
A Cheetham student performing a shot put.
A Sylvia student performing a javelin throw.
Hari sukan ended with a sense of accomplishment and excitement, as students and teachers gathered to celebrate the spirit of sportsmanship. The competition had been fierce, but the true highlight was the camaraderie and teamwork displayed throughout the event. Whether participating in the track and field events or cheering from the sidelines, everyone played an important role in making the day a success. As the events concluded and the medals were awarded, it was clear that Hari Sukan had not only showcased athletic talents but also strengthened school unity and school pride.
Love and serve,
Husna 4 Joy