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The five S's of sports training are: Stamina, Speed🏃, Strength, Skill and Spirit, but the greatest of these is spirit.*
Jai Vatika Public School 🏫, Barnala organized🎊 *The Rush!! an Athletic Meet,* on April 12. Our honourable *Director Mam Mrs. Vanisha Bansal* and *Respected Principal Mam Mrs. Rinki Chakraborty Singh* declared the meet open by *cutting 🎀 ribbon* and emphasized on the value of sports. Our respected *Director Mam* inspired😇 the children to achieve *Academic Success* as well as *Success in Sports🏃* . *Participants* in the sports day included children🧑‍🎓 from *Grades 1 to 12.* It featured entertaining🥳 *Track Races* where our young students showed *sportsmanship🥰* and *excelled* in vibrant colours. *Teachers* also *participated* in races, the *winners* 🥳were awarded with *medals* 🥇🥈🥉. The entire event was fusion of lovely performances including the songs🎤 by our teachers.
A lot of *joyful expressions🤗🥰* and the *Prize Distribution🏆 Ceremony* marked the end of the eventful day.


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