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“A society without the knowledge of its past history, origin and culture is like a tree without its roots.”

-Marcus Garvey

Sadbhavana 2019 opens its doors to unveil the trove of

knowledge and enthrallment that lies behind. We present to you

the opportunity to turn the dusty pages of history and discover

the legends and secrets within each chapter. Flaunt the regalia

of ancient travelers, or run alongside your fellow comrades to

embrace the hidden historian that lies within you.

Sadbhavana 2019 welcomes all participants with open arms,

who have ventured out to quench their thirst for knowledge and

adventure. In two fun-packed days, students will wrestle with

witty arguments, and arch their souls to mindful Yogic

postures. This event combines the past, present and future of

mankind and challenges one and all to uncover the tales of

human civilization.

Day 1 (1st August 2019) - Senior Category

Day 2 (2nd August 2019) - Junior Category

EVENT LIST WITH RULES

General Rules & Regulations

All the participants along with the teachers

should reach school by 9:00 AM and register

themselves.

All the events will start simultaneously by

10:00 AM.

The students are expected to wear their school

ID cards.

A student can participate only in one event.

Any CD/Pen drive should be properly labelled

and handed over to the event heads while the

school registration formalities are being

completed.

Utmost decorum to be maintained at all times.

Failure to comply with the rules will lead to

disqualification. The decision of the judges will

be final and binding.

EVENT LIST

1. Sabhyata—Fashion

2. Nitimat –Political cartoon

3. Natyansh- Street play

4. Swara-Battle of the Bands

5. Kohbar-Folk Art

6. Bharat Ek Khoj-Quiz

7. Nritya-Dance

8. Prahasana- Standup comedy

9. Dristikon – Debate

10. Chitragrahanam - Photography

11. Pan Jayate – Gaming

12. Vidhilekhana – Programming

13. Upajna - Maker space Challenge

14. Kumbhashala-Pot Painting

15. Jhallari - Paper quilling

16. Nyayangam - Moot Court

17. Rangmasti – Rangoli

18. Mad Ad

19. Tijori - Treasure Hunt

20. Samuhganam - Group Singing

21. Shilpshreni - Best Out Of Waste

22. Nimesa – JAM

23. Paatra Abhinyam - Role Play

24. Ksema - Cyber Safety AD

25. Vadana-Rangam-Face Painting

26. YOGA

27. CONTACT DETAILS

Sabhyata—Fashion

‘World Civilization: A socio-cultural phenomenon called

'fashion'. This fashion show will help students to showcase the

attire of different civilizations and transport the audience to the

bygone era.’

Senior Category: 9 to 12

Number of participants: 1 team of 3 to 8 members per school

Track to be brought by the team (MP3 format in CD or pen drive)

and given to the event heads before the event starts.

Description of designs are compulsory (illustrations included).

Duration: 6-7mins (includes presentation and description)

First 10 entries will be accepted.

Judging Criteria: Originality, Creativity, Relevance and

Presentation (walk, description, and track).

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Nitimat –Political cartoon

‘Portray your talent of cartoon scripting to illustrate your point

of view on current social and political topics.’

Senior Category: Grades- 9 to 12

Number of participants: 1 participant per school

Time limit: 1 hour.

Theme- Current global socio-cultural and geopolitical situation.

Participants have to carry their own materials. Participants are

allowed to use only color pencils or crayons. Use of paint is

prohibited.

Depiction of criminal offense, acts with criminal agenda, racist,

sexist, or religious discrimination and active propaganda in a

promotional sense is prohibited.

Constructive criticism of sensitive issues should not be

excessively offensive.

Depiction of obscenity and use of offensive language is

prohibited.

Teams will be judged based on originality, presentation and the

issue portrayed.


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Natyansh- Street play ‘To deny people their human rights is to challenge their very

humanity.'


Junior Category: Grades- 4 to 8

Number of participants: 1 team of 7 to 10 members per

category per school.

Topic: Human rights

Time limit of 8 minutes. Exceeding the time will result in

negative marking.

Electronic props are not allowed.

Performance should be presented in English or Hindi

medium.


Teams will be judged on creativity, presentation and

issue portrayed.

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Swara-Battle of the Bands

‘Where words fail, music speaks'

Senior Category: Grades- 9 to12 Number of participants: 1 team of 6 to 8 members per school

All bands are allowed to participate, regardless of age and the band

may consist of a maximum of 8 members.

Theme is independent music.

Bands will have 4 minutes to set up + 6 minutes to perform. Any

band that goes over the allotted time will have points deducted.

Removal of clothing and the use of obscene language and gestures

is prohibited.

Band members must submit a typed copy of the lyrics they will

perform.

Lyrics cannot include profanity, racist remarks, sexually explicit

content or violence.

Bands must bring their own equipment (guitars, amps, keyboards,

etc.)

Only the band members listed on the registration form will be

allowed on stage.


Teams will be judged based on coordination, presentation and

costume.

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Kohbar-Folk Art The theme of art work is traditional folk art. Artwork can be

realistic or abstract.


Number. of participants: 1 entry per school

The theme of art work is traditional folk art.

Art work can be realistic or abstract. You can use people as

well as animals in your work.

Any medium or technique may be used: Painting (water –

colour, poster, acrylic, temper etc.)

Drawing—(pencil, charcoal, coloured chalk, pastels, oil-

pastelsetc.)

Participants will be judged based on creativity, presentation,

innovative use of materials.

Materials to be brought by the schools/participants.

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Bharat Ek Khoj-Quiz

Prepare yourself for an invigorating quiz session on India


Junior Category: Grades: 6 to 8

Number of participants: 1 team of 4 members per category per

school.

Each school can send one team comprising of 4 members

from senior and junior category.

There will be a preliminary round (written).

No use of electronic gadgets or reference material in any

form.

All decisions of the quiz master are final and binding.

Tie breakers (if any) are at the discretion of the quiz

master.


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Nritya-Dance

“Dance reflects the changes in the way people see the

world, relate to their bodies and experience the cycles of

life”

Senior Category: Grades - 9 to 12

Junior Category: Grades - 4 to 8

Number of participants: 1 team of 6 to 8 members per category

per school.

Theme for junior category : Indian Folk Dance

Theme for senior category : Story on a historic character (Styles

– Classical / Contemporary / Martial arts)

Song genre – No film Songs

Time duration - 5+1mins. Exceeding time limit will lead to

negative marking. 1min to set up props.

Use of props is permitted. However, use of snow, Inflammable

substances, colour powder, water and confetti is not permitted.

Costume/dress code should be appropriate. Vulgarity and

obscenity in the form of dance costume and moves will lead to

immediate disqualification of the team.

Participants must carry their music in a pen drive and CD in

MP3 format.

Dance will be judged on the basis of: - Synchronization,

Costumes, and Props, Relevance to the theme and

Choreography.

First 12 entries for both junior and senior category will be

accepted.

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Prahasana- Standup comedy

‘Bring out your humorous observations on social stereotypes

from your day to day lives.’


Number of participants: 2 participants per school (individual)

Performance time - 3 to 5 minutes.

Participants may use a PPT during their performance.

Participants must carry their PPT in a pen drive.

Apart from the PPT, no electronic devices or flashcards

are permitted for assistance.

Participants must be cautious that a joke does not

offend or hurt the sentiments of their fellow

contestants, audience etc. No foul language.


Judging Criteria: Relevance to the topic and overall

presentation.

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Dristikon – Debate A lively debate competition on – ‘Are Gandhi’s teachings

relevant to the challenges of modern India?’


Number of participants: Every school must send two

participants for the competition; one speaking in favor and

other against the motion

Each participant will get 3 minutes to speak and an extension of

30 seconds to wrap up. Excessively going past the time limit will result

in negative marking.

After each speech, the participant will be entertaining 2 questions

from their opposition and 1 from the audience (fellow participants).

Teams will be judged on the basis of content, delivery, time

management and rebuttals.


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Chitragrahanam - Photography

"Veni. Vidi. Cepi"

I saw. I came. I captured.

A chance for all shutter bugs to display their talents! The

world is yours to capture.


Number of participants: 2 participants per school (individual

event)

No sharing of equipment.

Mobile photography is not permitted.

Participants must bring their own equipment.

Topics will be given to participants on spot.

Participants will be allowed to submit only one

photograph with a caption.

Editing of pictures is not allowed.


Participants will be judged based on creativity, relevance,

presentation and originality.

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Pralekham - Documentary Making

‘Who knows culture the best other than the people themselves?

Dive into India's vibrant culture through journalism and

documentary film making.’

Senior Category : Grades- 9 to 12

Number of participants: 1 team of 3 participants per school

Equipment is to be brought by the students (that is; their laptop,

video cameras etc)

All editing is to be done on the student's equipment and will be

presented by the students on a projector at the end of the

competition.

No pre made documentations will be allowed. Topic will be given

on spot.

The above mentioned activity will be then documented as per the

student's creativity and will be submitted with a 1 page article/draft

on the same

The team of three will include one cinematographer, journalist, and

writer.

Time limit for presentation is 3-5mins.


Teams will be judged based on presentation, content and relevance.

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Shazam - Retro Music Composition

Challenges are what makes life interesting and the challenge

here is to sing the old song in a new tune.


Number of participants: 1 team of 5 participants per school

It's a remake of a Retro song (Hindi or English).

Remix to be made before hand and performed live on the

day of the competition

Time limit is 6 minutes.

In case of plagiarism team will be disqualified.

No prerecorded tracks will be entertained. Whole

performance must be live.

Get your own equipment (guitar, keyboard, amps etc.).


Participants will be judged based on originality and

presentation.

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Pan Jayate – Gaming

Welcome to Impressions Gaming League! Get ready to battle

it out in the virtual world and may the best player emerge

victorious!

Games: FIFA 19 and CoD [PS4]

Senior Category : Grades:-11 and 12

Participants: Max 2 teams per school, 2 players per team.

Vidhilekhana – Programming Code to Win

A collective effort by all team members to create the most

efficient solution.



Number of participants: 1 team of 3 members per category per

school

Programming Languages:

o Senior category - Turbo/Borland C++, Java (BlueJ), Python 3.6 (CPython with IDLE) (participants are allowed to get and install their preferred IDE software one hour prior to the competition)

o Junior category - SCRATCH by MIT(JUNIORS)

Immediate Disqualification if found guilty of using unfair means.

This event is for students from grades XI-XII

Arbitrator/Supervisor’s word on any dispute is final.

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Upajna - Maker space Challenge ‘Every once in a while, a new technology, an old problem,

and a big idea turn into an innovation.’

No. of students: 2 Participants per team per school

Open only to ATL schools

HACKATHON - Grades 9 to 12o The size of the team should be minimum 3 members and maximum

5 members

o This competition is for seniors i.e. 9th to 12th grade.

o All team members should be present at the event. o Teams can of course gain advice and support from organizers,

volunteers, sponsors, and others.

o All work on a project should be done at the hackathon.

o Teams can use an idea they had before the event.

o Teams can work on an idea that they have worked on before. The hacks should be innovative or adding new features to existing projects. Judges will only consider new functionality introduced or new features added during the hackathon in determining the winners.

o Teams must stop hacking once the time is up. However, teams are allowed to fine-tune after time is up.

o The participants have to bring the materials in accordance to their problem statement. Any materials can be used to build the model except Styrofoam or foam core boards.

Problem Statements:

Infrastructure:

Design and prototype a building which is resistant to earthquake.

The design of the building can be done before hand but the model

has to be built on the day of Hackathon only.

Architecture and design:

Design and prototype a building which has a Self-Sustaining

ecosystem with low carbon footprint. The design of the building can

be done beforehand but the model has to be built on the day of

hackathon only.

Clean Energy:

Design a prototype system through which usable electrical energy

can be generated. The design of the building can be done beforehand

but the model has to be built on the day of hackathon only.

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SOCCERBOTS - Grades 6 to 8 o Each team will have to defend the goal on its side as well as score

the goal on the opposite side. o Robo-Soccer is for juniors i.e. 6th to 8th grades. o Each team can have a maximum of 4 team members. o The weight limit of the robot for this competition is 5 Kg (Any

material can be used to build the robots except Lego). o Each robot should not exceed by maximum 30cm. o Each team will build max, 2 robots(manually controlled) taking into

consideration that the total weight of 1 or 2 robots, the controller and batteries should not exceed 5 kg. (This means that whatever components the participants enter on to the field should not be more than 5 kg.)

o The start zone for the single or both robots is 500mm x 500 mm. (Single or both the robots must be able to remain completely inside the start zone before the start of the game).

o The game will start at the count of 3 given by referee followed by whistle. In case a team starts its robot before the whistle, the game will be restarted and a team making this mistake for more than 3 times will be disqualified.

o The field diagram will be uploaded on the website soon. o Each goal scored by a team by rolling the ball on the ground will

fetch the team 1 point. o The goal post will have a hole on the top. Any team scoring the goal

from above will fetch 5 points. o The voltage at any point on the electrical connections should not

exceed 12 V DC. o The game will last for 5 minutes. o The detailed dimensions of the goal post and D line will be

uploaded on website soon. o Maximum 2 members per team will be allowed to remain close to

field for operating the robots. o In case of jam up of robots for more than 30 seconds the robots will

have to kick-off again at the order of the referee. o In case of any discrepancy the final decision rests in the hands of

coordinators. o Any act of misbehavior or misconduct will lead to immediate

disqualification of the team.

o The robots are not allowed to use grippers or actuations which are intended to harm the opponent’s robot.

o The competition is aimed at making the game a friendly football match rather than a robo war.

o If the robo is battery powered kindly bring the charger from your end

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Kumbhashala-Pot Painting

An artful event where each member gets to paint and decorate a

clay pot on the theme of Indian traditional art.



Theme: Indian designs which can include traditional art like Warli

art.

Time Duration: 45 minutes

Material Required: Fabric colours, decorative items like (mirrors,

lace, glitters, fabric glue, glue etc).

Medium size earthen ware pot will be provided by the host school.

Teams will be judged on the basis of creativity, presentation and

choice of colours.


Participants will be judged based on creativity, originality and

innovative use of colours.

Jhallari - Paper quilling

An amusing event where each member gets to do a paper

quilling activity on the theme Incredible India.


Number of participants: 1 per school

Theme: Incredible India.

Description to be presented during submission of their art work.

Materials to be brought by the participants.


Participants will be judged based on innovative use of materials,

presentation and creativity.

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Nyayangam - Moot Court Experience fighting cases as lawyers on social discrimination.

Experience what it is to be a civil servant of this nation. The

lives of people lie in your hands, will you be able to succeed in

nullifying their reprimand?

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Rangmasti – Rangoli “Sprinkle some of those alluring colours to make some

extraordinary art to showcase your astounding talents”



Number of participants: 1 team of 4 participants per

category per school.

Topic:

o Junior category - Festivals of India

o Senior category - Novels of ancient India

The team will have 2 hours to complete their rangoli.

Team can use any coloured powder of their choice.


Teams will be judged based on innovative use of colours, presentation of

work with 1 minute description, creativity in ideas and relevance to the

theme.

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Vichitra Vigyapan - Mad Ad

Students portray social stereotypes through comical

advertisements.

Senior Category: 9 to 12

Number of participants: 1 team of 4-6 participants per school.

Time limit for performing the advertisement is 1-2 minutes.

Precaution should be taken to refrain from displaying

obscenity, violence, prejudice, defamation etc. in the

advertisement.

The advertisement can only be in English.

Use of internet to source information during the time of

competition is not allowed.


Teams will be judged based on content, presentation, props.

Tijori - Treasure Hunt A treasure hunt where different stories would unfold which

lay undiscovered from time immemorial



Number of participants: 1 team of 5 participants per category

per school

Theme : Social studies

No electronic gadgets to be used during this event.

Certain clues will be given after completing a task which leads

you to your next clue.

The team must have all the clues at the end of the task.

There will be a preliminary round and a final round.

Sharing of clues between the teams during the event can lead to

disqualification.


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Samuhganam - Group Singing ‘Listen to the earth’s music,

it has got patriotic tunes,

flag of unity spreading hues,

kindness is a melody everyone can sing along to’


Number of participants: 1 team of 5-7 participants per school

Participants must carry their own music if needed in a CD and

pen drive.

Singing must be performed live.

Theme: Patriotic song

Time: 4 minutes performance + 1 min stage preparation time.


Teams will be judged based on presentation, coordination and

costume.

Shilpshreni - Best Out Of Waste "Creativity is making marvelous out of the discarded."

So use what you have and do what you can.



Participants will have 1 hour to complete.

Participants must bring required materials with them.


Participants will be judged based on creativity, innovative use of

materials and overall presentation.

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Nimesa – JAM

A fun just a minute event about the control of mind over mouth.

Can you make it through 60 seconds of non stop talking

without hesitations, repetition or deviations?



Students are required to pick any card and speak for a minute only

on the topic written in the card.

The performance will be evaluated in terms of specific standards,

including the clarity and completeness of the speech.

Teams will be judged based on the quality of presentation in

explaining the topic.


Paatra Abhinyam - Role Play An imaginative role play event on the theme National

Leaders of India.


Number of participants: 1 participant per school.

The duration of the role play should be minimum 10 and

maximum 12 minutes including the time for stage arrangement.

Participants must bring all the necessary requisites for their role

play.

Participants must speak in English and refrain from using

offensive language.

Participants will be judged based on props, presentation and

content.


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Ksema - Cyber Safety AD

Create a 20 - 30 seconds awareness advertisement about Cyber

Safety Tools for Content Creation: MS- Paint/Adobe Photoshop

and Windows Movie Maker.


Number of participants: 1 team of 2 members per school

Time limit: 2 hours.

The advertisement must be made only using the following

software.

MS paint/Adobe Photoshop for content creation. Windows

Moviemaker for ad compilation.

The duration of the advertisement should be at least 20 seconds

and must not exceed 30 seconds.

The content created must be original. Plagiarism will not be

tolerated and will lead to immediate disqualification.

Use of licensed material, such as audio tracks, is prohibited.

Participants are allowed to bring a set of headphones and a

microphone to record their narrative/voiceover track (if any) on

the spot.

The advertisement must be created from scratch on the spot and

use of any reference material is prohibited.

Depiction of obscenity and use of offensive language is

prohibited.

The advertisement must be relevant to the theme and should not

deviate from the main topic. Depiction of a certain division of the

topic is encouraged, with an overall view of the main topic.

Teams will be judged based on creativity, innovation and

presentation.

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Vadana-Rangam-Face Painting An artistic event on face painting on the theme of flora and

fauna of India.



Time allotted: 45 minutes.

Theme: Flora and Fauna

Artist must make sure the person he/she chooses to paint

in doesn't have a very sensitive skin. In case of any allergy

the school will not be responsible.

Participants will be judged based on creativity, use of

colors and concept.

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YOGA DATE: 2ND AUGUST

SENIOR CATEGORY: XI – XII

JUNIOR CATEGORY: IX – X

Individual Competition:

Participant has to perform any 5 asanas from the given list.

Both boys and girls separate.

Only four participants from each category will be allowed to

participate from each School.

CATEGORY – 01: XI – XII participant Should perform

Combination of

1 back bending, 1 front bending, twisting, 1 hand balance & 1 leg

balance.

Artistic Pair Event:

Theme for the artistic yoga event - Indian History / Purana

Duration of the music is 2mins:30secs.

Artistic Pair event from 9th to 12th std.

One group from each school, each group should have 2 participants

Participants should bring their own music.

Rules & General Conditions:

The competition is open to students from Grade IX - X to Grade XI -

XII boys & girls.

Judges decision will be final.

Scoring: Detailed distribution of the points to be awarded by the judges

are follows:-

Way of performance to reach the final stage of the asana.

Perfect posture of the asana.

Exhibition of the asana without tension and trembling.

Stay in asana till the referee says, returning to the original posture.

Dress Code: Boys: Shorts /tights.

Girls: T-shirt round neck & track pants/ Leggings

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CATEGORY – 03: III - IV

CATEGORY – 04: V – VI

CATEGORY – 05: VII – VIII

Individual Event:

Participant has to perform any 5 asanas from the given list

Boys and Girls separate

Only 4 participants for each category.

Artistic Pair Event:

Theme for the Artistic yoga event - any Theme based

Duration of the music is 2mins:30 secs

Artistic Pair event from 3rd - 5th std and 6th - 8th std.

Should have 2 participants one for each category.

Participants should bring their own music.

Rules & General Conditions:

The competition is open to students from Grade III to IV, Grade V to

VI Grade VII to VIII boys & girls.

Judges decision will be final.

Scoring: Detailed distribution of the points to be awarded by the judges

are follows:-

Way of performance to reach the final stage of the asana.

Perfect posture of the asana.

Exhibition of the asana without tension and trembling

Stay in asana till the referee say, returning to the original posture.

Dress Code: Boys: Shorts /tights.

Girls: T-shirt round neck & track pants / Leggings

GENERAL RULES All students must carry their school I.D card

Registration starts at 8:30 A.M, Schools are requested to be on time.

Students are requested to carry their own food and water, however

food will be available for purchase on campus.

Incase students require Laptops, WiFi or other gadgets they are

requested to carry their own.

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REGISTRATION FEE FOR EACH SCHOOL: ₹ 1200

ADDITIONAL CHARGES PER EVENT ARE AS

FOLLOWS:

SWARA (BATTLE OF BANDS RS : 500

NRITYA (DANCE) RS : 500

SABHYATA (FASHION SHOW) RS : 500

UPAJNA (MAKERSPACE CHALLENGE) RS : 500

GAMING RS : 500

YOGA RS : 1500

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SENIOR IMPRESSIONS 2019

SPORT DETAILS

GAMES /EVENTS SENIORS CLASS IX & ABOVE

JUNIORS CLASS VII & VIII

DATE

TABLE TENNIS BOYS

TEAM TEAM 2nd AUGUST

TABLE TENNIS GIRLS

TEAM TEAM 2nd AUGUST

TENNIS BOYS

TEAM TEAM 1st & 2nd AUGUST

TENNIS GIRLS

7-A-SIDE 7-A-SIDE 1st & 2nd AUGUST

THROWBALL GIRLS

7-A-SIDE 7-A-SIDE 1st AUGUST

FOOTBALL BOYS


FOOTBALL GIRLS

7-A-SIDE(class 7 & above) 1st & 2nd AUGUST

BASKETBALL BOYS


BASKETBALL GIRLS


VOLLEYBALL BOYS

6-A-SIDE 6-A-SIDE 2nd AUGUST

VOLLEYBALL GIRLS

6-A-SIDE 2nd AUGUST

YOGA INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL 2nd AUGUST

GROUP (8 PER TEAM)

ENTRY FEE

Rs.1000/- TEAM

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JUNIOR IMPRESSIONS-2019

SPORTS DETAILS

GAMES /EVENTS SUB JUNIORS CLASS VI & BELOW

DATE

TABLE TENNIS BOYS

TEAM 2nd AUGUST 2019

TABLE TENNIS GIRLS


TENNIS BOYS


TENNIS GIRLS


THROWBALL GIRLS

7-A-SIDE 1st AUGUST 2019

FOOTBALL BOYS

7-A-SIDE 2nd AUGUST 2019

FOOTBALL GIRLS


BASKETBALL BOYS


BASKETBALL GIRLS


VOLLEYBALL BOYS


YOGA

INDIVIDUAL 2nd AUGUST 2019

GROUP (8 PER TEAM)

ENTRY FEE

Rs.1000/- TEAM

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ATHLETICS AND SWIMMING

SENIORS – CLASS VII & ABOVE

EVENTS CATEGORY -

6 CLASS XI-

XII

CATEGORY - 5

CLASS IX-X

CATEGORY – 4

CLASS VII-VIII

DATE

ATHLETIC

S BOYS &

GIRLS

100M,200M,400M, 800M,LONG JUMP

SHOT PUT,

4X100M RELAY

100M,200M,400M, 800M,LONGJUMP,

SHOT PUT,

4X100M RELAY

100M,200M,400M, 800M,LONGJUMP,

SHOT PUT,

4X100M RELAY

6th AUGUST 2019

SWIMMING

BOYS &

GIRLS

50M FREESTYLE, 50M BACKSTROKE,

50M BUTTERFLY,

50MBREASTSTROKE

4X50M FREESTYLE

RELAY,

4X50 MEDLEY

RELAY, 100M IM


50M BUTTERFLY,

50M BREASTSTROKE,

4X50M FREESTYLE

RELAY,

4X50 MEDLEY RELAY,

100M IM


50M BUTTERFLY,

50M BREASTSTROKE

4X50M FREESTYLE

RELAY,

4X50 MEDLEY

RELAY, 100M IM

5th AUGUST 2019

JUNIORS – CLASS VI & BELOW

EVENTS CATEGORY 1 CLASS I & II

CATEGORY 2 CLASS III & IV

CATEGORY 3 CLASS V & VI

DATE

ATHLETIC

S BOYS &

GIRLS

100M,200M,

LONG JUMP

&

4X50M SHUTTLE

RELAY

100M,200M,400M,

LONG JUMP &

4X100M RELAY

100M,200M,400M, 800M,

LONG JUMP,

SHOT PUT,

4X100M RELAY

5th AUGUST 2019

SWIMMIN

G

BOYS &

GIRLS

25M FREESTYLE, 25M KICK BOARD &

4X25M FREESTYLE

RELAY


25M BUTTERFLY,

25M BREASTSTROKE,

& 4X25M FREESTYLE

RELAY


50M BUTTERFLY,

50M BREASTSTROKE,

4X50M FREESTYLE

RELAY

6th AUGUST 2019

ENTRY FEE: ATHLETICS JUNIORS – 2000 PER SCHOOL

ATHLETICS JUNIORS – 2000 PER SCHOOL

SWIMMING JUNIORS – 2000 PER SCHOOL

SWIMMING SENIORS – 2000 PER SCHOOL

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CONTACT DETAILS

Teacher coordinators –

1. Mrs.Romna Gururaj Senior Event [9945563538]

2. Mrs.Babitha Mittal Senior Events [9342970827]

3. Mrs.Rituparna Ghosh Junior Events [9886500822]

4. Mrs.Anjali Trivedi Junior Events [9663964673]

5. Mr.Sudheer Sports [9902990828]

6. Mr.Satish BG Yoga [8147267798]

7. Mr. Arun Upajana [7034430948]

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2. Isheeta Dhruv [[email protected]]

3. Neha Fayaz [86185 17261]

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