Grade 05 children's preparation

Deepti Teacher shared a small story of her children's 3 km run as part of their preparations inter-school championship (Grade 5 Olympics) 


The Grade 5 students had an exhilarating experience as they embarked on a 3km run, planned by our Physical Education teacher, Thejas sir. Children started from our Somanahalli campus and ran along the Cauvery pipeline road and back.

The scenic route, which wound along the Cauvery Pipeline road was a testament to their endurance and determination. A refreshing pause by the gentle stream proved to be a revitalizing oasis, rejuvenating their spirits and propelling them forward to complete the run with unwavering enthusiasm.

As they crossed the finish line, their beaming faces reflected a sense of pride and accomplishment, a true testament to the power of teamwork and perseverance.

As Grade 5 children are being trained for the inter-school championship (Grade 5 Olympics) to be held this year, this 3km run was planned and executed.

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