There is nothing greater than worthy appreciation that crowns the glory of success. In view of this fact, Sports Prize Giving Ceremony at Ryan International School, Ajmer was held on 5th of this month. A number of events were held during the last 5-day gala in which students of Ryan, who like to call themselves Ryanites, participated with high zeal and enthusiasm. Medals and certificates were honored to the meritorious students for achievements in various theme-based races.
The day at Ryan International School started on a high note with a confident march past, graced with poise. The confident students welcomed the chief guests, Dharmendra Gehlot (Ajmer Mayor), Mohd. Hanif (IAS Officer in Revenue Board), Abhimanyu Singh (CBSE Sports Head), S.P. Mittal (Head of Punjab Kesari Newspaper) and Dinesh Dangria (Regional Head of Bank of Baroda) for the day, as the school authorities extended floral welcome as well.
To flag off the day were the chief guests guiding students about the benefits of planting trees, helping them on the way. And then started the races. Well, there were several interesting races conducted. Students participating made it all the more interesting. Tiny tots were seen completing races like ball race, soft toy race, bag and bottle race, book balancing race, hat race, etc. For students of Grades 1-2 were lemon race, balloon race, dress-up race; while the students of Grades III-V participated in fill the bottle race, 100m race, sack race, back race, three-legged race, thread and needle race. For the students of Grades VI-VII were 200m race, shot put, long jump, relay race, etc.
To make it interactive with the audience, the school invited parents to participate as well. Parents gleefully and excitedly participated in turban race and book balance race. The winners of both the races were felicitated and honored for their performances.
As the races for students, parents and teachers continued, to keep the sports extravaganza entertaining and light as well, students also presented their talents in various forms. There was an excellent demonstration of Karate, which had everyone excited for the young fighters. Students performing aerobics, drills and Chak de India got everyone grooving.
The performances gave way to the award ceremony, celebrating the winners. The best athletes Naksh Agarwal, Anirudh Sharma, Bhanu Pratap Soni (Mont I, II, III), Rishi Raj Class I, Anirudh Choudhary Class II, Avdesh Saran Class III, Ramesh Choudhary Class IV, Aanchal Rao, Rahul Choudhary Class VI, Aman Meena Class VII were awarded medals amid loud cheers.
The day ended at a very positive note as all the participants, audience, teachers smiling with their awards, medals, and trophies, as others who could not win maintained their high sportsmanship.
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