Intramurals










‎Intramural are school-wide events that bring students together to compete in different sports and activities. They are usually held once a year and serve as a way to promote teamwork, school spirit, and healthy competition. Students are divided into teams, often by grade level, section, or house, and they compete in events like basketball, volleyball, badminton, track and field, and sometimes even fun games like tug-of-war or cheering competitions. It’s not just about winning it’s about unity and creating memories with classmates and friends.
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‎What makes intramurals really special is the energy and excitement it brings to the whole school. The atmosphere is full of cheers, colorful banners, and loud support from students and teachers alike. It gives everyone a chance to show their skills, whether in sports, dance, or even leadership, since organizing committees and student councils usually play a big role. Intramurals also highlight the importance of sportsmanship, where students learn to accept both victory and defeat with respect.
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‎Beyond the games, intramurals are also a break from the usual classroom routine. They give students time to relax, enjoy, and celebrate their talents in different ways. For many, it becomes one of the most unforgettable parts of school life, filled with laughter, bonding, and stories to look back on. It’s not just an event it’s a tradition that reminds students of the value of teamwork, determination, and school pride.



 

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