Adventure Trophy celebrations at school

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 04, 2025 IST

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The Adventure Trophy celebration was organised at SMR International School, Assandh. The event aimed to encourage the spirit of adventure, teamwork, and physical fitness among students. The school ground was beautifully decorated, and a sense of thrill filled the air as students from different houses participated in a variety of adventurous activities such as river crossing, ladder crossing, crawling under wire, bamboo crossing, tyre climbing, Burma bridge crossing, rope climbing, tunnel crossing, tyre hang crossing, wooden beam balance, hurdle jumping, bridge walk, hit the ball with hockey and balloon burst. Each event tested the participants’ balance, courage, and coordination. After a series of exciting rounds, Sahyog House emerged as the overall winner and was awarded the Adventure Trophy-2025. Medals were also distributed to outstanding performers.

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