Amolak school celebrates National Sports Day

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Sep 03, 2025 IST

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Amolak Public School, Mohra village, Ambala Cantt, celebrated National Sports Day 2025 under the Fit India Mission, in honour of hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand. The school organised a variety of fun and engaging games for students from kindergarten to Grade VIII, based on the theme “Ek Ghanta Khel ke Maidan Mein”. The playground was filled with energy as children actively participated in different activities, showcasing their zeal for fitness and sportsmanship. The award ceremony was conducted in the presence of the school management and principal and under the guidance of the academic adviser of the school, whose motivation and encouragement added immense value to the programme. Teachers also played a vital role in making the event a grand success.

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