THANKYOU AARAV AND NIRBANI FOR INVITING US

OPENING OF SPORTS DAY.

E. true excellence is a quiet race a steady pace in a

frantic race leaving a trace that time cannot erase
which is why dps bpkihs has been in pursuit of
excellence for the past 3 decades now under the
guidance of principal sir as well as the hard work
of students who has lead to making this school in a
league of its own A. People often forget how
important sports and games are in our daily lives.
Participating in a sports day not only keeps us
strong and healthy, but also teaches discipline,
responsibility, and the value of teamwork. our
respected founder, late Mr. ________,

E. began this tradition so that students could

step out of the classroom and experience the joy
and learning that come from the sports field.
Though he is no longer with us, we believe his
blessings are
with us as we carry forward his vision. With
that faith in our hearts, it is a privilege to welcome
you all to this special celebration.

A. We feel especially honoured to welcome our

chief guest, the esteemed Mr. ________, who has
graced this occasion despite a very busy schedule.
Thank you, sir; it is a true honour to have you
 among us today, inspiring our young
athletes by your presence.

E. We also extend a warm welcome to all the

distinguished guests, teachers, staff members, and
dear guardians who have accepted our invitation to
witness this programme.

A. {A heartfelt welcome to our most important

guests today—the participants. Each student who
steps onto the track or field carries the spirit of our
school: courage, hard work, and fair play. Whether
they win a medal or not, their effort and
sportsmanship make this day meaningful for all of
us.

E. The Delhi Public School society is committed

to the overall development of every child, not only
in academics but also in sports and co-curricular
activities. Through various inter-house events, we
strive to build a strong sense of community,
encouraging students from different classes and
houses to learn, compete, and grow together. With
this vision in mind, let us begin today’s events with
enthusiasm, respect for one another, and a loud
cheer for all our young champions.}.

Welcome dance
AAROHI A celebration like today deserve a
beginning filled with rhythm, grace, and joy.

EKKAKSH-Dance is language of expression-where

emotions flow freely and energy finds a beautiful
form.

AAROHI-To welcome our esteemed chief guest,

respected dignitaries, and dear parents, we now
present a welcome dance on the song ___ by our
graceful students of class ____.

E-So, let us welcome the performers with a big

round of applause.

A-Before we move ahead with the thrill of sports

and competition our adorable pre primary students
are all set to steal your hearts.

E-Let us encourage them with smiles and applause

as they present a beautiful dance on the song ___
filled with innocence and enthusiasm.

A-Ladies and gentlemen please put your hands

together for our little stars.

E-That was a heart-warming performance by our

little star.

“Respected Principal, teachers, dear parents and

my lovely students,we now begin the most
delightful part of our Sports Day – the fun races
and events for our youngest champions.”
“First, we invite our little ones of Pre-Primary 1 for
the Jelly Race. Teachers are requested to kindly
guide the children to the starting line.
Audience, please encourage them with a big round
of applause as our tiny athletes get ready to run!”
“Next on the track will be Pre-Primary 2 with the
colourful and exciting Colouring the Ball Race.
Children of Pre-Primary 2, please assemble near
the starting point with your respective [Link]
us cheer them on as they sprint, collect and colour
their balls with joy.”

“After that, we move to Class 1A for the Picking the

Ball [Link] from Class 1A are requested
to report to the ground immediately.
Everyone, keep your eyes on the field as these
young students show their speed and
coordination.”
“Following them will be the students of Class 1B for
the cute and energetic Bunny Race.
Children, hop your way to the reporting area with
your house [Link] audience, do clap and
encourage them as they jump like cheerful bunnies
to the finish line.”

“Our next event is for Class 2 – the Collecting the

Grains [Link] Class 2 participants are requested
to gather at the assembly point.
This race will test their quickness and
concentration, so let us motivate them with loud
cheers.”
“Finally, we have the Nursery Stockings Race,
with girls and boys running separately.
Nursery teachers are requested to bring their little
ones to the starting [Link] us give our warmest
applause to these youngest participants as they
run, laugh and enjoy their very first Sports Day
race.”

Anchor 1:We begin our prize announcements with

the junior events that will be decided on the track
today. {The winners’ names will be filled in once
the races are completed.}
Classes 3–5
Anchor 2:First, we have the 200 metres Boys,
Classes 3 to 5.“Result of the 200 metres Boys,
Classes 3–5:
• First place: __________ (Class ___)
• Second place: __________ (Class ___
1 PER PERSON AND ALSO HOW TO INVITE THE
RACES TO START IN THE FORST PLACE
• Third place: __________ (Class ___).Please give
them a big round of applause.”

Anchor 1:Next is the 100 metres Girls, Classes 3 to

5.“Result of the 100 metres Girls, Classes 3–5:
• First place: __________ (Class ___)
• Second place: __________ (Class ___)
• Third place: __________ (Class ___).Let us cheer
loudly for our young champions.”
Classes 6–8

Anchor 2:Moving on to the 200 metres Boys,

Classes 6 to 8.“Result of the 200 metres Boys,
Classes 6–8:
• First place: __________ (Class ___)
• Second place: __________ (Class ___)
• Third place: __________ (Class ___).”

Anchor 1:Now we have the 4×100 relay, Girls,

Classes 6 to 8.“Result of the 4×100 relay Girls,
Classes 6–8:
• First place: __________ House
• Second place: __________ House
• Third place: __________ [Link] spirit at its
best, let’s applaud them all.”
Classes 9–12

Anchor 2:For our seniors, we begin with the 4×100

relay, Boys, Classes 9 to 12.“Result of the 4×100
relay Boys, Classes 9–12:
• First place: __________ House
• Second place: __________ House
• Third place: __________ House.”

Anchor 1:And now the 100 metres Girls, Classes 9

to 12.“Result of the 100 metres Girls, Classes 9–12:
• First place: __________ (Class ___)
• Second place: __________ (Class ___)
• Third place: __________ (Class ___).”

now we announce our powerhouses and honour

them in theor feats of shotput boys ( 1 2 3 from list
)
girls 1 2 3 from list )
from the list itself
VOLLEYBALL TO ALSO BE TAKEN FROM THE SHEET
BOYS AND GIRLS

9 TO 12 200M GIRlS AND BOYS

400M girls and boys
4*100 RELAY girls and boys

INTER HOUSE CRICKET TOURNAMENTS

OPEN TO ALL
AND ANNAPURNA TAKES THE WIN WHILE.
SAGARMATHS FOLLWS THEM RIGHT BEHIND TO
GRAB RUNNER UP REFER TO THE SHEETS IVEN
BY ANAND SIR

Football prizes – Juniors first

Anchor 2:With the track events underway, let us
now honour the winners of the football
tournaments who have already proved themselves
on the feild . We will start with the juniors and then
move upwards.
Football – Classes 3–5 (Boys)
• Winner: Kanchanjunga House
TAKE NAMES FROM LIST
• Runner-up: Annapurna house

Anchor 1:“For Football, Boys, Classes 3 to

5, Kanchanjunga House emerges as the winner.
May the captain and team members of
Kanchanjunga please come forward.
The runners-up are Dhaulagiri House.
Congratulations to both houses for their wonderful
performance.”
Football – Classes 6–8
• Boys: Winner Sagarmatha House,
Runner-up Kanchanjunga House TAKE
NAMES FROM LIST
• Girls: Winner Annapurna House,
Runner-up Kanchanjunga House

Anchor 2:“In Football, Boys, Classes 6 to

8, Sagarmatha House lifts the winners’ trophy,
while Kanchanjunga House secures the runners-up
[Link] Football, Girls, Classes 6 to
8, Annapurna House takes first place
and Kanchanjunga House finishes as runners-up.
Please applaud these energetic players.”
Football – Classes 9–12 (Boys)
• Winner: Kanchanjunga House
• Runner-up: Dhaulagiri House
TAKE NAMES FROM LIST

Anchor 1:“For Football, Boys, Classes 9 to

12, Kanchanjunga House is the champion once
again and Dhaulagiri House is the runner-up. A
huge round of applause for our senior football
stars.”
Basketball prizes
Anchor 2:Now we move to the fast and thrilling
game of basketball.
Basketball – Classes 6–8
• Boys: Winner Sagarmatha House,
Runner-up Kanchanjunga House TAKE
NAMES FROM LIST
• Girls: Winner Annapurna House,
Runner-up Kanchanjunga House

Anchor 1:“In Basketball, Boys, Classes 6 to

8, Sagarmatha House claims the winners’ title
and Kanchanjunga House stands as [Link]
Basketball, Girls, Classes 6 to 8, Annapurna
House secures first place and Kanchanjunga
House once again finishes as runners-up. Well done
to all our dribblers and shooters.”
Basketball – Classes 9–12 (Boys)
• Winner: Annapurna House
TAKE NAMES FROM LIST
• Runner-up: Kanchanjunga House

Anchor 2:“For Basketball, Boys, Classes 9 to

12, Kanchanjunga House becomes the winner,
while Annapurna House earns the runners-up
position. Please give a big hand to our senior
basketball players.”
It is now time to celebrate the achievements of our
outstanding athletes from the junior category,
classes 6 to 8. Kindly join me in applauding them
as their names are announced.”
“First, for the 6–8 Girls’ 200 metres final:In first
place, from class 8A, Shreya [Link] second
place, from class 7A, Aarohi [Link] third place, from
class 7b, iksum [Link] give them a huge
round of applause for their speed and
determination.”

“Next, the 6–8 Girls’ 100 metres:First place goes to

Shreya Yadav of [Link] place to krishti
Chaudhary of [Link] place to Aarohi Giri of 7A.
Congratulations to our swift sprinters.”

“Moving on to the 6–8 Boys’ 100 metres:In first

place, from class 8A, Biplav [Link] second
place, from class 8A, Ayush [Link] third place,
from class 8B, Akshat [Link] done to our
young champions for a thrilling race.”

“For the 6–8 Boys’ Long Jump:First place, from

class 8B, Biplav Chaudhary with a jump of 15 feet.
Second place, from class 8B, Suyogya Mishra with
14.6 [Link] place, from class 8A, Ayush Kumar
with 14.3 [Link] with Divya Raj Yadav of 8A for a
fine [Link] cheer loudly for their
amazing efforts in the field events.”

“We now present the winners of the 6–8 Boys’ 400

metres:First place, Ayush Kumar of class 8A.
Second place, Aarav Yadav of class [Link] place,
Divya Raj Yadav of class [Link] endurance and
spirit are truly commendable.”

“In the 6–8 Girls’ 400 metresFirst place, once

again, to Shreya Yadav of [Link] place, to
Aarohi Giri of [Link] place, to krishti Chaudhary
of [Link] athletes have shown remarkable
consistency across events; please give them
another big hand.”

“Now for the 6–8 Boys’ Relay event:The winning

team kanchanjungaa consists of Biplav Chaudhary
of 8B, pragyan Dahal of 8A, Divya Raj Yadav of 8A,
and Ridam Sunal of [Link] runners up are
dhaulagiri From class 8B, Dashwin Singh and
Suyogya Mishra; shrav kumar and aayush kumar
from 8 a and third place goes too sagarmatha
consisiting off From class 8A, Akshat Kumar, and
saughat Limboo;From class 8B, Aarav Yadav;and
from class 8A, Pranish katwal
Let us applaud this team for their excellent
coordination and team spirit.”
“We proceed to the house events.
In Volleyball for Boys, all classes combined, the
winners are Kanchanjunga House, with Sagarmatha
House as [Link] Volleyball for Girls,
Sagarmatha House takes the winner’s position,
with Kanchanjunga House as runners-up.
In Cricket for Boys, Annapurna House emerges as
the winner, and Sagarmatha House as the runners-
up.A thunderous round of applause for all the
houses for showcasing competitive spirit and fair
play.”

“Finally, we honour the students listed for their

overall performance:

Individual track & field announcements

Anchor 1:“Now we come to one of the most
exciting parts of the day – the individual track and
field events for our middle and senior classes. The
tension is high, the scoreboards are ready, and
everyone is waiting to hear the names.”

200 m – Girls (Classes 6–8)

“For the 200 metres finals, Girls, Classes 6 to 8:
• In third place, finishing strong, we have Eksha
Limbu of Class 7B (Section A).
• In second place, barely a step ahead, Aarohi
Giri of Class 7A.
• And in first place, the 200-metre queen of
Classes 6 to 8 is… pause… Shreya Yadav of Class
8A! Big applause for Shreya, Aarohi and Eksha.”
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[Link]]

100 m – Girls (Classes 6–8)

Next is the 100 metres Girls, Classes 6 to 8 – the
shortest race with the loudest screams.
• In third place, with a fantastic dash, Aarohi Giri
of Class 7A.
• In second place, flying down the track, Kristi
Chaudhary of Class 7A.
• And in first place, the lightning bolt of Classes
6 to 8, Shreya Yadav of Class 8A. Crowd, make
some noise for these sprinters!” [file:categories-
[Link]]

100 m – Boys (Classes 6–8)

“Now the boys’ turn – 100 metres Boys, Classes 6
to 8.
• In third place, with a powerful finish, Akshat
Kumar of Class 8B.
• In second place, just inches ahead, Ayush
Kumar of Class 8A.
• And taking first place, the fastest boy of
Classes 6 to 8 is… Biplov Chaudhary of Class 8A!
Give it up for Biplov, Ayush, and Akshat.”
[file:categories-winners-by-classes-and-sports-
[Link]]

Long jump – Boys (Classes 6–8)

“For Long Jump, Boys, Classes 6 to 8:
• In third place, with 14.3 feet, Diwya Raj Yadav
of Class 8A.
• In second place, jumping 14.6 feet, Suyogya
Mishra of Class 8B.
• And in first place, soaring to 15 feet, the
longjump champion is Biplov Chaudhary of Class
8B. A roaring round of applause for Biplov,
Suyogya, and Diwya Raj.”

Long jump – Girls (Classes 6–8)

Anchor 1:“Audience, are you ready? Long Jump,
Girls, Classes 6 to 8 – the results are in my hand.
Any guesses from Sagarmatha? Kanchanjunga?
Annapurna? Dhaulagiri?”
(Pause, react to crowd.)
Anchor 2:“I can hear some confident murmurs
already… let’s see if your guess is right!”
• “In third place, leaping her way into glory, we
have Eksha Limbu of Class 5, Section ___. Please
come forward, Eksha!”
• “In second place, with a powerful jump, it
is Aarohi Giri of Class 7A. Well done, Aarohi!”
• “And in first place, the gold in Long Jump, Girls,
Classes 6 to 8 goes to… can we have a drumroll
please?... Kristi Chaudhary of Class 7A!”
Anchor 1:“Give it up for Kristi, Aarohi, and Eksha –
three fantastic athletes. A huge round of applause
for them and for their houses!”

Long Jump – Boys (Classes 9–12)

Anchor 2:“Moving on to Long Jump, Boys, Classes 9
to 12. This one was neck-and-neck till the last
attempt. Houses, get your cheering squads ready!”
Anchor 1:“Okay crowd, quick! Who do you think
took the gold – Class 9 or Class 11? I can already
hear some shouts from the stands…”
• “In third place, showing great grit, we
have Samir of Class 9. Congratulations, Samir!”
• “In second place, just a few inches ahead, it
is Kunjan Thappa of Class 9. Well done, Kunjan !”
• “And the first place, the champion of Long
Jump, Boys, Classes 9 to 12, is… suspense for two
seconds… Sachit Anand of Class 11A!”
Anchor 2:“Fantastic effort, boys! Let’s give a
roaring round of applause to Sachidanand, Samir,
and Kunjan Thapa for their outstanding
performances.”

Vote of thanks As this vibrant and memorable

Sports Day comes to a close, it’s time to express
our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who
contributed to making this event a grand success.
We extend our sincere thanks to our esteemed
chief guest, _____, whose presence and words of
inspiration truly encouraged our young athletes.

We are deeply indebted to our honorable Principal

Sir for his continuous guidance, motivation, and
support in making this day possible.

Our special thanks go to our dedicated Physical

Education teachers — Mr. Krisht Anand Kujur and
Tharka Ramtel Sir — for their unwavering
commitment and hard work. Let’s give them a big
round of applause for their efforts!

We also thank all the teachers and coaches for

their dedication, guidance, and encouragement
that shaped and motivated our students.

A heartfelt thanks to all the parents for their

constant support, and cooperation

Above all, we congratulate and thank our students

for participating with enthusiasm, discipline, and
true sportsmanship.

Now, I would like to invite our respected Principal

Sir to address us.
Thank you once again to everyone for being a part
of today’s celebration.
Closing note for this segment

Anchor 2:Sports day is not only about winning

medals but also about learning to accept victory
with humility and defeat with grace. To everyone
who participated, you are all winners in spirit.

Ladies and gentlemen, what an incredible day it

has been! From the starting whistle to the final
finish line, every moment of today has echoed with
passion, teamwork, and sportsmanship.

[Anchor 2]:
Absolutely! The cheers, the spirit, the
determination — today reminded us that victory
isn’t just about medals, but about the courage to
compete and give your best.

[Anchor 1]:
As we come to the end of this thrilling Annual
Sports Day 2025–26, let’s take a moment to
applaud each participant, each mentor, and every
supporter who made this day so special.

[Anchor 2]:
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our respected
Principal, teachers, parents, and volunteers for
their constant encouragement and guidance that
brought this event to life.
CHEIF GUEST NAME ( DR .BIKRAM PRASAD
SHRESTHA SIR ( VICE CHANCELLOR OF BPKIHS AND
PRO VICE CHAIRMAN DPS BPKIHS