Sports, CCA & Clubs

The eagerly anticipated Junior and Senior House competitions took centre stage, with athletes showcasing their skills and house pride in full force.

We're thrilled to announce Semliki's impressive double victory, narrowly defeating Otukei in Junior Football and emerging victorious over Bwindi in the secondary Basketball competition. Their dedication and sportsmanship set a high standard for all.

Congratulations to everyone involved! Your enthusiasm contributed significantly to the resounding success of these competitions.

RESULTS: 

Junior House Football 

1st - Semliki

2nd - Otukei

3rd - Kibale 

4th- Bwindi 

Senior House Basketball 

1st - Semliki

2nd - Bwindi 

3rd - Otukei

4th - Kibale 

One of the benefits of engaging in extra-curricular and co-curricular activities is the holistic development of students. While academic subjects provide essential knowledge, these activities offer opportunities to learn soft skills such as communication, teamwork, leadership, time management, and problem-solving. For instance, participating in a World Scholar club sharpens speaking abilities and critical thinking, while involvement in a sports team cultivates discipline, resilience, and team work.

These activities also allow students to explore diverse interests and discover their passions. A student interested in mechanics may join a STEM club, while an aspiring artist can enhance talent in Art and Craft club. Such exploration not only adds depth to education but also helps students follow their interest and talent. It shows their creativity, innovation, and a sense of purpose beyond traditional classroom learning.  These settings provide a supportive environment for building friendships, developing empathy, Students learn to manage stress, handle success and failure gracefully, and build resilience for navigating life's challenges.

Participation in sports clubs also introduces students to healthy competition and sportsmanship. They learn to compete fairly, respect opponents, and uphold the values of fair play and integrity.

Not every child excels in academics; some discover their passion in music, sports, or other talents. It's our responsibility to support and nurture them in these areas, as these activities contribute significantly to their development ,enhances their creativity, confidence, and overall well-being.

In conclusion, extra-curricular and co-curricular activities are integral components of a comprehensive education system. They offer avenues for holistic skill development, exploration of interests, social and emotional growth. By embracing these activities, we can encourage our children to become well-rounded individuals.

Daman Chahal Sachdeva