Learning and Teaching

Sports Day is a highlight of the school calendar, showcasing the incredible talents, teamwork, and determination of our students. It’s more than just a day of races and games— it is an opportunity for students to celebrate their physical achievements, build resilience, and demonstrate sportsmanship. As we approach this exciting event, there are many ways families and the school community can support our students to ensure they have a positive and fulfilling experience.

A good night’s sleep, a nutritious breakfast, and plenty of water will help students perform at their best. Talk to your child about the importance of staying hydrated and taking breaks as needed.

Encourage your child to try their best and enjoy the activities, whether they’re running in a race or cheering on their peers. Whether you’re attending in person or sending messages of encouragement, your support makes a difference. Positive reinforcement boosts confidence and motivation. Every effort deserves recognition, whether it’s crossing the finish line first or simply trying something new. Celebrate their hard work and personal milestones.

Talk with your child about the importance of respecting their peers, cheering for others, and handling competition with grace - key life skills they’ll carry forward. Not every student sees themselves as an athlete, but Sports Day is about effort and fun, not just winning. 

As a school, we are committed to creating an inclusive and supportive environment where every student feels valued. Sports Day is not just a celebration of physical activity but a chance to build character, friendships, and memories that last a lifetime. et’s come together as a community to make this Sports Day unforgettable. We look forward to seeing you there to cheer on our amazing students!

Laura Leung

Learning and Teaching