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Annual sports meet at Shimla school

Convent of Jesus and Mary, Chelsea, today held its annual Sports Day, Vibrant Rising Stars, with enthusiasm and fervour. The event was marked by a vibrant display of athletic prowess, teamwork and dedication, highlighting the importance of sports in the...
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The much-anticipated annual Sports Day of Convent of Jesus and Mary, Chelsea, in Shimla on Friday. TRIBUNE PHOTOS
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Convent of Jesus and Mary, Chelsea, today held its annual Sports Day, Vibrant Rising Stars, with enthusiasm and fervour. The event was marked by a vibrant display of athletic prowess, teamwork and dedication, highlighting the importance of sports in the holistic development of students. The event commenced with a warm welcome extended to all dignitaries, parents and students. Brig Bhanu Khanna was the chief guest at the event.

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In her welcome address, Principal Sr Greta reflected on the spirit of sportsmanship and teamwork, stating, “Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.” The principal emphasised the importance of physical fitness, holistic development, and integrity. She praised the students’ achievements in academics, sports and the arts, and acknowledged the dedication of teachers and parental support in CJM’s success.

Following the welcome address, the school flag was ceremoniously unfurled, symbolising the unity and strength of the school community. The chief guest then formally declared the meet open, with his words echoing through the grounds, encouraging the students to give their best in the spirit of friendly competition.

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One of the key highlights of the event was the lighting of the torch — a symbol of peace, unity and sportsmanship. The torch was passed on to sports captain Ridhima Mashta, who proudly carried it forward.

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