2025 Primary Sports Day

On the cool morning of 19 November 2025, a fresh breeze swept across the UISG campus, but nothing could cool the warm excitement building for Primary Sports Day. Under pale sunlight that broke through the clouds, students, teachers, and families gathered, embracing the theme “RUN, JUMP, PLAY AND SHINE” with spirited determination.

Sports Day Opening

The day began in the Multi-function Hall, where the vibrant parade of our four houses—Warriors, Pandas, Tigers, and Dragons—brought energy to the spacious venue. The opening ceremony featured an inspiring speech from Primary Principal Ms. Chantelle Parsons, followed by the recitation of the Oath of Sportsmanship. Selected primary students then led a dynamic morning exercise that warmed up both bodies and spirits, ready to face the cool outdoor conditions.

During the games, our younger students in Grades 1-3 demonstrated remarkable energy in the Bouncy Ball races and Noodle Race, their cheerful laughter cutting through the chilly air. The Water Balloon Relay and Stilt Race further showcased their determination, with each splash and step bringing more excitement to the cool morning.

Meanwhile, older students in Grades 4-5 displayed impressive skill and teamwork in the Plank Race, Run Mat, and the thrilling Swamp Ball tournament. The supportive cheers from house members created an atmosphere of friendly rivalry that warmed the fresh air and strengthened our school bonds.

The community games brought together parents, teachers, and students in a wonderful display of connection that defied the cool weather. The Water Balloon Toss and Tug-of-War competition demonstrated the strong spirit of cooperation that characterizes our UISG community, with every participant shining brightly despite the chilly conditions.

Parents, Teachers & Students

The smooth execution of the event was made possible by our dedicated Grade 9 students, whose work to organize, and facilitate the games formed both an integral part of their PHE Coaching and Sports Management unit and their Service as Action commitment. Their leadership and commitment were evident in every aspect of the day, from setting up stations to guiding younger participants with encouragement and care.

As the event concluded with the awards ceremony back in the MFH, the true achievement was evident in every glowing face. For our Grade 1-3 students, the focus was on the joy of participation and personal achievement in every activity. In the competitive division for Grades 4-5, the final standings were celebrated: Pandas in 4th place, Warriors in 3rd, Dragons in 2nd, and Tigers claiming the championship trophy. Beyond the trophies, what shone brightest was the sportsmanship, unity, and joyful participation that had warmed the cool day. This day will be remembered as a day when our UISG students truly embodied the spirit of running, jumping, playing, and shining together as one community, proving that even cool weather cannot dampen warm hearts and bright spirits.