Soft news story

 SPORT DAY CELEBRATION

                      

Mandalay Primary

04 October 2022

By NANDE MPAHLWA

 Yesterday the sports festival was celebrated at school with great enthusing. It started at 9am in Mandalay Primary school sport ground. The school organized a number of competitions for the annual sports day like ling jump, pole vault, 100m and baby marathon running. The separate section for different events and track boundaries had been drawn with white line. The whole playground             had been decorated with flags buntings and balloons a day earlier.

The learners also invited their parents to attend their sport festival the program began with the welcoming speech by the deputy principal. The learners, local people watched the sport and it was the hot day. Everyone enjoyed the games, there were snacks and drinks that were served to the people who attended the sport.

At 12:30 am after a brief speech from the head, the programs stated and all learners participated with lot of excitement.  A grade 6 learner won the baby baby marathon of 100m and 200m race and he was very happy. A total of 50 prizes were distributed by own honorable guest and principal. There were gifts like sport accessories and certificates of prizes. The program me ended with lots of prices and happy faces. The learner from grade 7 was the one who got lots of prizes. 

 The parents were so happy to see their children participating at the school festival.

The learners were singing their sports songs, the principal delivered a short speech motivate to the learners, the overall sport day celebration was a huge success

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