LONG JUMP COMPETITION CBSE BOYS AND GIRLS (CLASSES NURSERY, LKG, AND UKG) 2026–27

PSSEMR SCHOOL TOLAHUNSE,
DAVANGERE – 577007

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

REPORT ON INTER-HOUSE LONG JUMP COMPETITION

CBSE BOYS AND GIRLS (CLASSES NURSERY, LKG, AND UKG) 2026–27

Date: 13 June 2026

The Inter-House Long Jump Competition for Nursery, LKG, and UKG students was conducted with great enthusiasm as part of the CBSE Inter-House Sports Competition 2026–27. The event aimed to develop physical fitness, coordination, balance, confidence, and competitive spirit among the young learners. Students representing Gandhi, Tagore, Vinobha, and Raman Houses participated wholeheartedly and displayed remarkable determination and sportsmanship.

The competition provided an excellent opportunity for children to showcase their jumping ability, strength, and athletic skills. Every participant gave their best effort, making the event exciting and memorable.

BOYS LONG JUMP COMPETITION

WINNERS

FIRST PLACE

Siddharth S

House : Gandhi

Grade : UKG

Gender : Boy

Best Jump : 1.19 m

Siddharth S delivered an outstanding performance and became the Boys Long Jump Champion with the longest jump of the competition.

SECOND PLACE

Aditya

House : Tagore

Grade : UKG

Gender : Boy

Best Jump : 0.91 m

Aditya secured Second Position with an impressive jump of 0.91 metres, demonstrating excellent balance, strength, and athletic ability.

THIRD PLACE

Bhavish

House : Raman

Grade : LKG

Gender : Boy

Best Jump : 0.72 m

Bhavish secured Third Position with a commendable jump of 0.72 metres and displayed remarkable determination throughout the competition.

FOURTH PLACE

Mohit

House : Vinobha

Grade : LKG

Gender : Boy

Best Jump : 0.61 m

Mohit secured Fourth Position with a notable jump of 0.61 metres, showcasing confidence, enthusiasm, and competitive spirit.

COMPLETE BOYS RESULTS

Pos. Name House Grade Gender Best Performance

1 Siddharth S Gandhi UKG Boy 1.19 m
2 Aditya Tagore UKG Boy 0.91 m
3 Bhavish Raman LKG Boy 0.72 m
4 Mohit Vinobha LKG Boy 0.61 m
5 Purna Chandra ----- LKG Boy 0.59 m
6 Likhith Tagore LKG Boy 0.58 m
7 Shriyaan V Raman LKG Boy 0.55 m
8 Hanumantha ----- UKG Boy 0.55 m
9 Nischith Kumar D P Vinobha Nursery Boy 0.54 m
10 Jashvik ----- LKG Boy 0.52 m
11 Shuban Tagore LKG Boy 0.52 m
12 Manasha Vinobha Nursery Boy 0.48 m
13 Mayura K B Vinobha UKG Boy 0.47 m
14 Diganth ----- LKG Boy 0.46 m
15 Hrithik Raj Tagore UKG Boy 0.44 m
16 Kenish Gowda N Gandhi UKG Boy 0.44 m
17 Pranav N Tagore UKG Boy 0.44 m
18 Alex C Dhavale Raman UKG Boy 0.40 m
19 Gnanav Vinobha LKG Boy 0.36 m
20 Mithun A K Raman Nursery Boy 0.35 m
21 Chiranth Patil ----- LKG Boy 0.34 m
22 Yadhu Balaji D R N Vinobha UKG Boy 0.28 m

NM (No Mark)

• Hithvik – LKG – Boy
• Nivedan – LKG – Boy
• Vaibhav – Gandhi House – LKG – Boy
• Nishanth Naik B M – Gandhi House – UKG – Boy
• Yathvik Gouda K M – Gandhi House – UKG – Boy
• Daivik – Vinobha House – LKG – Boy

DNS (Did Not Start)

• Daksh – Nursery – Boy
• Vinith M – Nursery – Boy
• Aadhav Teja – LKG – Boy
• Manogna C – Vinobha House – Nursery – Boy

GIRLS LONG JUMP COMPETITION

WINNERS

FIRST PLACE

Siyara

House : Raman

Grade : LKG

Gender : Girl

Best Jump : 0.84 m

Siyara secured First Position with an outstanding jump of 0.84 metres and emerged as the Girls Long Jump Champion. Her remarkable performance demonstrated excellent coordination, balance, and athletic ability.

SECOND PLACE

Samhita Ranage

House : Raman

Grade : UKG

Gender : Girl

Best Jump : 0.67 m

Samhita Ranage secured Second Position with an impressive jump of 0.67 metres. Her confident performance and determination earned her a well-deserved place among the top competitors.

THIRD PLACE

Hamsini

Grade : LKG

Gender : Girl

Best Jump : 0.65 m

Hamsini secured Third Position with a commendable jump of 0.65 metres. She displayed excellent enthusiasm, focus, and competitive spirit throughout the event.

FOURTH PLACE

Bhavatharini

House : Gandhi

Grade : UKG

Gender : Girl

Best Jump : 0.56 m

Bhavatharini secured Fourth Position with a notable jump of 0.56 metres. Her performance reflected determination, confidence, and active participation in the competition.

COMPLETE GIRLS RESULTS

Pos. Name House Grade Gender Best Performance

1 Siyara Raman LKG Girl 0.84 m
2 Samhita Ranage Raman UKG Girl 0.67 m
3 Hamsini ----- LKG Girl 0.65 m
4 Bhavatharini Gandhi UKG Girl 0.56 m
5 Paarthivi V Gotur Tagore UKG Girl 0.53 m
6 Lekhana B R Raman UKG Girl 0.49 m
7 Akshara Raju J ----- Nursery Girl 0.45 m
8 Krishika D Naik Raman UKG Girl 0.45 m
9 Karunya S Rathod Raman UKG Girl 0.44 m
10 Navami H G Vinobha UKG Girl 0.44 m
11 Anvitha ----- LKG Girl 0.43 m
12 Nidhi K S ----- Nursery Girl 0.41 m
13 Lakshmi ----- LKG Girl 0.41 m
14 Shanaya ----- LKG Girl 0.39 m
15 Maheera ----- LKG Girl 0.37 m
16 Darya R Patil Gandhi UKG Girl 0.37 m
17 Kruthika ----- LKG Girl 0.34 m
18 Dhruvi V Patil Vinobha UKG Girl 0.33 m
19 Vamshika ----- LKG Girl 0.31 m
20 Punarvi ----- LKG Girl 0.30 m

NM (No Mark)

• Poorna Sahitya – Nursery – Girl

• Banvita – Tagore House – Nursery – Girl

DNS (Did Not Start)

• Aarna Dyamanahalli – Nursery – Girl

• Shravani V – Vinobha House – UKG – Girl

HOUSE-WISE ANALYSIS

GANDHI HOUSE

Gandhi House achieved the Boys Championship through Siddharth S, who produced the best jump of the competition with an outstanding distance of 1.19 metres. Bhavatharini also secured Fourth Position in the Girls category, contributing to the house's overall success. The participants displayed determination, confidence, and excellent sportsmanship throughout the competition.

TAGORE HOUSE

Tagore House secured Second Position in the Boys category through Aditya, who delivered an impressive jump of 0.91 metres. The house also demonstrated consistent participation across all grades, with students actively competing and showcasing their athletic abilities. Their performances reflected enthusiasm and commitment to sports.

VINOBHA HOUSE

Vinobha House showed strong representation in both Boys and Girls categories. Mohit secured Fourth Position in the Boys competition, while several students recorded valid jumps and contributed positively to the house's overall performance. The house displayed teamwork, perseverance, and a competitive spirit throughout the event.

RAMAN HOUSE

Raman House emerged as the strongest house in the Girls category by securing First and Second Positions through Siyara and Samhita Ranage respectively. The house also achieved success in the Boys category through Bhavish, who secured Third Position. Raman House's excellent performances highlighted its strength, consistency, and sporting excellence.

OUTSTANDING ATHLETES

BEST BOY ATHLETE

Siddharth S (Gandhi House, UKG) was recognized as the Best Boy Athlete for producing the longest jump of the competition with an outstanding distance of 1.19 metres. His exceptional performance demonstrated remarkable strength, coordination, and athletic ability.

BEST GIRL ATHLETE

Siyara (Raman House, LKG) was awarded the title of Best Girl Athlete for securing First Position with an impressive jump of 0.84 metres. Her outstanding performance reflected confidence, balance, and excellent athletic potential.

BEST HOUSE – GIRLS CATEGORY

Raman House was recognized as the Best House in the Girls Category for securing both First and Second Positions and consistently delivering exceptional performances throughout the competition.

MOST COMPETITIVE HOUSE – OVERALL

Raman House was awarded the title of Most Competitive House Overall due to its multiple podium finishes in both Boys and Girls events. The house displayed remarkable consistency, determination, and sporting spirit across all categories.

CONCLUSION

The Inter-House Long Jump Competition was a tremendous success and highlighted the athletic potential of the school's youngest learners. Students displayed courage, enthusiasm, determination, and excellent sportsmanship throughout the event. The competition encouraged children to develop confidence, physical fitness, coordination, and a love for sports while competing in a healthy and encouraging environment.

The school congratulates all winners, participants, teachers, and house coordinators for making the competition a grand success. The event truly reflected the values of participation, discipline, perseverance, and excellence, leaving lasting memories for all involved and inspiring students to continue pursuing sports and physical fitness with enthusiasm. The school looks forward to organizing many more exciting sporting events in the future.