Tug of War Competition for CIE Girls of Classes I to V

Introduction

The Inter-House Tug of War Competition for CIE Girls of Classes I to V was conducted successfully on 28th May 2026 with great enthusiasm and team spirit. Students from Tagore House, Raman House, Vinobha House, and Gandhi House actively participated in the competition and displayed excellent coordination, strength, and sportsmanship.

The main objective of the competition was to encourage physical fitness, teamwork, discipline, confidence, and healthy competition among students. The participants showcased remarkable determination and unity throughout the event, making the competition exciting and enjoyable for everyone present.

All the houses performed exceptionally well and created a lively sporting atmosphere on the school campus. Students enthusiastically supported their teammates and demonstrated true sportsmanship during every round of the competition.

After a series of energetic matches, Tagore House emerged as the champions by showing excellent teamwork and coordination. Raman House secured the second position, while Vinobha House achieved third place. Gandhi House also participated with great enthusiasm and determination.

Overall Results

• I Place – Tagore House
• II Place – Raman House
• III Place – Vinobha House
• IV Place – Gandhi House

Champions – Tagore House (First Place)

Team Members

• Riyanshi S (Class V)
• Vira Patil S G (Class II)
• Dithya R Patil (Class IV)
• Prateeksha K B (Class V)
• Anchal S (Class IV)

Highlights

Tagore House displayed exceptional teamwork, strength, and coordination throughout the competition, securing the Championship title with an outstanding performance.

Runners-Up – Raman House (Second Place)

Team Members

• Greeshama C Gowda (Class I)
• Charvi P H (Class II)
• Niveeksha M (Class II)
• B Vedanshi (Class IV)
• Hansika (Class V)
• Krutartha C P (Class V)

Highlights

Raman House demonstrated remarkable determination, unity, and sportsmanship, earning the Second Position through consistent efforts in all rounds.

Third Place – Vinobha House

Team Members

• Poorvitha K M (Class II)
• Druthi (Class III)
• Sharvi S N (Class III)
• Prabalya (Class III)
• Sani Chikanli (Class I)
• Sougandhika (Class V)

Highlights

Vinobha House performed admirably with excellent team spirit and determination, securing the Third Position in the competition.

Fourth Place – Gandhi House

Highlights

Gandhi House participated enthusiastically and displayed commendable sportsmanship, confidence, and perseverance throughout the event.

Educational Significance

The competition helped students develop:

• Physical fitness and strength
• Teamwork and cooperation
• Confidence and leadership qualities
• Discipline and perseverance
• Sportsmanship and healthy competition

Conclusion

The competition concluded successfully with appreciation from teachers and students. The event helped students develop confidence, cooperation, leadership qualities, and a positive attitude towards sports and physical activities.