FIT INDIA WEEK
Hon’ble Prime Minister of India Sh. Narendra Modi launched FIT INDIA MOVEMENT as a nation wide movement in India to encourage people to remain healthy and fit by including physical activities and sports in their daily lives.
FIT INDIA SCHOOL MOVEMENT at Himalaya International School is a movement aimed at behavioural changes of students from sedentary lifestyle to active way to day-to-day living.
DAY 1- Cross Country Race
Date- 20 Dec 2019
HIS organized an Cross Country Race for the students of classes VI-VIII on December2019. The 2 km radius of school route for the cross country race passed through a variety of terrain including open fields, cemented areas and grassy area. The children made the most of this opportunity by participating in lager numbers.
The race began at 8:30 AM and lasted over an hour. The sport teacher Ms. Rajbala supervised the race with the help of a talented team of sports captains and perfects.
DAY 2 – Traditional game ( Gullidanda and Pithoo)
Date- 21 Dec 2019
Gullidanda and Pithoo game were organized during Fitness Week in HIS. The sport teacher make students aware about the rules of Indian traditional games. The zeal and enthusiasm encouraged the students to complete the task. Students were gripped with a feeling of anxiety and nervousness although some runners achieved triumph; others were still satisfied with their attempt to complete the task.
DAY 3- Marathon
Date 17 Jan 2020
HIS organized an Marathon for the students of classes VI-VIII on December2019. The 2 km radius of school route for the cross country race passed through a variety of terrain including open fields, cemented areas and grassy area. The children made the most of this opportunity by participating in lager numbers.
The race began at 8:30 AM and lasted over an hour. The sport teacher Ms. Rajbala supervised the race with the help of a talented team of sports captains and perfects.
DAY 4 – Traditional game ( Gullidanda and Pithoo)
Date- 18 Jan 2019
Gullidanda and Pithoo game were organized during Fitness Week in HIS. The sport teacher make students aware about the rules of Indian traditional games. The zeal and enthusiasm encouraged the students to complete the task. Students were gripped with a feeling of anxiety and nervousness although some runners achieved triumph; others were still satisfied with their attempt to complete the task.