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‘LITTLE
BRAVEHEARTS’ SPORTS MEET 2009
CENTRE
FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION, INDIAN SCHOOL
MUSCAT
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The Little Bravehearts of
‘The Centre for Special
Education”, won the hearts of the spectators at
their Annual Sports Meet
held on 11th March on the grounds of
Indian School Muscat. The inaugural address by the
Principal, Indian School Muscat was followed by a
Welcome by a little Braveheart Akila Murali . ‘The
Light of Hope” depicting the eternal flame, was
proudly carried high by the torch-bearer Mayur Hegde.
Mrs Menakshi Sarathy, Committee Member, Indian School
Muscat, who
was the Chief Guest of the evening, declared the games
open.
During the course of the meet, the Little
Bravehearts, as stated in
the oath taken by Sai
Saran “participated in a
true spirit of sportsmanship and team spirit,
trying to win but if that was not possible, being brave
in the attempt”. The March Past,
with Hensey and Mitwell carrying the banner of
The Centre for Special Education, followed by
all the little Bravehearts in their respective
groups , was truly a sight to behold. This was followed
by a colourful Drill Display and Yoga.
The Obstacle Race,
Hurdles, Getting Ready for School,
Sandwich Relay, Building Pyramids, Passing the
Ball, Treasure Hunt, etc were a few of the many
individual and group events of the evening, some of
which often afforded a nail-biting finish. A Relay, the
final event of the day, was an exciting end to the
competitive extravaganza.
The little Bravehearts Snigdha, Fatima Sidiq and
Jack, sang an inspiring and uplifting song “ We Shall
Overcome” reiterating their commitment to face a
better tomorrow. The Prize Distribution by the chief
guest was a touching ceremony. In her address, Mrs.
Sarathy applauded the efforts of the Little Bravehearts
who so whole-heartedly participated in the various
events. She also admired the dedication and effort of
the parents in helping the children overcome the hurdles
in life. She thanked the teachers and volunteers for
their contribution. In his vote of Thanks, Dr. Benny,
Supervisor, Centre for Special Education, thanked the
Chief Guest, the Principal, the school management,
teachers and volunteers for their help and continued
support in the various activities of the Centre.
The Meet was more than a mere sporting event,
showcasing the skills and achievements of the athletes.
It provided an inspiration and it was a truly profound
human experience, watching the little Bravehearts
showcase their abilities, realize their potential and
experience joy of participation and winning in the
sports.
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