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Sports & Games
A Sound Body Carries a Sound Mind
The aim of our institution is to impart education that is intellectual, moral and physical. Games are on the timetable, not squeezed around it — and Sports Week is one of the biggest fixtures of the school year.
The cultural and curricular activities of the school are conducted through the House System, and all students are urged to take active part in it. On the field, a quiet student who never raises a hand in class often discovers they can lead.
- Games and Health Education as timetabled subjects
- Annual Sports Week with the full school participating
- Inter-house competitions across age groups
- A full playground on campus
Four Houses, One School
Every student belongs to a house from the day they join — and every house offers ample opportunity for all-round education and development.
What Happens on the Ground
Junior Events
Races, relays and fun games sized for our Pre-Primary and Lower Primary students — often the loudest cheered events of the week.
Staff vs Staff
The teachers' tug of war — a fixture that the whole school turns out to watch, and quietly one of the best-loved traditions here.
Podium Finishes
First, second and third places awarded across age groups, with points carried back to each house's running total.
Prize Distribution
The Principal presents medals and prizes to winners in front of the assembled school — recognition given publicly and taken seriously.
The Whole Campus
During Sports Week the courtyard and grounds are given over entirely to the four houses, marked out in their colours.
The Champions
The overall house championship closes the week — and the winning house carries it for the rest of the year.
Safety and Responsibility
A standing rule that parents and guardians should be aware of before sports and co-curricular events.
Every Child Gets a Team
Sport at Don Bosco is not for the few who are already good at it — it is part of the education of every student here.