Peninsula Private School celebrated a landmark achievement with its first-ever Annual Sports Day on 15 November 2024 at the iconic Panasonic Sports Complex in Shah Alam. With over 70 students and 150 parents in attendance, the event was a vibrant showcase of athleticism, teamwork, and community spirit, underscoring the school’s pursuit of holistic excellence.
The day began with a powerful opening ceremony that set the stage for an unforgettable event. Students marched proudly in their sports house colours, accompanied by the school flag. The singing of ‘Negaraku’ and the Selangor state anthem, followed by a spirited sports pledge, reflected the school’s commitment to unity and discipline. A high-energy aerobics session led by dedicated instructors added an exciting start, with cheerleading performances lighting up the crowd.
Athletic competitions kicked off soon after, it was followed by an extraordinary 4×100-metre relay featuring parents and teachers. This event was more than just a race—it was a celebration of collaboration, showcasing the strong bond between the school community and the families it serves. The roaring cheers from students in the stands amplified the electrifying atmosphere and highlighted the importance of teamwork and camaraderie.
The competitive events catered to all age groups, with thrilling 200-metre sprints for upper primary students and mixed relay races across categories. Peninsula Private School also extended its sportsmanship beyond its walls by inviting ACMAR Private School and REAL Private School for a friendly inter-school 4×100-metre relay race. These partnerships reflected the school’s dedication to fostering collaboration and healthy competition, aligning perfectly with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals.
Victories were celebrated with equal enthusiasm, as Team Capricorn emerged as the March Past champions while Team Leo took the title of Overall Champions for 2024. Parents, students, and staff shared in the joy, creating lasting memories that strengthened the Peninsula Private School community
