On Saturday 14 February 2026 the annual Asas Sports Day at the F-10 branch brought students, staff and families together for a day of spirited competition and celebration. The campus atmosphere was vibrant as pupils displayed discipline, teamwork and sportsmanship across a programme of ceremonial and athletic activities.
The proceedings opened with a crisp march-past followed by the recitation of the Holy Qur’an and the national anthem. An oath-taking ceremony underlined the event’s emphasis on integrity and fair play before balloons were released and the torch was lit to mark unity and determination among participants.
Performances throughout the day added colour and enthusiasm, beginning with a warm preschool welcome presentation and continuing with energetic cheerleading, a choir performing a sports song, and an impressive martial arts display led by Mr. Kamran. The boys’ team also delivered a performance that drew strong appreciation from parents and guests.
Competitive fixtures included boys’ and girls’ football matches, tug of war and dodge the ball. Teams battled with determination and medals were presented to winning and runner-up teams at the close of the competitions, recognising both achievement and effort.
Special races for parents, teachers and staff created an inclusive tone and heightened community involvement, bringing extra excitement to the agenda and reflecting the school’s focus on participation beyond the student body.
Branch Head Ms. Safia Jawad praised the students and teachers for their hard work and highlighted the need to balance physical activity with academic progress. Director Dr. Muhammad Arshad Zia underscored the role of sports in character building, saying that regular athletic engagement boosts confidence, fosters leadership skills and strengthens teamwork among young people.
The Asas Sports Day at F-10 reinforced the school’s commitment to holistic education, where discipline, healthy competition and collective spirit remain central to student development. The event demonstrated how extracurricular activities complement classroom learning and contribute to well-rounded growth.
