JAMMU: Students of Jammu Sanskriti School, Jammu delivered an impressive performance at the 1st India Open International Taekwondo Championship, bringing laurels to the institution through their outstanding achievements in the prestigious sporting event.
Demonstrating exceptional skill, discipline, determination and sportsmanship, the young athletes competed against talented participants from different regions and showcased their dedication to the sport.
Among the notable performers, Paridhi Sharma secured a silver medal, while Atharv, Shivdeep, Dhruv Mehra and Kanish won bronze medals in their respective categories. Rivaan Verma also represented the school with great enthusiasm and displayed remarkable sporting spirit throughout the championship.
The achievements of the students reflect their consistent hard work, perseverance and commitment to excellence. Their performances not only earned individual recognition but also brought pride to the school, reinforcing its commitment to promoting holistic development and encouraging students to excel in both academics and co-curricular activities.
Jammu Sanskriti School has consistently focused on nurturing sporting talent by providing students with opportunities to participate in competitive events at various levels. The success of these young athletes highlights the importance of dedication, discipline and regular practice in achieving excellence.
Principal-cum-Vice Chairperson Rohini Aima congratulated the students on their remarkable achievement and appreciated their hard work, dedication and perseverance. She also acknowledged the efforts of the coaches and parents, whose constant guidance and encouragement played a significant role in the success of the participants.
Encouraging the students to continue striving for excellence, she urged them to uphold the spirit of sportsmanship and bring further glory to the institution through their future accomplishments.
The entire Jammu Sanskriti School fraternity celebrated the success of the budding taekwondo champions and expressed confidence that they would continue to achieve greater milestones and bring further recognition to both the school and the region.
