Four places to play, fifteen games on the roster, and a games period that reaches every year group in the school.
Where it happens
Four places to play, before a single medal is mentioned — the ground, the court, the park and the range.
The main field
The largest open space the school has, and the one most of the school stands on every morning. Volleyball nets stay up along one edge; full goals stand at either end.
Hard court
A hard court alongside the teaching block with a hoop at each end — the one surface on campus that stays playable straight after rain.
The early years
Swings, slides, a roundabout and a run of outdoor gym frames, fenced off from the main ground so the youngest children have somewhere that is only theirs.
The rare one
The facility almost no other school in the district can offer, and the reason archery can be taught here at all rather than travelled to.
The highlight of the page
Fifteen games, indoor and out — the full roster the school runs. Eight on the grounds, seven inside.
01 Outdoor
Full goals stand at both ends of the JOSH ground.
JOSH Ground
02 Outdoor
The open stretch of the JOSH ground, end to end.
JOSH Ground
03 Outdoor
A hard court beside the teaching block, with a hoop at each end.
Basketball Court
04 Outdoor
Nets stay up on the JOSH ground. Second in the Asmita Khelo India Women’s League.
JOSH Ground
05 Outdoor
The school’s strongest game — Cluster V champions in 2018-19, 2019-20, and gold again in 2025.
JOSH Ground
06 Outdoor
Runners-up in the Asmita Khelo India Women’s League.
JOSH Ground
07 Outdoor
One of the eight outdoor games, played on the JOSH ground.
JOSH Ground
08 Outdoor
Taken up from the junior years, on the paved ground.
Junior ground
09 Indoor
Twenty-one entered the 2025 Poomse championship. Ten came back with gold.
10 Indoor
Fourteen medals at the 11th BSKA championship — all from Classes I and II.
11 Indoor
First among two hundred schools at U-11, and a national qualification before that.
12 Indoor
On the indoor roster through the year, whatever the weather outside.
13 Indoor
The quiet end of the games period, and the one that fills up fastest.
14 Indoor
Practised indoors, across year groups.
15 Indoor
Group fitness, indoors, as a games-period option.
House against house, and beyond
From a house fixture to a national league. Inter-house competition is where nearly every child starts — these are the rungs above it, and what the school has taken off each one.
The inter-house calendar is where nearly every child gets a first competitive fixture — before any trial, any squad and any travel.
On the record
Awaiting the school House names and fixture calendar to be supplied by the school
School squads are entered against the district. The handball entry came back with a clean sweep of the podiums.
On the record
And also Junior District Championship — 2nd overall
The school hosted the cluster Kho-Kho championship, then won it — and has kept winning it. This is the rung the school’s strongest record sits on.
On the record
And also Kho-Kho Girls U-19 — gold, 2025
Three podium finishes in a single national women’s league — the furthest the school’s teams have gone, and all three from girls’ squads.
On the record
And also Chess U-11 Boys — qualified for the nationals
Being taught, not just supervised
The school does not publish its coaching staff. What it does publish is a set of results, and those say something quite specific about how sport is taught here.
I–II
The school’s karate medals were won by children in the youngest two classes in the school — which means the coaching reaches them there, not from Class VI.
11th BSKA Karate Championship — 14 medals, Classes I & II
3 podiums
The school’s two strongest records — the national women’s league podiums and the cluster Kho-Kho titles — are both girls’ records.
Asmita Khelo India Women’s League · CBSE Cluster V Kho-Kho (Girls U-19)
10 gold
Twenty-one students entered a single Poomse championship and twenty-one came home with a medal — ten of them gold. That is a coaching record whoever is named on it.
Taekwondo Poomse Championship 2025 — 10 gold, 9 silver, 2 bronze
1st / 200
Chess is taken as seriously as the field sports: a U-11 side placed first in a field of two hundred schools and qualified for the nationals.
Chess U-11 Boys — 1st among 200 schools, 2018 · nationals 2016-17
Fourteen years of it — the leagues the school hosts, the camps it runs, and what its teams have brought back.
15 records
Every placing, in one place
The published results of the competitions the school has hosted and entered — the full field, as they were announced.
Hosted at Sunbeam · National league
Handball
Kabaddi
Volleyball
Veer Lorik Stadium · District
Results
