NESTival '26

Overview & Schedule Logistics

A high-energy interschool dance showdown celebrating creativity, movement, and stagecraft. Purely choreography, music, and live performance — no AI visuals or mapping.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): 09:00 AM – 10:20 AM • Amphitheatre • Max 20 School Entries (4 mins per performance)
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Group (Up to 12 performers per team)
• Duration: Up to 4 minutes stage time (+ max 2 mins setup/clearance)
• Theme / Focus: Open Theme (Strong concept, music choice & choreography)

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I is strictly for Under 12 (Grades 4–7); Level II is strictly for Under 18 (Grades 8–12). Student ID proof required.
• Any dance style or fusion of styles is allowed (contemporary, hip-hop, classical, folk, freestyle, etc.) as long as it fits the theme.
• No AI-generated visuals or AI-generated music may be used. Pre-recorded music is allowed.
• Props are allowed but must be pre-declared at registration and completely safe.
• All media tracks must be submitted 48 hours before the event in .mp3 or .wav format. Bring backup on USB drive on event day.
• Bring all necessary connecting cables and adaptors. Teams are responsible for their own props and quick setup/clearance (max 2 minutes).
• School-appropriate music, costumes, and choreography only.

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A live performance blending Indian and Western or indigenous instruments and musical styles. Create original compositions or unique arrangements bringing two musical traditions together.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): 10:40 AM – 02:10 PM • Amphitheatre • Max 10 Entries (6 mins performance + sound setup)
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Solo or Group (Up to 8 performers per team)
• Duration: Solo: Up to 3 minutes | Group: Up to 6 minutes
• Theme / Focus: Fusion of Indian and Western/Indigenous musical styles and instruments

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I is strictly for Under 12 (Grades 4–7); Level II is strictly for Under 18 (Grades 8–12). All vocalists and instrumentalists must qualify in their age category.
• The performance must be entirely 100% live. No pre-recorded tracks or karaoke tracks allowed.
• Strictly no lip-syncing permitted. Both vocal and instrumental elements must be performed live.
• Original compositions or creative renditions of existing pieces are encouraged.
• Participants must bring their own instruments, processors, cables, and adaptors. Standard microphones and PA provided.
• All performances must adhere strictly to the time limits.

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An unscripted, spontaneous drama performance where participants create original scenes, characters, and stories on the spot in response to prompts. Focuses on quick thinking, creativity, and teamwork.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): 02:30 PM – 03:24 PM • Amphitheatre • Max 6 Teams (7 mins acting + 2 min transition)
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Group (3–6 performers per team)
• Duration: Up to 7 minutes stage performance
• Theme / Focus: Prompts will be given on the spot at the registration counter

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12).
• No pre-written scripts are allowed — performance must be fully improvised on the spot.
• Teams will receive their situational prompt at the registration counter / stage entrance.
• Strictly no offensive language, vulgarity, derogatory gestures, or inappropriate themes permitted.
• Teams must strictly stick to the 7-minute time limit.
• Simple, safe hand props and costumes may be used if pre-arranged, but are not mandatory.

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Live hand-drawn anime and manga character illustration showcasing original storytelling, expressive character styling, dynamic perspectives, and traditional medium techniques.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): 10:40 AM – 12:10 PM • Art Room • Max 30 Student Artists (Simultaneous live creation)
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Solo (1 participant per school entry)
• Duration: 90 minutes live artwork creation
• Theme / Focus: Cyberpunk Odyssey

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12).
• Submissions must be 100% hand-drawn and created live during the competition; tracing, reference copies, printed templates, or pre-sketched artwork are strictly prohibited.
• Participants will be provided with standard drawing paper and must bring all their own traditional mediums (graphite pencils, colored pencils, fine liners, alcohol markers, or watercolours).
• Any use of digital devices, phones, tablets, reference photos, or AI-generated materials during the competition is strictly forbidden.
• Spray paints, oil paints, and pre-cut stencils are not allowed.
• Artwork must clearly reflect the official theme 'Cyberpunk Odyssey'.

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Traditional rangoli art created using exclusively natural, eco-friendly, and biodegradable materials to celebrate biodiversity, planet conservation, and sustainability.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): 11:30 AM – 01:00 PM • Foyer & Corridors • Max 20 Teams (3m × 3m workspace per team)
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Group (Teams of up to 4 participants)
• Duration: 90 minutes live installation
• Theme / Focus: Sustainable Planet

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12).
• Only 100% natural, biodegradable materials are allowed (flowers, pulses, grains, rice flour, natural sand, leaves, etc.).
• Each team will be provided a designated 3 m × 3 m floor workspace.
• Plastic, chemical glitter, synthetic spray paints, Styrofoam/thermocol, or toxic powders are strictly prohibited.
• Participants must bring their own eco-friendly materials and tools. Workstation must be cleaned post-competition.

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Fireless culinary arts championship testing nutrition, global flavor combinations, creative plating, and food hygiene across two specialized divisional challenges.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): 09:00 AM – 10:30 AM • Physics Lab • Max 16 Teams (Prep, plating & jury tasting)
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7: Eat the Rainbow) | Level II (Grades 8–12: Around the World – Fireless Food)
• Participation: Teams of 2–4 participants
• Duration: Level I: 45 minutes | Level II: 60 minutes
• Theme / Focus: Level I: Eat the Rainbow (5+ natural colours) | Level II: Around the World (International fireless cuisine with Culinary Passport)

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12).
• Participants must prepare the dish without using fire, stove, oven, microwave, induction, or any heating appliance.
• Level I (Grades 4–7): The dish must contain at least 5 different natural colours (minimum 4 from fruits/vegetables). No artificial food colors permitted.
• Level II (Grades 8–12): Create a signature dish inspired by a country/region with a 'Culinary Passport' card explaining cultural inspiration and ingredients.
• Pre-cooked base items (bread, boiled pasta, etc.) and pre-washed/peeled ingredients are allowed, but all chopping, assembling, and plating must occur live at the venue.
• Participants must bring their own ingredients, plates, chef caps, aprons, chopping boards, and utensils. Workstations must be left spotless.

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Exciting aerial obstacle challenge where pilot teams navigate their own drones through slalom gates, hoops, and tunnels, testing speed, precision, and pilot control.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): 09:00 AM – 12:00 PM • Multi Purpose Hall (MPH) • Max 30 Pilot Entries (Arena heats)
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Teams of up to 2 participants (1 pilot + 1 spotter/technician)
• Duration: 6 minutes per flight heat (Practice trial + official timed scoring runs)
• Theme / Focus: Aerial Speed, Obstacle Clearance & Precision Navigation

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12). Pilots must compete within their designated age division.
• All participants must bring their own drone in proper working condition, fully charged with spare batteries and controllers.
• Propeller guards are strictly mandatory for indoor flight arena safety compliance.
• Teams are responsible for carrying any accessories (landing gear, batteries, spare props, controller). Organisers provide the obstacle course setup.
• Safety gear such as protective goggles/helmets is mandatory inside the flight enclosure.
• Drones must stay within the netted flight arena boundaries at all times. Radio frequency checks will be done prior to entry.

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Build and control a mobile robot to score goals while defending your side! Compete in fast-paced 1v1 arena football matches with autonomous or remote-controlled bots.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): Level 1 (09:00–10:30 AM) & Level 2 (10:50–12:20 PM) • Dance Room • 15 Teams per Level • Finals on Day 2 (10:30 AM)
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Teams of 2 students (Each team brings 1 robot)
• Duration: 1 minute per game • 1v1 format • Teams switch sides after each match (4 matches total per fixture)
• Theme / Focus: Robot Sports Dynamics, Mechanical Drive & Tactical Teamwork

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12).
• Robot Specifications: Max length × width × height = 15 cm × 15 cm × 15 cm; Weight ≤ 1.5–2 kg (including battery).
• Drive & Control: 2-wheel differential or 4-wheel drive (DC/geared motors). Wired, Bluetooth, or RF remote control (Autonomous kicking optional).
• Power: Strictly battery-powered bots (no wall plugs). LEGO, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, VEX, or custom DIY kits welcome.
• Playing Field: 150 cm (L) × 90 cm (W); Goal posts: 20 cm (W) × 15 cm (H); Center circle: radius 15 cm.
• No flipping, damaging, or intentionally trapping opponent bots. Only the robot may touch the ball (no human hand interference).
• If tied at regulation: Sudden death extra time (next goal wins) or judges' technical evaluation.

Overview & Schedule Logistics

Students leverage generative AI image and text tools to craft original multi-panel graphic storylines, demonstrating creative prompt engineering, plot pacing, and visual coherence.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): 09:00 AM – 10:00 AM • Sky Stage • Max 40 Simultaneous Student Creators
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Teams of up to 2 participants
• Duration: 60 minutes live creation (Simultaneous creative session)
• Theme / Focus: Dynamic AI Narrative & Multi-Panel Visual Storytelling

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12).
• Students must bring their own laptop/tablet with charger and active internet/AI account access.
• Approved AI Art Tools: DALL·E, Midjourney, Stable Diffusion, Canva AI (5 final core panel images).
• Approved AI Text Tools: ChatGPT, Claude, Google Gemini, or similar for dialogue and narrative brainstorming.
• Plagiarism is strictly prohibited — all storyline prompts and artwork must be generated live during the competition.
• Free stock templates, fonts, and layout banners may be used for comic panel framing.

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A student innovation pitch challenge where young entrepreneurs present an original product, service, or tech idea to a panel of investor judges, demonstrating real-world viability, value, and impact.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 2 (Oct 24): 01:00 PM – 02:15 PM • Amphitheatre • Max 12 Finalist Startup Pitches
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Solo or Group (Up to 4 participants per team)
• Duration: Pitch: Up to 4 minutes | Q&A with investor jury: Up to 2 minutes
• Theme / Focus: Open Category (Tech, sustainability, education, consumer products, or social innovation)

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12).
• Pitches must be the 100% original work of the students. External adult assistance must be disclosed.
• Teams must submit a 1-page summary (idea, target users, costs, ask) and pitch slides 48 hours prior to the event.
• Physical prototypes, working demos, or app mock-ups are highly encouraged (must be declared at registration and take max 2 mins to set up).
• All prototypes must be safe, non-hazardous, and school-appropriate. No live cash sales to the audience permitted.

Overview & Schedule Logistics

Design and code a complete, playable digital video game demonstrating game logic, user interface aesthetics, level design, and interactive storytelling.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23): Level 1 in ICT Lab (09:00–10:30 AM) • Level 2 in Physics Lab (09:00–11:00 AM) • Live testing by judges
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 — Play It!) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 — Save the Planet)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7: Play It! – Create Your Own Game) | Level II (Grades 8–12: Gameverse – Save the Planet)
• Participation: Solo or Teams of 2–3 students
• Duration: Level I: 90 minutes dev + 3m demo | Level II: 120 minutes dev + 5m demo
• Theme / Focus: Level I: Open Theme (Puzzle, Adventure, Arcade) | Level II: Save the Planet (Solve an environmental/climate problem)

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12).
• Level I approved engines: Scratch, Microsoft MakeCode, Roblox Studio, GDevelop, etc. (Must include at least 2 levels/stages, clear win/loss, scoring).
• Level II approved engines: Unity, Godot, Unreal Engine, Python/Pygame, WebGL/JavaScript, etc. (Must include at least 3 levels, meaningful player decision-making).
• Games must be created live during the allotted competition time. Pre-existing templates may only serve as a basic framework and must be heavily modified.
• External assets and music must be legally free/licensed. AI tools may be used for brainstorming/debugging but must be disclosed.
• Each team must demonstrate a fully playable game build to the judging panel during presentation.

Overview & Schedule Logistics

Robotics sumo showdown where custom combat robots face off inside a circular Dohyo ring to push opponent bots out using mechanical torque, wedge engineering, and autonomous sensors.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 2 (Oct 24): 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM • Multi Purpose Hall (MPH) • Arena Combat Finals
• Age Category: Under 12 (Level I: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (Level II: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18)
• Eligibility: Level I (Grades 4–7) & Level II (Grades 8–12)
• Participation: Teams of 2 students
• Duration: Best of 3 rounds per match (3 minutes max per round)
• Theme / Focus: Mechanical Torque, Traction, Wedge Engineering & Autonomous Sensing

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age & Division Eligibility: Level I (Under 12: Grades 4–7) & Level II (Under 18: Grades 8–12).
• Dohyo Ring: 100 cm diameter circular arena with black matte surface and 5 cm white boundary border.
• Bot Specifications: Max 20 cm × 20 cm starting footprint; weight ≤ 1.5–2 kg. Robots may expand after round starts.
• Weapons & Safety: Wedges, scoops, and pushing blades allowed. Strictly no flame, liquids, throwing projectiles, entanglement nets, or high-voltage EMP.
• Scoring: First bot to push opponent completely out of the ring scores 1 Yuko point. First to 2 Yuko points wins match.
• 5-second autonomous countdown before movement starts. Disqualification for intentional ring damage or physical interference.

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High-octane 5-a-side AstroTurf football tournament conducted on a knockout basis, emphasizing tactical ball movement, quick transition play, and sportsmanship.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23: 09:00 AM – 01:00 PM) Knockouts • Day 2 (Oct 24: 08:30 AM – 12:30 PM) Finals • Football Turf • 40 Teams Total
• Age Category: Under 11 (U11), Under 14 (U14), and Under 18 (U18) — Separate Boys & Girls Tournaments
• Eligibility: Age Categories (No school levels): Under-11 (Boys & Girls), Under-13 (Boys & Girls), Under-14 (Boys & Girls), Under-15 (Boys & Girls), Under-17 (Boys), Under-18 (Boys & Girls)
• Participation: 5 players on field (including 1 GK) + maximum 3 rolling substitutes (8-player squad)
• Duration: 2 × 10 minutes (20 mins playing time, 3-min half-time) • Tied matches: 5 mins extra time + 3-penalty shootout
• Theme / Focus: AstroTurf Knockout Football Championship

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age Categories & Verification: Separate knockout championships for Under 11 (U11), Under 14 (U14), and Under 18 (U18) across Boys and Girls divisions. School ID card / DOB proof is mandatory.
• Knockout format. A minimum of 4 players is required to start a match. Rolling substitutions permitted.
• Kick-ins are used instead of throw-ins. Ball must be stationary on the touchline before kicking. No offside rule.
• Goalkeepers may handle the ball only inside the designated penalty box.
• Yellow Card = Caution; Red Card = Sending off immediately without return.
• Shin guards and proper football footwear are compulsory for all participants.
• Teams must report 30 minutes prior to scheduled kick-off (5-minute grace period applies).

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Thrilling 6-over tennis ball cricket tournament testing batting powerplay, disciplined bowling variations, and sharp fielding under official tournament rules.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23: 09:00 AM – 03:30 PM) Knockouts • Day 2 (Oct 24: 09:00 AM – 01:00 PM) Finals • Cricket Ground • 28 Teams Total
• Age Category: Under 11 (U11), Under 14 (U14), and Under 18 (U18) — Separate Boys & Girls Tournaments
• Eligibility: Age Categories: Under-11 (Boys & Girls), Under-14 (Boys & Girls), Under-18 (Boys & Girls)
• Participation: Official registered school squad
• Duration: 6 overs per innings (6 legal deliveries per over) • Strict 25-minute cut-off per innings
• Theme / Focus: Fast-Paced 6-Over Tournament Tennis Ball Cricket

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age Categories & Verification: Tournaments conducted for Under 11 (U11), Under 14 (U14), and Under 18 (U18) for Boys and Girls. Age verification required before match toss.
• Each match consists of 6 overs per innings. Maximum 2 overs per bowler (at least 3–4 bowlers must be used).
• Heavy tournament tennis balls provided by the committee.
• Wide balls and No-balls: 1 extra run + additional delivery re-bowled.
• Tied match decided by a 1-over Super Over (6 legal deliveries per team).
• All standard modes of dismissal apply (Bowled, Caught, Run Out, Stumped, Hit Wicket).
• Teams must report 30 minutes prior to scheduled match. Umpire decisions are final.

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Fast-paced full-court basketball tournament conducted on a knockout basis, featuring structured 4-quarter games with standard FIBA scoring and overtime rules.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23: 09:00 AM – 12:00 PM) Knockouts • Day 2 (Oct 24: 09:00 AM – 11:20 AM) Finals • Basketball Court • 24 Teams Total
• Age Category: Under 14 (U14: Grades 6–8) & Under 18 (U18: Grades 9–12) — Separate Boys & Girls Tournaments
• Eligibility: Age Categories: Under-13, Under-14, Under-15 & Under-18 (Boys & Girls Divisions)
• Participation: 5 players on court • Maximum 12 players per team squad
• Duration: 4 × 7 minutes (four quarters, 1-min quarter breaks, 5-min half-time) • 3-minute overtime periods for ties
• Theme / Focus: Full-Court Knockout Basketball Championship

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age Categories & Verification: Separate brackets for Under 14 (U14) and Under 18 (U18) in Boys and Girls categories.
• Knockout format. 5 players required to start. Substitutions allowed during permitted stoppages.
• Scoring: Free throw = 1 point; Field goal inside arc = 2 points; Field goal outside arc = 3 points.
• Standard basketball violation rules apply (Travelling, Double Dribble, Carrying, Backcourt, 3-second lane).
• Personal fouls called by referee; 5 personal fouls disqualify player from remainder of match.
• Proper basketball sportswear, jerseys, and non-marking basketball court shoes mandatory.
• Teams must report 30 minutes before match time (grace period: 5 minutes).

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High-intensity singles and doubles badminton knockout tournament played under official Golden Point regulations for electrifying match climaxes.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23: 09:00 AM – 02:00 PM) Knockouts • Day 2 (Oct 24: 09:00 AM – 11:00 AM) Finals • Badminton Court 1 • 48 Entries Total
• Age Category: Under 11 (U11), Under 14 (U14), and Under 18 (U18) — Boys & Girls (Singles & Doubles)
• Eligibility: Age Categories: Under-11, Under-14 & Under-18 (Boys & Girls across Singles & Doubles)
• Participation: Singles (1 player per side) | Doubles (2 players per side)
• Duration: 15-Point Format: Change ends at 7 pts • 30-Point Format: Change ends at 15 pts
• Theme / Focus: Singles & Doubles Golden Point Knockout

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age Categories & Verification: Under 11 (U11), Under 14 (U14), and Under 18 (U18) in Singles and Doubles for Boys and Girls.
• Knockout format (Best of 1 game). Rally-point scoring: Every rally awards a point.
• 15-Point Match Format: First to 15 points wins. Golden Point at 14–14 (15th point wins, no win-by-2 required; change ends at 7 points).
• 30-Point Match Format: First to 30 points wins. Golden Point at 29–29 (30th point wins; change ends at 15 points).
• Service diagonally into opponent service court (Right court on even score, Left court on odd score).
• Non-marking court shoes compulsory. Warm-up limited to 3 minutes. Report 10 minutes prior.

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Precision target archery championship conducted at standard outdoor distances, testing archer form, arrow grouping, and concentration under strict safety whistle protocols.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23) & Day 2 (Oct 24) • Archery Range • Official Target Distance Heats & Finals
• Age Category: Under 14 (U14: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (U18: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18) — Boys & Girls
• Eligibility: Age Categories: Under-11 (Boys & Girls), Under-14 (Boys & Girls), Under-18 (Boys & Girls)
• Participation: Individual archers representing school teams
• Duration: Official scoring ends (Timed arrow ends as per FITA rules)
• Theme / Focus: Outdoor Target Face Precision Archery

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age Categories: Under 14 (U14: Grades 4–7) and Under 18 (U18: Grades 8–12) for Boys and Girls.
• Official 10-ring target face scoring at designated age distances.
• Strict Range Officer whistle signals: 2 Whistles = Approach Line; 1 Whistle = Shoot; 3 Whistles = Retrieve Arrows; 5+ Whistles = Emergency STOP.
• Archers must carry their own bows, arrows (matching quiver), arm guards, and finger tabs.
• Arrows that hit the line take the higher ring score.
• Zero tolerance for dry-firing or pointing loaded bow anywhere except downrange targets.

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Rapidly growing paddle sport championship combining elements of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong, featuring the Two-Bounce rule and Non-Volley Zone (Kitchen) play.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23: 09:00 AM – 12:00 PM) Knockouts • Day 2 (Oct 24: 09:00 AM – 10:00 AM) Finals • Pickleball Court • 32 Entries Total
• Age Category: Under 14 (U14: Grades 6–8) & Under 18 (U18: Grades 9–12) — Boys & Girls (Singles & Doubles)
• Eligibility: Age Categories: Under 13, Under 14, Under 16 & Under 18 (Boys & Girls Singles & Doubles)
• Participation: Singles (1 player) | Doubles (2 players per team)
• Duration: 15-point match (Rally-point scoring) • Golden Point at 14–14 (Next point wins)
• Theme / Focus: Rally-Point Singles & Doubles Pickleball Knockout

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age Categories: Under 14 (U14) and Under 18 (U18) in Singles and Doubles for Boys and Girls.
• Played to 15 points using rally-point scoring (a point awarded after every rally). At 14–14, 15th point is Golden Point.
• Service must be underhand with paddle contact below waist, traveling diagonally into opponent service box.
• Double-Bounce Rule: Return of serve must bounce before being played, and serving team return must also bounce before being played.
• Non-Volley Zone (Kitchen): Volleying while standing in or stepping on the NVZ line is a fault.
• One 30-second timeout per game allowed per team. Non-marking sports shoes and sportswear compulsory.

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High-speed paddle court clash played with tournament-approved paddle rackets on the school paddle court, featuring dynamic wall rebounds, fast rallies, and sudden-death points.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23: 09:00 AM – 10:00 AM) Knockouts • Day 2 (Oct 24: 09:00 AM – 09:00 AM) Finals • Padel/Paddle Court • 16 Teams Total
• Age Category: Under 14 (U14: Grades 6–8) & Under 18 (U18: Grades 9–12) — Boys & Girls Doubles
• Eligibility: Age Categories: Under 13, Under 14, Under 16 & Under 18 (Boys & Girls Doubles)
• Participation: Doubles (Teams of 2 players)
• Duration: 15 points knockout match (Max 17 points cap, Golden Point at 16–16)
• Theme / Focus: Enclosed Paddle Court Knockout Doubles

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age Categories: Under 14 (U14) and Under 18 (U18) for Boys and Girls doubles teams.
• Tournament conducted on a knockout basis. Each match played to 15 points (Rally-point scoring).
• At 14–14, play continues until a 2-point lead or max limit of 17 points (At 16–16, 17th point wins).
• Server must serve from behind the service line using approved underhand paddle motion.
• Teammates follow correct service/receiving rotation and alternate shots according to court rules.
• Players must report 10 minutes prior (5-minute grace period applies). Non-marking court shoes compulsory.

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Precision air rifle target shooting competition testing breath control, trigger discipline, sight alignment, and mental stability on official 10m target cards.

• Schedule & Venue: Day 1 (Oct 23) & Day 2 (Oct 24) • Shooting Range • Precision Target Cards & Range Rounds
• Age Category: Under 14 (U14: Grades 4–7 / Age 9–12) & Under 18 (U18: Grades 8–12 / Age 13–18) — Boys & Girls
• Eligibility: Age Categories: Under-14, Under-15 & Under-18 (Boys & Girls Divisions)
• Participation: Individual shooters representing school teams
• Duration: Prescribed sighting shots + 20 competition record shots
• Theme / Focus: 10-Meter Air Rifle Target Precision

Official Rules & Guidelines

• Age Categories: Under 14 (U14: Grades 4–7) and Under 18 (U18: Grades 8–12) for Boys and Girls.
• Only organiser-approved 0.177 caliber air rifles and match pellets may be used.
• Absolute Safety First: Rifles must always be treated as loaded and pointed downrange only. Finger strictly outside trigger guard until command.
• No handling of rifles when range officer declares 'CEASE FIRE'. Rifles must be placed on bench with safety on and breech open.
• Firing before the official command or any unsafe handling results in immediate disqualification.
• Participants must maintain complete silence on the firing line. Closed footwear and eye protection mandatory.