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13th Kinder Olympic Celebrated with Grandeur at Dasharath Rangashala
KATHMANDU – The 13th Kinder Olympic was successfully held at the iconic Dasharath Rangashala on 12th Poush (December 27), bringing together the youngest athletes of the nation for a day of sportsmanship, culture, and joy. Organized by the NSSF Kinder Olympic Committee in coordination with ECATA, the event served as a massive platform for early childhood development through physical activity.
A Vibrant Opening and Cultural Showcase
The program commenced with a spirited march-pass and parade by the tiny tots, followed by the soulful rendition of the National Anthem. The stadium transformed into a kaleidoscope of colors as students performed attractive dances in traditional cultural attire, set to patriotic melodies.
A major highlight of the day was the performance by students from Golden Peak High School and Golden Kindergarten. Their impressive Taekwondo show and a perfectly synchronized PT (Physical Training) demonstration earned a standing ovation from the crowd of parents, teachers, and guests.
Promoting Spirit Over Winning
Following the inspiring theme “Participation is more important than winning,” the event aimed to build confidence and teamwork rather than focusing solely on competition.
Scale: Approximately 1,600 students participated.
Representation: Children from 34 different preschools took part.
Organization: Events were managed across three separate tracks to ensure a smooth and safe experience for the young participants (ranging from Nursery to UKG).
Encouraging the Future Generation
The 13th edition of the Kinder Olympic continues a long-standing tradition of fostering a love for sports from an early age. By integrating cultural performances with athletic events, the NSSF and ECATA highlighted the importance of a holistic education that values both physical fitness and national identity.
As the small athletes returned home with medals and smiles, the event once again proved that the future of Nepali sports begins on the preschool playground.