Sports
Cambridge focuses on athletic excellence, critical thinking, and sportsmanship from inter-house competitions to national arena representation.
Cambridge focus to excel in the field of sports and trying to have a fair amount of domination in athletics in future. Cambridge have an idea to participate at the International Schools Athletic Championship (ISAC) and to participate Zonal, District, Provincial and National levels. Thursday is the sports day of the school and opens the day for indoor and outdoor games.
Indoor & Outdoor Athletics Program
Four Core Athletic & Mind Disciplines
Nurturing tactical acumen, discipline, and endurance across Cambridge student life.
Chess
Cognitive Mastery“The school believe that chess is a brainy game for the students and it will improve the ability of Critical Thinking of the students. Therefore, major focus is given to chess.”
- checkFocus on tactical foresight, board analysis, and patient calculation
- checkInter-house matches and regional zonal chess team tournaments
Cricket
Time-Honoured Sport“Cricket is always remains to be one of the most popular sport at Cambridge.”
- checkBatting, seam bowling, and fielding fundamentals with dedicated coaches
- checkSeasonal friendly derbies, net practices, and inter-school fixtures
Karate
Podium Emergence“As a sport it is introduced recently. Karate is seen to be an emerging sport even though a few individual students have performed exceptionally well at District and Provincial level”
- checkKata discipline, Kumite sparring, and structured graded belt promotions
- checkExceptional individual commendations at District & Provincial tourneys
Swimming
Top Priority Sport“Cambridge has given priority to swimming for the students and proud to say that there is a continuous improvements in swimming. The commitment of our swimmers have taken the school to the top in the international school arena in future.”
- checkComprehensive stroke development: Freestyle, Breaststroke, Backstroke
- checkCertified life-saving, endurance stamina, and competitive timing trials