
Inter-House Ludo Competition for CBSE Boys and Girls (Classes III–V)
Event Results
PSSEMR SCHOOL & PU COLLEGE
Bapuji Educational Association
Shivagangotri, Davangere, Karnataka
Established: 1997
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
REPORT ON INTER-HOUSE LUDO COMPETITION
CBSE BOYS & GIRLS (CLASSES III–V) – 2026–27
Date: 18 July 2026 (Saturday)
Theme: "Rooted to Rise – Developing Strategic Thinking Through Healthy Competition"
INTRODUCTION
The Inter-House Ludo Competition for CBSE Boys and Girls (Classes III–V) was successfully organized by the Department of Physical Education on 18 July 2026 (Saturday) as part of the Inter-House Sports and Games Programme for the academic year 2026–27. The championship witnessed enthusiastic participation from the four prestigious houses—Raman House, Gandhi House, Vinobha House, and Tagore House—with students competing in a spirit of enthusiasm, concentration, discipline, and sportsmanship.
The primary objective of the competition was to develop strategic thinking, logical reasoning, concentration, patience, analytical ability, decision-making, confidence, and sportsmanship among young learners. The event provided an excellent opportunity for students to sharpen their planning skills while enjoying healthy competition in a disciplined and friendly environment.
Although Ludo is an individual event, every participant proudly represented their respective house with determination and commitment. Throughout the championship, students displayed remarkable focus, tactical planning, calmness under pressure, and respect for their opponents, making the event a memorable celebration of intellectual ability, discipline, and house spirit.
LUDO – BOYS
The Boys' Ludo Competition witnessed exciting and closely contested matches as participants demonstrated strategic planning, patience, concentration, and logical decision-making. Every student competed with confidence while representing their respective houses with pride.
🥇 Gold Medal – Champion
Bhuvan B. S. – Class V – Raman House
Achievement
🥇 Gold Medal – Champion: Raman House
Bhuvan displayed exceptional strategic thinking, patience, and excellent decision-making skills throughout the competition to secure the championship title.
🥈 Silver Medal – Runner-up
Kushal A. B. – Class III – Gandhi House
Achievement
🥈 Silver Medal – Runner-up: Gandhi House
Kushal impressed everyone with calm gameplay, consistent planning, and excellent concentration to finish in second place.
🥉 Bronze Medal – Third Place
Mourya Goudy M. D. – Class III – Vinobha House
Achievement
🥉 Bronze Medal – Third Place: Vinobha House
Mourya demonstrated determination, patience, and sound strategic thinking to earn the bronze medal.
🏅 Fourth Place
Tagore House
Tagore House participated enthusiastically and displayed excellent sportsmanship throughout the championship.
BOYS – FINAL HOUSE STANDINGS
PositionHouseMedal🥇 FirstRaman HouseGold🥈 SecondGandhi HouseSilver🥉 ThirdVinobha HouseBronze🏅 FourthTagore HouseFourth Place
BOYS – COMPETITION HIGHLIGHTS
Students from Classes III–V participated enthusiastically.
The competition emphasized strategic thinking, concentration, patience, and logical reasoning.
Raman House emerged as champions through consistent and well-planned gameplay.
Gandhi House displayed excellent focus and decision-making to secure the runners-up position.
Vinobha House earned third place through commendable strategic performances.
Tagore House participated enthusiastically and upheld the spirit of healthy competition.
The event encouraged discipline, confidence, analytical thinking, and respect for fellow competitors.
LUDO – GIRLS
The Girls' Ludo Competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from students representing all four houses. The participants displayed remarkable concentration, patience, confidence, and analytical thinking throughout every match.
🥇 Gold Medal – Champion
Dithya R. Patel – Class IV – Tagore House
Achievement
🥇 Gold Medal – Champion: Tagore House
Dithya displayed exceptional concentration, confidence, and strategic planning to emerge as the champion.
🥈 Silver Medal – Runner-up
Akshara M. S. – Class IV – Raman House
Achievement
🥈 Silver Medal – Runner-up: Raman House
Akshara demonstrated patience, logical thinking, and disciplined gameplay to secure the silver medal.
🥉 Bronze Medal – Third Place
Shubhashree – Class IV – Gandhi House
Achievement
🥉 Bronze Medal – Third Place: Gandhi House
Shubhashree showcased determination, concentration, and excellent strategic planning to finish in third place.
🏅 Fourth Place
Vinobha House
Vinobha House participated with enthusiasm and displayed excellent sportsmanship throughout the competition.
GIRLS – FINAL HOUSE STANDINGS
Position House Medal
🥇 First Tagore House Gold
🥈 Second Raman House Silver
🥉 Third Gandhi House Bronze
🏅 Fourth Vinobha House Fourth Place
GIRLS – COMPETITION HIGHLIGHTS
Students from Classes III–V participated enthusiastically and displayed excellent sportsmanship.
Tagore House secured the championship through consistent strategic gameplay.
Raman House impressed with patience and logical decision-making to finish as runners-up.
Gandhi House displayed resilience and determination to earn third place.
Vinobha House upheld the spirit of fair competition with enthusiastic participation.
Participants demonstrated valuable qualities such as concentration, analytical thinking, patience, confidence, discipline, and sportsmanship throughout the event.
OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP SUMMARY
Boys
🥇 Champion: Raman House
🥈 Runner-up: Gandhi House
🥉 Third Place: Vinobha House
🏅 Fourth Place: Tagore House
Medal Winners
🥇 Gold Medal: Bhuvan B. S. – Raman House
🥈 Silver Medal: Kushal A. B. – Gandhi House
🥉 Bronze Medal: Mourya Goudy M. D. – Vinobha House
Girls
🥇 Champion: Tagore House
🥈 Runner-up: Raman House
🥉 Third Place: Gandhi House
🏅 Fourth Place: Vinobha House
Medal Winners
🥇 Gold Medal: Dithya R. Patel – Tagore House
🥈 Silver Medal: Akshara M. S. – Raman House
🥉 Bronze Medal: Shubhashree – Gandhi House
KEY OBSERVATIONS
Students demonstrated excellent strategic thinking and analytical abilities throughout the competition.
The championship promoted concentration, patience, confidence, and decision-making skills.
Every participant displayed discipline, fairness, and respect for fellow competitors.
The event encouraged healthy competition while strengthening house spirit.
Students learned the importance of planning, perseverance, and sportsmanship.
EDUCATIONAL IMPACT
The Inter-House Ludo Competition helped students develop:
Strategic thinking
Logical reasoning
Analytical ability
Concentration
Patience
Decision-making skills
Self-confidence
Discipline
Respect for opponents
Sportsmanship
Healthy competitive attitude
The competition reinforced the values of careful planning, perseverance, fairness, and mutual respect while providing students with an enjoyable learning experience.
CONCLUSION
The Inter-House Ludo Competition for CBSE Boys and Girls (Classes III–V) – 2026–27 concluded successfully, providing students with an enjoyable platform to strengthen their strategic thinking, concentration, patience, and analytical abilities while participating in healthy competition.
In the Boys' category, Raman House emerged as the deserving 🥇 Champions, while Gandhi House secured the 🥈 Runner-up position and Vinobha House earned the 🥉 Third Place. In the Girls' category, Tagore House claimed the 🥇 Championship, Raman House finished as 🥈 Runner-up, and Gandhi House secured the 🥉 Third Place. Vinobha House participated enthusiastically in both categories and displayed exemplary sportsmanship throughout the event.
The school extends its heartfelt congratulations to all the 🥇 Gold Medal, 🥈 Silver Medal, and 🥉 Bronze Medal winners and appreciates every participant for their sincere efforts and sporting spirit. Sincere gratitude is also extended to the Principal, Department of Physical Education, House Masters, teachers, officials, volunteers, and support staff for their dedicated efforts in organizing and conducting the competition successfully.
The championship celebrated not only the achievements of the winners but also the values of strategic thinking, patience, discipline, confidence, fairness, and mutual respect, making it a memorable event in the Inter-House Sports Calendar for the Academic Year 2026–27.
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