Sports teaches you character, it teaches you to play by the rules, it teaches you to know what it feels like to win and lose-it teaches you about life.
An Inter House Sports Quiz Competition was held for the sports enthusiasts of classes VII and VIII at St. Xavier’s High School Gurgaon.
St. Patrick’s House (Green) represented by ofClass and Araham Bothra of Grade VIII and Vaibhavi Ojha of Grade VII lifted the Sports Quiz Trophy after defeating their nearest rival St. Michael House (Blue) amidst loud cheer and thunderous clapping. On the final score tally, St. Raphael House (Yellow) stood third and St. Nicholas House (Red) stood fourth.
The first round was a warm up session which was based on ‘The History of Sports’.
The second round was based on Countries and Players i.e. the names of the countries included in this round are as follows-:
• India
• Korea
• England
• Japan
• China and
• Greece
The third round was exclusively based on Audio rounds based on the ‘Importance of Sports’ in the countries mentioned above. 
There was immense craze about the games and the voice recording recognition of the players and athletes’.
Round four was all about the Visual rounds. Where the participants had to name the players and the names of their respective countries. 
The fifth round was the Rapid Fire round. This round was full of enthusiasm and positive aggression amongst the contestants.
The last round comprised of Current affairs based on the theme.
Araham and Vaibhavi the two “off the field Champions” were able to answer all questions with ease. They were lauded and cheered by their House Masters and teachers alike.
Principal of the school Mr. Stanley Anthony asked the participants to be more thorough with sports as it is an integral intrinsic aspect of personality development.
Success is where preparation and opportunity meet.

St. Xavier’s High School organised a night camp for the students of class I to III on 17th November'18. Twinkling stars, clear skies, cool breeze and classmates for company - the students had the time of their life as they spent a night in the school. They enjoyed their independence and time away from home as were kept gainfully engaged with a variety of fun-filled and supervised adventurous activities.

 Commando Net, Hop Scotch, Drag On Move, Body Zorb, Burma Bridge and other immersive activities saw all the cherubs participate with cheerful enthusiasm. Laughter and giggles echoed through the corridors of the school as students enjoyed sharing jokes and riddles with their teachers.  The highlight of the evening was bonfire with groovy, foot tapping music played by the DJ. The students danced and swayed to the lively beats till late evening and it was indeed a task for the teachers to coerce them to leave the dance floor and head back to the dining area for the dinner. The scrumptious meals and lip smacking snacks, provided at regular intervals, were thoroughly relished by the children. The camp concluded on the morning of 18^th November’18 with a refreshing breakfast. It was a memorable experience for all kids and an event to cherish forever!