• Registration details:
• Registration fees- 499/- (inclusive of T shirt, snack box and 3 events)
• Participants will register through vibgyorviva.com
• Important Bits:
• No on-the-spot registrations.
• Awards and Prizes: Certificates, trophies, and loads of smiles for the winners!

 

• Event wise Details

1. Soccer Fiesta: The game is an exciting and vibrant event where young players of Junior KG & Senior KG showcase their skills in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Each player is required to wear the appropriate equipment, including a jersey, shorts, footwear, and long socks with protective guards, ensuring safety during the game. The matches take place on a soft, colourful soccer field, clearly marked with lines and soccer markers to facilitate gameplay. This event is all about teamwork, enjoyment, and celebrating the spirit of soccer!

 

• The markings area:
• Goalkeeping Area: Defined at each end of the pitch as a semi-circle around the goal, exclusive to the goalkeepers.
• Halfway Mark: The center mark at the midpoint of the halfway line, where teams start and restart the game.
• Penalty Mark: The penalty spot marked just outside the goalkeeping area.
• Corners and Throw-Ins: There are no corners; play always starts from a goal kick. In case of a throw-in, players restart from the side-line.
• Squads
• The event is designed for Junior KG & Senior KG learners. Each match consists of two teams, with a maximum of 5-6 players on the pitch at any given time.
• The game will be played with all players and no goalkeeper, emphasizing teamwork and participation.
• Game Format
• Players will focus on shooting directly at the goal rather than passing the ball. The goal is to encourage children to aim for the goal and develop their shooting skills.
• Teams will participate in additional fun activities, such as “dribbling through cones,” to enhance their soccer experience and improve coordination.
• Duration
• Games will be divided into three equal periods, each lasting 6 minutes. Half-time intervals are a maximum of 2-3 minutes unless altered by the referee.
• Added time (injury time) will be allocated if stoppages occur in the third period.
• Scoring and Winning
• A goal is awarded if the entire ball crosses the goal line. A goal is not awarded if the ball is thrown by hand.
• Each team will aim to score as many goals as possible. If teams score an equal number of goals, the game ends in a draw. In tournaments, penalty shootouts will determine a winner.
• Kick-Off
• A kick-off will be performed at the start of each period and after a goal is scored. All players must be in their half when the opposing team takes a kick-off. The ball must be stationary on the center mark, and the kicker cannot touch the ball more than twice until another player has touched it.
• Goals may be scored directly from the kick-off.
• Out of Play
• If the ball goes out of bounds or is lodged within barriers, the game will restart with a ‘drop ball’. The referee will release the ball between two players, and play will commence once the ball touches the ground.
• Fouls and Misconduct

Fouls resulting in a ‘direct’ free kick will include:

• Dangerous Play: Kicking, tripping, or charging an opponent.
• Excessive Tackling: Reckless or careless tackles.
• Hand Ball: Intentional handling of the ball by a player (except the goalkeeper in their area).
• Penalty kick takers must have a minimum 15-yard run-up. All defending players must remain outside the goal area during the penalty kick.

 

• Celebration and Tokens
• Goals will be celebrated with cheers from teammates and spectators.
• Each participant will receive a playful token or sticker at the end of the event to commemorate their participation.
• The event will conclude with a joyful victory dance or cheer involving all participants, ensuring a memorable and engaging experience for everyone.

 

2. Trike Grand Prix: The Trike Grand Prix is a fun, F1-themed race designed for young children of Junior KG & Senior KG. The race track will be vibrant, featuring colourful cones, racing flags, and checkered banners to create an exciting atmosphere. Pit stop stations will allow kids to “change tires” using racing stickers and “refuel” their trikes with a pretend gas pump.

 

• Props Required
• Car cut-out (one per racer)
• Colourful cones
• Racing flags
• Checkered banners (optional)
• Tires and stickers for “Refuel” station

 

• Process
• Before the Race: An F1-themed race track will be prepared in advance, featuring various objects such as colourful cones, racing flags, and pit stop stations.
• During the Race: Each child will start the race holding their car cut-out and will begin once the traffic signal turns green.
• The course will include a series of challenges:

1. Cone Pathway: Children will navigate the colourful cones without touching them.
2. Racing Flag Pickup: They will pick up their racing flags as they move forward.
3. Pit Stop: At the pit stop, participants will pretend to change their tires and refuel by sticking a sticker on their car cut-out.
4. Finish Line: After refueling, they will race to the finish line.

• Race Format
• Each race will begin from a numbered grid, with the traffic light system signaling the start (green for go, red for stop).
• The focus is on fun and participation rather than competition, ensuring that every child enjoys the experience.
• Safety Measures
• Safety is a priority, with each child wearing a decorated paper “racing helmet.”
• The track will be designed to minimize hazards, with staff stationed along the course to supervise and assist children if necessary.
• Scoring and Winning
• While the emphasis is on fun, a small trophy will be awarded to the child with the fastest time in each heat, encouraging excitement and participation.
• All participants will receive a certificate to celebrate their involvement in the race.
• Kick-Off
• The race will start with a countdown, and the traffic light system will signal when children can begin. Participants will collect props along the course, completing specific actions as they race. The winner will be the child who collects all the props and finishes the course the fastest.
• Out of Play
• If a child goes off track or becomes stuck, staff will assist them in getting back on course so they can continue the race without delay.
• Encouragement and Celebration
• Cheerleaders or staff will encourage children throughout the race, celebrating every participant's efforts.
• After the race, children will enjoy a victory lap around the track, allowing them to experience the thrill of being a winner, regardless of their finishing position.

 

 

2. Ballistic Fun: In this event, young athletes of Junior KG & Senior KG aim to throw a smiley ball as far as possible. After a run-up, they launch the ball forward and are encouraged to step over the line to increase their throw distance. Each participant gets three attempts, and the longest throw is recorded. This fun activity focuses on maximizing distance while fostering friendly competition.

• Equipment Required:
• Smiley balls
• Measuring tape
• Procedure:
• The athlete begins by standing behind the line, facing the direction of the throw.
• The athlete takes a run-up towards the line before throwing the ball forward into the designated area, aiming to achieve the maximum throw distance.
• After releasing the ball, the athlete is permitted and encouraged to step over the line, which helps enhance the distance of the throw.
• Each athlete is allowed three attempts to achieve their best possible throw.
• Scoring:
• The distance will be measured from the designated line to the point where the ball lands, and it will be marked with masking tape.
• The athlete's longest throw from their three attempts will be recorded for score