"As classmates in the sa class, everyone should learn to love and care for each other, what problem can’t be solved? Even if it can’t be solved, don’t hold grudges against each other, the most important thing now is to study well, studying is of utmost importance, everyone needs to perk up..."
Once Oscar Evans started nagging, he could go on for half a class period.
It was almost dismissal ti when he ntioned the school sports day, "This ti the sports day is scheduled for Thursday and Friday, lasting two days. Registration starts today, and the registration forms have already been handed over to the sports representative. Everyone, rember to sign up actively. Of course, while relaxing with sports, don’t forget to complete your howork on ti every day."
As soon as his words ended, a cheer erupted in the classroom.
They had not stopped inquiring about the day before, especially after hearing that seniors would not participate in any school activities after the bell, they felt there was no hope for the sports day; little did they know the school was still quite humane.
This would be their last sports day in the three years of high school.
In the previous years of the sports day, everyone began to "defer" to each other when it ca ti to register, but this year everyone was quite enthusiastic.
Tessa Thompson had always been a representative of the cheerleading team. It was fine to ask her to cheer, but if she were asked to compete... she would definitely shake her head like a tambourine, refusing to participate.
But this ti she was quite proactive, rushing to Joe Taylor’s place as soon as the class ended to inquire about registration.
The school’s sports day offered many events to sign up for: high jump, long jump, triple jump, 50 ters, 400 ters, relay races, and long-distance running, among others.
This year, table tennis, badminton, and volleyball were also added.
The "ball sports teaching" at No. 1 Middle School has always held a leading diversified position in Haicheng’s high schools.
The physical education classes that require learning and testing include table tennis, volleyball, soccer, and basketball.
However, basketball and soccer competitions take a long ti, so they were not included in the sports day events.
Tessa Thompson looked around and couldn’t decide, "How about you recomnd one for , Joe?"
Student Joe Taylor was very patient and had an idea after a bit of thought, "How about the 800 ters race? With your capability, you can definitely make it."
Tessa Thompson grinned and laughed, "Joe Taylor, do you think I’m a fool?"
Joe Taylor quickly explained: "Absolutely not!"
Well, actually, it was true.
Each year the most difficult events to fill with participants are the n’s 1000 ters and the won’s 800 ters races.
It seems that this year will not escape this outco.
In the end, Tessa Thompson chose the 400 ters relay.
The difficulty level was moderate.
As soon as Tessa Thompson finished registering, she ran back to her seat to find Hannah, "Hannah, why don’t you sign up for the relay too? Then we can compete together."
Hannah was still writing her competition training exam paper, only putting her pen down when she heard Tessa Thompson’s words, "I probably won’t sign up."
Tessa Thompson realized belatedly, "Oh right, I heard that students participating in competitions will go for the preliminaries at the end of the month."
Hannah imrsed herself back into the sea of knowledge.
She didn’t expect that once she started over, her companions would be countless test papers and howork.
Tessa Thompson also leaned over to look at the competition questions on the exam paper, looked at it for nearly a minute without understanding the question, and could only pat Hannah on the shoulder with a sigh, "Hannah, you got this."
In the following period, most of Hannah’s ti was spent with the chemistry competition’s previous years’ problems, accompanied by two other students participating in the competition.
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