One of the big school sports events in the land, Brookside Term One Games, starts April 8, gathering over 3,000 students from many schools.

This much-awaited national high school sports meet will have teams from different counties, making sure all areas join in and play stays hard.

Each region, like Coast and Northeastern, has teams with top players from their counties.

This way, young athletes show their skills and compete at a high level, giving thrills to both players and watchers.

The opening event is on April 8, marking the start of the games.

The first matches follow soon, with students in many sports. Some events are later in the week.

Swimming events are on Thursday and Friday, giving swimmers a chance to shine in the pool.

The cross country race is on Wednesday, April 10, testing young runners’ endurance.

Full track and field events take place on Friday, April 11, and Saturday, April 12, with fans keen to see best student-athletes at play.

The games end on Saturday, April 12, closing a week of hard play and good sportsmanship.

This event lets young talents shine, building teamwork, discipline, and grit in students. For many, it’s not just about winning but growing as athletes and people.

With many players and a big crowd coming, Brookside Term One Games will be a grand youth sports event.

Fans will see new sports stars who may represent the land later.

The event not only makes champions but also grows a culture of sports excellence in students.

To help run the games well, Brookside Dairy gave Ksh 30 million for the event.

This donation will cover logistics, making sure the event is well run and students have a great time.

As April 8 nears, excitement builds among students, coaches, and sports fans.

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