On the evening of Thursday, May 15, from 6:30 to 8:30 PM, the campus of Dipont KCS Chengdu transformed into a lively arena of teamwork, laughter, and house spirit. While day students headed home, our boarders geared up for a night of specially designed House Challenges—activities aimed at building not only skills, but also community.
From the sports field to the teaching block, six challenge stations kept students moving, thinking, and collaborating:
The rules sounded simple—but once the water started flowing, the real test began. No one could move once the water was in the tube! Every angle, every adjustment, and every handoff required focus, teamwork, and trust.
“Quick! Next one, get ready!”
“Hold still—the angle’s too steep!”
With a 10-minute countdown ticking, the energy soared. It was a brilliant display of strategy, cooperation, and House spirit.
It was a fast-paced balance of speed and accuracy, testing both individual focus and team rhythm. More than a game, it was a lesson in perseverance and cooperation through movement.
Layup (1 point)
Free throw (2 points)
Top-of-the-key three-pointer (3 points)
Corner three-pointer (4 points)
With only one chance, it quickly became a true test of skill and courage. In the end, Glenesk delivered an outstanding performance, scoring an impressive 132 points—the highest of the night!
In the Multi-Challenge Room, quick puzzles and physical games like memory chains and balance tests kept teams thinking fast and working together.
