Dangjeong MS Sports Club Festival – Highlights & Results

Dangjeong Middle School (Principal Lee Young -jong) won excellent achievements in all sports that participated in the school sports club festival hosted by the Gunpo Uiwang Office of Education in 2025.

He was prominent in each event, including a female student futsal, a male student basketball runner -up, a female student badminton runner -up, and a male student soccer third place.

Dangjeong Middle School, 2025 School Sports Club Festival Winning Award (Photo = Gunpo Uiwang Education Support Office) © Gunpo Citizen Newspaper

This achievement is regarded as a result of student -led sports activities that Dangjeong Middle School has been consistently practiced. The school sports club activities, which many students voluntarily participate in, lead to lunch and after -school, and students have a team of teams to train their own teams and operate the game.

In particular, the Oasis Morning Movement (starting this morning as a sport!) Is a representative program that opens a lively day of the Dangjeong Middle School. At 8 o’clock every morning, the activities of various sports at the artificial turf playground are organized with the autonomous and active participation of the students, and under the warm guidance of the sports teacher and the principal of Lee Young -jong, students are raising regular lifestyles, cooperation and emotional stability.

The leadership of seniors centered on the third grade captain is the central axis of physical activity. It is an explanation that the school officials are showing their growth as a community leader early in the morning, leading the team to lead the team, and to encourage juniors.

Dangjeong Middle School operates a student selection -oriented physical education curriculum that selects the items that students want and realize in -depth learning through two -hour block classes. In the survey, more than 90% of the satisfaction was found, and the improvement of functionality and class immersion also improved.

In addition, Dangjeong Middle School operates swimming and table tennis classes by external facilities by supporting the facility fees of the Gyeonggi -do Office of Education, and students are learning systematic skills in a better environment. In particular, the educational meaning is great in that it has overcome the limitations of swimming education that is difficult to encounter in middle school sports classes.

The Respect League match led by the Student Self -Governing Council and the Sports Support Group is also actively held. It operates based on fair play, consideration, and respect, and contributes to the activation of female students. Students are led by planning to operation.

Teachers watching the playground every morning said, “It is a small school, but the culture of understanding and respecting each other through sports is naturally established.” Another teacher said, “The atmosphere of the back of the road is brightened thanks to the students who are lively sports every morning.”

Students are also responding positively, such as “It’s fun to come to school,” and “I have confidence and get closer to my friends.”

Dangjeong Middle School plans to realize a healthy school community based on student -centered physical education, and will continue to expand the sports program in connection with the community.

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