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In Pictures: Poly Games 2025
Poly Games 2025

Bowling and striking (a pose) come as a pair. Staff and student-athletes from Ngee Ann Polytechnic and Republic Polytechnic bowled it out in the alleys. While the pinfalls matter, we felt that the poses they struck mattered more.
They also had fun competing over a game of volleyball. The game would have been over really fast, if we counted the balls that went under the net.
Some of our student-athletes found a hidden talent in them for badminton while some were convinced that they chose the right sport to specialise in.
It was a super wet and wild time at the swimming pool when they challenged each other to complete the obstacle course. It might have looked easy, but the course literally took their breath away!

We congratulate those who came out tops in the games and more importantly, we look forward to an exciting post-secondary education phase for all our student-athletes.







We congratulate those who came out tops in the games and more importantly, we look forward to an exciting post-secondary education phase for all our student-athletes.
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