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Originally published by Standard Sportssports
October 16, 2025
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Nairobi mini games inspire discipline, talent and innovation in children
The sixth edition of the Nairobi Mini Games, held at Urafiki Carovana School, brought together children from 25 schools across the city in a colorful display of talent..
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The 6th edition of the Nairobi Mini Games, held at Urafiki Carovana School Kahawa on October 11, 2025, brought together children from 25 schools in a vibrant display of talent and creativity. This annual tournament is redefining how schools foster children’s potential beyond academics, focusing on discipline, talent, and innovation.
- The event featured a diverse range of disciplines, from traditional sports like soccer and swimming to emerging fields such as robotics, coding, and aviation, attracting schools, individual children, and clubs.
- According to Peter Kamau, International Mini Games Treasurer and Technical Director, this year’s edition showcased significant progress in both participation and quality, with inclusivity being a key feature, as special needs children actively competed alongside their peers.
- David Weru, President of the International Mini Games, stated that the event is part of a wider regional initiative spanning Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda, with plans to introduce a Nairobi Mini Games Science and Arts Festival due to high interest in coding, robotics, and art.
- 11-year-old Gillan Kinyua, a gold medalist in Taekwondo, exemplified the games' success, crediting the sport for building discipline, mental clarity, and confidence.
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