Every athlete’s story starts small — a child kicking a ball around, playing cricket in the street, or discovering a sport during recess. At QMIS, that spark is nurtured with the training, competition, mentorship and opportunities students need to turn play into genuine sporting excellence.
The Wins
QMIS students have earned recognition across National, State, District and Zonal levels, spanning a wide range of disciplines:
- National medals in Kickboxing, Karate and Rifle Shooting, plus a national-level runner-up finish in Throwball
- State-level Gold, Silver and Bronze medals in Skating and Table Tennis
- District and Inter-District success in Wushu, Athletics, Cricket and Basketball
- Taekwondo medals at State Cluster and MSSC-Zonal levels
- Silambam recognition from the Oscars Book of Records (40-minute performance) and Nobal Records (1 hour 12-minute performance)
- NCC cadets representing QMIS at the national RDC Camp selection trials ( upto three levels)
Behind every medal are hours of practice, setbacks and the discipline to keep showing up — the real story behind each achievement.
Beyond the Medal
Winning is one thing; balancing sport with academics is another. QMIS recognises students who excel both on the field and in the classroom through its annual Holistic Awards, backed by flexible timetables that give competitive athletes dedicated time for both training and coursework. The goal isn’t just producing winners — it’s raising young people who can manage pressure, balance responsibilities and persevere through challenges.
When It Doesn’t Go as Planned
Not every competition ends in a medal. Disappointment and setbacks happen — but at QMIS, they’re never treated as the end of the story. Sport teaches students to learn from every experience, sharpen their skills, and come back stronger. Often, the real achievement isn’t the medal itself, but the resilience built along the way. At QMIS, a setback is simply a reason to keep practising, improving and moving forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
QMIS students have won medals at National, State, District and Zonal levels in disciplines including Kickboxing, Karate, Rifle Shooting, Throwball, Skating, Table Tennis, Wushu, Athletics, Cricket, Basketball, Taekwondo and Silambam, alongside NCC honours.
Through annual Holistic Awards recognising dual excellence, and flexible timetables that let competitive athletes manage both training and coursework.
That setbacks aren’t failures but learning opportunities — building resilience, discipline and the drive to keep improving.