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29 Raring2go! SPORTS DAY Raring2go! CLUBS, CLASSES AND HOLIDAY CAMPS 14 raring2go.co.uk Sports day is a day of excitement, competition, and fun for kids. But for parents, it can be a day of stress, embarrassment, and hilarity. Here are the different types of parents you might encounter on sports day: The Over-Enthusiastic Parent This parent is the loudest, most energetic, and most competitive parent on the field. They cheer on their child like they’re an Olympic athlete, and they’ll do anything to ensure their child wins. They scream, they jump, they high-five strangers, and they’re not afraid to get into a shouting match with another parent. The Embarrassing Parent This parent is the one who shows up in a full-on sports uniform, complete with matching shoes and a water bottle with their child’s face on it. They’re yelling out their child’s name, embarrassing them in front of their friends, and trying to relive their own glory days. The ‘I shouldn’t be here’ Parent This parent has snuck out of work for an hour to attend and is half watching whilst half listening to a Teams call whilst making silent, enthusiastic thumbs-up gestures to their child. The Competitive Parent This parent is the one who takes sports day a little too seriously. They’re constantly checking the score, arguing with the referees, and pushing their child to be the best. They’re not there to have fun; they’re there to win the parents’ race and have been secretly training for weeks. The Reluctant Parent This parent still hasn’t quite recovered from the trauma of tripping over during last year’s egg and spoon race and needing medical attention. They will be hovering near the back wearing office shoes and claiming they ‘forgot it was sports day today!’ hence the unsuitble footwear! The Supportive Parent This parent is the perfect balance of enthusiasm and support. They cheer on their child, but they’re also there to give them a hug when they lose. They’re not worried about winning or losing; they’re just there to enjoy the day with their child. No matter what type of parent you are, sports day is a day to celebrate your child’s accomplishments and have fun. So put on your running shoes, grab your water bottle, and get ready to cheer on your child. Who knows, you might just have a little fun yourself. Which type of sports day parent are you?

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