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Participants must submit accurate information, follow the published rules and treat colleagues, officials and venue users with respect. The organising team may verify entries, apply penalties, disqualify ineligible activity or amend results where necessary. Its decision on final results will be final.
Take part within your own ability and consider your health before beginning any physical activity. Warm up, stay hydrated, use suitable footwear and stop immediately if you feel pain, dizziness or unwell. Seek medical advice before participating if you have an existing condition or concern. Follow all venue, road, facility and activity-marshal instructions.
Information submitted through this microsite will be used to administer CIMB Sports Day 2026, including registration, House allocation, participation planning, safety support, event communications and results verification.
Where links lead to third-party platforms such as Strava, Microsoft Teams or Google Forms, those platforms' own terms and privacy practices may also apply. Participants should review them before use.
Photography, audio recording and video filming may take place during the event. Images and recordings may be used for CIMB's internal communications, event reporting and archival purposes.
CIMB Sports Day 2026 is a bank-wide employee engagement initiative planned for CIMB employees, bringing colleagues together through movement, friendly competition and shared experiences.
No. The programme is designed to be inclusive of different ages and abilities, with ways to get involved that range from walking, running and cycling to quizzes, cheering and team-based activities.
Comfortable sports attire and covered shoes. Bring your CIMB staff ID, confirmation, water bottle and any personal medication you need.
Water and light snacks will be provided.
Updates will be issued via Internal Comms SG.
Photography and filming will be taken for communications and event records.
Employees are placed into five Sports Houses, with each House bringing together colleagues from different departments.
Each Sports House champions one of CIMB's EPICC values and has its own House identity, colour, flag and symbol, while all five Houses remain united by one common purpose.
Each House appoints a House Leader to guide strategy and participation as the team plans, signs up for activities and works together throughout the programme.
The pre-event phase has two key components: the Strava Move Challenge, where Houses build distance through walking, running and cycling, and the Sports Quizzes, where correct answers contribute towards each House's quiz score.
Houses can earn House Points through the Strava Move Challenge and Sports Quizzes, helping to build momentum and strengthen their position ahead of the Grand Finale.
Walking, running and cycling recorded during the challenge period can contribute towards your House total. You can take part anytime, anywhere and at your own pace.
Join the correct House Strava Club and set your activity to be viewable by Everyone. Activities set to Followers Only or Private will not count towards the Club total.
No. There is no limit to how often you participate or how far you walk, run or cycle during the challenge period.
No. The current scoring is weighted Walking 50%, Running 30% and Cycling 20%. Houses are ranked within each category, with the category results contributing to the House Points earned from the challenge.
No individual results are collected for the CIMB challenge Leaderboard. Only House-level totals are tracked.
Yes. Indoor activities such as treadmill walking or running can be recorded and must be synced to Strava using a compatible wearable device or fitness app. Please note that the Strava mobile app alone uses GPS to track distance, so it will not be able to accurately measure distance when you are moving indoors.
Yes. Use a compatible wearable device, such as an Apple Watch or Garmin, that supports indoor activity tracking and is synced to Strava. The wearable device can record your treadmill distance without relying on GPS, and the activity can then be uploaded to Strava. Distance accuracy will depend on the device used.
Check that your activity is set to “Everyone” and that you have recorded it under the correct activity type for your House group. For example, a running activity should be recorded as a Run and submitted to the relevant running group.
The Sports Quizzes are multiple-choice quizzes administered through Microsoft Forms and distributed through internal CIMB communications. Each quiz is available only for its stipulated duration.
No. Each staff member may participate once per quiz, with participation verified through their CIMB email address or Staff ID.
Every correct answer earns one quiz point. Scores are combined across all participants in each House, and the Houses are ranked for that quiz. House Points are awarded 100 / 80 / 60 / 40 / 20 from first to fifth place.
Each quiz is available only for its stipulated duration, and the next quiz is rolled out after the previous one closes.
House Points tracking begins as the competitions kick off, with the Leaderboard going live as part of the House Draft & Kick-Off phase.
The current event plan is for 17 November 2026, from 6.00pm, with a programme of up to three hours.
The Grand Finale brings the five Houses together for the Opening Ceremony and House March-In, Mega House Relay, and Awards & Recognition.
All Houses start together and work through the relay stations in sequence. Each station must be completed before the team can advance, and total elapsed time determines the final ranking. The stations are the 40m Sprint, Giant Tire Roll, Kettle Bell Carry, Giant Caterpillar Walk, Giant Ball Transfer, Puzzle Assembly and a final sprint by the House Leader.
The current scoring awards 1000 House Points for 1st place, 800 for 2nd, 600 for 3rd, 400 for 4th and 200 for 5th.
The event concludes with the final House rankings, from 5th to 2nd place, followed by the crowning of the Champion House.