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Sports

“Increased physical activity during the school day can help children’s attention, classroom behavior and achievement in test scores. Meanwhile the decline of play is closely linked to behavioural problems and stunted social, cognitive and creative development.”
– Darrell Hammon

Basket Ball

Basketball, like any other sport, requires hard skill development through intentional focus and repetition of acts like shooting, ball handling and offensive skills.

Cricket

Cricket requires stellar hand-eye co-ordination and ball-handling skills. By developing endurance and stamina, a player can sprint between wickets and run to stop balls with minimal exhaustion.

Football

Football allows the player to perform well under pressure, hence building composure; to accept defeat and build mental strength; deal with unnecessary aggression from the opponents and build will-power; and most importantly – to persevere.

Kabaddi

More than most sports, the logistics of Kabaddi help the player to build stamina and stretch their endurance.

Kho-kho

kho-kho helps to build stamina, in motor development helping in social and mental development of the child. It also helps in better co-ordination and flexibility. Kho-Kho facilitates motor development among children. Playing with classmates builds emotional attachment. Playing together at the same place at the same time with the same people inculcates social behaviour.

Throw ball

Throwball tones and shapes the body. Throwball strengthens the upper body, arms and shoulders as well as the muscles of the lower body. Throwball also improves the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.

Badminton

Badminton helps increase muscle tone. Badminton builds and tones the quads, glutes, calves and hamstrings. Core muscles, arm & back muscles get a thorough workout as well.