Co-curricular activities
Beyond the classroom. Beyond the textbook.
Every activity is designed to add to a child's holistic development.
Education is complete when children can explore their interests, express their creativity, discover their talents and build confidence beyond academics. Our programme spans sports, creative arts, performing arts, competitions, technology, leadership, cultural activities and experiential learning.
CASP: Creative Arts and Sports Programme
Structured opportunities to explore interests and build skills beyond academics. Through regular participation, students learn discipline, teamwork, perseverance, creativity, confidence and leadership.
Sports and physical education
Students develop fitness, coordination, discipline, sportsmanship, teamwork and resilience. Success is not only about winning, it is also about effort, improvement, teamwork and perseverance.
- Cricket
- Football
- Martial arts
- Skating
- Indoor and outdoor games
- Fitness and PE
Music and dance
Performing arts give children a platform for creativity and self-expression. Students build rhythm, coordination, concentration and stage confidence, and showcase their talents in celebrations, assemblies, competitions and annual events.
Art and creative expression
Imagination has no limits. Through drawing, painting, craft and creative projects, students strengthen creativity, concentration and fine motor skills. The emphasis is on encouraging every child to think differently and express ideas confidently.
Competitions and challenges
Participation builds confidence. We value participation, preparation and personal improvement as much as achievement.
- Spell Bee
- Handwriting
- Elocution
- Art and colouring
- Dress-up
- Skating
- Quiz
- Literary activities
- Creative competitions
- Sports events
STEM and innovation
Hands-on experiments, models, demonstrations and innovation challenges. Science is not only something students study, it is something they can experience.
- Curiosity
- Logical thinking
- Problem-solving
- Creativity
- Scientific temperament
- Collaboration
Coding, technology and digital creativity
Age-appropriate ICT, coding and technology-based activities build digital literacy, computational thinking and problem-solving, and prepare students for an increasingly digital world.
Field trips and educational visits
Visits to community institutions, workplaces, public services and science-related locations turn the world around us into an extended classroom.
Assemblies and celebrations
Assemblies and celebrations teach Indian culture, traditions, values and social awareness. Festivals and special days become meaningful learning experiences and a strong sense of belonging.
- Thoughts and speeches
- Role plays
- Dance and music
- Storytelling
- Presentations
- Thematic activities
- Cultural performances
Stage exposure and public speaking
Regular opportunities to speak, present and perform help children overcome hesitation and gradually become confident speakers and performers.
Every child has a talent waiting to be discovered.
Come and see it for yourself
See the activity spaces and ask what your child could try first.
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