Healthy bodies
Regular movement builds strength, coordination, posture and the habit of an active life.
Sports & well-being
Sport at the primary age is not about competition. It is about movement, joy, teamwork and habits that last a lifetime.
Regular movement builds strength, coordination, posture and the habit of an active life.
Games teach children to play by rules, include others, win with humility and lose with grace.
Trying, falling and trying again in play builds the courage children need in the classroom too.
What children will do
An honest note: the planned premises include eight rooms and a play area. Activities will always depend on age, safety, weather and available space. The school does not claim a large playground, swimming pool or specialised sports equipment at this stage.
Illustrative photograph. It does not depict the actual school, teachers or students.
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