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Sports & well-being

Growing Healthy, Confident and Cooperative

Sport at the primary age is not about competition. It is about movement, joy, teamwork and habits that last a lifetime.

Healthy bodies

Regular movement builds strength, coordination, posture and the habit of an active life.

Cooperation & fair play

Games teach children to play by rules, include others, win with humility and lose with grace.

Confidence & resilience

Trying, falling and trying again in play builds the courage children need in the classroom too.

What children will do

Age-Appropriate Games & Activities

  • Warm-ups, stretching and simple exercises
  • Running, relay and balancing games
  • Catching, throwing and aiming games
  • Simple team games suited to the available space
  • Free, supervised play in the play area
  • Movement with music and rhythm

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.

Primary-age children taking part in an outdoor physical activity (illustrative photograph)

Illustrative photograph. It does not depict the actual school, teachers or students.

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