Extra-Murals Activities
at our Private School
Extra mural activities is often consider less important than academic studies. A balanced life-style, is a healthy one, that's why we include all important extra-mural activities. It is our commitment to our scholars' future success and well-being that motivates us to invest in our extra murals program.
Our Extra-Murals:
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Go-Green Gardening
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Little Chefs
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Movement with music
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Little Picasso
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Heart Zen
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Sports (excluded)
Why this extra mural is important:
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Healthy diet and nutrition awareness
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Caring for the environment
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Develops hand-eye coordination
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Develops fine motor skills
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Teaches responsibility
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Therapeutic qualities
Go-Green Gardening
Not only does this extra mural teach about the importance of a healthy diet and nutrition, but helps develop valuable life skills like responsibility and caring for the environment. When planting vegetables, flowers, fruits, and herbs, scholars have the opportunity to learn about the different types of plants and their growing requirements. Furthermore, gardening helps develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
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Little Chefs
Why this Extra Mural is imporant:
Extra mural activities like cooking teaches of different types of foods, their nutritional value, and the benefits of eating a balanced diet. Scholars learn about different textures, colours, and flavours of food, and how to combine them to create delicious and healthy meals. It's a fun and creative activity that allows scholars to explore and experiment with ingredients and cooking techniques. It forms a positive attitude towards food and healthy eating habits.
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Creative thinking
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Fine motor skills
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Problem solving
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Critical thinking
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Physical development
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Stimulates the 5 senses
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Develops cognitive growth
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Helps express emotions
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Social skills development
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Develops logic and reasoning
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Stimulates all areas of brain development
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Better balance and rhythm
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Gross motor development
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Movement with Music
Why this extra mural is important
Aside from activating different brain areas, moving and dancing to music also improves cognitive functioning (how people think, explore, and solve problems) as well as memory and attention. Moreover, it helps scholars think creatively, which they can then put to use in other areas of their lives, such as problem-solving and decision-making.
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Little Picasso
Why this extra mural is important:
Art is not just a fun activity, but an essential part of education. Art plays a crucial role in cognitive and emotional development. It can help children develop their imagination, and problem-solving abilities. Unlock your child's imagination with Little Picasso: The process of painting, drawing, and sculpting helps children unlock their creativity and express their emotions.
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Encourages creativity
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Boosts confidence
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Builds identity and personality
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Helps Math and Language development
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Supports emotional wellbeing
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Builds fine motor skills
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Better problem-solving skills
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Enhance hand-eye-coordination
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Heart Zen
Why this extra mural is important:
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Assists to express feelings and emotions
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Social skills development
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Supports emotional wellbeing
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Builds identity and personality
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Boosts confidence
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Helps with Language development
In today's fast-paced world, scholars often deal with a variety of struggles. We implemented informal activities to help scholars cope with everyday struggles. The aim is to create a supportive environment where scholars can talk about their problems and find solutions. These extra mural activities can help improve academic performance, reduce stress, and promote a positive attitude towards learning.
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Sports
Why this extra mural it's important:
We explore a variety of sports to encourage scholars to find the sports they enjoy and develop their motor skills at the same time. Coaches focus on motor development to help scholars to build a strong foundation for any sport they choose to pursue. By exploring multiple sports, scholars can experience a range of activities that will help them develop their physical abilities, including strength, coordination, balance, and flexibility.
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Gross motor skills
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Cognitive development
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Physical health
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Sports teach important values
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Builds self-esteem and confidence
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Hand-eye coordination
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Dexterity
