Motor skills are used everyday throughout our lives. They help us move and do everything from lifting heavy items to typing on a keyboard. Motor skills and motor control begin developing after birth, and will progress as children grow.
To be able to explore the world around them, which promotes cognitive, speech, and sensory development
To give them confidence and independence, which promotes skills such as executive function
To possibly help prevent early motor delays and conditions that can interrupt development
To be able to move and complete tasks independently
To meet developmental milestones
| Scholastic Competitions | Co-Scholastic Competitions | Celebrations/Field Trips |
|---|---|---|
| Paint your dream Impressions It’s my pose Sing in a rhyme Art by heart Picture Talk Tale Teller Brain Booster Toy Building Count the beads Guess the object |
Ring the target Musical chair Running Tower Haste Dice balance Blowing challenge Tweeze me Zig Zag Running Balloon bursting Floating Brinjals Fitness studio Ping Pong Toss Pin the Rubber band Pencil the bangle Pick the buttons Getting ready to school Arranging coins Popcorn garland |
Fresher’s party Colour day Smiley Day Nutrition day Field trip Raksha Bandhan Kite day Krishna Jeyanthi Butterfly making Gallery walk Diwali Celebration Camp out day Umbrella/ Rain dance Community Helpers day Christmas Celebration Doll Making Pongal Celebration Hygiene kit (Paper bag) Nature walk Cartoon day |
A school that leads your children to Involve by learning, Resolve by thinking and Evolve by creating..