Other Co-Curricular Activities

This productive break from study helps the child to build his/her skills outside the classroom and opens the mind to generate new interests. These activities help to develop talents, interests and passions of the students. They always teach us practical skills like time management, prioritizing things, exploring diverse interests and setting goals. These activities can fit if someone is a natural leader, skilled at motivating, directing and inspiring others. During school days a student has the best opportunity to explore new activities, try different things and to see what one is passionate about, inside the classroom and outside it; one can start to get a better idea of who he is and what can drives him properly. In this way, co-curricular activities “include arts, aesthetics clubs, personal commitments and other pursuits.”