Schools

The children are in a different environment where physical fitness, fun and teamwork are important.
We develop good sportsmanship and co-operation.
We help to reduce obesity in children, which is on the rise and causes serious problems.
Physical education develops motor skills, mental alertness, improves concentration and attention span and even improves classroom behaviour.
We allow children who don’t excel academically but are good athletically to shine in front of their peers and thus builds self-esteem and enjoyment at coming to school.
The children’s progress is tracked and feedback is given on a regular basis to the class teachers.
Reports are done by our staff twice a year.
All of the equipment is provided by us.
All of the coaches are trained and monitored by head office to ensure an excellent standard is maintained throughout.
If a coach is absent, a substitute will be provided by our company.

Children will participate in a range of sports and movement activities in order to develop personal physical skills.
Children will be made aware of the capabilities of their own bodies and their immediate environment.
Children will be given the opportunity to develop their imagination and co-operation to achieve shared goals (teamwork).
Children will be given the opportunity to develop personal characteristics like initiative, self-reliance, and self-discipline.
Children will be able to enjoy physical education while being stimulated and challenged.
Children will be able to develop areas of activity of their choice.
To prepare children physically and mentally for when they enter the higher grades at school.

To develop a range of activity sequences, organise equipment and implement a lesson which is beneficial to the children’s needs.
To apply simple rules during the physical education lessons.
To develop an ability within the children to remember, adapt and apply knowledge and practical skills in a variety of movement-based activities.
To promote positive attitudes towards health, hygiene and fitness.
To foster an appreciation of safe practice.
To develop motor skills through a range of relevant movement based activities.
To develop a sense of fair play and sportsmanship.
To develop effective co-operation.
To foster an enjoyment and positive attitude towards physical education.