Co-Scholastic Programme

A co-scholastic program in school is designed to complement the academic curriculum by providing activities that help develop students' social, emotional, physical, and creative skills. These programs play a crucial role in holistic education, ensuring that students grow in all dimensions. Here's an outline of what a robust co-scholastic program might include for primary, middle, and high school students:

Primary School (Grades 1-4)

1. Arts and Crafts:

• Drawing, painting, sculpture, and other creative activities to enhance motor skills and creativity.
• Seasonal and thematic projects that tie into academic subjects.

2. Music and Dance:

• Introduction to basic music theory, singing, and playing simple instruments.
• Dance classes focusing on rhythm, movement, and basic choreography.

3. Physical Education:

• Activities that promote physical fitness, such as games, sports, and exercise routines.
• Introduction to team sports and basic rules.

3. Drama and Theater:

• Simple plays and skits to build confidence and public speaking skills.
• Role-playing activities to enhance understanding of stories and characters.

4. Environmental Education:

• Activities like gardening, nature walks, and recycling projects to instill a sense of responsibility towards the environment.

5. Clubs and Activities:
• Interest-based clubs such as reading club, math club, or science club to foster enthusiasm in different subjects.
• Fun competitions and fairs (e.g., spelling bee, science fair).



Middle School (Grades 5-7)

1. Arts and Crafts:

• More advanced techniques in drawing, painting, and sculpture.
• Projects that integrate art with other subjects, like history or science.

2. Music and Dance:

• Opportunities to learn and play musical instruments.
• Dance styles and performances that explore different cultures and traditions.

3. Physical Education and Sports:

• Competitive sports teams and intramural sports.
• Fitness programs that promote lifelong healthy habits.

3. Drama and Theater:

• Simple plays and skits to build confidence and public speaking skills.
• Role-playing activities to enhance understanding of stories and characters.

4. Environmental Education:

• Activities like gardening, nature walks, and recycling projects to instill a sense of responsibility towards the environment.

5. Clubs and Activities:
• Interest-based clubs such as reading club, math club, or science club to foster enthusiasm in different subjects.
• Fun competitions and fairs (e.g., spelling bee, science fair).




High School (Grades 8-10)

1. Arts and Crafts:

• More advanced techniques in drawing, painting, and sculpture.
• Projects that integrate art with other subjects, like history or science.

2. Music and Dance:

• Opportunities to learn and play musical instruments.
• Dance styles and performances that explore different cultures and traditions.

3. Physical Education and Sports:

• Competitive sports teams and intramural sports.
• Fitness programs that promote lifelong healthy habits.

3. Drama and Theater:

• Simple plays and skits to build confidence and public speaking skills.
• Role-playing activities to enhance understanding of stories and characters.

4. Environmental Education:

• Activities like gardening, nature walks, and recycling projects to instill a sense of responsibility towards the environment.

5. Clubs and Activities:
• Interest-based clubs such as reading club, math club, or science club to foster enthusiasm in different subjects.
• Fun competitions and fairs (e.g., spelling bee, science fair).