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CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Co-Curricular Activities
The school offers many activities catering to different age groups of students. These augment the academic learning and develop an interest to pursue various skills and hobbies. Art, Music, Work Education, Societies, Sports, and Value Education are given due emphasis for holistic development of the students. Shankar Mahadevan Music Academy Grow with MusicThe Academy brings the "Joy of Music" to your children, through its Grow with Music school program. Grow With Music program for children has been created by Shankar Mahadevan Academy to teach music, through engaging formats that appeal and inspire learning in children. Shankar Mahadevan Academy has introduced various courses specially tailored for children of different age groups.The Grow with Music program has been successfully delivered to 4000+ children in schools all over the country. Grow With Music Program
The School Runs Shankar Mahadevan Academy"LEARN MUSIC; KNOW THE HEART"Art & Music Education
The school provides a number of platforms to students to hone their skills in art and music. According to the scheme of studies of CBSE, art and music education in our school covers the following areas-
Physical and Health Education
The school aims at an all around development of all the students. Sports forms an integral part of the personality development process. The students take part in organized games and sports like Basketball, Football, Cricket etc., throughout the year. Besides, the whole school has fifteen minutes of physical training on all working days. The individual and team games form an integral part of the Annual Calendar of the school. Sports are organized house wise and the school teams take part in various inter-school sporting events as well. Special coaching in cricket is provided after the school hours. Opportunities for Creative Writing and the school publications Outward bound school activities
Students are sent on excursions and other trips with teachers regularly to give them exposure to the world outside. Places usually visited by younger students include Dainik Jagran press, recreational parks, parliament and National Museums etc. Our middle and senior school students were taken to hill stations like Dhanolti and Dehradun. Activities like trekking and camping provide students a platform to learn and bond with each other. |