ACTIVE PROGRAMS

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 Introduce children to the world of the Arts as a learning opportunity and step forward into appreciating and creating their own art by sparking their imagination and providing guidance on the tools and resources they can utilize to create their own artistic pieces.

The program fosters creativity, imagination, and artistic skills in children while supporting emotional expression and cultural appreciation. Short-term benefits include greater engagement, skill development, and confidence. Long-term, it aims for lasting arts appreciation, improved academic performance, and potential creative career paths. Success will be measured by participation, skill assessments, and feedback from children, parents, and teachers.

Introduce children to the world of Sports as a learning opportunity and stepforward into learning how to play and working as a team to achieve a common goal. Having the opportunity to master skill, exercise and receive immediate feedback on the rules and structure of sports games.

The program introduces children to sports, teaching skills, exercise, and game rules. It fosters teamwork, improves communication and social skills, and provides immediate feedback to enhance techniques and sportsmanship. Overall, it boosts physical fitness, confidence, discipline, and a lasting appreciation for sports and teamwork.

Introduce children to the world of Reading by providing a safe and comfortable environment, while ensuring they have access to appropriate reading material for their age in sync with their reading comprehension levels and cognitive thinking abilities. Allowing opportunities to read out loud and receive feedback for speech correction and pronunciation.

The program introduces children to reading in a supportive environment with age-appropriate materials. It enhances literacy by encouraging reading aloud and providing feedback on speech and pronunciation. This approach fosters a love for reading, improves literacy and cognitive skills, and boosts verbal confidence. Success will be measured by participation rates, reading assessments, and feedback from children, parents, and educators.