‘FUN’damental Play and Movement
‘FUN’damental Play and Movement
Play-based program with focus on building early child developmental skills, fundamental developmental and movement skills such as fine and gross motor skills, motor-coordination, (vestibular) balance
| General Structure | Introductory Offer | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Days / Week | Individual Session | Group Session | Individual Session | Group Session |
| 2 Days | 5,000 | 4,000 | 4,000 | 3,000 |
| 3 Days | 7,500 | 6,000 | 6,000 | 4,500 |
| 5 Days | 10,000 | 8,000 | 8,000 | 6,000 |
All prices are in Rupees and Applicable per month | Introductory Offer is applicable for first 30 admissions only
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Inspired by every child’s natural love for sports and play, this program is an inclusive play & sports program for children with and without disabilities with emergent developmental skills, with focus on developing their overall physical health, fitness and mental well-being.
The program is specially curated understanding the needs, skills, limitations of children with disabilities. Every activity is adapted and modified as per the children and their disabilities, making every program activity child-centric and inclusive
The program imbibes Head-Heart-Hand philosophy and integrates Early development skills through fun play-based sports, physical education for a holistic learning.
It also lays the foundation for children preparing them for an active life and build their love for sports and, recreational sports engagement, tying with our long term vision of creating inclusive society leveraging power of sports.
The program aims to build following skills in children:
- Developmental skills
- Gross and fine motor skills
- Hand-eye coordination
- Agility
- Balance (Vestibular skills) and Flexibility
Fundamental Play skills
- Locomotor skills – Running, jumping
- Sports Manipulative skills – catching, throwing
Social skills
- Teamwork
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Benefits of Sports for children with disabilities
Sport for development is an approach based on the belief that play or sport is not just an end in itself but also an effective way to help achieve larger developmental goals.
Global evidence reveals that sport-based programs which are explicitly designed to address the needs of particular sections of the population have the potential to prevent disease, increase school attendance, improve learning skills, foster gender equity, enhance inclusion of persons with disabilities and build skills that promote employment and economic development.
Broad set of holistic skills associated with learning through play and sports are:
- Physical skills – being physically active with movement through space develops motor skills and nurtures an active and healthy body.
- Health benefits.
- Channeling of energy
- Improved muscle tone and postural alignment
- Better blood flow and oxygenation, leading to improved heart and mind development
- Emotional skills – understand, manage and express emotions by building self-awareness and handling impulses, as well as staying motivated and confident in the face of difficulties
- Cognitive skills – concentration, problem solving, and flexible thinking by learning to tackle complex tasks and building effective strategies to identify solutions
- Social skills – collaborate, communicate and understand other people’s perspectives through sharing ideas, negotiating rules and building empathy
- Creative skills – coming up with ideas, expressing them and transforming them into reality by creating associations, symbolising and representing ideas and providing meaningful experiences for others.