Whole-Child Development
Learning, creativity and teamwork
At Elite Public School, co-curricular activities complement classroom learning. Students are encouraged to take part in sports, cultural activities, competitions, theatre and hobby classes. These opportunities provide ways to explore interests, practise skills and participate in the school community.
School life at Elite Public School
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Sports and Games
Students are trained in a range of games and sports and prepared for various competitions.
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Team and Racquet Sports
Sports activities listed by the school include:
CricketBasketballVolleyballHandballBadmintonTable Tennis
Adventure activities such as mountaineering and trekking are also organised as part of the school's activity programme.
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Cultural Activities and Competitions
Students get opportunities to express ideas, creativity and talent.
The school's cultural activities include Indian and Western music, art and craft, and dance.
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Contests and Competitions
Activities include extempore speeches, debates, quiz competitions, elocution, poetic symposia, story writing, essay writing and environmental awareness programmes.
The annual fair is a highlight of the school year. The existing school information states that it supports charity and school development.
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Theatre and Performances
Drama and puppet shows are presented by the Pre-Primary and Primary sections as part of school theatre activities.
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Weekly Student Activities
Different year groups participate in scheduled weekly activities.
WEDNESDAYPre-Primary Section
Pre-Primary students take part in their weekly activity on Wednesday.
THURSDAYGrades 1 and 2
Students in Grades 1 and 2 participate in weekly activities on Thursday.
FRIDAYGrades 3 to 8
Students in Grades 3 to 8 participate in weekly activities on Friday.
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Saturday Hobby Classes
The school information lists a variety of possible interests and skill-building activities for hobby classes.
- Musical instruments, including Keyboard and Tabla
- Vedic Maths
- UCMAS
- Handwriting improvement
- Art and Craft
- Personality development
- Communication skills
- Computer animations
- Fun with Science and robot-making
- Football
- Cricket
- Basketball
- Skating
- Karate
- Gymnastics
- Table Tennis
- Badminton
More Than Classroom Learning
Sports, cultural programmes, creative competitions and hobby activities give students different ways to participate in school life and explore their interests.