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Co-Curricular Activities

Holistic Development Through Co-Curricular Activities

At ABPS Nandyal, Co-Curricular Activities play a vital role in holistic student development. They enhance creativity, teamwork, and leadership skills beyond academics. Participation in CCAs builds confidence and improves communication abilities. They foster discipline, time management, and a sense of responsibility. CCAs also help identify and nurture individual talents and interests. Overall, they contribute to the all-round personality development of students.

Activities

Co-Curricular Activities

APRIL

Yellow Colour Day (Pre-Primary)

The tiny tots celebrated Yellow Colour Day with great enthusiasm. They participated in fun-filled activities and explored the colour yellow. The celebration enhanced colour recognition through play and visual learning.

Drawing (Classes I–II)

Students explored their imagination and creativity through a drawing activity. They expressed their thoughts using vibrant colours, lines, and shapes. The activity enhanced artistic expression, focus, and fine motor skills.

Spell Bee (Classes III–V)

Students participated enthusiastically in an exciting Spell Bee competition. They showcased their vocabulary skills and spelling accuracy through challenging rounds. The activity encouraged language learning, confidence, and quick recall.

Carrom (Middle School)

Students participated enthusiastically in engaging Carrom matches. The game helped develop concentration, strategic thinking, and patience. It also promoted sportsmanship, discipline, and healthy competition.

Badminton - Mixed (Senior School)

Senior students actively participated in energetic mixed badminton matches. The matches displayed impressive agility, hand-eye coordination, and speed. The activity encouraged physical fitness, teamwork, and healthy sporting spirit.

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JUNE

Floor Game (Pre-Primary)

Pre-primary students enthusiastically participated in engaging floor games. The activities encouraged active movement, play, and joyful participation. They helped develop gross motor skills, balance, and coordination.

Healthy Food Day (Pre-Primary)

Students participated in fun and interactive Healthy Food Day activities. They learned about the importance of nutritious and balanced food. The activity encouraged healthy eating habits in an enjoyable manner.

Memory Game (Classes I–II)

Students participated in exciting memory games with great enthusiasm. The activities helped improve their concentration, recall, and memory retention. The enjoyable challenges encouraged active participation and quick thinking.

Solo Singing (Classes I–II)

Students showcased their musical talent through cheerful solo singing performances. They sang melodious songs with confidence, rhythm, and joy. The activity encouraged vocal expression, rhythm, and self-confidence.

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Role Play (Classes I–II)

Students enthusiastically engaged in creative role-play activities. They enacted different characters with expressive dialogues and gestures. The activity boosted imagination, communication skills, and social awareness.

Drawing (Classes III–V)

Students explored their creativity and artistic ideas through drawing activities. They expressed their thoughts through vibrant colours, shapes, and imaginative designs. The activity encouraged artistic expression, focus, and creativity.

English Story Telling (Classes III–V)

Students participated enthusiastically in English storytelling sessions. They narrated engaging stories creatively and expressed their ideas confidently. The activity developed imagination, public speaking skills, and fluency.

Chess (Middle School)

Students actively engaged in strategic and intellectual Chess matches. The game challenged their analytical thinking, foresight, and problem-solving abilities. It encouraged concentration, patience, and healthy mental competition.

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English Debate (Middle School)

Students showcased their analytical skills in an engaging English debate competition. They presented well-reasoned arguments for and against diverse topics confidently. The activity enhanced critical thinking, public speaking, and persuasive communication.

Extempore English (Senior School)

Senior students participated in an exciting Extempore English competition. They spoke spontaneously and eloquently on spot-given topics. The activity developed quick thinking, fluency, and public speaking confidence.

Throw Ball – Girls (Senior School)

Girls participated enthusiastically in energetic throw ball matches. The game developed agility, throw power, coordination, and team spirit. It also encouraged physical fitness, strategy, and healthy competition.

Kho-Kho – Boys (Senior School)

Boys participated energetically in thrilling Kho-Kho matches. The traditional sport encouraged speed, agility, endurance, and quick coordination. It also developed teamwork, strategic movement, and sportsmanship.

Fabric Painting (Senior School)

Students explored their artistic talent through creative fabric painting. They transformed plain fabric into attractive, vibrant artistic designs. The activity encouraged patience, precision, creativity, and artistic expression.

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Co-Curricular Activities

JULY

Character Portrayal (Pre-Primary)

The tiny tots dressed up as their favorite characters with immense joy. They presented brief expressions and dialogues with innocent confidence. The activity fostered imagination, self-expression, and stage courage.

Master Chef Activity (Pre-Primary)

Young learners enthusiastically engaged in a fun, fireless Master Chef activity. They explored healthy ingredients and prepared simple, tasty treats. The activity encouraged sensory exploration, culinary interest, and fine motor skills.

Paper Collage (Classes I–II)

Students created vibrant artwork using colorful paper collage techniques. They tore, cut, and pasted paper pieces to form imaginative pictures. The activity enhanced fine motor coordination, creativity, and spatial awareness.

Ball Pass Relay (Classes III–V)

Students participated actively in an energetic ball pass relay race. The activity promoted teamwork, coordination, speed, and physical fitness. It also encouraged cooperation, focus, and sporting enthusiasm.

Story Writing (Middle School)

Students showcased their literary skills through a story writing activity. They penned creative plots, vivid descriptions, and engaging narratives. The activity enhanced written expression, vocabulary, and creative thinking.

TED Talks (Senior School)

Senior students delivered inspiring, thought-provoking presentations in TED Talk style. They shared innovative ideas and personal perspectives on contemporary issues. The activity fostered leadership, impactful communication, and confidence.

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Co-Curricular Activities

AUGUST

Story Sprout (Pre-Primary)

The tiny tots participated in an interactive Story Sprout session. They listened to captivating stories and expressed their thoughts through actions. The activity nurtured listening skills, imagination, and language development.

Independence Day (Pre-Primary)

Pre-primary students celebrated Independence Day with immense patriotic fervor. They participated in national song renditions, flag activities, and cultural skits. The celebration instilled national pride, love for the country, and joy.

Raksha Bandhan(Pre-Primary)

Pre-primary students celebrated Raksha Bandhan with immense joy and festive fervor. They participated in creative Rakhi-making, thread-tying activities, and sweet-sharing celebrations. The celebration instilled values of love, togetherness, cultural tradition, and joy.

English Story Telling (Classes I–II)

Students participated enthusiastically in English storytelling sessions. They narrated delightful stories using voice modulation and expressive gestures. The activity developed confidence, vocabulary, and verbal expression.

Chess (Classes III–V)

Students engaged in focused and strategic Chess matches. The game helped develop concentration, strategic planning, and logical reasoning. It promoted mental discipline, patience, and healthy competition.

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Co-Curricular Activities

Poster Making (Middle School)

Students created colorful, meaningful posters on relevant themes. They expressed their ideas through creative designs, slogans, and illustrations. The activity developed creativity, awareness, and visual communication skills.

Football – Boys (Senior School)

Boys participated enthusiastically in high-energy football matches. The game promoted physical fitness, tactical movement, and strong coordination. It also encouraged discipline, teamwork, and healthy sporting spirit.

Kho-Kho – Girls (Senior School)

Girls participated energetically in thrilling Kho-Kho matches. The traditional sport developed agility, speed, quick decision-making, and stamina. It also promoted teamwork, endurance, and sportsmanship.

September

Blue Colour Day (Pre-Primary)

The tiny tots celebrated Blue Colour Day with great excitement and enthusiasm.

They participated in engaging classroom activities and explored various shades of blue.

The celebration enhanced colour recognition, visual learning, and creative expression.

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